more news is consumed on facebook. same thing happening where people are sending lots of private messages, the other whatsapp messenger. it will be interesting to see how this all shakes out. emily: what is the ideal mix? what you going for? mike: we are going for what people want. the right medium for the right conversation. there are times when you want to share something with all your friends, and times you one to share something with the whole world. there is probably a proper experience for each of those that we want to make our own. emily: on this personal sharing thing, algorithmically, what do you want? are you algorithmically doing things to encourage more personal sharing? it is like an existential problem, because you actually have power over what people see. algorithmically, how are you handling that? mike: there is lots that we do with news feed all the time. where we askes people, did you like the stories you saw, would you like to see these things instead? part of the goal is to give people what they rea

we saw a significant sell out there on the aussie. justet: facebookarnings crossing the wire here. beating 60 three cents. revenue for the first quarter, higher than anticipated. billion, versus $5.27 billion on average. this is the metric everyone looks at to see if their user growth is keeping pace. $1.65 billion for the first quarter, the estimate is usually at $1.62 billion. billion, versus $1.06 billion. plans on a new class of non-voting capital stock, and one time stock dividends. joe: it reminded me of what google did when they split into multiple categories. you get a share dividend, which ultimately should not change, but this will be a non-, voting -- non-voting capital stock. see the markets reaction, up nearly 8%. this is getting pretty close to its all-time high. apple, whichnlike people were worried about, people do still love this. scarlet: and in contrast to google and yahoo!, facebook seems to be doing fairly well. mobile advertising revenue as a percentage, 82%. that is versus the consensus estimate of 73%. we will get you more deta

i'm very bullish on facebook. nd instagram are two of the three platforms that are dominating people's attention. emily: what about snapchat? does it change the social media landscape? guest: absolutely. it is the absolute darling of the dance right now. i do believe that the proven that it will age up. i fully sit here comfortable predicting that in 24 months a lot more of your grandmothers and older uncles are going to be on it. emily: could it kill twitter? what does snapchat threaten? guest: everybody. all they're playing for is attention. snapchat threatens this. this show. it threatens the magazine over there. it threatens the billboard that's highly overpriced right out there right now because everybody in the passenger seat is looking at their phone. all of these people are playing for the same thing. attention ash tragedy. snapchat is the first thing to come along in a long time, since instagram, that is a real beast of attention play. emily: my interview with gary who never minces words. more from that co

and what's going on now is we're extending all of that to everyone on facebook. d i think one of the things we're going to hear about at f 8 is the ability of brand holders start to take very highly produced video. stuff that's not done live. and find ways to put that into the system, as well. i think that's where the really huge numbers are from an advertising point of view. you're also, i think, going to hear a lot about a term that most people are not familiar with, called chat bot. essentially what's going on, facebook is trying to promote messenger. and messenger is its texting application. and they want to give you the ability to do other things while you're in that app. so imagine putting little applettes so you can order an uber or send a yelp review without having to leave messenger. i think that's another big commercial opportunity for them. the term chat bot is nonsense. these are little applettes that sit inside texting, but they have a chance to be a really big deal. and not just for facebook. they could be broadly a big deal. >> well, we have started

you can also catch up with us on social media on twitter @cspanwj , on facebook, facebook.com/c-span. good morning to you. four blocks or my studio location on the east said in united dates capital, the supreme court is the focused today. crowds are expected to gather this morning throughout the morning i had of those arguments that are expected to begin around 10:00 a.m.. the supreme court in that case the focus of the headlines. here is the wall street journal. supreme court will challenge to obama move to limit deportation of millions. the front page of the washington times, obama's immigration case reverberates for constitution. in the new york times, the headline chief justice under scrutiny again as court hears immigration case. today,front page of usa ohio towns immigration message for high court and supreme court -- as supreme court hearing looms. richard wolf is the author of that story. he also joins us by phone. good morning to you. guest: good morning, how are you? host: thank you for joining us. i want to take us how we got here today and what these executive actions spec

apparently sang data on facebook add trends today. move that up. thank you. complete and the data did not provide proper context. that is what is being said in a statement to bloomberg news. was a tweet involving facebook that put pressure on the stock. facebook obviously addressing that. we want to get it out to our viewers. facebook, a quick update on the share price right now, we see facebook still down .2% right now. things it is doing well, who do you like most in the retail space? charles: i am still a macy's plan -- fan. kohl's is a good environment. i am not sure they are marketing the way they should. social media has become a big part of the media landscape. -- in using it. we will see more of that going forward? charles: definitely. a consumer is much smarter. probably too many choices. truth is very important. orther it is social media advertising, you cannot fool the consumer anymore. they have too many places to look and go. you have got to be truthful and given what they want to have the value. they want a good experience. if they do not have it

