a facebook property. one of the things to listen for today will be development around those apps. are they going to allow developers to write for those platforms? allowing payments between users of facebook messenger. is that the kind of thing that will open up to other developers to offer other services? looking at this other platforms. matt: it's exciting to hear from his perspective that the new york times, national geographic, buzz feed may operate within the bounds of facebook. what other things do you think you would like to see inside facebook? cory: it's interesting the way he seems to think of his company as a media copy. people consume information. -- as a media company. thinking about something, calling it the new speed. -- news feed. i think that's an important developed for the company because it signals a direction in the way they think about things is a place people congregate to share experiences. that's an interesting development and the notion that some of these pure media companies like new

facebook. i know you worked a lot on mobile when you are at facebook.hen facebook looks at mobile you see these other apps popping up, what's up and this book messenger is a serious business with 500 million users. do they want to go back to all facebook or do they imagine a world with many apps and face book's platform underneath it. >> i think it is a dual proposition. i think facebook has always realize not everyone will use facebook all the time and they want to be part of any app doing anything on mobile that can help golfers build or monetize or both. cory: does facebook think their fundamental strength is advertising and figuring out ways to monetize eyeballs? >> i think they think of themselves as a consumer company and media company. they have a strong advertising platform because they reached 70 people through their consumer products will stop fundamentally, it's driven by a popular consumer product. >> it's focused on media first and the ads will come later? >> if you look at companies like yahoo! that have lost some of their edge with consum

content to keep people on facebook. >> it is fascinating and it is the combination of "new york times" and buzz feed together such a p.r. master stroke of face book, two big media giants on polar opposites of the scale buzz need is very modern very new media, highly valued going after shares and distribution and all about distribution, and "new york times" all about brand, one of the only publications where subscriptions seem to kind of be working. leveraging off the 150 year plus reputation and frankly beg of the publications want a limit bit of what the other has.

facebook's new suicide prevention program. he claims it landed him in police custody. >> that is an interesting one. as reported that facebook launched a new suicide prevention effort. facebook has been working to prevent the tragedies since 2011 >> two weeks ago facebook expanded it's suicide prevention program. >> if you see a post from one of your friends that makes you concerned about them, the process is straight forward. >> users can contact a poster, other friends or a suicide prevention hot line. >> your name will be kept confidential. >> shane touch considers himselves himself a citizen activist. it prompted him to test the system. he'd been in a legal battle with his mortgage bank he says he vented on facebook posting, i have decided to take my life in some very public way. and hanging myself from the golden gate bridge. >> just making a statement against the banks to bring wareness about what is going on. >> one user checked to see if he was okay. another contacted the police. shane wasn't home but heard of the visit aand went to the police station. >> i said i'm expressing my first amendm

if you know anything about the rightful own other this have ringlet us know, on facebook on twitter. rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> lets get that back to its rightful owner. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf visits philadelphia reaffirming his support for the state's flourishing natural gas industry. governor wolf a addressed the association of energy engineering at the pennsylvania convention center today. some chapters say they support the governor's proposal to create a gas extraction tax the the proceed which will fund schools and environmental programs. >>> well, in weather this evening we are going to be seeing temperatures that are falling across the delaware valley. our eyewitness weather watchers are showing temperatures that are in the 40's and the the 50's at this time going down into the the 20's overnight tonight and wait until you see what we will wake up to tomorrow morning, the the first, let's enjoy the st. patrick's day evening. kyle is reporting a temperature of 51 degrees and sunshine. wind at just 7 miles an hour in hatboro. the temperature in cherry hill

but when the photographer posted it on facebook she got nasty comments almost immediately like one thatacky and discuss gusting saying that the flag is not a prop. the boy's parents who both served in the military were flabbergasted by the comment. she says that the picture illustrates what the parents are fighting for. the american flag she called the critics cyber bullies. i have to say almost one hundred percent of it say serve and then ask. this service member is honoring the -- what could be more patriotic than this, he protects with his life. people have become so sensitive. i agree with all of them. >> i agree too. i think it is a beautiful picture x. both parents served in the military. to each his own. we will see you tonight at 11:00 everybody. enjoy your evening. previously on "the mentalist"... this is my date outfit. is this your first date? i mean, um, since your wife died. do i seem out of practice? red john if you're listening to us now, i urge you to reach out and get help. you can change. (patrick) what the hell are you thinking? don't you understand who you're dealing

