not the first time they have come after me for something i wrote on facebook. a lot of people think it's facebook removing conservative posts but they say the liberals have figured out and coincidentally all the people getting banned from facebook are somehow conservatives. >> who is that, it'ed t todd? they report you? >> yeah, i've been a bad boy in the facebook community. i was slapped and taken off facebook because i wrote about paula dean, god, cracker barrel and sandwiches and the facebook community took offense to that. this is nothing new and a plow the liberals do. they are targeting groups like chicks on the right, a popular conservative website and facebook seems to be helpless in solve thing problem. >> so it seems to be if there are number of reports they pull the post down and pull you off. let's talk about the senate majority leader harry reid calling cliven bundy and supporters domestic terrorists. thoughts? >> that makes me a baptist in infidinf infid infidel. calling law-abiding citizens terrorists for protesting is beyond the pale. what does h

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if there is a big push on facebook to understand exactly the dynamics you just describe. it used to be a long time ago people would have interactions and they would influence one another to buy something or make a consumer decision and all of the data, there's no way to collect it because there are regular human beings walking around. now we increasingly have these exchanges in the medium we are all of that information can be collected and analyzed and used. there's a push at facebook to have the data science team. they have had once for several years that looks at all of these interactions of vacancy and what they mean. so yes from a simple mathematical -- it's possible to understand looking at interactions on facebook which are a good proxy for interactions in the real world who influences whom among your friends, you and your friends and the people you are with. who exhausts him? >> host: what you mean by back? >> guest: we all have that one friend on facebook that throws out nothing but bragging things about themselves. i'm not sure exactly which friend of mine that is

follow us on twitter @booktv and like us on facebook, facebook.com/booktv for more news about the world of publishing and what's happening on booktv. >> regnery publisher marji ross talked to booktv about regnery's upcoming titles and the publishing house's new ownership during the political action conference held annually in washington d.c. >> joining us now on booktv is marji ross who is the publisher of regnery. first of all, who owns regnery now? >> guest: oh, thank you for asking that, we have a new owner. it's very exciting, we're now owned by salem communications. as you may know, they're a very big and powerful media company, mostly in radio. so they syndicate some of the biggest conservative talk show hosts including michael medved and hugh hewitt and mike gallagher and bill bennett, and they also own over a hundred radio stations across the country. and, of course, that's one of the key drivers for book sales especially in the conservative market is to get onto talk radio. so now we have this wonderful synergy. we're going to be working with all of our salem family to try to g

facebook leads on time on site. we think of facebook being old hat and you communicate mostly with your relatives and not as much inquiry with for your friends but it leads in time on sight, if wore reading articles, sharing information, and a wide variety of information as opposed to twitter. so, there's nothing to stop us from understanding exactly how we're using that service better, and even if facebook doesn't give us that opportunity, it's still an opportunity that is out there. for us to know here's how i use facebook here is who influences me on facebook and here's how i influence others, and that begins to change behavior and that accelerates and keeps going. >> host: i want to talk about prime predicts. you assert that digital information can be used to help us live more healthily and i voiding inconvenience and danger in many cities we're using predetective technology, such as shot spotter, whether a shot can be triangulated. can you give me an example in the one that has been highly criticized is surveill

she's probably on facebook. >> my mom is on facebook before i was on facebook.f the scary things about it,book, if my mom is on chances are the kids are looking for something else entirely. >> that's true. facebook.ot leaving they are adding to their social portfolio. they will not leave facebook. >> this is an opportunity for facebook to capture those younger users. we have seen this through the acquisition of whatsapp, trying to expand and augment their user base. >> absolutely. they have been very bold in doing those kinds of things. they have not talked a lot about today,p and instagram maybe they can allow these developers to think of themselves as a -- in a position to create the next big app. i think it is a big issue. this idea of having a more anonymous login. facebook has this advantage that long ago they said, we will make it easier for you to grab a new app using your facebook login. facebook said today, we are willing to leave some of that on the table and take some of the information of what is being shared out of the mix so we can continue our rea