it's all about enabling facebook to focus on fresh urs. >> facebook has always been a founder like companycan focus on our mission and build long-term value. this structure has served our shareholders well. early on we received some generous offers for companies trying to buy facebook, and our structure helped us resist that pressure. >> zuckerberg said he sees more bold moves ahead, and that some of their virtual reality won't pay off for years. talking about how the company's working to help marketers easily make effective video ads and measure their impact and people are sharing three times as much video on facebook than they did a year ago. wehner noted that tough comparisons are coming in the year ahead, k0compared to a yea ago. he also noted full year capital ex pend turs will come in on the high range from last quarter, saying the company is investing to support the fast growing business. >> julia, when zuckerberg said short sighted pressures, did he mean short selling? >> no, no, pressures that are all about the short term. for instance, he has been able to resist things such as se

we got an overwhelming response for good parenting. >> melissa on facebook said excellent parenting. s in bedrooms, no cell phones in bedrooms, only one land line in the kitchen. >> valerie adds, maybe if more parents took an active interest in what their children are doing there would be a lot more responsible youth out there. >> diane on twitter writes, they need us to protect them from all the evil. good debate. >> yes. thank you for your responses. keep them coming. >>> time is now for what is going viral this morning. well, a pizza is delivered with an extra unwanted topping. a nasty note. a texas nurse is outraged after making a late night pizza order from dominos finding this handwritten message saying we would appreciate it very much if you didn't wait until five minutes before we close. >> and then a grocery store in montana is turning heads with this massive super mario brothers themed window display. it's made entirely from 12 packed boxes of soda and it is 20 feet long and 15 feet high. >> that's amazing. >> and this cute orphan cheetah cub is tugging at hearts online. the

they posted an announcement on facebook, then came a response they were not expecting sent by their chief. >> reporter: a quick scroll from the pictures on danielle's facebook page and it's obvious she takes great pride in her also her fiance. >> we started dating through the fire department. it was awesome. >> reporter: it plays a major role -- >> that's why it's a part of our invitation. >> reporter: but you don't see a picture of that invitation here on her facebook page because danielle was ordered to take it off by the city's fire chief. >> it just said you are invited to the wedding of and our names on our jackets. >> reporter: the chief demanded they take down anything department relates. >> they took it all down. it was upsetting. i was very upset. >> reporter: so was her fiance who took it right to the city council at a public meeting. dozens of other firefighters were here. they had his back and apparently the council had theirs. the city manager called all the chiefs to the meeting here at city hall and put that right out. governing body fully supports anything that promotes ou

but don't post it on facebook. >> hold on, what i am saying, he talked about wanting to do somethinghe u.s. and attack military officials or police officers and that was nothing short of talk. but i am not arguing that this is not good law enforcement here. the government knew there was a seed planted. it is all talk and what did he do to further that? >> he went to syria >> they will bring it up in october and have a decision. >> that's all i need. >> thank you for joining us and appreciate it. >> republican candidates are all vying for more delegates in the northeast. is there a chance kasich could make it to that point? thank you, we'll call you. evening, film noir, smoke, atmosphere... bob... you're a young farmhand and e*trade is your cow. milk it. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. then smash it into a tree.ch on a perfect car, your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. >> governor john kasich

on facebook at least you can go into your settings and there's a download your information option. ddition to that if you're focused specifically on advertising, you can go access your ad preferences which is essentially a list of all interests that we're using to help deliver advertisements. the hope is that you'll look at it and make sure it's accurate. if you don't want to see ads for particular things or targeted in certain ways, you can control that. our experience is that most people find relevance to be of value and are concerned if their ads are relevant. if you're somebody that's not, you can uncheck the boxes and take yourself out of those interests. you'll still see ads but they won't be targeted to your particular interests. >> serena? >> i think that's a real issue. i think there are a lot of companies and even some of the data companies that say we do make it available information we have about you but it's not clear to consumers how to do that or that the consumers are able to do that or exercise that ability. that's something that just probably needs to be improved.

on q-1 earnings. what are you thinking? >> i'm thinking that facebook is building the biggest communications entertainment platform and you see that on all the different products. i'm expecting a lot of exciting product announcements out of mess enjered and that's how you plan to monetize and utilize it over the next several years. i'm still a bull on the stock. i think the seasonality is a lot more pronounced now but i think numbers will come in fine and still believe in a flat form. >> what do you think the company needs to make its core business stickier? is there any vertical that developers would come up with after this week that would actually make people want to spend even more time on it? >> well, look, facebook, the core platform is already one of the most popular. not only just in terms of users but time spent. people spend over 40 minutes on it. that's really impressive and what they're doing is building the next platform with mess enjered. messaging person to person is not great business before. yahoo! failed at doing it so i think that the