facebook's new suicide prevention program. he claims it landed him in police custody. >> that is an interesting one. new suicide prevention effort. facebook has been working to prevent the tragedies since 2011 >> two weeks ago facebook expanded it's suicide prevention program. >> if you see a post from one of your friends that makes you concerned about them, the process is straight forward. >> users can contact a poster, other friends or a suicide prevention hot line. >> your name will be kept confidential. >> shane touch considers himselves himself a citizen activist. it prompted him to test the system. he'd been in a legal battle with his mortgage bank he says he vented on facebook posting, i have decided to take my life in some very public way. and hanging myself from the golden gate bridge. >> just making a statement against the banks to bring wareness about what is going on. >> one user checked to see if he was okay. another contacted the police. shane wasn't home but heard of the visit aand went to the police station. >> i said i'm expressing my first amendment right and not a danger to myself

trended on facebook and twitter. evening received over 25 million impressions. >> oh, my goodness. that's a huge suery, success. yeah. >> i want to talk to you about this again. the first misrepresentation, talked about the underrepresentation of women in betrayals of power. that led you to the next one. >> the and tremendous success with it. and we actually wrote it. >> and we want you to see a little bit of this at home. >> stop with the tears. >> don't cry. >> pick yourself up. >> don't be a [ bleep ]. >> be cool and be -- >> tattletale. >> don't let someone run your life. >> be a man. be a man. be a man. >> all of those messages that we all hear. so amazing. and you're trying to change that? >> we are trying to change that. we want to have a national conversation that expands what it is to be a man. we want more people to be inspired. to be healthy role models for young men. not to help resuppress themselves and stay true to themselves. >> you'll be at the pbwc conference. do you want to give us a skwlint. >> hint

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been a leader in figuring out exactly what sort of principals people like in news that succeed on facebookou could find on msnbc.com. >> or on krystal clear, wednesday at 11:00 a.m. >> and you talk about relate ability, isn't that the formula that local tv news has been. you talk about the accidental news junky and i think there is something to that but we've had that accidental news junky if you look at tv and i want to watch something, flip around the channels and i accidentally come around something on a local newscast or national or network and we're getting things accidentally that way. isn't this a similar concept, just a simple form? >> i totally agree. i don't think this is a huge break. technology changes but human psychology doesn't. the same things we are interested in are the same things we've been interested in for 100 years. with facebook it has shown that the sort of things we want to read about aren't necessarily the things that the -- that news organizations think we want to know about. one of my favorite stories is that in 1920 george gallop for goal on polling when he wa

thank you. >>> our 21-day financial fast on facebook push is going on right now. go ahead and go to our facebook page nbc washington facebook page with your questions for michelle singletary. >>> i'm barbara harrison at the live desk. the montgomery county parents who gained national attention for their free-range parenting style have been found responsible for unsubstantiated child abuse. child protective services began investigating the parents after police found their 10- and 6-year-old children walking home alone in silver spring. the charge of unsubstantiated child abuse means protective services may have found some evidence of child neglect but couldn't reach a firm conclusion. they can appeal that ruling. they say they are responsible parents who are teaching their children self-reliance and responsibility and that the investigation infringes on their parental rights. at the live desk i'm barbara harrison. >>> still ahead -- officers open fire and kale man. new at 5:00, why witnesses are questioning the use of deadly force and how police are responding. >>>

sorority spent the last few days putting up fliers around campus on billboards and posting her picture on facebook hoping someone can track her down. there's an uneasy feeling on campus campus. as you can image some are fearful and becoming more cautious. minneapolis police are seeking more help on this. if you know anything you are urged to call police. >>> the bodies of two missing men in last week's new york city gas explosion are pulled from all of that rubble. one of them has been identified as 23-year-old nicholas figure rel figorela who was on a date when he was killed. 22 people were injured when it looks like a natural gas line exploded and leveled the she buildings. there may have been something inappropriate that hampered with the gas line. >> nuclear aagreemented will come tomorrow at midnight. there are people backing away from the critical component of the deal. the joint military force is born out of the yemen crisis. kevin corkkorke is -- corke is live with the latest. >> you are right about a change by iran. for months they said they were willing to at least for perhaps a portion