so many people are connected on facebook. somebody wants to move money from new york to somebody in emerging market they can move their money via facebook and somewhere it moves in the future. >> there is a lot of new information for facebook to collect. there is privacy play. what they do they get all of the information and specialize it and send it to advertisers, this is what they're buying. this is what they're not buying. this is what catches. melissa: i was shocked by the stat. charlie, you can speak to this one, our twitter aficionado. 40% of the twitter's 947 million accounts never sent a single tweet. are those not real accounts? are they bot accounts. >> they are bot accounts. i know of people -- melissa: we did a segment. you, half of twitter is fake? >> you know, listen, where are most of the people that have twitter accounts? where are they located? in the u.s. or overseas? most of them are overseas that barely use them. this is different business model than facebook. one of the interesting things about facebook,

like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. washington journal continues. host: welcome back. we will spend the next half hour hearing from you on this question. the mostre to, with influential people in the world, who would be on your list? time magazine has done so.

people are very engaged on facebook. that has allowed them, with all this information they have on you, to give you very specific and very targeted ads. ads are about getting you to download other apps. they are going to talk a lot about that today. they will talk to at developers and say there are huge opportunities for us to work together on that. side, facebook has been doing pretty well. just look at their numbers. >> let's talk about that. some people are hoping for more information about the mobile ad network facebook is soon to unveil. more on how they plan to use video ads. what does all this mean from an ad standpoint? you were the former ceo of google europe. -- facebook has got so many they have proven to be the most in terms ofd team thinking out new ways to resonate with consumers. clearly video ads are coming. far, aave been taught so lot of innovation. second to none. think about what facebook knows about the consumer. video ads will not just be the same as tv. they will be like tv ads but less intrusive. w

increasingly, amir writes his articles on facebook, because he gets more direct responses. iran has had a new president, and the foreign minister uses facebook, he's glad that things are slowly changing. >> now it's great. since four or five months it's been much easier to access the internet. opening this site used to be a complicated procedure. >> amir is 29 and lives with his mother in western tehran. like many people who haven't yet married, he remains at home in the family fold. it's also cheaper. that's important because, ever since international sanctions really took hold about two years ago, the cost of living has risen dramatically. shopping is anything but a pleasure. prices for bread have tripled. that also goes for fruit and vegetables. goods from abroad cost five times as much as they used to, if they're available at all. the country is virtually bankrupt. tripling the cost of fuel and gas didn't help, it just accelerated the general rise in prices. many people had hoped things would become cheaper after the first successful nuclear talks. >> prices for staple f

facebook community took offense to that. this is nothing new. the liberals are targeting groups like chicks onlar conservative website and facebook seems to be hepless in solving the problem. >> so it seems to be if there are number of reports they pull the post down and pull you off. let's talk about the senate majority leader harry reid calling cliven bundy and supporters domestic terrorists. thoughts? >> that makes me a baptist infidel. calling law-abiding citizens terrorists for protesting is beyond the pale. what does he call them blm folks out there on that property tries co -- to confiscate an american ranchers' cows? >> so what is really at play here? senator reid, that situation seemed to calm down and dissipate. what is going on? >> i read reports about land dealings. there is something there for the senate majority leader to come out and specifically target this american rancher. again, what about the cattle wrestlers, the ones who stole his cows? another issue i would like for somebody to explore, how much are we charging cows these days to eat american grass? seems a little over p

meredith kercher on facebook -- cristina fernandez de kirchner on facebook, and she agreed to be the godmother. >> that's it for al jazeera america. and the latest headlines, remember, on aljazeera.com. >> hello, you're at the listening . this week, presidential elections are less than two months away in egypt. are the media equipped or in the mood to cover the story? journalists shot at in pakistan, released by kidnapper is syria and warned by the prime minister in turkey. 24 hour news on t.v., all that air time, but so little to say. >> plenty more, none of it news. >> beat and a little humor and you've got rap news. ♪ >> mainstream t.v. >> that's our web video of the week. >> when doing a story about the state of the news media in egypt in 2014, it is difficult to know where to start. this past week on the day field marshall officially left his army post to run in presidential elections next month or we could begin with the state air channel airing a story about another candidate, deemed by other voices in the egyptian media to be sandallous. four from this network terrorists word

