continuing in politics, you might say congressman mark sanford changed his relationship status on facebookiday. while the former south carolina governor did it in an epic heart on his sleeve post as opposed to a mere profile update, one thing is for sure, it's complicated. the republican's followers and the world at large got a detailed look at his side of the story and his messy divorce proceedings. he called off his engagement to his argentincgentinean fianceef. his fiancee says, is this right? she first heard about the fact that their engagement was off by reading it on facebook? >> it's complicated. she says she was surprised -- just as surprised as anybody else because she said she learned about this on facebook, her demise of the relationship. ouch. but over the weekend, she told "the new york times" that they had agreed to split up but sanford failed to give her a heads-up that he was announcing this on facebook. so this is a relationship that ended as it basically began, amidst a media frenzy of their own making. she was his soulmate, he said. >> a whole lot more than a simple affa

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>> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm actually on facebook. er ] >> jimmy: wait, what? >> i have one friend. it's a private account, i have one friend on facebook. >> jimmy: who's your friend? >> mark zuckerberg. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: no way, is that right? >> yeah, we were at facebook doing an event and we were in his office hanging out cause you know, he did snl so we're sort of friendly. and it somehow came up. he was like, "you know when you're in your account?" i was like, "oh, i'm actually not on facebook." and he was like, "wha -- what?" >> jimmy: "oh my god!" [ laughter ] "w-w-what?" >> he was genuinely -- i mean, he was shocked. he's like "why? why aren't you on facebook? why aren't you one facebook?" and i was like, "i just, am in touch with everyone i want to be in touch with. i'm fine." he's like, "you should have an account. you should have one just so you should have it. and i was like -- >> jimmy: he set up your facebook account? [ laughter ] >> i was like if you set up my account and you're my only friend so i can

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join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> next democratic senator timkaine of virginia talks about the role of congress in combating the militant group i suspect this center for american progress event is just over one hour. >> good afternoon. my name is ted strickland, president of the center for american progress action fund, and on behalf of neera tanden, was the president of the center for american progress, and the mayor of our colleagues, we welcome you here. we thank you for joining us today, and given what has happened over the last few hours, this event is a very timely event. we know that the islamic state of iraq, or isis, is horrifically barbaric. they have been described as too violent for al-qaeda. they have engaged in near genocide of yazidi minority groups, and they conducted gruesome beheadings. the american people are now galvanized in support of action to counter this threat. president obama has laid out his strategy to degrade and ultimately to defeat isis. we here at c.a.p. and c.a.p. action broadly support the president's plan. but

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they pulled the video down on facebook. he commented he wasn't looking to get famous, but it was something he wanted to do since seventh grade. >> this is the thing he's been thinking about since seventh grade? >> way to set the bar high, chief. you did it. >> a couple of surveillance videos from china. a crowded store when suddenly in burst four masked guys. they just start smashing the place up with hammers and axes. they threaten everybody and yell for everybody to get out of the store. people comply. then the guys run right back out, hop into a car and take off. >> did they steal stuff or just in to destroy? >> they don't steal a thing. they were just there to intimidate and frighten store owner. that's it. >> i don't get that. >> this is common in asia. it's tribes. if you don't pay protection money, they'll trash your place. >> from russia. a woman sits down in a small store. she's got her jacket up, rifling through her purse. she pulls out a hand gun, points it at the clerk and demands money. the clerk complies. they

what's happening on facebook isn't staying on facebook. wait until you hear what the social network is doing with the info it is getting from you. telling chefs their goose is cooked hear emeril's advice across the country. kneale welcome everybody. first our top story it turns out the president of the united states finally does think this country is excite exceptional. >> obama: america leads. we are the indispense i believe nation. we have capacity nobody else has. our military is the best in the history of the world. and when trouble comes up anywhere in the world, they don't call beijing, they don't call moscow, they call us, that's the deal. kneale, oh, yeah, that is the deal. but it took vladimir putin stepping over china. possibly doing the same to crystallize things with the president. craig smith says our dollar might be benefiting from all of this mess. but this better late than never posture might not be what it's cracked up to be. craig, what did you think of the president stating for many people the obvious. >> it would have n

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i actually found her on facebook, and i followed her on twitter, and i sent her a facebook message, andhe sent me something back saying thank you and everything, and, yeah, so we got in contact. it's wild. >> people on reddi suggest she did it to get a date. was that the motivation? >> that was the biggest surprise when i got on there. all the comments were hilarious. i knew nothing about her, no idea what she looked like other than her name was ali. >> what do you say to the people who find phones and keep them? they need to hear from you about the rewards of turning them in. >> i was thinking about how i'd feel if someone got my phone and returned it to me. it's hard, but remember what the right thing to do is. >> i want to jump through skyp, and hug you. >> we salute you, sir. >> thank you. >> this video is going to freak you out just a little bit. it's a crazy close call. >> uh-oh. >> these kids right here hanging out next to the dead tree. >> standing here on grand lake. we were told to stay. this dead tree here is going to -- >> why did you move? i told you to stay there! look at

