what did you write on your facebook page? was it something that you would have said at work? >> on my facebook page i posted a picture of near the road, and expressed--i explained what they were, and expressed my personal concerns about what we do to these animals, and how we isolate them, we pull them away from their mothers within a day of birth, and we raise them basically alone. so i expressed my concerns as part of what i do looking out to living up to may beliefs, making the world a better place in a way that makes sense to me. >> so so is that something that you would have said to colleagues on work, or because it was on your private social media . >> i'm not trying to hide it which is also why i'm fine with my name being on facebook. these are my beliefs and what i think we can do to help in the world. >> just to be clear you're a second grade teacher. you new york ohio in a state where there is a lot of agriculture. and you posted these pictures in opposition to some dairy farming conditions that were going on in your area. the school district said in a letter that th

logs on to facebook or uses facebook. that's incredible. you can't monetize that you shouldn't be in any type of business. on weakness buy facebook. >> mobile was 75% of the ad revenues compared to 59% a year ago. they are making progress. >> massive progress. this was the whole story. what have they been doing? adding on mobile assets. you think about the mobile messaging. huge part of their strategy going forward. when you see a number like 73% sooner or later they will be at 80, 85%. mobile for ads is less than the desk top. at some point you'll see a deceleration. at some point it will be fairly well saturated and not be able to maintain this growth. >> why can't we believe it won't catch up? >> how many times have you clicked on a mobile app. you do it by accident. two third of the market cap of google and google had four times the amount of sales. you want to play would you rather? google is such a better buy than facebook at these levels but to your guys point -- i know guy has been saying -- >> they are saying buy. >> i say don't buy

they may have to catch up with pay with the johnny come lately. >>> you go on facebook, you see your friends off on exotic vacations, it's going to be depressing. a new university of houston study which was published in the journal said that act of comparing yorgs and your life to other people online and profiles tend to make you sad. and the more you do it you more sad you get. now, the chief researchers wants to be specific. she points out it doesn't mean facebook causes depression, but that depressed feelings and lots of time on facebook and comparing oneself to others do tend to go hand in hand. >>> history will be made this friday as "star wars" goes digital. as of friday you'll be able to buy "star wars" on itunes for download and on amazon. for the best "star wars" which is this one, "the empire strikes back" and i just didn't get this. the first three, when we were kids good stuff. >> i was going see if you can come over and help me move something heavy this weekend but i guess you'll be busy. >>> a state senator from san francisco wants apple to change one of its hiring polic

and posted this broccoli on facebook. not the prettiest. how about baked corn dogs apple slices on a fair is september 25th through october 4th at the meadows event park in caroline county. >>> cruise ship germs. >>> right now teams have finished collecting human remains from a deadly plane crash in the french alps. one police official says there be only belongings and pieces of metal on the ground now. top executives from lufthansa airlines met with families of the victims and visited the memorial site. lufthansa is the parent company of germanwings. the company says it knew six years ago andreas lubitz suffered from severe depression. the company says lubitz wrote this e-mail in 2009 to the flight training school in order to resume training after dropping out. the statement doesn't address how the company followed up with lubitz though. all 150 people onboard that plane died in the crash. >>> so a lot of people wondering how common are suicidal thoughts among people suffering from depression? >> suicidal thoughts are common in people suffe

on my butt? >> oh. >> okay. >> facebook page. >> she gave birth on the boardwalk. >> right. she puts out video that is really push the envelope and then you realize it's all set up. >> what? >> what made me initially suspicious was the fact that these things start popping up on the screen follow on facebook with her actual name. also if you look at the fight, none of the punches are really landing. they're sort of throwing each other around. i got very suspicious about this almost to the point that i feel like this video was created for her to be put on her facebook page to draw traffic to her. >> everything she has done has been quote, unquote, social experiment or prank. she has gotten into some hot water for some of the stuff she's done. >> on her facebook page she's commenting on this like it's real like she had nothing to do with it. >>> there are many many things in this world that can inspire song or rap. >> hello? >> hey, dude do you want to see a move sni. >> will it be educational? >> it's on pbs. >> do you want to see a movie? it's on pbs. it's going to be educati

