and of course back in action tonight but this time on facebook mr. on all the headlines from the facebook call as they break. we start off with one of the most widely held stocks in america. that would be fb. julia boorstin's live at the new york stock exc

we only do paid promotion on facebook when a story is resonating heavily on facebook. what was sort of encouraging after all of this about facebook being a hub of journalism this was a long form investigative story about google and homeless resonating with millennials on facebook let's throw money behind it and get more in front of them. our ad was rejected for profanity even though there was no profanity in our ad. >> that's what struck me. some of them might have been robots opposed to talking to an actual person. in the story some of these homeless people were quoted as using the f-word and other bad language. what was the word that set facebook off? >> it was the b word and i'm only allowed to say it once. i'll reserve it for saying it. facebook those bastards. >> you were not pleased with the fact -- you eventually did talk to somebody and you got the ad on. does this raise the question -- >> frankly, we weren't getting an answer. we wrote back several times saying there's no profanity in this ad and weren't getting an answer and only reason that ultimately they g

experiment where facebook experiment on 600,000 users without telling them. they either increased or decreased the amount of sad content that appeared in facebook's -- and facebook users' news feeds. we're going to wait for the train to go by, i think. now, the question of whether this experiment was a success -- sorry, the train is still going by. >> old technology, yeah, a good one still. what they were doing was they wanted to see if they could adjust the amount of, quote happy or sad content which is also pretty crude distinction and maybe not the right one but adjust the amount of happy or sad content that appears in people's feeds and then see if they can track something called emotional contagion. are people who are receiving -- are exposed to hap or sad content, do they start feeling happy or sad as expressed in their posts and do those feelings seem to spread through the network to their friends and other contacts. and the study at least according to the study they thought they did and they released this, and the study and then

and of course back in action tonight but this time on facebook mr. red phone himself, top analyst bob peck of suntrust. here to weigh in on all the headlines from the facebook call as they break. we start off with one of the most widely held stocks in america. that would be fb. julia boorstin's live at the new york stock exchange with all the details. julia. >> facebook making back some of those losses right after the numbers came out. and one of the reasons facebook shares may have traded lower is because the stock had run up so much in anticipation of strong earnings in a quarter where the company beat pretty much across the board. revenue, earnings and user numbers all better than expected. cfo david wayner who we spoke to right after those numbers were out telling us that video as well as growing engagement particularly on mobile devices are factors driving results. >> we have nearly 1.5 billion users on facebook. that's nearly half the world's online population. and that's growing very nicely. we added 173 million people to facebook year over yea

>> that's one of the reasons facebook has been investing in artificial intelligence one of the reasons & d spend doubled. >> there has to be something else. >> analysts are saying facebook is like google was seven years ago in terms of being your interface for the web. before if you ever wanted to do anything job line you go to google. now you do everything through one of the facebook papapps. >> it looks like facebook and google have been the two who have consistently gained. >> the idea is that the whole market is growing. these are sort of the films within which you interact with the rest of the web and facebook. facebook is about the mobile web, google about the desktop. >> what they're doing with the publisher partnerships, buzz feed "new york times," they're personalizing the content you want to see, promoting engagement promoting discovery. i think -- a whole part of that interest graph. if they can get you to engage with that con ten, place an ad against it for you to -- >> i still don't see the dollars changing hands into someone. >> the future is brand advertising, where is i

lars: i don't think it is bad that i am not on facebook. but let's talk the numbers. what is so bad about these members? nothing, actually. there is a saying on wall street, the market is always right. clearly, today the market was not right because facebook us stock was down about 2%, even though growth in the company was in norman's. one thing investors do not like his phoenix -- was enormous. one thing investors do not like is expenses. ben: are there realistic profits to be made out of these sectors? lars: what is realistic? what is not? you never know with high tech companies. facebook is investing a lot not only in data centers, but a, drone technology. of -- but in virtual reality and drone technology. i think they have a vision and that is what counts in high tech and on the internet. that is where the market is going to be in the future. ben: if they can get a drone to deliver my next pizza, i will be happy. moving on, the international monetary fund says it will only take part in a third bailout for greece wants the necessary groundwork has been done, and tha

