it on your facebook pag , as well? correct. because i have her family and friends on my facebook, too. >> at any point prior to leaving the house did you call 911? >> no. >> he has pled not guilty to second degree murder charges. he's expected to be indicted on first degree murder charges in the coming weeks. >>> former congressman gabby giffords is attending an arms fair. they plan on praising organizers for agreeing to a background check code of conduct. they will also use their visit to press their campaign for a federal law mandating backgrounds checks for all gun buyers at gun somehows throughout the country. >>> a landmark san francisco restaurant was forced to close its doors because of the government shutdown reopened for business today. the owners scrambled to reopen after receiving word last night that the government game them the green light. >> reporter: the kitchen is once, again, busy and guests waiting patiently for their meals. the cliff house was forced to shut down. >> the upkeep is roughly $10,000 or

we don't think they stop spending on facebook. , with 1.5 billion people using the site. we think facebook will claim a smaller share, a budget from largest marketers. david: has any marketers come to you and said at least privately, bravo, we're happy with your report? >> getting a lot more private congratulations than public ones. david: why is that? are folks afraid of facebook, afraid of the blowback from facebook. >> i'm not sure they're afraid of facebook. a lost marketers are a little bit embarrassed they are not able to have facebook work for them. they don't want peers and competitors to know that either. david: what happens now? clearly they have just slammed your report. they're not going to take advice from your report. so what happens? are they, are they going to change their ways at all? >> i at least hope they start to edge in the right direction. first step for me is to start using social affinity data more wisely. they know so much more about people and preferences. only 15% of the ads run on facebook use any socia

you got her thinking now, she got engaged on her facebook! yeah? and you sitting up here talking about you don't know what you wanna do. jones: i mean, 'cause... judge lake: how does one person think they engaged, and the other person don't know what they gonna do? jones: i don't know, but at the same time... i never heard of such! you don't question any engagement, actually... so what do you wanna do? do you wanna be with me? actually... actually, if you been sleeping with one of my cousins as of last month. jones: and you talk about engagement... wow! you did the same exact thing! it really don't make sense. how could you even be in a committed relationship with me, if i have doubts because you say you going back with the same cousin, which the whole reason i'm here is for the paternity! oh, because you switched up cousins, it's okay, basically, right? all right. i admit... douglas: it's a different cousin. i had two things with two of her cousins... which, all right. but it's not like i'm here to question the paternity of their kids. i'm here to.

is that in keeping with what you heard about user activity on facebook? >> yes, absolutely. mean, a lot of it has been anecdotal because facebook does fought break out it's user demographics by age. in order to see if younger people are shying away from facebook we have to listen to stories. but they did say on their earnings call today while younger teens were stable between q 2 and q 3 with overall monthly actives, it did decline. we don't know what age group that is, but it scared some investors that the stock went down after that. >> you saw the stock go up and then it went down. kurt, one has to imagine, i'm not in this world. i'm certainly not a guy who invented this, but you got to imagine when facebook comes out. it's so new, so groundbreaking, at some point the fascination factor of spending hours and hours on facebook which i admit i have done in the past, it gets old and you move on to other things. >> yes, when facebook is competing with so many other social networks that are giving people away to share things that are easier to digest. pictures or videos, the vis

you can add him on facebook, follow him on twitter.or email - slate@kron4.com. >> we have a clearer skies. this live look at the bay bridge and the moon is out. we are going to see really nice weather for the next several days with an offshore when'd. it will keep that fog away with the offshore wind --. we will continue to see this entire week with a warming trend. however, this storm system to the north. through northern california and that system is not going to impact us, directly. it will make for an offshore wind pattern. as we mentioned, it will be fog free with a warm daytime pattern but chilly nights. because of the lower humidity those readings will drop into the 40's. for the afternoon, look for the highs in the 60s. '70s and expected in the yellow. in the morning, a bit of a different story. 50s for the self ave. and also for the south bay 50s. with some sunshine. the same for palo alto, redwood city, with 50s and also 77 degrees mid upper 60s and san francisco, 60s on tap. (music) your kron 4 7 day around the bay temperatu