they are posting updates on facebook and twitter. >> >> new developments on the beheading of a british aid worker by sunny extremists, today, he was called a british hero and said isis has to be destroyed. there are reports that several arab countries have said they will carry out strikes against the forces. >> the british prime minister publicly committed to supporting american action in iraq and syria. >> we cannot ignore this threat to our security. >> the international community expresses out rage at the latest execution of a hostage by the terror group isis. >> we must drive back, dismantle and ultimately destroy isl and what it stands for. >> reporter: david hanes is the third westerner known to be executed by the extremist. the video warned the overages k against an alliance with the united states the masked militant threatens another hostage -- allen henning. >> we will make sure that we build coalition that is durable. that is sustainable and has focused on the fundamental goal effort which is to degrade and ultimately destroy isl. >> >> reporter: for the present, the plan won

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tracy wrote on facebook, in the attempt to offend no one, the p.c.e is offending true americans. >> scott wrote on facebook, employers can restrict what people wear at work. >> david wrote on facebook, over the line. tired of the hypersensitivity. thank you so much to everyone who responded today. we're not done hearing your responses. remember to keep talking. should tony stewart face criminal charges? log on to "fox & friends first" facebook page after the show, #keep talking. >> frocks frocks -- "fox & friends" starts now. >> good morning. it is wednesday, september 17. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. this u.s. citizen behind bars this morning for trying to recruit americans to join isis. but his jihad does not stop there. wait until you hear his bigger plans. we're live with the breaking details. >> call it a white house divided. president obama's top general going against this continued mantra we've heard so many times. >> it will not involve american combat troops fighting on foreign soil. >> why general dempsey is now

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plus, the warning signs of extremism that abruptly and dramatically appeared on his facebook page. and isis gaining on a kurdish town on turkey's border. there are new fears of a massacre. new details. what we found out earlier was frankly false. it turns out he got in the front door, knocked over an agent and well into the white house. how? when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the

watch s in hd, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> the next three galleries are your chances of acquittal of the industry maria mary frances berry, former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights and will talk about race and gender equality in the u.s. and lesser-known champions of civil rights. the university of pennsylvania cancer and former chair of the organization of american historians is the author of ten books including "black resistance/white law", "and justice for all," and "power in words". discipline mary frances berry coming in your book you write that most black americans have always been more american than white americans. sb two it is sort of like being more catholic than the pope. believing more in the values and principles that are laid out in the declaration of independence and in the preamble to the constitution . and the american ethos, and believing it fundamentally and using those principles as a way to try and ask for the progress on equality for them. that is what i mean. >> host: what is approved?

. >>> a local teen allegedly tormented for months by a man she met on facebook. we'll tell you who finally tipped off police. >>> they were not waiting for iphones. a surprising turnout as hundreds of ravens fans lined up with one common goal. >>> allegations of bullying inside a high school but this time the principal may to blame. details behind two lawsuits and why she is still on the job. >>> and you wouldn't know it to look at her, but 25 years ago -- maybe that hair will tell you -- she stepped into nbc. the rest is history. tonight, we are celebrating a milestone in doreen's career. a few surprises along the way, as well. doug? >> i love surprises, vance. cannot wait for this. i've got to tell you. >>> out there today, pretty nice. another great one across our region. and this weekend, we've got warmereather moving in. take a look at the numbers. high temperature today, 77 degrees in d.c. but notice the heat down to the south. it's moving our way. i'll show you what's up, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could

can call me lucy, that's fine. >> reporter: but it's not fine with facebook, which insists people use their real first and last names on their pages so that others can know who they're in contact with. >> there is a disconnect between facebook's policy and how things work in the lgbtq community. >> reporter: san francisco's supervisor david campos is not only concerned about drag queens but also others who want or need to use a name other than their legal one. >> there are people who might be closeted who for different reasons may not want to use their name. >> reporter: here's what facebook says. "if people want to use an alternative name on facebook, they have several different options available to them. including providing an alias under their name on their profile or creating a page specifically for that alternative persona. as part of our overall standards we ask that people who use facebook provide their real name on their profile." >> people that have, you know, gone by their drag name for their entire career, they've accumulated all these friends on facebook. and if you have to create a separate page, you're st

there are so many routes to take on facebook. ally know how to, on and take a profitable advertising strategy out of the gate. >> what is profitable, and what are some benchmarks? >> if you get the right advertising formula -- and that is the formula that we built into our software. we are seeing on average, our clients have what we call a return on ad spend around 5x. they spendrst $200 on advertising, about $1000 in sales generated from it. >> with the help of companies like yours, i'm sure. facebook, in the latest --rterly report, mentioned talking about their platform for small and medium-sized mentioned the advertising inventory is getting tighter and tighter and that means prices have gone up over the last quarter by over 120%, i believe. it is getting more and more expensive to do that. in the meantime, ad impressions are coming down. so why do you pay more if you are getting less? advertisingrue, the rates in facebook are trending up, because more and more businesses are advertising, because it's working and response rates