karen, thank you. >>> we look forward to that we've all been tempted to vent on facebook. >> you and try to be smarter than that however. >> exactly. >> because we do stories like this all the time. what one woman did it and a night she's really regretting it. her new job ended before it even began. what she posted on facebook that got her fired from a daycare center. >> plus surprising new revelations about the gyrocopter that landed on the capitol ground in washington d.c. hints today this was not as much of a surprise as it may have first seemed. >> if you hold off on drinking during the week you can cut loose on the weekends. that could be so dangerous. why researchers say drinking a little every day could be better for your health. ♪ sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting r

his family found out on facebook that walid was dead. the islamic state posts videos of suicide attacks on pages like these. >> walid's death has left a gaping hole. he's my brother and he loved me very much. we spent so much time together. it's impossible to forget him. it's very hard for me. >> in tunis, journalists at "inkyfada" have documented on their webpage a lack of any kind of controls in tunisian mosques after the revolution in 2011. the islamist party ennahda, in power until last year, tolerated extremists. these pictures show a salafi congress, where speakers call for holy war. meetings like these have since been banned. the radicals' funding comes from qatar. charitable organizations are fronts for money laundering. >> qatar finances terrorist groups in tunisia. terrorists have even made statements, explicitly thanking the emir of qatar. >> the interior ministry in tunis stresses that a number of mosques have been closed in the past year. but there are profound concerns about what will happen if thousands of jihadists start r

leon: the big complaint on facebook, she left a post on facebook trying to get them to come through withepair that she paid for up in front. >> my attack was not personal. your business let me down. i think this was very wrong. leon: maaco agrees and said what happened was unacceptable and not reflective of its brand. the company says the franchises suspending the person who made the call and sending him to anger management training. a big victory tonight for a baltimore waitress. she was awarded $250,000 in a discrimination case. she was fired after she highlighted her hair with blonde tips. ramp lawyer said that she had to change her appearance because "black people don't have blonde hair." she won the court case. a health alert tonight as an ice cream has been stopped because of listeria. last month, health officials tranced a three ounce cup of contaminated ice cream they plant in oklahoma. bluebell says they are taking voluntary action. wild weather across the country. kentucky is reeling from dangerous and disastrous flooding. this is around louisville, the road completely caved in

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more talks on facebook. have you got any sort of feel on the most -- on the mobile users? cebook has a couple of really interesting data points. they tell us monthly activists -- tell us about monthly active users. daily active users are the attics, on facebook every single day. then the mobile monthly active users, those are people using facebook on their phones or tablets, away from the desktop, which a lot of people believe is the future of computing. some pretty impacts of -- some really impressive statistics. all of the rates are growing at faster rates than they were in the fourth quarter p.m. in the fourth quarter daily active users were up 3% sequentially. -- fourth quarter. in the fourth quarter daily active users were up 3% sequentially. of 5% this quarter. monthly active users was 3% now 3.4%. that is a faster growth for monthly active users. and the mobile daily active users, these are people on their phones every single day. that was 7.1% growth. up 1.2 5% growth -- 1.2 alien people, 5% growth -- 1.2 5 billion people, 5% growth. that is a china business they ar

damian: because people are posting right now on facebook and twitter, "remember on may 5th that this is your charity you should donate to." mari ellen: absolutely. so, if you have a charity you love, be sure to post on twitter or facebook and say something about that charity and hashtag spgives2015. people are searching right now to check out who they want to give to. damian: and people are really giving. i mean, they're really opening up their wallets. what are we looking at as far as donations? mari ellen: absolutely. so, we have about 850 charities signed up so far. more are signing up every day, and we've already raised over $3.6 million in matches and prizes. so, if you give on spgives, your non-profit will get your donation but also a match or a prize. damian: that is awesome! we have some video of the sacred heart community services, one of my favorite charities, one, because my wife is on the board, but also because they do a lot of good work. you see the faces here, manuel, and these are folks who, unfortunately, need some help. manuel santamaria: that's right. damian: and t

he understands everybody sees things on facebook. >> repor he was ho people would this. school his name is ryan and his age is 7. his house burned down. >> reporter: within hours it was clear that one small voice. >> i'm asking you to help ryan. >> reporter: can have a big impact. >> i'm sitting here and i'm looking at it and i run down stairs to show my mother and she just starts crying. oh she starts crying. >> reporter: what did k of that? >> it was very great. >> so donate today. >> reporter: to date have donated more than $10,000 to help ryan's family. it's never easy to explain misfortune to a 7-year-old but friendship needs no explanation. becau that's what friends do. they stand up for each other. they help each other. >> is there another subtraction fact? >> reporter: first graders showing us all that you don't have to know everything to know the important things. >> you're the best friend ever. >> what would i do without you? >> reporter: mike bush nbc news st. louis. >> colin and ryan teach us all a pretty good lesson tonight. that's "nbc nightly " for this sa