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most liked person on facebook. who do you think it is? be, surprise for most fans out there. portuguese soccer player cristiano ronaldo, the stature as arguably the best soccer player in the world, world with definitely the most abs placed him heads and shoulders. i have seen the abs on an advertisement. >> not a facebook fan or anything? >> exactly. >> ronaldo racked up more than 107 million fans worldwide, surpassing pop star shakira, only by a mere 16,000 fans. >> ronaldo and shakira, what better combination. my two favorite. tj gets upset. i don't know any modern music. always listening to pop spanish music. >> are you really? >> i love shakira. see you learn new things about me. next up. >> espanol here. what we need for "the skinny" next time. music. >> next up. someone not as popular but shined at his first ever comedy central roast. >> celebrity fans let justin bieber have it. jeffrey ross drew in his old flame, saying selena gomez wanted to be here but she is dating men now. ouch, ouch. >> among celebrities, shaquille o'neal, sno

city on facebook they phantom after the race same bed as she had forgotten to eat before the race portiasr lesson by now but she did finish. >>mark: the earthquake center in the first regular-season game in their brand new stadium over the weekend because $100 million to build and 18,000 fans. >>reporter: all 18,000 seats were sold out and there was an equally overwhelming on merchandise. >>reporter: as rapid to finally be in their own stadium they recognize there's a growing pains involved with that that all of these people and there's a lot of spots rarely to people working in a bid their promise figure out what, in the season. they seem to care more about finally having the last the come selling in. >>darya: away there's more sports always on sports might live some of your bay area teams always in the highlight the six look a yesterday show. if >>reporter: cannavino said the warriors are the solid favorites. i think they should be savored. $100 million of by a stadium opened on the santa clara is a soccer only filled they hold many events down there but this is the first game of the 10

students at penn state accused of posting photos of young women, partially clothed on facebook. while at another school text messages accused of targeting members of their own team. abc's linsey davis on both cases tonight. >> reporter: the digital age taking college cruelty to a new level. on penn state's campus today, a fraternity suspended after members of kappa delta roe used two secret facebook pages to post nude pictures of women, some as they slept or appeared to be passed out. according to a search warrant, a former member of the fraternity gave police printouts from the page which also allegedly includes drugs and hazing. in a statement, penn state calls the postings appalling, offensive and inconsistent with the university's values and expectations. both the university and national fraternity are investigateing. meanwhile, another investigation under way on the university of maryland baltimore county >> it isn't who we are at all and certainly it is the disappointing. >> reporter: five members of the women's lacrosse team now suspended, after a series of texts emerged.

they're only on facebook. >> they can't get them. >> if you go to the privacy section, you can get them. anybody can post on it. is that what you want your legacy to be? >> now facebook says you can have a legacy contact who may share a message on your behalf. respond to new friend requests. update your profile picture. but you're dead? >> well, yeah, you're dead. that's right. nothing will bring you back. although you can live forever on facebook. but there is -- i mean, the grieving and bereavement and different for everybody. everybody grieves differently. and some people actually because of the phenomena of facebook, can keep somebody in their heart, in their life longer. and no disrespect to somebody who wants to do that. it's everybody's individual choice how they grieve. and facebook is now making it possible to proactively make a choice before you're not here anymore. >> and google has a free service called inactive account manager. it's nicknamed google death. >> that's right. for me, when i'm dead. you can shut down my stuff

