if the government requests to donation on your account do you think that facebook should tell you that the government has requested information because there are things that are on the face of it on your page are not seen by everyone ok you can hide things you can put things in folders and things like that i mean it's not everything there is seen by everyone but you can have more information there i mean don't you think it's incumbent upon the provider to say hey someone's making some inquiries here i think would be great i think that's something that wants to do i think they want to be will tell us that i think the government would not let them and that's kind of what the fight right now is about i think more importantly though if i did something on my facebook account is going to get me in trouble with the government and i'm an idiot because i'm going to put something on the internet if they're. injured you can said it's a private you can set it to whatever you want there are people out there who fish private photobucket accounts things that are a lot more privat

tour at booktv and life goes on facebook, facebook.com/booktv. for more news on booktv. >> at the time the central intelligence agency had really taken a beating. they had been through grueling hearings before congress about who should be blamed for 9/11 and whether the cia had failed to watch list certain individuals and otherwise failed to share information with the fbi that might have foretold of or allowed the fbi to investigate the plots on 9/11. the cia, i think it's fair to say, was really buffeted by these particular hearings, and then the 9/11 commission came along and had another set of hearings which really were very, very tough. indeed, the chairman of the 9/11 commission noted that their staff statement about what happened was the cia did on 9/11 was really an indictment of the agency's performance. a second factor that occurred that contributed to this momentous change of events in the fall of 2004 was really the 9/11 commission itself. they were a group of nationally prominent men and women who were able to bu

we also created a similar post on sfa facebook. it has over 4400 likes on facebook and, again, it is a great way to reach individuals and let them know about this ordinance so that they can talk to their property managers. the ordinance and the compliance deadline is also featured on the home page of sfma home page. we sent [speaker not understood] guide to other partner agencies and associations. this is an example from boma log where they use some of our communications messages to promote the ordinance and also the deadline to their, to their memorandum we arex. we've also reached out to other commercial property owner/managers, association including the international facility [speaker not understood] ~. and the professional property management association. [speaker not understood] also use our communications to reach out to their members who again are mainly tenants, their businesses and employees. lastly, we organize our website and created a vanity link, sf [speaker not understood].org/bike access. the page includes bicycle ac

that was so popular on the facebook post we had like 75,000 views just on that post there. so, just to get a sense of what we can do with social media. is that right, about 75,000? so, good, great event and great you had the ability to put that in the annual report, too. well, colleagues? all right, seeing none. any public comment on our annual report? seeing none, thank you very much. [gavel] >> okay, the next item. >> review and approval of commission on the environment draft resolution file no. 2014-03-coe expressing thanks to and recognition of director melanie nutter for her years of service to the department and commission of the environment. this is a discussion and action item. speaker today is commissioner joshua arce. >> so, colleagues, as we all know as we have been talking about in our different times when we get together where it's a few days now at the end of the week of this weekend, director nutter is leaving us.

twitter @booktv and like us on facebook. >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week. elizabeth colburn, a staff writer for the new yorker, reports on the history of extinction over the last half billion years and presents evidence for a sixth mass extinction in "the sixth extinction: an unnatural history." an iraqi interpreter recounts his work with u.s. navy seals in "code name johnnie walker: the extraordinary story of the iraqi who risked everything to fight the with the u.s. navy seals." journalist annie jacobson recalls the program that brought nazi scientists to the cus after world war ii to work on government projects in "operation paper clip: the secret intelligence program that brought nazi scientists to america." in "the twilight of the american enlightenment: the 1950s and the crisis of liberal belief," george mars den, a history professor at university of notre dame, analyzes the political landscape in a post-world war ii u.s. david lockbaum and edward lyman, members of the union of concer