. >> see what one dude does that has people blowing up on facebook. it's a glorious day for para parablieding over the beach. a fall out at the lake and find out why you don't want to mess with that spider. >> some days it's just not your time to punch the clock. we're talking about one african buffalo and that african buffalo refuses to go down without a fight. you can see that buffalo dragging that lion around. that other lion caught air for messing with him. >> bad news for that lion. as he gets gored, that's it. >> you can see that lion is not letting go. >> he went for the wrong part of the buffalo. the butt cheek, really. >> that buffalo not giving up. it edges closer and closer to the tour. watch what happens and listen closely. >> what was that? >> it punctured a tire on that vehicle and they believe he scared the lions away. >> nice move man. >> wow, you know when i heard that i thought someone had gotten involved in what was going down. >> watch these people. they're working on it. not that far away. i would be in no hurry. >> wow. >> that's

>> reporter: attorney andrew spinel said he came up with on the idea of serving divorce papers on facebookfter he tried everything he could think of to contact his client's husband. individual for raku who had been illusive for five years. >> we have gone through many hoops, from speaking to him on the phone and asking him to personally come into the office, he refused performing the department of motor vehicle search which turn up negative, performing a search with his post office at the the last known address where the last residence was and came back negative. we have hired a private investigators, we did internet searches. >> reporter: everything came up empty. the his client, 26 year-old elinor, of brooklyn wanted a divorce. the the only contact that she has had with her husband is by phone and facebook. so a judge has ruled that badu's lawyer could serve her husband divorce papers using a private message on facebook. >> judge cooper in his decision say divorce law that is come into the technological age. >> reporter: this is the the message that the attorney has send to badoo husband

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now on facebook the sheriff is telling orange county residents the officer tackled fitzgerald because he wasn't handcuffed saying the deputy took fitzgerald to the ground to complete the handcuffing and this is when fitzgerald bit the deputy. fitzgerald later kicked the other police officer. that's the first time the agency has revealed how both officers were allegedly assaulted in the struggle. 25 minutes after this struggle the audio returns to the videotape. today the sheriff said it was a separate audio system stating the overmodulated audio came on when the deputy activated the internal car microphone. and today the sheriff stated he has three witnesses who saw fitzgerald hitting his own head against the hood of that sheriff's cruiser and that's what he's charged with along with assaulting those police officers and for that stuart fitzgerald could face up to 15 years in prison. i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek, wusa9. >> fitzgerald was in court today and pled not guilty to all charges. >>> 10 deputies in california are on paid leave after news chopper video was released wit

thank you so much. >> check him out on facebook. everybody else is, right?ht and that's the fun he is fox fursday alex, we've had in a long time. look at them. >> it looks like it, oh, my gosh. i love it. >> so what's the sexiest job for a man, doctor, lawyer, football player? what women thinks is the most you forgot the milk! that's lactaid®. right. 100% real milk just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. b@ do you fine attractive about a man? which carreers attract to you a man? look football player, basketball player? attorney, news anchor? >> , no not on the list. >> we'll see. okay. so say the top three right? >> okay. >> so software developer. >> technology. >> runner up financial advisor. >> they say 96% of the time, they're okay with financial advisor. >> because they're wealthy. you know, i often say this to beautiful anchor women that i've work with. >> yes? >> you're going to end up with the local football star sported star or i bet 80% of the women i've work wi

they're only on facebook. >> they can't get them. vacy 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. if there's a box i ca

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amazing growth and momentum of mobile, in particular was notable. 73% of facebook's ad revenue came from mobile. compared to 59% oneearlier and 0% when the company went public. the mobile user base jumped 31% last year, reaching 70 -- 798 earlier people. how can facebook make more money? i am joined from new york why are chevy and mcdonald's spending money on facebook? >> that is where the users are. the internet has completely changed. a few short years ago, the internet experience for most of us started with a browser and search. today it starts with a smartphone and an app. the top quarter of those apps are facebook apps. cory: i am really intrigued. there have been so many numbers out of the reports. why do we run through some of the things. i want to know how you react as an advertiser. one of the things that was a trip was that their user growth accelerated -- in other words they added more users and at a faster rate in the first quarter than they did in the fourth quarter in the u.s. is facebook getting more powerful in the united states? >> they are getting more powerful all the time because of their cap an