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some of the supporters are butter and spotify, facebook was not on that list. ving ae right about player like spotify, a longtime partner of facebook or dropbox. mentioned in that interview come everybody is working on this, including google. i think one of the new territories everybody knows there is a lot of money to make is tied with commerce. if that experience can be better, if you can go from one app to another and not have to enter credit card information, a lot of money could be made there. it is in everybody's interest to be working on their own version of this. emily? >> jon erlichman, senior west in sanorrespondent at f8 francisco, thank you. coming up, sprint is formally going to bid for t-mobile in june or july. we will talk about that next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. sprint plans to push forward with a bid for t-mobile u.s. the sprint's cfo met with six banks to ensure the lenders would be ready for financing when they decide to pursue the takeover. aboute with john legere his company's growth in the potential for a mer

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we're on facebook/ @this hour. we're going to return to our coverage of the missing plane but let's look at a look at some other stories happening at this hour. >>> in kansas the federal government is looking into whether a federal hate crime law applies in the shooting of three people. people say frazier glen miller has tied to white supremacist groups. >>> pro-russian protestors have taken over goflt buildings in nine cities. the stalemate continues. >>> today a new wrinkle, ukraine's acting president is raising the possibility of a national referendum on keeping ukraine independent and united. >>> the necessatsb is trying toe out if fatigue, distraction or other issues led to that fiery crash in california that killed ten people. authorities are looking into the last 72 hours, into whether he had enough rest or perhaps he was using his cell phone when he plowed head on into a bus full of college students. ten people died and more than 30 injured. >>> at least five tornados in texas touched down. the sheriff's of

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in for shepard smith and a fight that began on facebook spilled into real life ended with a teenager dead. now, police are on that case. >>> plus, this american rocker arrested and tossed in jail for insulting islam. he says he did not do it, nor say it. >>> mystery meat no longer. ta taco bell says the beef is made up of 88% cow. what's her to 12%? now, we know. what's the other 12%? >>> from the los angeles area, huge wildfire prompting officials to evacuate schools and homes. you can see they're shutting down roads there because of the smoke and the flames of which there is a lot. this is happening in rancho cucamonga 40 miles east of l.a. officials say the fire started earlier today and started quickly because the wind is so strong. 80 miles an hour. will clark is live there at the scene east of l.a. with more. wil. >> reporter: hey, bill. we're in an area that just had a police officer come through and say there were now mandatory evacuations in this part of the community for rancho cucamonga because the fire is relativelily close by. the winds are very strong, like you said, gus

one, facebook. >>> let's talking about financials. jpmorgan getting a boost from a quarry today to firm upgrading the bank to out perform. it is the call of the day. dave conrad joins us now from new york city. welcome to the "halftime show." >> we were talking about jpm in the context of the brain drain yesterday we were calling it. so many topper formers walking out the door, about the leave, left in the last 18 months or so on. are you worried about that? >> to be honest, mike cavanaugh leaving was a bit of a surprise. i met him february. he was there, a parent, a long-time lieutenant of jamie. death of management. >> why are you up 2k3wr5grading stock today then? >> a couple of reasons. they still have an extremely deep fwhench terms of management. two, i don't think jamie is going anywhere in the next several years, three of five years. i think in terms of the stock, twofold. one, we actually raised our outyear numbers for jpmorgan. we think credit is going to be lower longer. we think more active on a buyback than in previous ye

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we will keep our eye on facebook. coming up, google is available in 100 cities around the world. alked about this major milestone. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west," where our focus is on technology and the future of business. i am emily chang. in a statement, zynga says mark pincus will focus on his role as chairman. they have appointing new executives to oversee zynga. of $61 millions as sales tumbled. and they launch in beijing. uber is available in 100 different cities now around the world. to 35 countries and cities like abu dhabi, manila, santiago in just four years. thank you for joining us. i have lived in beijing. i know how hard it is to get a taxi. i know how hard it is for u.s. companies to operate in china. how did you guys get this done? what were the challenges? >> there have been challenges for a long time since we launched. inhave built and expertise taking on these different dynamics. we are figuring out how to make it work. >> and china, what were the particular challenges? people who are very interested in how this business can help theirs. we have to be pretty agg