never said anything about my child on facebook being a bully. g about that. >> reporter: also saying she doesn't hit her daughter. >> she doesn't get whooping. not getting beat or abused. >> reporter: regardless of the criticism, she's not letting up on her preteen calling it tough love for a cruel world. >> we have to save our youth. too many are laying in the street dead, because of gunshot wounds. too many coming up pregnant. >> okay. so was mom right or wrong? depends who you ask. and that's why we've got clinical psychologist dr. jeff gardere to help with those questions. you heard from the mom. she's gotten a lot of criticism. not necessarily about the facebook, not necessarily about some of the action in a her daughter apparently was involved in, but the fact that, you know, it was the second time around. if i catch you on it again i'm going to beat you. what's your take on this? what's right? what's wrong, in your view about this? >> look, i understand lorraine's frustration with her daughter. certainly it is a very tough world. i don't n

facebook. and joining in the discussion on our own facebook page this address for you. on the bottom of the skirt. well from the online world to that of computer hardware and the chinese giant lenovo which seemed to be riding high right now last year became the largest maker of pcs the world has been buying of subsidiaries from competitors like ibm global investors are not convinced they think a little is buying spree is misguided. and he said the firm's shares on a tailspin on tuesday on call computer giant lenovo announced its plan to buy the struggling help and company motorola from local jobs before the chinese new year break. critics question the misc the lenovo cel expressed confidence in the latest development twenty two lenovo will help ledger on the back on the pathway of healthy growth in profits and unleash a powerful challenge to the world's largest and second largest month and thirty cents. a lot. samsung apple currently lead the smartphone market with motorola's know how many of the hoax to tell his deposition that many analysts believe the chinese company

>> like this woman did after her daughter was bullying children on facebook. ack, scolding her, bullying her on facebook by posting this video. watch. >> you can't be on facebook. >> i can't have a boyfriend. >> i can't have a boyfriend. >> i'm reading my bible. get your bible and show them that you're reading your bible. if i catch you on facebook, i'm beating the hell out of her. >> she threw her daughter off of facebook already because she is getting into trouble on there, creating bogus pages and she was about to get into a fight. she was planning a fight, she was talking to a boy. you heard she's not allowed to have a boyfriend. >> are you reading your bible? >> i'm reading my bible. >> i'm going to beat the tar out of you. >> way to encourage children to learn. >> but sometimesen conventional parent canning work, right? >> so do you agree with the sandwich board parents that make their kids stand out on the corner with a sandwich board? >> i think if you're desire is to make the child hate you for life and grow up to become a mime or some other embarrassi

join the conversation on facebook. in oakland it social media night at the golden state warriors game which means fans are being encouraged to post on facebook and twitter with four years related hash tags. the warrior say that online fans can win prizes and giveaways. so, anyone up for the little curling? some well-known bay area athletes but the olympics. here in san jose. sharks players took on soccer at the with the san jose earthquakes. in case you're wondering, the final score here, sharks four in the earthquakes, too. thanks for making us your choice for news. they will see the next time newsbreaks. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news. and tonight, who is neil cash harry. beat the man who wants to be our next governor. tmz is up next right here on tv 36. anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos

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knows it's just poetic was that a marijuana died now let him live in for gemini me and john davis on facebook said i sort of a sort of side five channels ghost hunters where you went on the investigation what interests you about the paranormal and well. the ice i actually saw ghost. oh i've seen several now. because we were talking about bon jovi a second ago but i saw goes when we were shooting when we were. recording banner to hell and it looked like a real person and just like a if somebody came across this room walked across you go there's a partial one going to cross and she walked across a balcony she was in white you lose a blonde teenager and i went downstairs at one time or with groupies down there and they wanted to get up there and i go well i don't know came up the back stairs and i said there's no back stairs i said well there's a girl up there and really went up there was nobody up saying i want you question and then then i was at a hotel in london called the landmark i met at six thirty in the morning i woke up i kind of rolled over and there was kind of a a guy passing through