lars: i don't think it is bad that i am not on facebook. but let's talk the numbers. what is so bad about these members? nothing, actually. there is a saying on wall street, the market is always right. clearly, today the market was not right because facebook us stock was down about 2%, even though growth in the company was in norman's. one thing investors do not like his phoenix -- was enormous. one thing investors do not like is expenses. ben: are there realistic profits to be made out of these sectors? lars: what is realistic? what is not? you never know with high tech companies. facebook is investing a lot not only in data centers, but a drone technology. of -- but in virtual reality and drone technology. i think they have a vision and that is what counts in high tech and on the internet. that is where the market is going to be in the future. ben: if they can get a drone to deliver my next pizza i will be happy. moving on, the international monetary fund says it will only take part in a third bailout for greece wants the necessary groundwork has been done, and that

not be protected on facebook. why the social media site says it may have to give up your personal information. shut up and dance. continue to send us your dance videos on this national dance day. . >>> welcome back. we've been asking for your dance videos on this nation dance day. look at her t she's got the moves right there. everything down up. so cute. thank you for sending in this adorable little girl. send in your pictures of your kids having fun this morning on this saturday. >>> so you've got something a lot of people are talking about. >> yeah. you went old school with "physical." a lot of people are talking about former eagle sean mccoy is causing controversy for women only. >> he posted this to instagram. it's an ad for the party. but that ruffled some feathers with his new team, the buffalo bills, because here's the logo. he used the logo to promote the party. >> the spokesperson said you can't do that and he's since removed that portion from the post but there are people who did rsvp and got this surpri

welcome back to "hannity" time to ask senator santorum a few of the questions you've been sending on facebook with pamela. who are you interested? the american people or special interest groups or lobbyists when you get to washington? >> i think my track record is clear on that. if you vote for me you know what you're going to get. >> okay on facebook. do you believe you can turn this obama disaster around? i wonder between being optimistic and pessimistic. >> i look at it as a tremendous opportunity for the leadership we've had devicive leadership i look at a record of success on bringing people together on moral issues and international issues i know we can do that and get conservative results. a million and a half more democrats than republicans if you look at things i've talked about in this campaign and i've talked about in my prior campaign, they're conservative results for the american people. >> kathy writes on facebook what do you bring to the gop that nobody else does? >> i was able to stand up to the national media and being outspent and i beat the clinton machine in 1994. i beat t

people thanking the zuckerbergs for talking about this and, of course doing so on facebook. >> kyra letou wrote a book on your own infertility struggles. i this he with all know at least one person who has gone through something like this and it's incredibly difficult. but for you, you tell me what you want to share and how you feel about this announcement on facebook. >> well, yeah. that's the whole reason i wrote the book is because, like brian said there's a stigma. women feel ashamed, men don't want to share, they think something is wrong with them. and it's also heartbreaking to lose a baby. i've had miscarriages as well and it's devastating because there's nothing more in the world that you want when you're trying to get pregnant is a beautiful, healthy baby. i think what's so great about them talking about it and especially someone with his power and her power, i mean she's going to be a doctor and the fact that she's talking about this is so great, too, is people can sit back and go okay, it's not just me. other people are dealing with this and there are things that you can do t

tom: i am on my facebook app. mohamed el-erian, also brian may of queen is an astrophysicist now and is doing something on pluto. [laughs] that is on my facebook feed. brendan: when tom keene said brendan greeley is spending all of his time on facebook, what he really means is tom keene is running all the time on facebook. tom: i just think of "wayne's world" when they are doing brian may in the car and queen. futures flat euro weaker, dollar stronger is the main message, crude oil gets a bit of a big. on to the next screen before we talk about the two-year yield. we will talk to michael mckee about that a lot. gold, oil, gold up goal downld down. this is a blend of the emerging-market currencies, the ruble, the mexican peso, and here is the new yellen reality which is central banker to the world. brendan: this rate hike has been so will broadcast, everybody knows it is coming. are we going to see a bit of a disruption anyway in the emerging markets? that is what we're waiting to find out. tom: is this in september