on august 20th, al jazeera america introduced >> facebook is on a roll. 's third quarter earnings report blew past analyst expectation and its stock has jumped more than 150%. the social media giant was able to silence critic s . facebook has risen to the challenge but user may be feeling a bit of facebook fatigue. a few survey show 42% of facebook users ages 18 to 29, and 34% of those 30 to 49 have reduced their usage. 20% say they no longer use facebook at all. a millennial in new york who said she uses facebook less than she used top. thank you for being with us. you are the demographic that we think of when we think of facebook. but this study suggests that some of you on the younger side of this demographic are not using it as much. give me a sense of your history with facebook in terms of your usage? >> sure, well, i'm a social media marketer. i've had to use facebook specifically every day for business marketing, but on a person level that recreek tha ct you mentioned is certainly the case. i only navigate to facebook when prompted by mobile notific

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part of the show every day, so tell us what you think about tweeting us, or leave us a comment on facebookas shots rang out on capitol hill, our attention turned to security. is everyone who should be working to keep us safe still on the job? the answer is sort of. police and federal agents converged to stop the shooter. but not all of those first responders are still getting a paycheck. some will have to wait in this latest round of congressional dysfunction ends and the government reopens. and the military is still hard at work and getting paid, but civilians working at the pentagon, the national security agency, the cia, national guard and others are furloughed, basically forced leave, and it's unclear if they will get paid for it. one question arising from thursday's events is whether this budget standoff poses a real risk to american safety. does shutting off the flow of federal money mean we're putting ours in danger. joining me is robert from a u.s. security firm. he is a 30-year veteran of law enforcement. robert good to have you here. thank you for being with us. >> sure. >> there

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representative finds herself in broiled controversy this week after she compared president obama to hitler on facebook and you know posted to her personal page on monday barton a republican complained about the effects of the government shutdown on the national park service reading someone is paying the national park service overtime for their efforts to carry out the orders of their fear or where are our constitutional sheriffs who can revoked. sure service rangers authority to arrest do we have any sheriffs who appear really national park service is the only thing i've heard that one before in all serious though seriousness though representative barton's facebook post is just another example of the boiling hatred those on the extreme right feel toward our president and every day government workers and that it's very very ugly.

we're posting updates on facebook and twitter. ill ahead, the latest on the capitol hill shooting and emotional reaction from witnesses. the first case of the flu confirmed in our area. coming up, ways to keep your family safe. safe.  february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken cuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block the plan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." >> still developing, the u.s. cool shooting. investigators are trying to piece together what happened. the driver was 34-year old mirium carey of stamford, connecticut. police say she had her young daughter in the car when she rammed a security barricade, and let secret service and police on a wild chase. she was shot and ki

we need law enforcement to be on this, and we need private companies like facebook and google to be on this, and we need the average citizen to say to google, you've taken situations and context and addressed them. there were online mugshots, and you had google responding, we don't think that you should be doing this. and people can stand up and make this change. >> john, you speak on this topic a lot. and one of the things that you say, there has to be out of the box thinking. >> well, looking at your laws, what laws do i have? in the situation of revenge porn, which is horrible, but it's the term now, what else is going on in that relationship? is this one more act that might constitute stalking? are there other laws that might have been violated? use of computer to harass, and criminal laws that don't have to do with this one int. incident, but there was abuse going on in that relationship that we might know about, and there's a way to go after folks for ways this don't exist or protect our victims at this point. >> the privacy of an ex partner in such ways is appalling, what goes a