on the web. i need google and facebook. i read on my kindle.h the weather channel because i can't stand to wait six minutes for the local forecast. i get into my little phone and so on. now, i'm told there was a time when we didn't have one of these things. but i can't believe that. i don't see how we could have survived. still, since on this show we have learned that some people are upset that businesses know what we do on the web, it made me want to ask people this. >> would you ever give up facebook and the internet for your privacy? >> no. no i value it too much. >> no. no way. >> no way. i love facebook. >> that's like going off the planet. >> only two people said they might give it up. and yet some americans go off the grid. some say they want to break their internet addiction. do digital detox because they think that will give them deeper real connections with people. and they don't get that when they're always on the web. most people stay off the web for maybe a week or a month but most come back. however, paul miller went off the grid

on twitter and facebook to be watching is that the election returns begin to come in. madge and see a scene. new thoughts on haunted quality of the debate you've seen during the campaign among non germans. i knew was no due dates. there was no duty to mention that one of the problem of the news. so she dreams of striking the least that is normal he beats us to eighteenth after all iraq springs. we are used to not keep its priests he ate the fried crispy newspapers sweeney seemed yet the majesty of companies. we used to love on a regular debates on tv do this when engine is normal given to him not liking the two i don't do was different and you don't care if he was he freaks again no won't debate between cities and the normal teen and syria. the normal county. are you really need a captain or a stranded car spotted these in algiers to react to that catherine what's your senses far is how much freedom of expression you've seen talking to ordinary algerians none of that freedom expression and that people will voice their political views in a month of exams and teddy exactl

and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> mobile was the message loud and clear from the developer conference held in san francisco. the company typically uses the event to launch products or reveal a new strategy. mark zuckerberg said th: >> the mobile eco system is silent. apple has a vertical platform. and then there is the web and others, too. there are platforms and they're growing. but all of these companies are trying to compete and make their own platforms better and more different from the others. no one has an incentive to bridge the gaps between these platforms and make it easier to build on any of their competitor's platforms. for a person using a phone this is terrible. i just want to buy a phone and have all the apps that i want work on it. as developers, of course we want tools that work across all these different platforms. it's really annoying when we have to build the same thing three, four, f

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more time on facebook?at i observe on facebook as people are spending less time. >> it may be true in a sense people might be spending less time on facebook, but i can tell facebook isustomers the most productive they have, period. >> today feel like that is where the intimacy is? >> a certain sense of intimacy. a certain appropriateness to being on facebook with the relationship with the consumer. that consumer is choosing to have a relationship with the brand, and it is low-cost. >> can you give an example of a company that was lacking in some sales and used your strategy and thought profitability increase? -- espresso, a coffee, social thing. they have done a wonderful job. in thelook to engage espresso brand, war than half of the loyalty companies come from referrals. >> what have they done? them wellely i know -- i make my monthly deposit. they are owned by nestlÉ. what have they learned? >> i think the best practices be whether consumers are and in that particular case they are trying to replicate som

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on facebook, no, industry come and go, but we only have one planet. another facebook user said fracking provides cheaper than oil, so i say frack baby frack. let's talk more about the effects of hydraulic fracturing and the effects it has on local and state economies. we have an economy that serve as chair of the university of new mexico economic department. >> it's not a simple yes or no which because there are great economic advantages. you need to look no further than north dakota and the it's unemployment rates plummeting. but the fact of the matter is any time you have anything going on with fracking, with the production of oil and gas there are basically concerns about problems that can arise. it really comes down to not necessarily is fracking, are the problems going to outweigh the economics, but how safe is it. >> and representative of th of e petroleum industry said they will make it safer. but the oil companies could have figured it out years ago. they just didn't bother. >> i think there were safety measures that could have been taken. when

facebook poking, there's poking going on nowadays. my parents didn't have to deal with this and rising college tuitions. we have a lot of folks tweeting in. jessica, navigating parenting in this crazy age of social media. it's all new territory. my kids are both toddlers but the criticism of kids no matter what they do is alarming. athena 115, all about honesty patience, accountability and unconditional love. those are the age of tweeting. >> sounds like a wise woman. >> wise woman indeed. >> general profiles of overbearing parent and more recently, the dolphin pairnt pat emerged. competition for top universities is more credit tough than ever. stanford only selected 5% of its applicants. quite the daunting task so how do parents know when they're getting it right without adding undue pressure? is it getting a nine-year-old to program computer software? what it takes to raise a successful and balanced child. ellen, digital media strategist to work with kids to use social media for social good. what a concept. dr. shimi kay, author of