at the moment, you can see the links but you can't watch the video on facebook. utive from hearst and 20th century fox they said they are going to participate in facebook's test program for this. then, you've got publishers like "the new york times" and "buzz feet" uploading videos directly to the site. francine: i know we need to talk angela merkel, but we also want to talk about telepathy. this is mark zuckerberg's big new thing. he thinks that soon, i'll be able to have thoughts and on social media, you will capture that thought? nejra: there's many different movements that facebook is using. they were talking about different ways for advertisers to actually embed videos and posts on facebook, on mobile, and online, rather than just having those banner adverts which are really unattractive and people aren't keen to click on. it has been a challenging time. last quarter, they were hurt by the strong dollar. angela merkel, interestingly, she was at a lutheran church convention. she was asked by a child do you think facebook is a good thing? she said, a lot of peo

one important point is that google has made a huge franchise around innovation with google x. facebookght a couple of things here and there, what they want to be focused on is bidding out the ad network. goog the got bored with that existing business and they're in the process of wringing as much value of it as possible. if you do a search for used iphone on google. i did one recently, 11 of the top 12 results were paid. they were ads, you see a little trickery from google in terms of putting the ad logo all the way to the top right making it very tiny. about 30% or 40% are people. don't know they're clicking on ads on google. and the ftc wrote them a letter and said to clean it up before they bring action. face bob has so many earses and so much growth, they've just begun to ring out the value. they have so much room to extract value from the user base. the social data for advertisers will turn out to be a competitive advantage against goog. which leads me to be there's absolutely a very significant chance that google buys twit they are year. >> we had that debate a lot. back to faceb

teens on facebook average 150 friends, on instagram, 100 friends. experts say it's a lot of social pressure, a lot of voices liking or not liking. >> who doesn't like to get a like. >> we have all been handed devices without education. i like to equate it to throwing a child in a pool without swimming lessons. >> reporter: what they see online is fomo, fear of missing out. sometimes i have fomo. i won't get invited to something and my friends are posting it on social media. i'll be upset i wasn't invited. >> pex earths say it's important for parents to set boundaries. >> parents, do not lose your moral compass. do not lose your parental authority. >> be in their head. think about the things you taught them. >> reporter: these teens don't let social media define them. >> i like to see my friends in person and have that sort of social face-to-face. >> some people are going to like it, some people are not. we have to deal with it. >> reporter: best friends online, but careful to stay connected to the real world. nbc news, rosalynn new york. >> social m

now, we want to know what you think on facebook we are asking would you have a problem if a medical marijuana grow operation or dispensary opened up in your neighborhood? let us know at facebook.com/cbsnewyork. >>> more tonight on the deadly outbreak of legionnaire's disease in the south bronx as of this evening, the city health department reporting a third death linked to the outbreak. the number of confirmed cases is up to 57. since yesterday. east 149th street has tested positive for the bacteria that causes the disease. it is the third place following lincoln hospital and concourse plaza shopping mall. legionnaire's is treatable with antibiotics. >>> health officials on long island want a suffolk county park closed because of concerns about the west nile virus. a mosquito sample from beliedenberg county park in smithtown tested positive for the virus prompting health officials to ask the parks department to suspend activities in the park during 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. six other mosquito samples and three birds tested positive for the virus in suffolk county. however, no people have tested positi