and get apodacea on facebook and -- updates on facebook and twitter. . >>> new information involving a patient found dead at san francisco general hospital. the attorney representing the woman's family is speaking out. ktvu's david stevenson reports on what the attorney says he uncovered in the case. >> the body of lynne spaulding was cremated today, two weeks after she was found dead. she was missing 17 days. ktvu channel 2 news confirmed there was a report of a person in the stair well in the days before the body was recovered. it is unclear whether sheriff's deputies checked the stair well during searches for the woman. >> i heard that some hospital staff had observed a body on the balcony prior to its being acknowledge as discovered. >> source received an e-mail tuesday indicating a hospital worker reported seeing a homeless person sleeping in the stair well where lynne spaulding was found. >> you don't go to a hospital and die of tragic circumstances all alone on a balcony. >> the hospital ceo said we feel terrible for lynne spaulding's family and friends as this part of the sto

over 50% of it happens on facebook. u would think facebook would be trying to find ways to protect young people from bullying. youngste sisters that use the s he have day, it's hard to think there is nothing that's private. >> that's the piece that disturbs me too. having kids, earlier i had young relatives their family set up profiles for them. i would not do that for my daughter at all. would not want my kids to be on facebook at all. the settings are so complicated that even if you study what the various privacy settings are, and you think you're protected, not only can they just change them at a whim and do you have to stay on top of what the latest is, but you never feel secure. back to your point, ari, about how they are using this as sort -- this a profit making incentive. i wonder if they are going to undermine that very profit making instead of -- to think they are benefitting from making these changes because i think they really have destroyed their brand. i used to be on facebook all the time. i don't use it a

just like, oh, brandon is in new york taking pictures of people on the street and putting them on facebookm. >> exactly. so here i am doing this all day long with absolutely nothing to show for it. so this went on for six months i photographed every single day. i photographed on christmas eve and christmas, new years eve, new years day, all day long. >> reporter: he built a modest following but then he started actually talking to his subjects and much to his surprise he learned people are more willing to open up to a stranger with a camera than to even their best friends. >> she said when my husband was dying, i said how am i supposed to live without you? and he said take the love you have for me and spread it around. and her voice was kind of quivering and the rain is coming down and i said thank you very much. i turned the corner and just started crying. >> reporter: he started posting these along with the photos and the following exploded. >> if i follow you on my facebook feed, there's a completely different feel i get from what you put up as opposed to even some of my best friends. >>

sierra: so, tyler's always on facebook. t's, let's check, let's check his facebook status, see if he updated it, you know. it says that, "tyler is having a great night and needs to get to some sleep before his show in the morning" rachel: oh, ok. see, that's why i don't have a facebook, 'cause too many people be all up in your business. tyler: yo, uh, how y'all feeling, dc? what's up, everybody? good, good, good. i'm so sorry i'm late, guys. i got really tied up in traffic, and, you know, uh... and a brother was up in the library all night last night. you know, studying, hitting the books, subject aft subject. rachel: i'm not too sure about that one, tyler. you should watch what you put on your facebook. tyler: watch what i put on my... aww, man! sierra: oh, yeah, that's right, yeah, ok. well, now that you've decided to join us with your, you know, wonderful essence over there, i'm going to finish introducing today's show topic-- social media--the good, the bad, and the ugly. rachel: see, it looks like somebody has it out fo

one very gruesome video. what happened about that? >> it was just a few months ago that facebook's own users flagged up a video of a woman being beheaded and now that video has resurfaced in the past couple days on facebook. i want to show you just a still from that video, not the actual video. we decided to blur the woman's face that appeared in this video. now, in this picture, she's on her knees and a man is holding her hair which you see right there. that man later cuts off her head in the video. facebook users outraged, demanded that facebook bring this video down but facebook told them it no longer violated

in fact, on facebook, one woman wrote -- a woman named sarah, there is no way this woman has an hourd with her children between blogging, reading every replay, working out daily, and working full time. she's supposed to have us believe she's this sort of role mother? what do you have to say about people commenting on your parenting? >> you know what? there's a big fallacy about being healthy and -- you know, what i do, i work out 30, 60 minutes, intense, focused, five to six days a week, and the majority of my health comes from the nutrition. i'm running around. i do go to fast-food restaura restaurants, so i'm not prejudging other people. i don't know what's going on with other people's lives. i'm saying do what you can to be a role model to your kids. i'm a gad mom. i'm choosing to be healthy for my kids. i won't say, i'm overweight because i give everything to my kids and nothing -- i don't make myself a priority. that shouldn't be the message we should be sending america or our family. >> certainly the what's your excuse slogan has been used on all kinds of posters. we have an im

