if i'm on facebook and facebook has ads, they have retargeting, they've got code on other sites, are they less effected by this ad blocking software? is this potentially a story of google to maintain share where facebook is able to back the data it has to avoid some of these same issues? >> i don't know specifically on facebook. i'm not sure how much they're able to block. i will tell you, they can block video ads. that's where we see it the most. so i wouldn't be surprised if they're able to figure out facebook as well. i can't believe this article has not been picked up more than it had. >> well, i know that a lot of people are talking about this today. we'll be interested to hear how you move forward with this. we'll have you back to continue that conversation. >> meanwhile, it is the first trading day of the month. the dow was in rally mode right at the open, but then went down by 127 points and now we're back in the green despite a weaker than expected ism number. the dow and s&p both about 5% away from the all-time highs hit on december 26th. exxonmobil has been mixed throughout

on this. when will facebook drones and lasers be ready for launch? >> we will be testing some in the near future. i would be mistaken if i gave you an exact date. that is one of the big technical barriers. there are a lot of people who do not live in range of a network. drones and satellites and laser communication is one way to do it. microwave communication is another. they will be the solutions for providing connectivity to people where there are no existing cell phone towers or infrastructure. >> facebook is going to be wrapping up spending -- how much is going to go to internet.org? >> we are investing a bunch in this. >> we were talking about china -- your mentor and has gotten good. -- your mandarin has gotten good. what are the changes that internet.org can get facebo ok back into china? >> that is not our priority right now. some countries say that many of their citizens use facebook. in malaysia, i was meeting with one of the government leaders there. making sure that citizens are connected is one of their top priorities. indonesia and india

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but i'm on facebook and instagram. t easier to start on instagram, tag it onto twitter and eventually it ends up on facebook, but i'm on facebook, you're on facebook. we haven't abandoned facebook. how about this in we will say that we're going to try harder to check our facebook, but send us a comment. that's easier to check than facebook messages. >> true. wow. great. did you see that on jeff like bruce gordon getting results. hole oh, bruce. >> hello, jeff. >> see that, i just got some results. proud of you, big guy, real proud of you. do you know that we had a complaint about one of your stories? >> what's the problem. >> i saw your story, bruce you did a great job explaining how philadelphia was starting a new tourist campaign using the term john. there's no john like home. viewers were shocked that you didn't know what it meant. is fox really doing an entire story on what john means? lol? superb wrote you all ratchet for making this a segment. e wrote you got to get with a man, john means person, place or idea. wh

kyle's widow, the first tearful witness in this case, posted this on facebook today. od bless the jury." seven of the 12 jurors who decided eddie ralph's fate sat down with abc news for an exclusive look inside their deliberations. >> no one wants to go to bed thing, i just put somebody away for life. you know, the only thing that gave me peace is that there was so much evidence. >> reporter: they say texas justice is swift, but this one was quick even by lone star standards. the jury of ten women and two men took only about two hours to reject ralph's insanity defense. >> the deliberations were pretty short. was this an easy decision? >> it was an easy decision based on the fact that we all kind of were on the same page going into the deliberations. there was so much information coming in that each of us grasped on to different little pieces of it. when we put it all together, it was like the puzzle just came together. >> reporter: life in prison wasn't punishment enough for some jurors. >> the state did not go for the death penalty against eddie ralph. if they had, s

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sending her very, very abusive text messages, blocking her friends, telling her to block her friends on facebook, on and on and on. >> trying to gain that control really. >> exactly, because it's all about power and control. it was only through the intervention of a mentor that she had at the university of maryland. my husband and myself, her parents that things were able to stop. it was a long, very heartbreaking time for her and for everyone involved. >> we've got a lot more to get to. we'll be right back after the break. as we go to break, if you'd like to learn more about the con flens coming up choose respect here is the website to go to. stay with us on "viewpoint."