andreessen on the board of facebook. ght twitter shares in a secondary transaction. $le 0 million. a great executive, my pick, i'm sticking with eric schmidt as my random candidate. carl, i mentioned it on the show two weeks ago. i think eric schmidt would bring a lot of kind of business rigor to it. so if bilton outside candidate is andreessen. my outside candidate is schmidt. >> i think the whole conversation speaks fact that we need to hear who the new ceo of twitter is very soon. i think a lot of analysts were disappointed there wasn't an update on how the ceo search is going. >> the only thing that drives me crazy about the twitter ceo thing is jack wants the job. if you're asked do you want the job and you don't give a straight answer no to it, that means you potentially want the job. i like how people are using the hamlet comparison. teaching a new generation of people what hamlet is all about. >> bilton floated this theory that bain doesn't want it for some reason. do we know anything else about that? >> i think e

billionnow close to 1.5 users on facebook. re than half of those connected to the internet are using a facebook app of some sort. some of these facts are pretty stunning. on average, a person is using facebook for three quarters of an hour per day. that is pretty phenomenal in my mind. in the u.s., if you are a mobile user, one out of every five minutes on your mobile, you are using a facebook app. this is when you see the scale, the presence of facebook. they are also hiking up research and development and spending. we were warned about this by mark zuckerberg. he said 12 months ago, we will be ramping up hours ending. this is where the money is going. that spending is double the sales growth. the forecast is slightly down on that's ending. -- on that spending. still, it is a hiccup. i think the reason is because of the rampant growth in the share price over the last ask months, 12 months. we've seen shares up about 60%. this is the fastest company in the u.s. to reach a market valuation of a quarter trillion dollars. this is

a round of banks upgrade price target on facebook despite the social network spooking investors with its big spending plans. >>> all right. good morning, everyone. it is 10:00 a.m. here in london 5:00 a.m. on the east coast. the s&p 500 seen off by 4 points the dow jones seen off by roughly 10 and the nasdaq lower by 8.6 points. we're higher for the second straight session closed out the highs of the day, the dow and the s&p up by 0.7% each. we were pretty much unfazed by the fed. once again held by the rebounded in oil, energy stocks doing very, very well. i want to show you what's again on with european equity markets. we are modestly higher no huge gains. we've had so many earnings out this morning. by and large, they were better than expected. jpmorgan saying the proportion of companies beating earnings estimates is the highest since they started compiling that data since 2009. go figure. the xetra dax higher by 0.2% the ftse 100 also up by 0.3%. >> that means we're good at revising lower our expectation. we're getting in loan with the u.s. here. >> that's the usual game. we final

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there's so many ponies that have jumped in on this because it's going to be worth 30 like us on facebookthat i'm outraged. and everyone is an activist on their toilet. that's what it is. they are like, i'm going to change my profile picture. but none of them care. i agree with ted nugent. >> i don't necessarily agree with him. but the story is sickening and i think that these are ill-gotten gains. if you don't know about game hunting maybe you should keep your mouth shut. but there are some things about the story. >> i can't even go fishing. that's just who am. but i don't condemn hunters, those that go out and want to hunt for their food those that have a humane approach to it. if you are putting a dead animal on top of a car to a line out of a protected area, hitting him with something that doesn't kill him and that lion is wandering around, that's a sad story and i think anyone who takes this seriously and want to be respected, i think they are going to say that this isn't how we want to be viewed. >> that's not how hunters aren't either. >> let's go to beautiful places and make the w

the fbi says that he hit their radar on facebook. he was posting status updates promoting isis and extremist rhetoric in a statement. the department of justice said there is no room for failure when it comes to using a weapon of mass destruction. we ask the public to be vigilant and report suspicious activities to law enforcement. this comes the same day another isis sympathizer was sentenced to federal prison for 15 years. >>> former mayor rudy giuliani says there's no immediate connection between these two men but both inspired the same extremist ideology. >> it is horrifying but it is part of a conspiracy. the lone wolf thing is way gone it is a pack. the conspiracy is to impose the islamic religion on us. they buy into it and kill as a result of it. >> in the last month they have ties to isis. >> right now the u.s. is seeing a surge in syrian refugees and asylum to the country's civil war there. there are growing concerns of whether they can vet and track them. what can you tell us about what? >> according to the state department