i'm disgusted by it. >> reporter: within hours of the sandy hook massacre she went on facebook posing8 kid versus been killed. still no word on my nephew. then days later she went after money. we have set up a funeral fund for my brother. anyone willing to make a donation can make one. noah's real family never saw a dime. >> she is trying to turn a profit on a horrible tragedy. on the death of kids. 6-year-old kids. it's a horrible thing to be doing. >> reporter: at the time, we tracked noelle to this home in the bronx. >> i'm jeff rossen with nbc news. can we speak with you? >> reporter: she denied doing it. >> did you send this message over facebook? >> no. >> then why is your account number, your e-mail, your bank routing number and paypal information. >> because i sell things online. >> but why were you posing to be a member of their family. they say they never met you before. >> reporter: but just a week after our story aired the fbi arrested her. she has pled guilty to wire fraud and making false statements to the government. late tuesday the judge sentenced her to 8 months in p

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so depersonalization is epidemic on facebook. it is easy. ot do it, but police can consider facebook people, others on facebook to be nonhuman. like cartoon characters. they are stocking. gerri: they depersonalize those folks and don't even think about the consequences. that is the mindset of a bully. the mindset of the person being bullied. what is it? they feel the minister? what tools do you give your child or your niece or nephew or grandchild? what kind of mental tools to you give them said that they would not even respond to that? >> number one, you have to arm them at the beginning to say, if you get feedback that is negative, i know that you can feel like you have no one on your side. this happens to people. now suggesting it happened to you, but it does happen to kids in school. gerri: dr. keith, come on. the child is not going to know what the word feedback means. have you speak their language, talk to them when they are. >> i was talking to your audience, so i am assuming we are adults. she talked to your kids, what you're saying i

the video was recorded and then posted on facebook back in july. the video came to officers' attention after the suicide of rebecca sedwick. last month the 12-year-old jumped to her death at this abandoned cement factory after being cyber bullying for almost a year. two students were charged in the case. one of them is the stepdaughter of vivian vossberg. >> it makes me question where did they learn it from? kids learn from swrun. >> shortly after she was charged vossberg told media that she does not allow it in her house. yet it was on her daughter's facebook page that this video was found. >> that appears to be a normal way of life. >> when confronted with the video she admitted she did go too far and things got out of hand. >> i think what's happening with the advent of technology today is people's home life is becoming their public life. and as you can see, that didn't work out so well for vivian. >> the sheriff's office says the relationship between vossberg and the accused are not clear. there are six or seven in the household. >>> in the mad

you certainly have been on facebook about it. s. >> because i support everybody who works for the federal government getting a salary, i continue to support reopening the government, making sure that everybody who is doing a job in the federal government can earn their salary. and so that's my position. >> are you going to continue to take your salary? >> yes, i'm going to continue to take my salary. >> that is not what one new jersey congressman says, steve. he said take my 5,000 plus dollars. i'll write a check back to the federal government. we put that on the facebook page. before the show this was going big. what's it like now? >> so far 377,000 people have looked at that. we've gotten almost 19,000 likes and page views. these are some of the comments right here. steve griffin says, the president should give back his pay for lack of leadership. janie bartlett says, man with integrity, referring to the congressman from great state of -- my current state of new jersey. dream says they should give every penny to pay back on the