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that story trending on facebook now. what you think about it on the nbc washington facebook page. >>> this may surprise you. a new study out showing arlington is among the safest counties in the country when it comes to crashes. traffic deaths are down nation wide but still 82 people die a day on average from crashes. the website auto insurance center dotcom looked at deadly crash data over a 20 year period. nantucket county in massachusetts came out on top followed by arlington. broomville county colorado. bronx county new york and bristol county massachusetts. on the other hand the deadliest place is kennedy county texas. go to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell where's the best place to live for the weather? >> depends. i'm a four season kind of person and like it right here in the washington area. a snow lover, obviously the year to move to boston. a lot of great pictures coming in today on twitter. it's puppy day. got a picture of your puppy to share, get it on the air before the day is done. goldfish in rockville

content to keep people on facebook. >> it is fascinating and it is the combination of "new york timesuch a p.r. master stroke of face book, two big media giants on polar opposites of the scale buzz need is very modern very new media, highly valued going after shares and distribution and all about distribution, and "new york times" all about brand, one of the only publications where subscriptions seem to kind of be working. leveraging off the 150 year plus reputation and frankly beg of the publications want a limit bit of what the other has. buzz feed is trying to get more trust and respectability for journalism and "new york times" is lying to figure out a way to get distribution and money because a subscription alone is not going to sustain several hundred in the newsroom. >> would you take this deal and give up track coming to your shiite so facebook people can stay on facebook and maybe do not need to subscribe to "new york times"? >> i would not take this deal because i have lived in silicon valley and i have seen this movie so many times, the facebook platform. there was "washing

facebook saying that it's one of the things that they can do. can use facebook applications and its analytics to help businesses like again, in this case here tyler, what's happening with zulily. what's happening for you, guys is this. >> it's a little off the lows of the day, but it's going to be an interesting next two hours. sfloot dow down nearly 200 points. the nasdaq off 1.7%. the dollar index is down but oil is actually back above $49 a barrel. that is a rare fwreen arrow today. we are talking about the biotechs. you are looking now at the ibb. that is the biggest biotech etf. it is down for the third straight day, and, in fact has lost nearly 4% over the past week. remember we had a bowe tech on last friday who expressed concern about some of the valuations among these names. among the biggest losers reason? celdex and neuroscine biosciences. how bad has it been the last couple of days? the 150 or so stocks we track on fact set, only 11 are higher. here are some of the best of the biotechs in that time. immunogen, endocyte and hyperion.

also expect maybe a victory lap on facebook messenger. ok now very clearly saying that was the right call. it hit 500 million monthly active users and is still growing. you might hear more detail on that. so messaging, emerging markets growth. they want to work with more carriers to give them a bigger footprint. >> john fort in barcelona at the mobile world congress. a lot more from john in the course of the week. before we sign off, we should touch on lumber liquidators one more time. they believe this report did use an improper test method in its reporting. that the attacks are being driven by a small group of short selling investors. their suppliers could not verify the identity of the individuals who appeared on 60 last night. >> that stock still down 21%. >> let's get back to headquarters. scott wapner and the half. ♪ >> welcome to the halftime show. let's meet our starting lineup for today. jim is the president of lay benefit thal asset management. josh brown, the ceo of rid holts wealth management and co-founder of option monster. a

no doubt pricing is going up on facebook. hit a ceiling, hasn't yet but will at some point. >> sounds like the enthusiasm for twitter is tempered. what's going on there? >> i think that's right. this is the first time we've seen a decline kind of a cresting in advertiser interest in twitter. it's still positive, we still see more advertisers wanting to spend more with twitter than less, but the rate at which they want to spend more is declining. that may sound nuanced to you but that's what we're looking for. the big challenge for twitter they can fix this problem, but is that unlike google they don't have real-time commercial intent and unlike facebook they don't have a billion, you know, real-time authenticated user profiles advertisers can use for targeting. they're stuck in the middle, have to prove themselves to advertisers. that's one of the biggest reasons we have a hold on the stock. >> you say they can fix that. how? >> well -- >> users -- >> that's -- they don't necessarily need to get a billion users and don't know

