there's a joke, i'm quitting facebook and i'm going on facebook to tell everybody i'm going on facebook. they leave, go away, off for two days. going ok, i have no one to talk to. it becomes that thing if all of your friends, acquaintances, relatives are on facebook, where are you going to go? >> so i think we've reached that tipping point in terms of there really is no place to go. you're not going to have fun on linked in. you're going to go back to facebook. people going back wind up being more active than in the beginning. it's actually very true when you get a text, when you get a tweet to you, when someone tweets to you, the brain hits dopamine. the brain hits you with dopamine. it's like whoa, a tweet, you want that. >> appreciate you both being with us tonight. facebook not going anywhere. >> several states are balking at any push for tougher gun laws. voters will go to the polls to decide on recalling lawmakers who did call for stricter gun control. missouri is trying for nullification. they are poise said to enact a law that would circumstance up vent federal power under guns.

or you can type "prius" on facebook and get personal advice about it from your friends. e 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 companie

the question do you agree with the court decision liking on facebook is protected under the first amendment. then we asked what is the first amendment? and let's find out how america did. do you agree with the u.s. appeals court's decision that liking on took is protected by the first amendment? >> yes. >> what's the first amendment? >> i don't know. i don't know. what is it? >> do you agree with the u.s. appeals court's decision that liking on facebook is protected by the first amendment? >> yes. >> absolutely. >> what's the first amendment? >> ha-ha. we shouldn't have done this. >> what's the first amendment? >> what for the, for your rights, right? yeah, for rights. for your rights for -- just to have rights, i guess. >> take a stab at it. >> take a stab at the first amendment. do you know the first amendment? really? i have no clue. >> what is the first amendment? >> wow, i am not in a history class. shot in the dark. the right to vote probably. >> take another shot in the dark. >> another shot in the dark. >> the right to privacy. >> what is the first amendment? >> i know it know it fr

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

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while they were using facebook at other times. when they were actually on their home page they actually felt good. >> you know it's an interesting phenomenon and i would agree with peter, i don't think facebook is all bad. it does some wonderful things for us it keeps us connected in marvelous ways but it takes over, we're not in command of it. and a very interesting study found that when somebody likes your page and this is relevant to your question, there is actually a part of your brain, the reward part of your brain lights up. and the more you use facebook the more activated that part of your brain becomes. so we know the brain is very sensitive to this type of mental training. if you repeat the process over and over again those neural wires get very strong. so any concern is that it can enslave us at sometimes and it disincentivizes us from going out and having a face-to-face conversation. >> very apt title to your book then. we've got a poll we've conducted and i want to get to hermella for that. >> thanks antonio. we asked our readers on social media

would that include a public admission on facebook e she forced him to admit that he cheated on her. he posted a photo saying that he she wason my wife and ugly. i don't know who that is referring to. she says she will reunite with him if it gets 10,000 likes on facebook. he is up to more than 9400. >> a spiral-bound notebook? why not a piece of stationery e >> a chinese woman says her son- in-law borrowed $81,000 to invest in a business but has not paid her back. take a look. his car as collateral. she went even further and rented a crane and hoisted it high above the ground and hauled it onto her roof terrace. the pointping he got and will pay her back immediately. >> now, your forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. ofwe saw a wide range seasons, if you will. winter out west, summer in the middle of the country and fall in the northeast. the area over wyoming is centered south and ees to. will be in the 20's. in the middle of the country, all the way to minneapolis, 86 for the high today. our official high was only 73. classic fall conditions around here. part of the pat

one a day women's. >>> yesterday we had our fancy lady hair contest. ricky looked like this. and sticker bush looking like this. you all went to facebook for our winner and right now on the phone, we have our dish nation producer with the results. are y'all nervous? >> i feel good. >> that was the dance contest. >> we're talking about the wigs. >> y'all was dressed like the golden girls. >> so the first runner up is -- >> ricky smily. >> i'll take that. >> and the winner is -- >> rocky. >> i knew you could do it. >> congratulations. >> ain't nothing to be proud of, is it? >> it looks good on -- you! >> good morning, everyone. it's monday, september 23. live look outside. we're back in the fallone.day, temperatures. good feeling out there. not a good feeling over the weekend perhaps. per >> depends on what you are talking about. game. football >> okay. >> i'm sarah simmons.mon >> i'm wisdom martin. let's get an early check on thee weather with tucker barnes. >> wisdom, sarah, good morning. going to be a cool day today but a dry day for us as serve headed back to work and school after the weekend. w we do have cloud cover and a cloud dec