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clicks surfing on tuesday and then went on facebook and saw a picture of a 5-foot shark that was just miles down. i probably would not have gone in. as we asking the question what the hell is going on. i will blame social media because this was probably happening ten years ago. bill: it's shark week. >> and not trying deity. clicks bill, the truth is out there. this video taken on sunday morning in northeast philly by hector garcia from the window of his apartment that shows an unidentified flying object moving through the sky as you can see. i went to philly to talk to hector about this. he walked me through how it all happened. >> the whole experience i've never seen anything like that before. bill: we are kind of enjoying the conversation >> i talked to hector he showed me where went down. putting his little girls the bed. >> little flashing lights. my reaction start swerving down. it cuts this way. you can see it. >> he did not know what he saw. a longtime believer. maybe you maybe you finally found some proof. i want our friend who is the expert in ufo research. i showed. clicks

the boys' mother posted these pictures of the injuries on facebook. some are so graphic we can't even show them to you right here. she says her 5 and 7-year-old sons were left outside at a splash park last friday without any sunscreen or shirts. >> they were supposed to take care of them and they did not. that's the bottom line. >> boys are being treated at a burn center in texas. the state of oklahoma is investigating that daycare center. >>> the hottest weather this summer settled in the northeast. temperatures in new york back in the mid-90s today and higher in parts of new jersey. cooling centers set up across the area and people are basically being told not to do anything strenuous outdoors. parts of the northeast can expect more hot weather. dangerous heat indexes and poor air quality today. gusty winds, high temps in california's fire zone. thunderstorms from chicago to the eastern great lakes, heavy rain in the southeast. >> triple digits in phoenix and dallas.and, memphis, new orleans and new york. 80s in seattle, los angeles and chicago and

there's a massive use of video and content on facebook. a lot of it isn't the premium content. they're starting to do deals with premium publishers. those things will cost money. they need to invest to raise the value of their ad inventory. >> on a global scale, how big is facebook, really? they have to go into content to be a playmedia player in the content world. >> they're right up there, one of the global giants a handful of global companies we think about. it's a harsh comparison. if you compare them to apple, apple results were just under 50 billion revenue. facebook is still a fraction of that. it doesn't have hardware sales, that ecosystem that apple is able to exploit. it's harsh but lagging. we think of those two more or less equals. in terms of revenue, they're clearly not. >> what is the video aspect going to be? they didn't give us clarity on that. does that concern you? or at this early stage, does that make sense, give us time to work on it? >> 4 billion video views a day on facebook. it's hugely popular. >> it's huge. >> they're not yet getting the revenue, it's

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hayward police posted this photo on their facebook page with a simple but poignant message: lowering the flag if our fallen her re. thisless understandably hitting this tight knit department very hard. >> the hayward police department is currently made up of 174 warn officers according to a 2014 city report. sergeant lunger is only the fourth hayward officer to die in the line of duty. prior to that the department had not lost an officer since 1987 28 years ago. >> stay with abc for continuing coverage on air is on-line on the death of hayward police sergeant scott lunger and follow us for late breaking updates on twit at this time twit. >>> we are getting a if you look at map accused of killing kate steinle at san francisco's pier 14. francisco sanchez walked into a courtroom at hall of justice this morning looking thin and frail. this is a retrial conference. francisco sanchez admitted to killing kate steinle in an interview but has pleaded not guilty. neither prosecutors or the defense talked to the media. >> firefighters in vallejo put out this fire burning at a vacant commercial

when a group called "angels among us pet rescue" saw this -- they put the photo on facebook and got a -- a man says he'll take 'both' of them. it's not clear yet whether he'll be a foster 'parent' -- or whether he's keeping them forever. but it's been confirmed that 'kala' - and 'keira' -- are both safe and happy. in sports -- the giants go for their eighth win in nine games. as they take on the padres in san diego. and the a's try to even up their series against the blue jays. gary has the highlights. and all the sports. next >> gary :a lot of interesting maneuvers tonight and he froze him out--throws him out the a's lead toronto to to one-- 2-1 game is tied at 3 little anti-climactic ending is he safe? did he get out? they have to go to review toronto manager is coming out short oakland a's win 4-3 no drama in tehhe --the giants game sand diego voted america's most livable city the giants continue to streak. man on the exercise bike across street from petco park bottom 2nd/ 1-0 padres matt cain strikes out melvon upton top 6th/ 1-0 padres brandon belt solo home run off reliever marc