>> it is something you do, but you don't say i had great times on facebook. you understand, paul? >> look, i am not a big fan of facebook, but i understand some people like you who have no real close friends this is the only way they can reach out to people and have a connection. >> you are very active on lip book. >> it is a a true. >> he has over 500 stores. >> and my comedy is best. >> at least i get a laugh. >> they don't even pay -- you don't even have to pay to come in here. they don't have to laugh. >> yes, they do. if they want a job, yes they do. >> like i control their lives. they would dunk my head in a toilet if they wanted to. in fact a couple have, but i was too drunk to know better. ellison you grew up on facebook -- well grew up with being only 13. has it been a benefit or a curse? >> a benefit for sure. but i feel like this is the product that existed before my time, my space. everyone switches to other stuff. they are doing these things, but on twitter and instagram. >> i have to say that i find that twitter is more successful, but it is mor

. >> at one point, they actually reburied the treasure while they consulted some experts. >>> coming up, what you don't know facebook is doing to your health after logging in for five minutes. >> and you have the chance to meet our pet expert finalists. it is time to pick our pet expert. watch their segments on our facebook page and like the vet you would like as our pet expert. your votes will help us make the final decision. voting ends friday. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, spend on facebook, the less self-control they have. ok makes >> researchers from columbia university find the longer amount of time people spend on facebook means their self- control is affected. just four or five minutes on facebook can chip away at our self-control. >>> so what is dark, green, and bumpy all over? fresh grocer tony shows us how to pick the perfect hass avocado. >> the most popular avocados to make guacamole and salsa because the oil content is very high. section is so important, otherwise, they will not taste good. let's talk about selection. when you buy them, again, do not compromise. buy at store level ripe. dark

there may be overlap between the users on facebook and the users thatatsapp which means facebook is willing to pay just to keep people on one of its products. it's not even necessarily about growing the user base. it's about keeping people on its products and maybe even keeping competitors away from whatsapp. there are some discussions that google did -- may have approached or may have had him formal discussions with whatsapp. >> thank you. i want to get back to the breaking news out of ukraine. the death toll has risen to 64. are bloomberg news reporter is on the ground in kiev and is joining us on the phone and we are looking at live pictures of the central square. what is the latest? what are you seeing there? squaresituation on the has calmed down somewhat after the shooting nearby the square this morning. dozens of people seem to have died as a result. at the moment, there's not much movement on either side. the security forces have lined up on one side and the protesters have fortified the barricades again. moment, all eyes are on the meeting of the european union foreign ministers. t

common sense it didn't last long which i thought was a shame and then it got said mark once you're on facebook once in a while raj for a first time judge. that's of interest that's a very very good question. if i had to look back on my years i would say what we said a moment ago give every case you have your best effort to try to get the best possible information and make every judgment that you make based on nothing but the facts that you have garnered and if you do that you will never regret a decision scholl and so on facebook do you think edward snowden should go to prison or as many think he's an american hero or that's a mixed bag. i think that history will judge him actually. i think said the information is probably information that everybody wanted some of it. i think he was probably young to have to have made the decision he was. young to have made the decision as to what to disseminate and what not to disseminate the fact that there were things going on that americans didn't know about i actually find reprehensible. and i think that people should know what they have that their privat

honors when i've been on that they never had happened before so i love those takes under prado on facebook is a movie among your plans oh yeah i actually forgot we i have one that's actually at the south by southwest this year gina gray on facebook do you have any input into the designs of your jackets that you wear on stage and where do you get the inspiration from oh yeah i have all that and yeah i have all input on the designs the girl who has done them are you know they always give you like a choice of three different designs and then i go from there and i go whoa look let's add this rose here let's do that i mean but basically i get people that know more than i do about everything if you do a duets album with judd to work with would you consider engelberg car project yeah why not i'm going to we we want to do a christmas duets which we've got kind of pencil lead and garth is he said he would do it reba said she would do something in and julie are julie armando's said she got a number doing now is good yeah facebook user martin is her i want ricky martin and my daughter yeah facebook i

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there's a new kind of politics blowing through cyberspace the parliaments on facebook and its users are the legislators it's very simple citizens right the page what they want to change. sometimes even better if they write how and we take the