. >>> on facebook we're asking our viewers to finish this sentence. i think congress should -- and already we've had thousands of comments. you can leave us yours, just go to ktvu on facebook. >>> in 30 minutes we'll take you to washington where world war ii vets were blocked from seeing the memorial in their honor. and we head to congresswoman sea -- to yosemite who was shutdown today on its 133rd birthday. we will bring you developments on facebook and twitter. >>> a man's life was changed forever because of a hit-and- run today a new reward was announced. when you hear what happened to this man, it's incredible he's even still alive. new at 5:00, cara liu in fremont and she talked to his family about what happened and the long long road ahead. cara. >> reporter: well frank, the family disparately wants a hit- and-run driver to be held accountable. the accident happened here along fremont boulevard. it's a small stretch with a lot of accidents. you can see the skid marks from a crash. john vidal was hit while driving his bike south on the fremont. h

how many of you were on facebook?ead an article today, and some researchers did a study where they looked at 15 million facebook pages which amounts to 75,adults, or two 14-year-old girls. i'm not sure what -- 75,000 adults or two 14-year-old girldz. we're six weeks into season 11 and i still haven't gone through my audience's facebook pages. i thought today i would show them on national television. you post them. why not? the first person i would like to speak to is stephanie reese. where is stephanie? hi. stand up. you can stand up right there, stephanie, if you want to. is it reese? >> yeah. >> ellen: where do you live? >> laguna niguel, in orange county. >> ellen: i found this on your page. coming soon. drunk blonde in bar." >> i had a couple weeks in college left. >> ellen: i thought it was like a court order that you had to, like -- maybe instead of getting drunk you should stay home and clean your room. your room is a mess. >> kitchen. >> ellen: i don't know what you are studying but these look like children's

and you talk to chicks >> kirk: are you on facebook again? >> i use facebook but not like that >> what conversation? >> way before baby mama when you gave me your password and i was checking your here pops up a conversation with you and your classmate. there's no -- >> kirk: how did you find out she was pregnant? >> i didn't know she was pregnant. it was a year later because i am a facebook staker i check everybody's facebook so i look at this girl's profile and she is holding a picture of a baby that looks like my baby and i'm like is this your baby and that is the first time he said he slept with herment when he comes home the next day at 6:00 thinking we are going to be all good i was like i need you to pack your stuff and go. you don't have be here. but i'm like ok what happened? i was bored. i needed friends. i asked him to go out every weekend come out with me go to the club. so i'm trusting you to go out in a place. and the on reason that i checked our phone to see where he might be because he has not come home is because [inaudible] i'

gone are the days where people were doing all sorts of shady things, buying things on facebook. you can definitely have a huge amount of followers and have no quality there. i try to make sure now that i am more on the business side, making sure that we keep up that integrity in teaching both our marketing department and our editorial department to make sure we keep that quality there. it is very easy to slip into something not so great. >> i am a student of journalism at the university of connecticut. as a student, we have this propensity to not have face-to- face conversations and their teachers are yelling at us, pick up the phone. stopped e-mailing. is it possible, you have talked about the quality of social media, using it correctly. is it possible there is too much of it? i have this image of reporters getting in the car and they are tweaking and instagraming and they miss a fire because they are just so involved with their phone. is there too much? how do you get past that? >> i think the answer to that is there is absolutely too much. you have to be careful. i think your

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you can get updates on our facebook or twitter pages and on our new mobile app. >>> investigators are looking into the key witness into the death of lynne spaulding. he may have seen her in the exterrior stairwell. a man with hospital id reported it and disappeared. >> reporter: they are working with the sfpd into an investigation that has had few answers. kron4 wants to speak to the man who was admitted to the 5th floor at san francisco general. he saw someone lying on the stairwell and reported it. this happening back on october 4th before 7:30 in the morning. 4 days before lynne spaulding was found dead. we reached out to a spokesperson and she and her staff are helping in any way possible. the description of the man is asian and wearing a blue shirt and a possible tie. reporting in san francisco, scott rates. >>> this was a fire in redwood city 2 weeks ago. people were screaming and running through hallways. in july another 6 alarm fire happened. this displaced a hundred people and killed one person. people are getting help and have survived both fires. >> reporter: it is a story