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that black miscreants comment came on facebook just a few days ago. ut benjamin cole, a senior advisor for the congressman. think progress the liberal website first reported on this. one of the quotes i want to read from a facebook post in october of 2013. this is during the government shutdown. he talks about his black neighbors and says so apparently the closing of a national zoo has forced the animals to conduct their mating rituals on my street. hash tag gentrify today part one. in another tweet in 2010 he talked about the need that maybe they should build a mosque on white house grounds. he explained that on facebook saying i just think it would be nice for the president to have his own house of worship since he's not been able to find one suitable in d.c. since moving here in 2004. not very nice comments racially charged comments so he had to step down. >> offensive and stupid. rather stupid to post things like that in social media. let's turn to our buried lead. thank you so much. >>> today, we learned pope francis will make history during his u

tell us s on facebook, or tweet us . here is one we think ems t to have the winning formula -- funny, memorable, and for those of us over 40, relatable. >> i was not prepared to translate that, the little mark th the a and the ring around it. >> at. >> that is what i said. she thought it was about. but i had never heard it. there it is. what do o you do? do you write to it like mail? >> here is allison. can you explain what internet is? >> that is what i said. what do you mean there is nothing under the hood? she said she thought this was a car, and it built using wind, like from a windmill. >> or a turbine, or a fan or a fan-bine. can you explain what i-3 is? >> that bmw ad is generatining buzz, so get out your nodules. the first, monetizing your skills outside of a 40 hour work week. >> time for the small busiss spotlighght. this week, how many people are using their skills outside their day jobs to add to their resume, supplement their income, and makeke the most of what they know? for many, one job is no longer enou,

on this. when will facebook drones and lasers be ready for launch? : we will be testing some in the near future. i would be probably mistaken if i gave you an exact date. that is one of the big technical barriers. there are a lot of people who do not live in range of a network. drones and satellites and laser communication is one way to do it. microwave communication is another. they are going to be some of the solutions for providing more cost effective connectivity to people where there are no existing cell phone towers or infrastructure like that. emily: facebook is going to be ramping up spending. how much of that is going to internet.org and these efforts, the nasa, where you are working on all this other cool technology? we are definitely investing a lot on this. emily: we were talking about china -- your mandarin has gotten pretty good. what are the chances that internet.org can get facebook back into china? mark: i don't know. that is not our priority right right now -- our priority right now with internet.org. some countries reach out to us a

on facebook, i had people go more in-depth with things. tweeted something about beck, for example. can't hate on him for winning anything, because his music has such longevity. i love it. people were saying, really, beck? okay, i'll check it out. but also, there was this trailer for straight out of compton. part of it ran during the grammys. on facebook, i saw the longer version and was really struck by it. it remind med of some things i saw last week about how native trailers on facebook are really taking off, competing even with youtube. >> speaking of native, one thing that stuck out to me was the presence of native advertising on tv by target. if you tuned in and you saw imagine dragons playing with #moremusic and the target logo on the bottom, you would have thought that was maybe a performance at the grammys, but instead it was target promoting imagine dragons' album only being released at target. i do think these award shows will be a breeding ground for new types of advertising and content? >> absolutely. i think people have their phones right next to them, probably within s

it is an unfair burden we were willing to take on at facebook. her startups don't have that ability. that is a tremendous loss for everyone. it is an unfair burden we were willing to take on at facebook. other startups don't have that ability. that is a tremendous loss for everyone. >> tod cohen from ebay. i appreciate what my colleagues and their properly respectful attitude towards potential government regulation of their services and the need to collaborate at the local level. i wholeheartedly endorse them to do that. but with the reality that there are very entrenched economic interests that have every desire to put startups like that out of business. they work actively and have political power and engage in the worst type of regulatory models. we want to have a level playing field is the classic example. therefore, we should have unnecessary burdens placed on new entrants that had nothing to do with the service underlying that. i am pleased to see what the german people are responding with. it is what people want. i would make sure you try to