how much do people really care about the free basic services as much as they care about facebook? mark: onereasons it makes sense for facebook to do this is because it is one of the big services people want to use. one of the main reasons people get online in developing countries is so they can connect with people, and messaging services like whatsapp and facebook messenger and social networking services are some of the most important services that people want to use. it's not that surprising, but people are using these other services as well. emily: messenger is part of the suite in some places. will whatsapp be part of the suite as well? mark: it's different on a country by country basis. in different countries, most of them have the equivalent of 911 that has different things. first some, it is just about health and crime. some things have more in it than the u.s. does. in each country the governments and local operators are going to need figure out what services they want to include. emily: google has android. how do you overcome not coming -- not having the hardware? mark: our strategy

when we're not on the air, check in with nbc bay area.com, we're also on facebook and twitter. [ crowd chanting ] >> new details on the protests in baltimore. police say what started peacefully turned violent and led to at least 12 arrests. about a thousand people joined together to call for answers in the death of freddie gray. the 25-year-old man died last sunday due to a spinal injury in police custody. tens of thousands of fans at a baltimore orioles game were told to stay inside the stadium until police could move protesters away away. police cars damaged and store front windows smashed. >>> very nice onto the next round. the golden state warriors completed a four-game sweep of the new orleans pelicans. fans across the bay area certainly had a lot to cheer about. >> warriors take on the winner of the memphis/portland. christie smith spent the evening with some ecstatic warriors fans. >> reporter: absolutely. oracle arena gets loud especially in a sweep, doesn't get better than this. fans feeling confident and ready for the next round. warriors fans got what they came for, a sweep.

on this. when will facebook drones and lasers be ready for launch? kerberg: well, 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, and 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.

with airplane security. >> a new york city judge is giving us thumb's up to an unusual request on facebookgranting a 26-year-old woman to file for divorce from her elusive husband and senator her husband of six years with diverse papers on social media of the husband only responds to facebook for drove messages with noingly address. so far in response to her divorce request. >> they got it rolling at white house east >>guest: -- easter egg roll. >> this year's theme is "give me five," in honor of let's move with 5,000 people crowding on the south lawn of the white house and many of the little ones take part in the egg roll. those are wooden eggs. this is the longest standing white house traditions started first in 1878. leyla gulen has the forecast next. >> do not came him the self-y -- selfie king by young prince harry. >> and the making of a super hero mural >> covering los altos antioch petaluma and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> prince harry is revealing how he feel about taking selfies after a fan asked to snap a photo. [ inaudible ] the 30-year-old was not a fan of selfie cra

. >>> about more than 1 billion users worldwide facebook remains one of the most popular websites ever. >> this new study suggests all that facebooking could be making us depressed. garrett haake spoke to the study's author tonight. >> reporter: more than 1 billion people use facebook around the world. sometimes it may seem like they all have more interesting lives than we do. >> all my friends are getting engaged or married or starting to have kids. >> some people just post things they achieved just for the sake of it to say like my life's great. >> reporter: deep down we know people tend to share only the best things in their lives. disappointments, failures and frustrations rarely get that tiny thumbs up. >> all the vacation photos, all the promotions, all the wonderful baby pictures, you don't see pictures of crying babies or your breakup or anything like that. >> reporter: as the author of a new study from the university -- says the author of a new study from the university of houston with our tendency of comparing our real lives to those on facebook. >> you tend to socially compa

on facebook and on twitter. so, we're going to start with claire who writes us on facebook.rites, "are you prepared to repeal obamacare and fully stop illegal immigration?" >> two separate issues. first of all, obamacare needs to be repeal and replaced. we've begun the process of explaining to people we're going to get rid of obamacare and replace it with the opportunity to buy health insurance of the kind you want with your pretax money from any company in america across statelines that will still it to you. and i imagine what they're asking about the executive amnesty. >> right. >> absolutely, that would be reversed. it needs to be reversed. it undermines our system of immigration and makes it more difficult to modernize that system and encouraging people to come here illegally. >> a lot of conservatives have been frustrated. i was speaking with this woman behind me with this beautiful baby right here and she was asking about mark levin's idea in his book "the liberty amendments" about the conventions of the states. in other words, constitutionally, change the constitution