. >>> have you heard about the latest controversy on facebook?it involves the sacramento mother who is now making headlines because of a single picture she took of herself and then posted on facebook. here's a look at the photo. it shows her along with her three young sons with the caption that reads "what's your excuse?" many people are actually calling her a bully and accuse her of what they call fat shaming. maria says she's just surprised at all the controversy. >> i thought that, wow, you know, i look pretty good for having three kids. i didn't call you fat. i didn't say you were a bad mother. didn't say, you know, why are you so lazy? i say what's your excuse? >> the picture has received more than 20,000 shares on facebook, and to be fair, plenty of supportive comments as well. >> got to imagine there would be some support with the shutdown of the government a lot bigger fish to fry. >> yes, absolutely. >> all right. christina loren, what's happening outside? i like what i'm seeing for the weekend. >> it's really nice. speaking of no more g

did see a decrease in daily users specifically among younger teens. >> this comment and another one facebookade saying it won't significantly increase its advertising load, erased a 16% gain in after-hours trading on better than expected results. this despite the fact that analysts on the earnings call didn't seem to care and didn't ask a single question, but facebook's potential teen problem. now, he tries to downplay the teen use decrease but didn't explain that it does not include popular service instagram. he also didn't stress that the 13 and 14-year-olds he's talking about are only in the u.s. market which is responsible for just less than one-thififth of facebook's daily traffic. concerns about u.s. teens overshadowing much better than expected results speaks to questions about whether facebook can maintain its rapid rise that we have seen over the past quarter. mandy? >> julia, thank you very much for that. where does facebook go from here? let's bring in lou hearner. i thought we knew about this for a little while now. why is it such a shock to the market that teens are using facebo

a couple weeks back, brian made a bullish bet on shares of facebook, the trade was instantly liked. n, our status is always the same. risk less so we can make more. and that's just what brian did with his bullish bet on facebook. brian liked the way facebook shares were looking. >> i want to own the stock any kind of pullback here. i think they're doing the right things to project themselves forward. >> but 100 shares cost $4,000. >> got change for a 00? >> so instead of spending all that money brian sold the january 36 strike put for 2.05. that 2.05 is the most brian can make on the trade. but in order to keep all that money, brian needs facebook stock to stay above the strike of the put that he sold, or in this case, above $36 by january expiration. below 36 bucks and profits trail off. with the money brian collected, he won't see losses until facebook falls below the strike of the put he sold by more than the 2.05 he's taking in or below 33.95 by january expiration. in other words, brian did the ultimate facebook fakeout. make money whether the stock goes up, down or nowhere at al

. >> the employee -- because of what he said on twitter and facebook, complaining. >> as -- >> doesn't that set a presence dent i complain about an employee or -- >> she identified the woman on twitter. she identified her directly. she didn't just say, it was a southwest airlines gates person. >> the precedent should be, don't settle, take it to the end. teach frivolous plaintiffs a lesson that not everybody goes away for the sake of going away. >> at the bottom of the screens, we want you to tweet your reaction to this story. are you ready for this? >> not on southwest airlines. >> what are we at now? after the wheeling and dealing, i think we have adjudicated this -- are we done with this? >> i won. >> you're wrong. >> always. >> after the wheeling and dealing, the packing and the leaving, congress is taking off, and herman is raising some cain. talk about a cane in the clats, an eighth grade teachers' rant caught on tape. parents are riled up. [bleep] [bleep] i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expe

on facebook they are asking for supplies on snow mobiles. a lot of it is melted. yesterday the big weather story was the storms that rolled through the northeast, horrible airport delays. we didn't have tornadoes. we had a lot of reports of wind damage, a lot of trees fell down and a lot of leaves came down. now what we are watching is the tail end of the storm existing off the southeast coast line. it has lost its push out to sea. it is mixing with what was tropical storm karen. this is going to linger along the southeast coast for a couple of days and slowly drift to the north up into the mid-atlantic. you can see all of the rain out there. coastal areas of north carolina and south carolina it is going to be kind of windy, raw. the waves are going to be up and you are going to get rain, maybe heavy rain. by the way, the middle of the country gorgeous. 76 and sunny today in minneapolis. here is a look at the weather outside your window. >>> minneapolis isn't alone. chicago 72 and sunny. memphis, tennessee, low humidity and 74 degrees. october summer heat can't la

the question is, which of these did moms in their 40s say they've secretly looked up on facebook moreis it their kids friends or their ex-boyfriends? all right. looks like the answers are in. let's go to ft. wayne, indiana and say howdy to adam. how are you? >> good, buddy. how are you? >> i'm good.