store or bank branch, you pay cash, and that's how you're paying for advertising on facebook. ink it is great they can go after india and china, but it's not going to be easy. emily: it was interesting he suggested partnering with facebook. the guys who are running facebook messenger -- what do you make of the suggestion they could potentially partner with facebook rather than compete? kamran: payments is hard. facebook's core business is advertising and/or games. they are looking to partner with players. things keep evolving and moving quickly. it is definitely an interesting space to watch. emily: you said paypal could be a $100 billion standalone company. what will it take to get there? do you still own shares? david: i do still own shares. i think that paypal product needs to be updated. there hasn't been a focus on innovation the last 10 to 15 years. the product needs to be updated for all the waves that have happened over that time -- social, mobile. those are all areas they need to focus on. they focused on those areas through acquisition. the company has made some good

on this? when will facebook drones and lasers be ready for launch? zuckerberg: 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 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. i mea

betty: i believe been schatzker's mom is on facebook. ellie: maybe on instagram.thank you for joining us. lloyd blankfein joining our boss, mike bloomberg, for a conversation on jobs creation, the markets and more. here is a sample as you had to break. bloomberg: the banking system is the leverage. yet the blessing of low energy prices. in forin: i think we are market.sh, positive ♪ 10:00 a.m. in san francisco, 1:00 p.m. in new york and 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. mark: what will janet yellen and the fed to say about raising interest rates? toot september 2 soon? -- soon? discussionde-ranging on the u.s. economy. mark: stephen harper discusses the slowing economy and what he plans to do could spark growth. betty: good afternoon, i'm betty liu. mark: i mark crumpton. thank you percent with us. -- for staying with us. the dow jones industrial average is near its session high. up .5%. the dow jones industrial previous

on youtube. what can facebook do without that? >> why does facebook want them to be hosted on youtube?s is a natural move we keep calling them and say being we hear you're going to cut off a little bit of youtube. of course they won't. why should youtube host the videos if they can and they need to play nice with hollywood. it makes perfect sense. anybody people get on youtube, you should be able to get on facebook. this makes total sense. maybe they're not doing a music streaming now, but they have to be thinking about it and the idea behind it again it's a use case that everybody uses every day. hosting music videos seems to be an obvious move. and think they'll have more relationships with hollywood to get more content up there. it makes perfect sense. >> seems like they're still in an experimental phase with video, i spoke with kara everson in cannes and i asked her what the strategy was with the product. and she said we'll put out there whatever the consumers will chew on. the 22-minute fashion runway video gets extreme popularity. something even she couldn't have predicted. how e

i got the little vacation scruff. >> nice. >> going on here. >> taking your comments on facebook twitterinstagram there. live look at i-95 crews working all weekend long with the new traffic pattern northbound lanes of i-95, between bridge street and cottman have avenue. you can see beginning of the combs here they are pushing everybody over into the center portion of the roadway. so ab aware as you head north on i-95 this morning. it will be the first evening rush hour, where we will deal with that new construction pattern n problems on the bennie coming into downtown philadelphia, looking got new jersey side as well. we are seeing pockets of volume working your way toward philadelphia a back from the shore this morning. schuylkill looking g95 looking good. we are certainly in vacation mode. so what about breakfast? let's do it. we will go to the penn queen diner jumping across the betsy ross bridge here route 130 just south of the betsy ross. i will there been from live from 9:00 to 10:00 o'clock with the news van cameras coffee breakfast bring the kid, we will put them on tv g way to