stay with us on facebook and twitter and wjla.com. you could not ask for a prettier day outside. if you made it to the mall, maybe at the national harbor enjoying sunshine. the great news, there are plenty of more days like this to come. eileen whelan joins us with the first check of the forecast. eileen: it could not be any better today -- well, maybe because we better tomorrow. a live look from the weatherbug camera, zooming into the tidal basin. the camera is shaking with the wind gusts of 23, but 66 glorious degrees. get all of the cherry blossoms and people. if you can muster up mingling through the crowds, it is a great place to see. 61 degrees gaithersburg, 68's culpeper, 62 baltimore and annapolis. clear skies overnight. if you are going out to dinner or going to the cherry blossoms after sunset, it may be a little cool, so bring a sweater, but otherwise, a frost advisory in effect west of d.c. bring in the plants or cover them if you live in any of the highlighted counties in blue frost advisory going in effect at 2 a.m. until 9 a.m. otherwise, beautiful tomorrow and a c

or else you might get served on facebook. >> that was nbc bay area's scott budman reporting. the lawyer he spoke to says for all the sensational headlines to come out of the story social networking is used for a very basic reason when it comes to legal matters, it is the most efficient way to reach people, and the fastest. >>> still ahead another try at history, what space ex is planning to do. >>> right now still 75 in san jose. no clouds around right now. as we head into tomorrow night. we will begin to see changes which may include some showers and gusty winds to start the week. a look at that and your forecast when we come back. >>> not as smart as advertised. the so-called smart parking meters in downtown san jose apparently have a glitch that's leading to parking tickets that should never have been issued. drivers are ready to take on city hall. >> i always take a picture of the meter. >> reporter: todd rossberg says he no longer trusts the so-called smart meters in san jose. >> dutifully put my 16 quarters in the meter. and that was it. a few minutes before 9:00 came o

a lot are happening this weekend and throughout next weekend, i've posted on our facebook page on twitter and find more details on our app. >> two very funny people won't head to lifetime. will ferrell and kristen wiig are scrapping plans for theirs secret lifetime movie after news of this project leaked online. the two-hour film was titled "a deadly adoption" and slated to ai >>> good day. incredible story of survival. adrift two months rationed food ate raw fish, gathering whatever seafood hswimming by for example and grabbing and trapping and drinking rain water. and then yesterday an incredible rescue. the coast guard coming to the rescue of a man in a small boat on a very big ocean. i asked, how did you pass the time? two months on the ocean, hour after hour adrift? he said he read the b to cover and became very spiritual during the past two months. and when i asked what kind of food did you miss the most? it wasn't pizza. it wasn't soda. he said he missed barbecue and organic ice cream. back to you. >>> thanks. >>> getting right rain in the met crow area. one wave coming through. th

. >>> a new york city man will be notified of his divorce on facebook. is wife permission to serve him papers via a private message on the social networking site. the couple married in 2009 the relationship quickly unraveled and the wife has not been able to track her husband down. the man can be served on facebook once a week until he acknowledges it. >>> apple will start to take preorders after 3:00 a.m. on friday for the apple watch. once released they will not allow people to line up outside the stores to buy one. you'll have to make an appointment for a fitting. >>> a daily cup of coffee may minimize the damage from drinking alcohol. there's reduced risk of liver cancer for every cup of coffee drank a day. this study suggests cancer-fighting antioxidants in coffee could negate the damaging effects. >>> a workout can shave years off your appearance. researchers look at the exercises over the age of 40. they have more lack of skin compared to those who have less activity. people who exercised 150 minutes a week boostlessed -- boosted their sleep qualit

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. >> booktv is on twitter and facebook. and we want to hear from you. tweet us twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page: facebook.com/booktv. >> isis is calling on followers saying come to the caliphate islamic society. but it is a good thing if you stay put as well. in chicago, new york, london, berlin isis calls them city wolves. and they are telling them to rise up on american soil. you can be a one-man jihad in your own backyard. think of fort hood. think of the boston bombings. think of paris back in january of 2015. in paris, perfect example of what i am talking about. two well-armed jihadist; brothers, trained in yemen with al-qaeda and returned home to france and they wreaked havoc killing 17 people among those 17 was not coincidently a number of jews at a jewish deli who were targeted because they were jews. it was not a coincidence. 17 people killed by two-well armed jihadist captured world attention and dominated the media circle for the better part of a week and inspired a massive anti-terror protest walk in paris which presi

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