five if you cannot update your status on facebook you are not alone. happened to me and a billion others. there is a system outage giving users an error message. in word on the problem. six, president obama will speak at 9:00 this morning about widespread come -- computer issues on the health insurance rollout. we will stream that life -- live for you. >> we will look at what will happen this afternoon with the temperatures: it will remain cloudy along the coast with some sunshine and temperatures below average on the coast into san francisco at 61 to 66. 68 to 78 is the spread around the bay. 74 in north pay and 83 in the east bay valley. >> thank you, mike. >> we will continue now online and twitter and facebook. see you in 25 minutes. in a pwow!ct world every man would look like johwow!amos. and in a perfect world, what's delicious would be healthy too. wish granted. dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt. sounds too good to be true... it's thick, creamy but 0% fat and twice the protein. huh..! where did stamos go? he's here, the oikos are on him. this re

one of the largest components of it. it's 13% facebook. d then some international stuff is the second one. i don't really love buying google at an all time high. >> tiny. $97 million in market cap. i will kidty might not be there. let's get a market flash here. also a big mover in the afterhour session. >> that is putting it mildly. expaid ya is moving higher in the afterhours. it is surging. posting better than expected sales. this stock, it took an absolute beating back in july falling from about a $65 down below 50. it's getting a good chunk of that back. >> let's take another check on facebook. an initial giant 15% pop although still holding on to nice gains here. the conference call about 13 minutes in. we will get headline fls that call. we will find out who is listening to the starbucks call and why that stock is sinking in the afterhours. where will we go from here? chief u.s. eeoc if is strategy who is running quality control on big names straight ahead on fast. bny mellon combines investment management & investment servicing, givi

alcohol level, and i guess there are other breathalizers that do that but this one shares the results on facebook. [laughter] >> ellen: it's supposed to give you some insights into your drinking habits. here is an insight. if you own a breathalyzer, you're drinking too much. [laughter] >> ellen: sign number one. they need to get these companies together. what they should make is a breathalyzer that tells you how many calories you just ate and how far you have to run to work off that bahama mama. right now i hope i'm all the motivation you need to dance. ♪ ♪ [cheering] [applause] kd start music ♪ ♪ [cheering] >> ellen: thank you very much. say hello. from fallout boy, my d.j.'s are peter wentz and patrick stump over there. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> ellen: i'm happy to have you here. y'all were apart for a little while. did you have a fallout, boys? [laughter] [applause] [laughter] >> ellen: did you? [laughter] >> the name is finally applicable. >> ellen: how long were you apart? >> it was about 3 1/2 years. something like that. >> ellen: now you're back together, better th

i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. you can contact me on facebook.com/michael finney abc7 and on twitter at m finney. i'll answer questions here, live, later. >> looking out over san francisco from sutro tower, a lovely day. october continues to wind down. can we hold on for november? i'll vaaccu-weather forecast coming up. >> this is a look at mcarthur maze you can see for drivers heading east on 80 it's slow going. looks much better for folks heading towards the maze or so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can >>> a rude awakening for owners of this car in colorado. mama bear and cubs tore apart the honda element. the car belongs to bob and kristin monz yes. >> every part of the, i mean just claw marks everywhere.. >> i was floored and i really underestimated the power of a bear. >> winter is coming some, i guess behind the wheel. >> unbelievable >> yes >>