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we we will post it on facebook, tweet this out.you have any information call the police right away. ♪ "high speed chase" start us off. >> robbed of $400. i guy said he had a gun and demanded money. describe as a 25 -year-old man, 5-foot 9 inches 170 pounds. if you have any information please call crimestoppers. >> mainstreet we will not be the same due to a fire that tore through several stores. on facebook they said those who routinely commute through the area in the morning we will know what a big deal this is. please use an alternate route. the silver lining is no one was hurt. ♪ >> out of control. why would you have a gun law in which you specifically include handguns -- empty handguns in the same manner as a loaded 44 magnum. bill: common sense has prevailed and won a victory and the teacher we will not race present time for his 300 -year-old in operable antique gun. >> of course i shot down there to go meet up with them. i asked him how he is feeling after the hurricane of misfortune. >> am very happy. filled with joy because

the ad posted on facebook was for the krispy kreme klub, not the clue clucks clan. people were upset. the event will go on tomorrow presumably with a new name. >> for many, it was a day off to play in the snow. there you go, a d.c. tradition the annual giant snowball fight. it was moved to a new location because dupont circle park was arathi cleared by crews, so the fight took place at meridian hill park. for a second your in a row hundreds of people showed up and mike conneen was caught in the crossfire. >> look like he loved every painful moment of it. in new orleans, they are partying big time celebrating mardi gras. it is fat tuesday. the last day of the cardinal season, before ash wednesday which kicks off lenton season for christians. i'm sure there was not a single collect beverage. >> no, and they are really bundled up. >> not as bad down there, but we had a pretty sunset this evening if you caught it. our photojournalist this at they national mall. the clout started rolling in during the late evening. it will stay dry tonight. be forewarned, even though the

in addition to following me on twitter and facebook, be sure to like fox business on facebook.me of your emails on the current administration. daniel from florida writes: apparently our president thinks cooperating means agreeing with him. conservatives should stick to their policy without being bullied. domestic energy independence, fair immigration policy repair taxation and fix medical insurance. that should only take about 20 years. and andre said i heard an oxy oxymoron, someone used the terms this administration and common sense in the same sentence. here's one of our favorites. merle from oregon. for the past 60 years to my knowledge i've never witnessed the constitution take such a severe beating as it's taking today administered by our leaders. take on your assigned duties and suppress anyone who is trying to harm this document to the detriment to all of us. we love hearing from you. we'll be right back with my "2 cents more" and the answer to our question of the day. is the tax code too unnecessarily complicated? gerri: well, the results of a recent quiz testing our k

again, it's two thousand years ago, thousands of people on facebook. you had a turn out in 2013 where you had hundreds of people. >> close to 1,000 people, so you know this land is it's kind of confusing it crosses many boarders. it's starts in delaware and flows into pennsylvania and crosses different township lines. >> we're looking at the video now of the different pieces of property that are being talked about, that are being threatened by developers, so to speak, i guess. it's proximity to development and urban sprawl you literally cross 202 it's right there. it's a special piece of space. about half of the handle was turned into delaware's first national park, two years ago, and about half the land is saved and the other half is slated for development. a lot of people are upset by that, they want to have the land saved join the national park or privately held land that has a land conservation each time on on -- easement on it. >> what she why should we cart development is happening at a break neck pace through parts of delaware and pennsylvania.

mark: facebook is one of the big services people want to use. of the main reasons people get online in a developing country is to connect with people. messaging services like whatsapp and facebook messenger are some -- facebook messenger and social network services are some of the most important services that people want to use. to some degree, it is not that surprising, but i think more people are using these other services. emily: messenger is part of the suite as well. will whatsapp be part of the internet.org suite as well? mark: it is going to be different on a country by country basis. some countries have 911, others have health and crime. some have more things in it than the u.s. does. internet.org is kind of going to be like that, too. in each country, the government and local operators will need to figure out what services they want to include. emily: google has android. how do you overcome not having the hardware? not having android? mark: our strategy is to build things people want to use. facebook is the most used app. whatsapp and m