. >>> calling out to mark zuckerberg on facebook. >> a father searches for a video of of his son. >> can't seem to get their hands on. >> my son passed away. >> see what happened when his emotional appeal went viral. >> it's still sinking in. i can't believe it. >>> and your chance to win an ipad mini. >>> and a wife in the kitchen is caught in the act. now meet the husband who shot the video and find out -- >> has she ever caught you in the act. >>what are you talking about? >>> dash cam footage just in case you need a reminder not to run from police or sheriff's deputies from an alexander county sheriff's deputy in north carolina. and this deputy is chasing after this car right up front. this driver not driving at safe speeds, and also on a very heavily populated road. at this point in the dash cam footage, this chase has gone on through two counties. >> you're not seeing any brake lights whatsoever. a lot of times police won't pursue a car like this because it's dangerous to the public. >> this driver just breezes through an incredibly busy intersection in hickory, north carolina.

you can also find me on facebook on kron4. if you have any questions. >> these are some my popular e-mail's. >> number one, what is the most important indicator? >> there is productivity, inflation, wages, unemployment, to most economists is jobs. if you have a job, if paycheck by paycheck, and spending. if your spending, you are supporting the economy. wall street is a reflection of that. paycheck people, consumers, that is one of the reasons why asia is my favorite. they are can creating more than what we are doing in the united states. with that being said, the jobs numbers, they are expected to be a lowering unemployment. -to help the economy. we should have a nice stock market. >> target funds or risk funds? >> target funds are like if you take your retirement to do take a look at the calendar and new round of up to 2015, you had 20 years the u.s. retiring 20 years. 2035, such delicacy has these and so this t. rowe price. does the work for you. just put your money in on a monthly basis over time, you are accumulating weal

facebook is now 10 years old. on this world up cancer day, we will look at the worsening state of the disease around the world. and there is growing evidence that abuse of alcohol and sugar could be partly to blame. and the amazing story of a man who reportedly survived teen months adrift at sea. birds and ate raw drink turtle blood to survive. is his story true? 13 monthsived addressed. let's go to ukraine where a source goes to the president says he could call early elections to resolve the ongoing crisis there. that report comes from his party representative in parliament. the opposition is said to present its latest commands to the ukrainian parliament today, including the release of jailed for testers. our reporter spoke to the relatives of some of the demonstrators still being held. >> on the night of january 22, her husband did not come home. the whole family had participated in the motorized protests outside the homes of ukrainian officials. alexander was one of the leaders of the group. he was with some 17 o

. >> i'm not friends with my dad on facebook although he does have an account. >> reporter: on the 10thsary of facebook the changing face of the popular website's user community. ♪ ♪ welcome back, i'm stephanie sy, a youtube video is behind the arrest of a former california teacher. she is facing charges of sex crimes against children and erika is here to explain and the video was originally posted by the accuser. >> listen to the title it's called a call to my childhood rapist, the young california woman never talked about the sexual abuse before she posted the video and now she has children of her own she wanted to findly confront the rapist and picked up the phone and called her directly, recording the call on youtube, three weeks later her former teacher is charged with 16 felony counts of sex crimes with under aged girls. >> you should be so ashamed and so disgusted with yourself. >> i am. i am. >> reporter: in a confrontation on youtube 28-year-old jamie called her accused rapist on the phone years after the alleged abuse at a southern california middle school. >> i was only 12 ye

on new users. what -- what is whatsapp me needook-- does whatsapp facebook? cher. >> whatsapp is one of the wetest-growing social apps try, the expertise of facebook will bring will help. >> they will keep it at an arms length. what does that tell us about how facebook perceives this asset? >> it tells us that facebook is aware that it is not the coolest network on the block anymore. you will see with recent purchases, instagram included, they are being kept separate so they don't become too associated with facebook. we have seen teens moving away from facebook and towards a newer platforms. facebook is being careful to not bring them to tightly inside the same name for that reason. >> this all happens out of the glare of the public eye. does that tell us about the fact that zuckerberg on the with the control he has over the company, he hasn't vanished -- he has an advantage, he can do things fast. >> after the attempt on snapchat is not surprising that there has been another name in the space approached. it is interesting that so few people saw this news comi