the 2.4 billion people now have a relationship on facebook companies. facebook is the most successful product in the history of mankind. sales training for facebook associates should go something like this. any brand talk to them about what they are doing it if they stayed with her, tumbler you've won a lot of awards, that's nice. if you're interested call me. there is a dominant share but there are now new places to do searches. there's a billion search inquiries on facebook, 3 billion on google but there's a billion now on facebook. the cost is going down. revenue and profits actually stalled. why? like all of us google didn't see the shift in the economy happening in 80% of its time were less likely to surge. so we are moving away from the search by the share every time we spend less time on the desktop and move to the mobile it is bad for google. it's already harvested. they are taking some of its best features and incorporating it into other products. people talk about how it is going to disrupt tv. it's likely going to disrupt youtube. that is the

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and you can share the post on facebook, as well. >>> d.c. police are looking for someone who shot four people overnight. one of them died. the shooting happened on douglas place southeast near stanton road. another of the four victims is in critical condition right now. >>> we're learning more about a deadly attack in northeast d.c. police say a stabbing at the noma station happened on a train. they also released the victim's name. kevin sutzuter land ersutherland, 24 years old. police shut down the station for several hours, but it is back open. >>> in kentucky, two people are dead after a boat capsized in the ohio river. three others are missing right now. police in louisville say the boat went town during a fireworks show last night. and they say they couldn't search for the missing people right away because the current fast. >>> doctors here in d.c. treating five people for burns after a boat exploded. something ignited the boat at solomon's island last night. it was refueling at the time. the explosion hurt ten people including three chi

he was sending her messages on facebook from court. >> he was on his lawyer's laptop messaging me, tellingw much he loved me and how could i give up on him. >> after three weeks of trial, the jurors got the case. they filed back into court just three hours later. >> with respect to count one of the indictment charging the crime of murder in the second degree how do you find the defendant? guilty or not guilty? >> we find the defendant guilty. >> he took her away from everyone. he took her away. she was just the nicest caring person i think, that i ever met. she was just -- she was nice to everyone. >> remy was sentenced to 25 years to life. and from behind bars he is facing another charge bribery, accused of offering a corrections officer $100,000 to help him escape. he has pleaded not guilty. and eileen a devoted mom, is again separated from her husband. she's decided to face her regret her mistakes, her deep sorrow, head on. do you wish you had never met him? >> yeah. i do. i feel like honestly things would be okay if i hadn't walked into their life. >> you did something that was wrong a

they say the suspect met the woman on facebook and lured her to richmond from nicaragua. she was forced to live in a closet in the city's neighborhood. she was sexually and physically abused daily for about a year. police arrested a 35-year-old richmond man and rescued the woman just 12 hours after learning about the case. >>> a grassfire in petaluma brought traffic to a halt. cal fire spotted it above highway 101 near the petaluma outlet mall. they burned pvc piping and tires and an acre of grass. it was near a homeless encampment, but they are not sure how it started. no one was hurt and no structures were damaged. >> a bay area family trying to come to terms with their daughter's death has taken her memory to you are nation's capitol. he testified today and his daughter was shot and killed on pier14 in san francisco early this month. abc7 news reporter was there for it all and has more from capitol hill. >> an emotional day of testimony. >> kate had a special soul and a kind and giving heart and the most contagious laugh and a smile that would light up a room. >> in fr

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but one thing that is never excluded from not as whatever you put up there, that facebook itself is a mission and it even knows when you have second thoughts, when it started to write something and exit out before you hit the post button. and they've actually done some extensive studies about what they consider this content. most of us would consider it you know part of the speech. but we are in an age when i can set it to be the big bang moment of the digital age. like things are taking shape in ways that we have no ability to discern at this time. and privacy is a terrifyingly complicated part of it. but we should all consider where the world wide web came from where many of the most useful features came from they were built by individuals and they were not built by corporations, they were the ideas of a few people that were able to use this rather than major capital equity to make important advances. as i was writing about these boys that were college students who wanted to build an alternative to facebook. and one of the places that has this do it yourself drag yourself up by your