on this. when will facebook drones and lasers be ready for launch? ll, we are going to be testing some in the near future. i would be probably mistaken if i gave you an exact date on this. but it is -- that is one of the big technical barriers. right? there are a lot of people who do not live within range of a network. drones and satellites and laser communication is one way to do it. microwave communication is another. these 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 go to internet.org and these efforts in, you know, the nasa jet propulsion lab and where you are working on all of this other cool technology? mark: we are definitely investing a bunch in this. emily: we were talking about china -- your mandarin has gotten pretty good. what is the likelihood internet.org could help you get facebook back into china? mark: i do not know. i mean, that

on this. when will facebook drones and lasers be ready for launch? ll, we are going to be testing some in the near future. i would be probably mistaken if i gave you an exact date on this. but it's -- that is one of the big technical barriers. there are a lot of people who do not live within range of a network. drones and satellites and laser communication is one way to do it. microwave communication is another. these 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 go to internet.org and these efforts in, you know, the nasa jet propulsion lab and where you're working on all of this other cool technology? mark: we are definitely investing a bunch in this. emily: we were talking about china -- your mandarin has gotten pretty good. what's the likelihood internet.org could help you get facebook back into china? mark: i don't know. i mean, that is not som

wait until you see who -- on facebook that has him under investigation? you see who he threatened. >> reporter: testimony in the trial of the suspected boston marathon bomber focused on evidence including a gun the prosecution said was used to kill an cer. the latest is coming up. >> we want to know what's on your mind. tweet us any time @leslifoster and >>> one of the witnesses in the boston marathon bombing trial today may be the only friend dzhokhar tsarnaev has seen in months. >> the witness testified he gave tsarnaev the gun he used to kill the police officers after the bombings. that witness is facing some serious legal problems. >> reporter: witness stefan silva told jurors that he loaned a gun to one of his best friends, boston marathon bombing defendant dzhokhar tsarnaev. silva testified as part of a plea deal with prosecutors who say that the gun is the same one dzhokhar used to kill mit police officer sean collier. >> having been as good of friend of jihad as he was, this i'm sure was very difficult for him, but i think he knew it was right. >>

you can post a facebook -- they comment on facebook. or go to twitter. you can tweet us at c-span history. but, mr. lafayette, take us back 50 years ago. what ideas led to the march? reverend lafayette: -- >> we will try again to see if we can get the audio straightened up there. reverend lafayette having a little trouble hearing us today. a lot of dignitaries, you can see. we will show some of the sights and sounds around the foot of the bridge. there is jesse jackson. quite a few members of congress are on hand today. the president will be speaking at a program that starts shortly after 2:00. we will bring that to you live as part of our coverage on selma, 50 years later, here on "american history tv" on c-span3. >> i was here earlier. [indistinct chatter] >> again some of the sights and sounds in selma, alabama. 50 years ago on this date, march 7, 1965, bloody sunday. the beginning of an attempted first march from selma to montgomery, alabama. the president will be speaking later today as part of the commemoration program. while we try to work out som

renaldo with 107 million likes on facebook. the online love doesn't stop there for the 30-year-old. renaldo also the most followed football personality, on twitter with more than 34 million followers. now, we'll compare that to other big facebook users like just bieber. he has roughly 78 million like my producer there pulling up my facebook page. not so nice. 24,000. a measly 24,000 but for sure grateful for every like. >>> well in 60 seconds, the weatd getting >>> right now the president of vanuatu is asking for help after a sly clone slammed into the pacific na over the weekend. the category 5 storm wiped out nearly all of the capital city saturday. x people died that number is expectedo rise. communicatn across the country is down. many schools were destroyed or damaged. unicef release add statement saying at leas 70,000 kids are out of school there. >>> now here's a story trending on our nbc washington facebook page. the city of boston set a new snow record. more than 108 inches of snow fell this winter. snow that fell last night helped the city break thats set in the winter of 1

mitch > >federal way police posted the video on facebook - asking for any information to help track downmystery man. >> "so we're trying to figure out who this guy is, he likely saved this kid's life. we need to find him." mitch > > we stopped by the neighborhood to get video of where it happened, and only a couple blocks away. >> "going to take my boy fishing, just heading out of the neighborhood. lo and behold this little boy was running down the street." mitch > > we stumbled across the man everyone was looking for. >> "sean deeds, like dirty deeds, hahaha." mitch > > sean is about as genuine and humble as they make 'em. >> "i don't feel like i did anything special, i was just really thankful to be there at the right time." > >mmitch > > he found out he was a wanted man just before we got there. as the video was racking up hundreds of thousands of views on social media. >> "actually, my son's mom called, said 'you're wanted by the police.'" >> "kind of didn't want to put myself out there and get any credit for anything that i don't think there's really any credit due for." mitvh > > b