ronald has asked this question on facebook, this is translated from french.he main obstacle to ending poverty is the inequality of wealth distribution. what do you do to address that? >> so if the poorest countries we've had very specific projects. both brazil and mexico showed us that something that we call conditional cast transfers. it's had a huge impact. not only have they lessened poverty in the household, but these programs have been shown to work. simply moving cash, literally, to some of the poorest households and in the countries who can manage the bureaucracy of measuring, putting conditions on it, has had a huge impact. countries that are so poor that they can't even manage tracking whether they go to the public health institute, whether they go to school, giving unconditional cash transfers have been very effective. we would say that that kind of distribution, the evidence is overwhelming these are good programs. these actually help societies to grow. one of the things that we're very good at is assessing the quality of public expenditures. you g

at some point, during all of this, tyler makes that post on facebook that the party is on. card to withdraw $400 in cash and buys beer for the party. >> at the party he's having a great time. he's playing round after round after round of beer pong. he's laughing, he's joking, he's planning a party for the next night. >> reporter: tom bakkedahl, the prosecutor assigned to the case, tries to make sense of the grisly murders. >> this is not your kid from the wrong side of the tracks. this is not your kid who was raised in an abusive, violent family. and these parents gave him everything. >> reporter: investigators find evidence that points to premeditation. for months, tyler repeatedly talked about killing his parents to his friends. >> his mom took his phone away. and he said he was going to kill her. >> he said something about, "oh, i'm just -- i'm going to kill my parents." >> i just specifically remember him saying i am going to kill my parents. >> he just said it with a smile, so that's why no one took it too serious. >> reporter: but no one knew just how calculating thei

that included liking it on facebook and downloading coupons. y customers were having none of that forcing an about face by again mills. >> credit rates were on the rise no matter what your credit score is. we have what you need to know. good morning, lori. >> you may hear credit is cheap these days. while it is true for mortgages and auto loans not the case for credit cards. interest rates on your personal credit cards are soaring these days above 21 percent. for those of us we get credit according to card hub. average interest rates for those of you with excellent credit 12.86 percent. that's up half percent from last year if you have good credit your rates are up 1 and a half percent. for those of you with only fair credit scores you are looking at rates whopping 4.46 percent to an average rate north of 21 ers p. why such a sharp spike in rates? credit debt is unsecured. you are not borrowing to buy a car or house there's no collateral therefore higher risk to a lender. lenders offset that by raising interest rates. couple things you can do to

we'll take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twit. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the house and senate return from recess on monday. we join by billy house of national journal. the house getting to work almost right away on a couple of fiscal year 2515 appropriation -- 2015 appropriations bill. in that is an extension of pay freeze. do you expect to hear any opposition. >> there has been some lonely voices who say it's time. lord help them. maybe it's time to alter that. this is an midterm election year. one of the odd positions that a lot of members might take on campaign trail is they need more money. >> one of the pieces in the past week was headlined in the national journal. house republicans see opportunity in appropriations bill about some of the possibilities of adding policy writers to the spending bills. >> the top line spending levels will be set. color battles to be fought within the appropriations bills themselves. they are done every year. they are called policy writers. they technically tempo

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how often do you read legal policies before click "like" on facebook or buying a box of serial. >> itn and on. >> legal gibberish. >> reporter: general mills mills just changed the legal terms on their website. if you interact with it online or buy its products you are agreeing to binding arbitration. >> general mills is trying to eliminate their customer's ability to sue them for misconduct. >> reporter: more and more businesses have made arbitration agreements part of the contracts you sign. because advocates say general mills is the first company to take it this far. >> the terms are very broad and it should be challenged in court. >> reporter: i reached out to general mills they say this is being broadly mischaracterized. the policy does not proclude a consumer from pursuing a claim. the best thing you can do is read the fine print. adjusten gray, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. just in time for a dangerous wildfire season. good news when it comes to fire protection for one of the biggest seats. >> call after -- cities. >> call after call after call for help. >> fire. al