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she is missing him on facebook and then -- missing him on facebook. >> i don't think that's going to be the damning evidence. >> oh, you never know in a case this close. >> yeah? >> littlest things can make a difference. >> can carry a lot of weight. you know that. >> absolutely it can. really all you're doing is taking the situations on facebook for negative connotations as with the text message, as well. you can't do that because as a prosecutor the burden will be on you, not on her. >> you know what? i think it comes down to good lawyering and you are both good lawyers. thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >>> all right, coming up, did the violent video games play a role in the navy yard shooter's meltdown? >>> and you think a teacher caught smuggling drugs would be fired, right? well, not according to a new york judge. you're not going to want to miss my take on this travesty of justice. [ male announcer ] susan writes children's books. when she's happy, she writes about bunnies. when she's sad, she writes about goblins. [ balloon pops, goblin growling ] she wrote a

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yesterday, this photo of her popped up on facebook in the ad. >> shocking. horrible. i've seen a lot of people on facebook who just get used for advertisements, just because it's a really easy target. >> reporter: in a statement, facebook says this is an extremely unfortunate example of an advertiser scraping an image from the internet and using it for their campaign. we have permanently deleted the advertiser's account. >> the advertiser was implying that you would meet this person on the dating website, which we know could not possibly have been true. so not only was it incredibly disrespectful to the woman depicted, but it was also deceptive. >> reporter: he says bottom line, advertisers can't use someone's image without their consent. he even wrote a case book on the issue. >> advertiser loses every single case we talk about in the case book. >> just a breach of your privacy. that's scary that they can do that, they can find your picture. we just are in a world where that's possible and it's scary. >> reporter: the professor pointed out, beware anytime you post a

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leonard says that's exactly what was happening on facebook. >> i found my daughter's facebook on the pages of a bunch of clothing companies and it just infuriated me. >> her and other moms will sue the facebook giant. parents have filed an appeal saying the changes facebook is making leave a giant loophole. >> this settlement does not adequately protect the rights of minors whose privacy facebook continues to violate. >> attorney scott michael compare its to writing their own excuse note in school. >> they may be tagged by association with those things on the internet with for years to come, maybe to their personal embarrassment or professional detriment. >> parents are demanding the facebook get permission straight from them before their children can be used in any ads. reporting in washington, justin gray, ktvu chan 2 news. >> facebook issued a statement saying the court ordered settlement provides substantial benefits to all class members including minors through enhanced notice and consent provisions and innovative new tools to advertising >>> a statewide teacher's union filed a

you can go on our facebook page to share your photos. >> firefighters are getting a better handle on a wild fire in and around december 8th. here are the latest numbers. more than 235,000 a. have burned. the wild fire is 70 percent contained, that is up from 60% earlier. full containment is not expected for 2 1/2 weeks, that is around september 20th it. this is not the fourth largest fire in california history. more than 5000 buildings are still threatened. 111 buildings including 11 homes have been destroyed. >> keep it here on kron4 and we will keep you updated on a whim wild fire burning and disseminate. you can also visit kron4.com we will have a slide show the most impressive pictures. you can also sign up for breaking news alerts, on our kron4 mobile have. >> still have a kron4 morning newest. if you'll are friends with your kids on facebook you will want to listen to this story. we will tell you how they manage to keep things from you you. >> plus, foformer nba player dennis rodman is headed back to north korea what he plans to do when he's there. >> we are following the lates

yesterday, this photo of her popped up on facebook in the ad. >> shocking. horrible. i've seen a lot of people on facebook who just get used for advertisements, just because it's a really easy target. >> reporter: in a statement, facebook says this is an extremely unfortunate example of an advertiser scraping an image from the internet and using it for their campaign. we have permanently deleted the advertiser's account. >> the advertiser was implying that you would meet this person on the dating website, which we know could not possibly have been true. so not only was it incredibly disrespectful to the woman depicted, but it was also deceptive. >> reporter: he says bottom line, advertisers can't use someone's image without their consent. he even wrote a case book on the issue. >> advertiser loses every single case we talk about in the case book. >> just a breach of your privacy. that's scary that they can do that, they can find your picture. we just are in a world where that's possible and it's scary. >> reporter: the professor pointed out, beware anytime you post a

are you friends with your kids on facebook? eported setting up filters for their parents on social media. 70% are friends with their parents on facebook. researchers also found a majority of teenagers still try to keep certain parts of their social lives private. 58 percent of them said that post updates that were inside jokes are coded messages that don't serve in france could understand. the study found that many kids are not even using facebook as much as before. >> microsoft says that it is buying nokia's devices and services business, and getting access to the company's patents. it is microsoft's attempt to expand their footprint and the smart phone market. the deal is valued at $7.2 billion for nokia's mobile head sahandset business, and 2.2 billion to license their patents and mapping and services. the company says that when the deal closes in early 2014, about 32,000 nokia employees will transfer to microsoft. >> iphone discounts are typical of this time of year with a new model is scheduled to debut. wal-mart is slashin

facebook. i found a couple early on in the year, not that great. then back in may this was the account session areas of facebook linked to mobile to facebook account. and it gave you the user to link up to, and i use as someone el else's i.d., and it linked up. >> how is it that stuff gets through that they don't catch but you do? >> um, to be honest, i'm not quite sure. i mean, they've got the best eyes working there. i think if you're focused on the same project for as long as you're working there, you just miss things. that's the great things about these programs, you got thousands of people looking after it from different angles. >> would it pay a guy like to you get a job at a place like that? or do you just sit around and look for vulnerabilities and cash in. >> i do it as a hobby. i have my full-time job. when i have a few spare hours, i look for potential money. >> i understand that facebook has only awarded 329 bounties. do you negotiate for that or do you look for the vulnerability? >> yes, they have the amount they want to pay out for it,