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. >>> and a story a lot of you and your friends are reading on facebook. what one mother actually did while her kids were watching tv that a lot of >>> welcome back. the d.c. police department is now calling its staffing shortage a crisis. in a hearing yesterday, chief lanier told the d.c. council there are more officers retired than being hired. she said several officers are quitting as well. to deal with the problem lanier wants to turn 100 current officer positions into civilian ones. council member told us the council wants to consider multiple options. >> we're looking it at the hiring and there is a need to hire more officers but we don't want to sacrifice quality for the sake of hiring quickly. >> lanier plans to double the number of officers wearing body cameras this year. >>> this afternoon the community will pay respects to a prince george's county police officer killed in the line of tut. awake will be held for brennan rabain in beltsville today. visiting hours are from 3:00 to 7:00. rabain died this past weekend, he hit a fence while trying to s

host: are up senate from amazon story came out about facebook and to their intentions are possible intentions on drones. the headline here from the guardian, the u.k. guardian says that facebook successfully tests laser drones in uk's guys. they see that the social network members to use social network drones with a wingspan of a carrier to beam internet to rural areas. back to your calls on the commercial regulation of drones. new york, james, go ahead. caller: people are confusing drones with quad copters that have cameras on them. when you say drone, everyone thinks of something that the military uses for missiles. host: the truth is, in that hearing, i don't know if he saw the entire hearing but the hearing, senator markey from massachusetts was holding up, i might be wrong but it was a quad copper. they were talking about drones but it was talked about in the common name for uav. correct? caller: sure. the thing about these items is that you can use them for good and bad. you can have an item like a handgun. many people can own those responsibly and use them recreationally but then he can h

he is keeping up with that. >> that was on twit error facebook. >> you you wouldn't be able to do thatl media site does something the rest will follow. i'm sure instagram and twitter could be next. >> there is a lot of sharing especially with new parents on facebook. >> over sharing. >> my baby just threw up on me. >> i know it is fine, they are proud. >> did you notice i'm watching jeopardy the other night. whenever i'm watching jeopardy a alone i'm watching all of the answers. anytime anyone is around me i screw up. >> is there witnesses. >> so the sixers were mentioned on jeopardy and alex trebeck. the the sixers have a horrible rorrer. >> we're rebuilding. >> we're rebuilding. we are 15 and 52. so this got at tension of the writers on jeopardy. >> look at this. >> after an zero and 17 start in 2014, this nba team with a number name was in serious jeopardy of making the playoffs. >> kristin. >> who are the 76ers. >> yes. >> after a zero and 17 start. >> yes. >> kristin knew all about it. >> there was hints. >> zero and 17 start. number name. and now they will not make playoffs. >> t

soon videos will play automatically on your feed. facebook has been doing this for a couple of years. twitter hopes the videos will increase ad revenues. >>> the private actress angelina jolie is again sharing personal news tonight. you may remember that two years ago she underwent a double mastectomy. joely now says she's had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed as well. she's making the announcement in tomorrow's "new york times" just as she did last time. she said she under went the procedure last week and tests showed she had an increased chance of ovarian cancer which killed her mother. she's undergoing hormone replacement therapy but says she's experiencing early menopause. she's making the news known so that other women will step forward and get checked as well. >>> a new studyy shows marijuana to be a lot more potent. scientists compared it to marijuana from a decade ago. they say the thc, the chemical in pot which makes a person high, is more powerful than ever before. while the chemical which has therapeutic value, is going down.

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