you can add him on facebook, follow him on twitter. or email - slate-at- kron4.com.morgan chase has agreed to pay the u- s government a *13- billion dollar settlement to resolve investigations of the bank's mortgage business. that's according to a u- s official familiar with negotiations between j- p morgan and the justice department. the settlement only applies to certain time frames and investigations -- and does not cover a separate ongoing federal criminal investigation. the deal includes nine billion dollars in fines and penalties. and four billion in -- quote -- "consumer relief" such as loan modifications. final details of the agreement are expected in the coming days. family fireworks. >> this live look looking at the beautiful moon. but there is still fog pressing into the bay right now. mostly clear skies inland. about midnight. however, look for some patchy fog to start the day but otherwise, lots of sunshine and temperatures with 70's and cooler however, in the north bay overnight lows in the 30's and '40's! upper 40's and '50's for the south-bay. mid upp

now actually allowed to be viewed on facebook. from new york to explain why did they making this decision in the first place. >> let me give you a back story. a couple days ago, suzanne, a video resurfaced of a woman being decapitated it looksed like in latin america. it was a very graphic video. i couldn't bring myself to watch it. a lot of users said you should take this down. then it was revealed they had initially banned that content but lifted that ban. i spoke with facebook. let me read the statement. they said facebook has long been a place where people turn to share their experiences particularly connected to human rights abuses, acts of terrorism and other violent events. people are sharing this video on facebook to condemn it. if it the video were being celebrated or actions encouraged, your our approach would be different it they're saying it's all about the context of the video. that being said, there are 13-year-olds using facebook. suzanne? >> yeah, i imagine the argument is that if you see this atrocity, maybe peopl

why did you take the picture in the first place. >> i wanted to update my profile pic on facebook. o doesn't, you know what i mean. >> reporter: kang swears her day is like every other mom whose routine is around three boys but the one big difference she makes no excuses for workingout. >> i didn't call you fat or lazy or say you should look like me. i never said that. >> new moms barely have time for a long shower or hot bath. the idea of finding time to work out every day is nearly impossib impossible. a lot of people are insulted by this. >> reporter: kang exercises five or six days a week, often with this group of sacramento moms. >> i don't think she is trying to preach to anybody. i think she is trying to inspire women. >> anyone who is going to be mad is jealous and lazy. >> reporter: a former fitness trainer and beauty queen kang once struggled with her own weight and posted this toe on facebook pointing out her excess skin. she is not making apologies for her picture or her message. >> i think i represent a mother who is healthy and can be a positive role model to other mot

. >> to post or not to post on facebook. you want to share the photos of your little ones, but is this safe? >>> a school send as letter home labeling an 11-year-old girl overweight. now the mom is fighting back. the so-called fat letter was sent home to lily's parent. she's on the volleyball team. she's active and eat healthy foods. >> this whole thing is stupid. it can hurt people. it can break their courage. >> to give a kid a letter telling them that the rest of their life they may be overweight or may be obese because of a measurement you took one day is just not fair. >> well, the letter is the result of a body mass index screening. eating disorder experts say the screenings do more harm than good and the bmi is not always accurate when it comes to judging a person's health. we want to know what your take is on this hot topic. is bmi testing going too famplet log abc2news.com/facebook. >> when you log on to facebook, take a look at all the photos you've posted. how many are your kids? a good question parents struggle wi

dennis: are we raising the bar on facebook too high. on prime-time television is reaching 90% of the audience that is shopping for a car. >> absolutely. that is a real point. on the other hand the price general motors the effects the huge discount, they get a discount because they know most of the users are not going to be interested in what they're selling. facebook meanwhile want rights -- wants the price that is tighter than what television charges. charging a premium price because the ads are separate we targeted. until you really dig into the details, then it can be much less. dennis: when i step in if you stop here, i've thought prime-time ads on television were roughly $20 to reach a thousand people and facebook ads on a cost per 1,000 pieces was cheaper. am wrong on that? >> you can get at on facebook ready advertisers being quite a bit more. the new targeting ads can be rather expensive. you can go well above $20, some of these ads are charged when the user clicks the rattle when the user buys and prices can be superhigh in that