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gonzales posted this picture on facebook katelin getting on the bus, the first day of school. after what her mom called a traumatizing delicious another bus took her to the right school, but then the driver didn't pick her up after school. an emergency contact finally got her home. >> the following day she did not want to go to school, as you can imagine. she was terrified to get on the bit. she did say bus hurt me. bus pinch me. bus bad. >> durham school services acknowledge mistake. >> we orange out a plan to improve communication and coordination move forward. >> we're in the processover reviewing the contract and previous concerns with durham bus services. >> but the superintendent says hayward is part of a rejoinal contract and there are few options. >> durham's response today is completely unacceptable. >> reporter: gonzales who has two other autistic children says she no longer trusts durham servicessings and she's asking people to express their outrage on her facebook page. reporting live in hayward, john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. >>> following developing news in oak

the other side, put on my hoodie and get bullish on facebook. main reason, you are paying 200 times earnings for this company. i'm unwilling to do that because in social media you are betting on young people where fickle tastes when it comes to social media. young people are gravitating away from facebook. i'm unwilling to pay a massive premium for a company that's loosing its cool among young people. >> in my house we call it foggibook because my kids have fled. >> bill, you and i discussed this stock on "talking numbers" on july 25th with numbers up on the heels of the upside earning side. with shares up 45% since then, having all but achieved that $50 target, i'm now a strong seller of the stock. you want to be booking profits here. when you look at this chart, in the past we talked about that big breakaway gap from the symmetrical triangle it forminged, projecting that measured upside to $50. now an exhaustion gap at the end of the move. a straight line advance. that tells me we're looking at a critical technical inflexion point. you want to

facebook. we view ourselves complimentary. we build onfacebook -- liz: they are doing the wave which we love. tell them to do the wave again. that is hysterical. now they're raising the roof. really as a demonstration here, what do you need now? do you need more money? need more seed money. >> eventually we'll be raising more capital. right now we're well-funded and we're, we're real excited about just product development. introducing new features, new functionalities, capabilities. talked about the mobile broadcast capability. we're heads down working on all that stuff. liz: my coanchor david asman is a jets fan. if you get jets owner woody johnson although david talks to him all the time i think that would be good. >> cool. we'll work with the jets. we'll try to get them involved. liz: and the browns too, jeff, thank you so much. >> thank you very much for having me. liz: watching developments like spreecast and jeff fluhr, a serial entrepreneur. that is again r again net tis, here in silicon valley. that is only day one. we have day tw

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

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a photo of her showed up on facebook.as removed the bag and deleted the advertiser's account. >>> just a breach of your privacy. that's scary they can do that, and find your picture. we're in a world it's possible and that's scary. >> in a statement, facebook says this is an extremely unfortunate example ofn iser scraping an image on facebook and using it as their own. >> and a case was filed by six former sheriff's deputies in virginia who claim they were wrongfully fired in 2009 for liking their opponent's facebook page. facebook and the american civil liberties union also facebook involved in the case saying denying the first amendment protection would erode free speech rights. >>> and a man arrested last year, vincent calvareci has not been showing up for his will classes. he was found yesterday afternoon and was described as an altered mental state. he was taken to the hospital in cohaerent, threatened nursing staff and had to be handcuffed. >>> cal fire says the rim fire will be contained later today or early tomorr

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send us your best fire pictures to breakingnews@kron.com or message us on facebook. >> stay with kron four for continuing coverage on the morgan fire burning near mt. diablo. you can also get the very latest on our kron four news app. >> yester day it was so high, the flames were just sitting on top. as of right now the temperatures are in the upper 70's. the humidity is x 60%. we may see gus at 25 mi. per hour. today we're talking about temperatures are approaching the upper 90s. the humidity may be down to just about 10%. as of right now containment is said to him% and will continue to monitor the conditions with the morgan fire. >> we are waking up to low 50's and 60's. as we head into afternoon and expect upper 60s to upper 90s. we do have a cooling trend on the way and the temperatures would drastically cool. i will talk about win and we're coming up on my next report. >> we have an accident in the south bay but first, let's talk about road closures for the more and fire. of course, morgan territory road has been closed. it was one of the first that was shut down. it is more of a

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