. >> send your pictures on facebook instagram and twitter use the hash tag fox 29 snow we will see what it this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> it is so pretty inside and, when i walked in, they say alex, you got some snow. i said it feels like i'm walking on a cloud. >> oh, geese. >> is that how you feel walk on a included is that how you feel this morning. >> yes. >> well, don't fall off that cloud because it vice slippery this morning. >> yes jen fred i can in the roving car this morning. >> the jenny mobile hi jen. >> hi guys i can tell you this the wawa and the fire department, in deptford, new jersey the people could not be any nicer. i can tell you this as well, the red here in washington township, pretty much the opposite. check this out. we have been talking about this since about three or 4:00 this morning that the main road in this storm are not clear. there is a lot of snow on all of them. you talk about 676 in south jersey, the the schuy

it was shared 10010,000 times on facebook. and prompted some to write competing pieces. bill excellent sheep. the way to a meaningful life. on set is andrew jim broney, a journalism fellow. and lawrence aja, an '06 hard of grad. and nina terero. currently a correspondent for entertainment weekly. glad to have you all here. so bill, you're basically the ivy league equivalent of the guy who blirts out, there there is no santa claus. afraid to fail lacking real leadership skills. why did you do it? >> needs to be said and it's absolutely true that if you want to be injected at high velocity into the american elite more and more, you need to go to an ivy league school maybe stanford, a couple of other schools, that's the problem not with these schools but with our elite. is they exactly reflect the kind of education you get not just at the schools but i would say even more importantly, the kind of person you have to become in order to get into one of these schools. a hoop-jumping checklist kind of childhood kid, who never has a chance to think about why they're doing it. now

to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. >> up next on "american history tv," the correspondence between john and abigail adams and the correspondence between john quincy adams and his wife louisa adams. john adams and his son were some of the first to serve as terms of presidencies of the united states. the 45 minute program was cohosted by the massachusetts historical society and the abigail adams historical society. >> i will start by inter-and -- by introducing our first [applause] >> american history tv. on the night of april 14, 1865, abraham lincoln was more early wounded at fort's theater as he sat in the presidential box with his life, watching a popular comedy, "our american cousin." he died the next morning. we sat down with way right and an actor to talk about "the widow lincoln." here on c-span three's american history tv. each week, american history tv's railamerica brings you archival films that tell the stories of 20th century. ♪ ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accura

of course you can always find us on facebook at wjla tv for a live chat. and your pictures on twitter, doug hill abc 7. and steve rudin at abc 7. you can tweet us your pictures and do our best to get them on air. doug has a look at the seven day and it's looking a little bit less snowy. doug? >> a little bit. even though we have a chance with snow showers and another arctic front on wednesday. and maybe by the weekend a little bit more snow. check out thursday and friday. highs in the teens near 20. cold snap continues. maureen and timmy? >> thank you doug. seems alex ovechkin is doing great in this cold weather. >> you're not kidding. we're talking about snow he loves the ice. alex ovechkin may be playing the best hockey of his life right now. maryland terrapins move up in the rankings. and the snow in charlottesville started snowing about noon. the second ranked wahoos tell me tonight's game is on. >> now hear this, the college basketball rankings are out and the maryland terrapins have moved up three spots to 16th in the associated press, 15th in the col

connect with us on facebook, or twitter use the hash tag cbs-3 chat. >>> well, police meantime are searchingor a suspect's caught on camera in a robbery in philadelphia's mayfair neighborhood. take a look at this surveillance video from the philadelphia pretzel factory on frankford avenue. the suspect hit the store on thursday night he pulled a gun, and then got away with cash. no one was injured. >>> well, president obama unveiled his 2016 budge tote day, his administration says that it is focused on helping middle class workers but republicans say that the plan is built on the backs of the nation's highest earners. cbs news correspondent brook, has details from the white house. >> reporter: president obama's new $4 trillion budget arrived on capitol hill will on pallet jacks. the president says the economy is growing and now, it is time to invest in working families. he is proposing more tax relief for middle class and more taxes on the wealthiest americans. the the president is asking for $478 billion for repairing the country's road and bridges and wants to use a one time tax on oversees