host: michael posts on our facebook page. well. my money spent host: beverly is calling from chicago on the democrat line. what do you want from washington? caller: i would like for washington to look like america. employer, they are supposedly working for us. why would they work 94 days and expect full pay? they don't want us to have minimum wage, they don't want us to have health care. how can they take home fantastic salaries? the guy from mississippi does not know what he is talking about. ted cruz shut down the government. if they expect us to work for $7.25 an hour, why can't they? was to have health care, why do they have it and we have to pay for it? the republicans are taking this country back. if you don't want to do your job , get out. we are the ones who are hurting. thank you for letting me speak. host: thank you for calling in. jeremy is on the independent line from hartford, connecticut. wish theykind of would stop repealing repealing laws. it is not guns that kill people, people kill people. host: are you a gun owner

brew on these responses. >> we told you researchers are developing a system that can sift out lies on facebook source of the post and comparing it to other real time information. we asked will this change what you're posting on social media. >> susan says absolutely. lies can be so destructive. this can expose scams and false rumors. >> bedazzler says i wouldn't trust the technology. someone will find a way to trick the technology and cause false truths to be more believable. >> john says of course not. i try my best to write the truth. sometimes the facts i have are wrong but that does not mean i was lying. thank you very much to everyone who responded. >> who would lie? maybe say you went on a trip? >> thank you very much. have a great thursday. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. >> good morning. it is thursday, february 20. we begin with a fox news alert. terror in the skies. a new threat for passengers in plane's explosives packed in shoes. >> he served our country for 22 years. he's a decorated navy veteran but he was fired from his job for replacing a tattered american flag. is this the wa

facebook paid 10% of its market cap, $35-- 35% of the cash it has ons what app. and that is a fraction of the money face bok has to spendment but i think that it's not as much as it could have-- have eventually meant for facebook hads what app taken over the world. world is moving increasingly to mobile devices, a place that face book has struggled. so they're very afraid ofs what app. so the price i think matters less than kind of securing its place. now facialbook owns the two biggest ways that people talk to each other in the world whether that's sharing something with all your friends on facebook or sharing personally with one or a group of friends on what's app. so it's kind of hard to put a price tag on it. but it's something that's so critical for facebook that i think whatever the price would have been, i this i they would have fell for it. >> so spell out a little bit more what is that facebook was afraid of here. >> i think they are afraid of people using other services for people to communicate with their frensd. facebook is unwith of the original ways

>> the views, the likes, the shares on facebook, the likes on facebook.t, the more comments i get, the more money i get. >> are you crazy? you're trying to see [beep] that bad? are you happy now? >> rushkoff: baby scumbag's views are rising as his content gets racier. he still skates, but gets hundreds of thousands of views on videos like these. >> any normal guy can get a girl, huh? hey, cuties, you guys wanna touch my [beep]? oh, my god, i think i found a white girl that can twerk! >> rushkoff: so now, when steven goes out to make a video... >> today, i'm gonna be holding hands with random people. >> rushkoff: ...he often leaves the skateboard at home. >> ma? ma? >> young people want attention, they want validation, and that's actually not new. it's just that now, the possible stage on which you can operate on is much bigger. at the same time, the ability to get attention in a place where there's tons of information, where there are tons of people competing for attention, is also harder. when your business depends on the number of clicks, the number of

what's your take on facebook buying whatsapp? tweet us @bsurveillance. i also have some company news that i want to update everybody on. kite moynihan if they pay -- gets a pay hike. $12.5 million of that were stocks. the remaining 1.5 million dollars was in salary. morning and not receive a cash bonus. nihan did not receive a cash bonus. nelson tells is pushing for a break in pepsico. 37-aid 837-page letter -- a page letter. nbc universal ceo declares the sochi game and "tremendous success." isbc is averaging -- nbc averaging 23 million viewers. the primetime audience is doubled what nbc had before the sochi games. viewership is really bad. no one is watching it. i would watch if i did not do it about a 6:00 p.m. >> i am watching tesla. in 20 earnings we saw last night with plans to raise the model s 56% this year. can tesla become a large global player? this is "bloomberg surveillance." on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. coming up on bloomberg television, stephen joyce, the chie