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-mail conversation,n like us on facebook, and follow us on twitter. >> now, it is discussion on the use of technology in disaster relief and aid in airliners and people. reported on the disappearance of the asian airline 370. an official who developed the red cross social media program and a scientist who uses texting and traffic. this is an hour and 10 minutes. >> thank you. welcome. thank you for coming out. about here to talk technology. so much of the time, we turn to technology to solve our problems. we're so good at it, a lot of times, technology solve those problems for we really got a chance to think about whether those problems are entirely problems, or maybe there is something we are losing in the process. maybe the thing we solved is also beneficial in some ways. we will talk about the way technology has made our lives better and maybe how it is taken something away from our lives. i'm a science journalist and i have been writing a lot about the missing malaysia an airliner. a lot of people are baffled by this case. people say, if i lose my iphone, i can find that. why can't

he threat on facebook for months. the elevator video was on facebook. >> yeah, that's been around. neil: you don't believe he never knew or wasn't made aware of the elevator video, but if it turns out he was, and he dismissed it, he's out. >> whether he was or wasn't, why isn't he asking the questions what happens. neil: what happens out there and suspend for a few games and that's it. >> there are good athletes in the nfl, the league itself and organized sports are important to this country because they are great institutions. let's not let a couple of bad actors ruin it for everyone participating. >> if you don't get rid of those, you are degrading the brand and harming everybody's assets. the other players are harmed by not cutting these guys loose. neil: be careful what you wish for, what you're also saying is the rules are changing as we speak. right? >> they should be changing. the league's got an image issue at this moment. they'll move past it. neil: no, they won't until someone blogs something or player says

other ways of being served so he turned to facebook and the judge rules the posting of the document on facebook was legal. this is the first in the united states. europeans commonly use the facebook to serve legal papers. >> starbucks is triage new flavor that caters to: of the gallonups, a latte that tastes like guinness with flavored syrup that tastes like dark barrys. no alcohol the right now it is only available in a few locations but they say it could go nationwide if it is a hit. >> you are bummed but the locations does not or do not which you the bay area. >> guinness is an acquireed taste. stout is acquired. >> with whipped cream, it is all good. >> whipped cream on stout. meteorologist mike nicco? >> we take your man card. >> thank you very much. >>> good morning, everyone, no one seems to want the wind, the wild card in the american league. appeared are appears that a's are not playing that well and neither is seattle. first pitch is 7:04. smoke around lake tahoe. worse than yesterday. 77 in san diego. cool this. fire weather near the oregon border and the dense smoke advisory until 1

facebook put on the site today 94s% of goods are still bought off line because facebook has your name address, phone number, all that information, they should then be able to match you off line if you go and buy a cpg, a beverage, something of that nature at a grocery store. that's a big deal. as a publisher i'm excited and concerned. excited because it should be able to show me ad effectiveness if i run ads and use facebook data to target users and show off-line conversion. nervous because facebook is more in the driver's seat. take my users and target them all over the place. about the data and the data. >> do you expect the take up from other partners, other venders, to be quick or do you expect it to be slower as they wait to see whether this technology bears fruit? >> the announcement was interesting and julia's interview was interesting. having just omnicom in the launch and not wwp is very surprising. i think it speaks to the reticence that agencies and publishers will have about giving facebook this much power. if you can play google and facebook off each other as a publisher

it has to turn off all posting ability on facebook. a few blogs in los angelesaboute about it. how it offended many. >> call mae sambo child, which i'm no. you know, it's just nothing pleasant. >> reporter: one person wrote sometimes i think the pc police in this town goes too far. >> i'm happy to say the restaurant located in the castle changed its named. they decided to change it to echo, which means made in mexico or made in san francisco. we are joined by community advocated working hard to improve the social welfare of our area thank you for being here. the executive director of the mission economic development agency i want to start with you miguel you were vocal about this huge boo boo, the naming of the restaurant. why were people so upset about the name band itos? >> first of all, thank you for doing that segment. i think it was important in getting the media out there and letting people know we were upset. people aren't thinking. banditos is a derogatory name. we're not outlaws, we're not criminals, we're people, a part of the community it's like when they called the t

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like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. is stepping down as u.s. attorney general. president obama says he will leave the department as soon as is confirmed. after that, speeches at the united nations, and then an update on the us-led airstrikes in syria. in an hour, or 2014 debate coverage. , the second congressional district will be live at 9:00. next, the president with attorney general holder at the white house from earlier. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and attorney general eric holder . >> hello, everybody. please have a seat. bobby kennedy once said, "on this generation of americans falls the full burden of proving to the world that we really mean it when we say all men are created free and equal before the law." as one of the longest-serving attorney generals in american history, eric holder has borne that burden. and over the summer, he came to me and he said he thought six years was a pretty good run -- i imagine his family agrees. like me, eric married up. he and his wife, dr. sharon