heartbroken, his mom wrote about it on facebook. almost immediately, there was a massive community response and people started arriving with gifts. the sheriff's department even send a helicopter to do a flyover. the next week, deputies, police cars, fire trucks, all paid glenn a visit and they spent their own money to give him gifts. the mom says the only problem now is yes to top that next year. >> she might have to take him is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. >> final look at the weather. >> the next 48 hours, the coldest we have seen in about 20 years. 19 the high. waking up, two degrees friday morning. downtown d.c., that record was from 1896. that is how long that record has stood. 33 the high saturday. >> that is enough of that. jimmy kimmel live is next. >> okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. and dough that

like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. and coming up at about 11:30 or so, we'll hear from house speaker john a. boehner. his news conference with reporters. we'll have that live here on c-span. if we get the chance we'll get thoughts from you on the d.h.s. spending measure. also try to show you the briefing from this morning with leader reid and pelosi that happened a short while ago. for some background on the homeland security spending measure and what's ahead this week, we spoke to a capitol hill reporter. will seek an emergency stay on that. for more on this that all on capitol hill, we are joined by mike willis. mike telling our viewers about what is happening so far, have you heard any and into this morning about what house republicans might do now that the senate has advanced a bill that they will possibly vote on today for funding the homeland security department? guest: that is the million-dollar question. the senate reversed course. they passed ended a move on the clean bill. it puts boehner in a box. he said th

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huge response on facebook, mary margaret yes, old enough to fight for us. old enough to have a drink. no, they are already stressed. why add alcohol? yes. fight for your country, damn right you should be allowed to be served alcohol? i'm pro military but why them and not everyone? i served as a veteran and drank at the age of 18 while stationed in germany. if i can die for the best country in the world i can drink for them as well. the military already has a huge problem with binge drinking. federal statistics suggests raising the drinking age to 21 has saved almost 30,000 people from deadly car crashes. >> you'll be hard pressed to find more public safety policy than the drinking age in this country. >> if maryland were to cut the age to 18 for the troops it would risk losing $32 million a year in highway funds. >>> now that virginia has a new law allowing cannabis oil for people with epilepsy families are in a quandary. original one allowed for from duction and distribution of cannabis oil. lawmakers said it was exclusively for people with severe epilepsy

one was run by a man tied to sink. facebooks rolling out some new features that will let people buy and sell things on their network. is this a craigslist killer? >> facebook has an interesting new service letting users buy and sell stuff. craigslist killer? they hope so. they have tried and failed before entering into the world of commerce. so, tell me about this service. >> basically, facebook will allow people to create for sale groups. let's say that you are having a sale, you can list all of the items. it is like you're actually selling them to set up for you have a post where you describe it. you can say where it is available, what the delivery options are. then you can say whether it has been sold. they are trying to build in functionality for people to use this. people use craigslist for that kind of activity. >> it seems like that the network has limited it. this is smaller at the rest of the world. >> that is why people go to craigslist. if you look at the site it hasn't changed since 2005. they don't even have a mobi

on his facebook page he posted a touching tribute. a heartbreaking message from the man kidnapped in syria with kayla mueller. her boyfriend. he posted this picture of kayla holding a stuffed animal saying on his facebook page i'm sorry i didn't hold on to you with so much strength that even god couldn't take you away. you left our world for a bigger and better place now. cnn learned omar risked his life to rescue kayla. he went to a terrorist training camp pretending to be her husband but the ruse failed. arizona congressman paul gozar has counselled the family. >> there is conflicting evidence that the white house and administration didn't do all they could. >> reporter: the white house denies a delayed launch in a rescue attempt to save mueller and other hostages last july. a spokesperson for the national security council says u.s. forces conducted this operation as soon as the president and his national security team were confident the mission could be carried out. the president said he did everything he could. >> i deployed an ent

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