i mean one thing yet to notice about what tap as more users in many countries than facebook does and so it's not only a question of us can name on a tight the applicant is a way for facebook to continue growth as they've gone beyond the one doing is a mark there is still many many users to get and what represents all the great opportunity passes people in a mobile first marketplace which leads me to my next question because my buying phone sharing and messaging apps facebook has now lost services in the two key will allow activities of the williston list of apps be enough to secure facebook's future mock. well i think systems feature a six year before his acquisition and seventy on straight guy. i think it will be even more secure. and there has been some school clothes. a young uses an evening facebook but i think that is being exaggerated and as confidants that the young young people are not necessary that they can spend its says fires advertises a concern facebook is still a good purchase. the final question now on the internet tv and no moto congress takes place this week in the s

likes facebook has change the way we killed time they communicate. our perception of privacy. more on the 10th anniversary. >> facebook change the way we connect. just last night, i talked to a high school friend who i haven't talked to in years. meet a couple who says that without facebook they would have never met. he had signed up for facebook six months prior. he decided to login, and a posting changed his life. made aof my friends status update about changing her hair color. >> i responded to it. she responded to both of us. meet brian, meet shannon. >> these to live in silver springs. shannon knew he was a keeper. >> we had such a connection, and he made me laugh. >> it has been five years since they met. three since they married. named dolan.a boy facebook has connected many of us. like all technologies, would like to know who you are communicating with. worries we are sharing too much. access to that information. we end up with less privacy. >> he wants the public to know how facebook collects information from information -- from individuals. >> they need to be more open. we n

facebook was launched in the u.s. on february 4, 2004, and in honor of the social networks 10 but they, it has produced an info graphic looking at its phenomenal success. facebook now has over 1,000,000,002 hundred thousand users across the globe compared to just 1,002,004. the average revenue generated by one facebook employee is 1,000,200 thousand dollars, a massive sum, which means facebook's overall global turnover stands at close to $8 .illion web users from her and they have been posting sharing their hope and expectations for the future as the country celebrates the 23rd anniversary of the chancellor of national unity. the movement was sponsored by the team at this blog and has caught the attention of countless citizens who want their country to be prosperous, for example, or to have a successful education system, or to never hear the words, "where again.ndi?" ever few pen objects, a strokes, and an abundance of imagination -- this is all one brazilian artist needs to bring all manner of characters and animals to

. >> we want to take another look at our question on facebook this morning. estimated eight million pounds of this was consumed on super bowl sunday. is it a, chili, b, guacamole, c, ranch dressing. >> our facebook friend angie roll lynn says c, ranch dressing. everybody knows no matter how good or bad the wings are, they get better after dipping in dear future olympian, one day you'll be standing on a podium. and here's exactly how you'll get there. you'll work hard, and you'll fall hard. you'll lose sometimes when you really should have won. you'll win sometimes when no one thought you had a shot. and you'll never, ever stop. we know this. because you're one of us. at citi, we believe in everyone's potential, which is why citi and evan are giving back to community sports programs to help future athletes every step of the way. >>> mostly cloudy skies out there. we have temps in the 20s and low 30s. up north where we have the snow, got a lot of slick areas. even south where we had rain, some of that froze up on areas that were untreated. this morning we'll see

. ♪ charles: be careful what you post on facebook. your friends are not the only ones watching. partment is using social media to the -- to investigate crimes. looking to nail drunk driving suspects the evening using twitter and facebook to investigate violent crimes like rape. police are able to do that. they're crossing the line. you really think? if you put it out there for public consumption why shouldn't the police use it? >> there is definitely a standard. if you put everything out there then obviously it will be used against you. the things that are going on is some kind of fraud. attorneys and investigators are getting into people's facebook by thinking that -- or by tricking people. then they're getting the information instead of using regular investigated traditional techniques. charles: it sounds like a pretty good shortcut. i could just go online. the suspect as told me everything i need to know. >> exactly. her point aside, and the recognize that if there is fraud obviously it is improper, but a policeman goes on line and opens of someone's facebook account and they'

tweet me and follow us at aj realmoney or leave a comment on our facebook page. inal thoughts tonight are about spending a penny, which is the old british expension for going to the bathroom. at one point british toilets cost money to use. anyone caught needing to use facilities in new york city would gladly spend more than a penny to use the bathroom, but in many parts of the city it is not an option. many businesses in new york restrict access to their plumbing to paying customers only. and the truly public facilities make you want to blurt out the old new york expression forget about it. now a day pass, will set you back eight bucks to use it. what do you get? the facility will be outfitted with lockers, a lounge for moms who want to breast feast, charging stations, and toilet stalls that will safe, clean, and soundproof. stalls will be washed down after every use. in addition to the fees, the manhattan toilets will require a $15 annual membership. some people say this whole idea stinks, but there is nothing that underscores the growing inequality in our societ

he always hs a video going on facebook or twitter. g and that's going to carry him and lou him to continue and expand -- allow him to continue and expand. >> it's one thing to dominate at the box office and another to make profitable movies. the budget was around $25 million. that sounds like a profitable movie to me. do films need to be made for $100 million? >> certain films do. i've been fortune to have success making moderately budgetted films, ratherer low budgeted films. we are probably a little under that. that is considered low budget by hollywood standards. i this i the average comes in around $40 million. certain films need to be made for huge sums of money because they need to have scope and huge visual effects and every film doesn't need that. the name of the game is profitability and making money. what i'm trying to do and the model i've had success with is to make names have an audience and that satisfy that audience and do so without having to have all the trappings and huge mega udgets have. my film which was in the 20'

on facebook could be fake and be robots. ey have a big user base. >> that is like twitter. >> if you want news fast, if you want news quickly, the revolutionizing the market here, facebook should put up pictures of your family to see your friends from high school. melissa: okay. >> let's break down exactly. all these people are fake on facebook. if you look at statistics on twitter, no offense, pal, but many, many more people are fake on twitter. most of the users are not even from the u.s. they're from other countries. who knows if they have any disposable income. that is number one. number two, one of the interesting things about facebook's user profile it is older. in the old days someone in their 50s used to be considered a detriment to the demo. melissa: right. >> guess what? under our wonderful president barack obama, when you're 25 to 30, you don't make any money. people that make money right now are in their 50s. melissa: right. >> actually in order to monetize the user profile, they have a better demographic than twi

it's really not about advertising the way facebook is. ones mimes out there that maybe facebook will start charging a dollar a year. well, whatsapp is actually doing that. we'll see. >> and it adds international diversity, jan koum is actually from the ukraine where you at people are dying of violence. he grew up in the soviet era. he spent how long at yahoo!? ten years? >> yeah, i think nine years at least. >> nine years at yahoo! learning his trade. this is the scene in kiev. so to take somebody from that background, from the soviet era with his views on communication and the open networks and for freedom of information adds a different perspective to the facebook board. >> it certainly does and we've heard from sergey brin a similar perspective, you know, one of the co-founders of google. it would be interesting to hear kind of what those conversations are like with them deciding who to go with. >> not to mention for every facebook there's also a myspace which can be a -- at least an example of when it might be smart to sell. >> yep. >> ye

facebook bull. josh brown is for linkedin. 1:30 on the clock. ook case. >> to me it's purely a story of momentum. both are over valued in my view even though they're growing exponentially. but i think at this point facebook has better momentum because they've nailed each quarter and exceeded expectations. in terms of fundamentals, more users on facebook. it's broad in terms of attraction to potential users you've got more ability or greater avenues to monetize it than you do with linkedin. i like the linkedin business model. it's unique. nothing to stop facebook b with their broad network from going after them as well. >> i think steve makes my point for me. facebook is executing. they've done everything right. the momentum is there. the question is, you know, what's wrong with the next three days, facebook looks much better. we're talking about as an investment, linkedin is a $22 billion market cap with 2200 users. where does the stock go as they get to a billion which is what a facebook already is. while they're both expensive i want to point s