on facebook.ave weiner told me that people sharing more on facebook but how they share is different. he says they are very well positioned across all forms of sharing. josh, what you make of that response. josh: posting to social media has been dropping. it could be a big challenge of that continues. it doesn't seem to be affecting the revenue yet. it is definitely something to keep an eye on because so much of facebook's revenue at the moment is driven by new advertising. newsfeed isn't necessarily governed by the original sharing. emily: when you look at the results they look great across the board. what you may take a ways? ene: they are growing revenue in a similar pace as they did in the december quarter. the reason is that they are continuing to find ways to insert more ads into the feed. the don't feel as much like ads to people. that is one of the genius things that they have been doing. they are having success without tapping into these other areas like instagram. it is hard to find thing

what do you see on the path for twitter, and for facebook, overall user growth on twitter has plateauedd on facebook, things are changing. the whole idea of what facebook is. it is dangerous when you have a monopoly, a network effect very it may take a while for people to figure out how to take advantage of that, or what it means for users. for example, private sharing may be better for snapchat, and public sharing better for things like twitter, which have a follow-model. i would rather send this to the broadest possible audience, which is better for twitter and facebook. shifts, the how it structural advantage of many companies may shift, also. they may be right about shorting twitter, but it could also be better for twitter if all the istent shared in the world mostly around politics and people's perspectives on society, rather than things intimate to themselves. emily: interesting. rabo with me for thei hour. s detailed next. ♪ emily: turning now to the broader markets, u.s. stocks climbed the highest in four months. ramy inocencio joined us in new york, with what tech movers moved

facebook today? guest: it is super focused on how people communicate and connect with each other using technology, thatour core mission. all the way up to facebook and instagram, which is about trying with large groups of people. oculus we think of as virtual reality, we think about that is enabling a new type of communication where you are sharing experiences with people in an immersive setting. charlie: people talk about you as having brought to facebook a strong sense of emotional intelligence as well as iq, in a sense that being able to communicate with people who want to come to facebook and at facebook, about what facebook means, the culture, and why -- and the mission. guest: i started about nine years ago doing an orientation talk where it is like your first day at facebook and i command and i come and talk to you. charlie: what do you tell them? guest: i talk about the idea, the history of the company, that we are still working on this idea of building a collaboratively working directory and the way that people can communicate with each other. that is a simple thing. but i also talk about the

of what we are so lucky to be able to do now is to take on a challenge like a billion people are on facebook. build something for them that can make this easy to do, whether they're on a moto e you know, in deli at night or whether they are on a brand new iphone in new york. a lot of what's hard but also what is so exciting is how you can build these experiences that can be used in different places all around the world. >> i was with mark when he was approaching a billion users. it is now about a billion five, or a billion three, what is the number? >> yeah, just over a billion five. >> and the rapid growth, when do you expect to have two billion users. >> so the thing we're really focused on right now is for people coming on to facebook today. what is the experience that they are having. and the next bll people if you look come on to the internet, about a third of them are going to be in individualia. when we go look at what are the new persons-- . >> rose: why india, because it's already. >> just because of the size of the country as well as the growth. phones are getting cheaper. data pla

there's really one way that's effective. and that is facebook>> mike sorrentino, scott kessler, thank you guys for joining us on the facebook results. >>> the big name reporting today but amazon will dominate tomorrow's earnings calendar. we'll tell you if wall street can deliver and what amazon can expect . >> plus, live tell me from bill ackman and mike pearson. the capitol hill drug probing. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcare by connecting every part of it. so while the world keeps searching for healthier we're here to make healthier happen. todd spaletto, president of the north face, we are working on the prototype to match customers to gear. watson, let's give it a try. say it's mid-june and i'm backpacking in yosemite. of our 353 jackets, i can recommend nine. watson, what if it rains? there is just a 3% chance of rain, so i recommend the breathable stretch fleec

. >> what i'm hearing on facebook and twitter and reports at airports, the gusts right now are anywhere from 50 to 60 miles an hour. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. very high winds as a line of rain is moving through the area with an arctic front. you can see very heavy rain as bell by the yellows and oranges here. dulles reported a gust of 66 miles an hour at 10:25, sustained winds at fw51 miles a hour. to put that the derecho moved through dulles recorded 71 miles an hour. we're getting reports of debris on roads and there is frederick power outages in just about every county throughout the area. this line is racing toward the east at 50 miles an hour, it's out of here by midnight. the worst of the winds right now, but even as that line moves out we'll still see extremely high winds, high enough that just about everybody under a high wind warning that now includes the d.c. metro area that's going to run until noon tomorrow. the other area, southern maryland, under a less serious wind advisory. regardless, gusts up to 60 miles an hour tonight on into tomorrow morning still pos

they are paying publishers to do live video on facebook. ok has by all accounts been winning at everything, whether it is video or advertising. gary: it is the best. at live?n they win there is a report that publishers have seen traffic decline on facebook. gary: i don't know if there is a management team i have more confidence in. i am not super close to it. i am watching it from afar. if it was earlier, i think, mark zuckerberg offering $3 billion agosnapchat eight months has to solidify him as one of the strongest ceos of this generation. emily: what about snapchat? does it change the social media landscape? gary: it is the darling of the dance now. i believe it is proven to age up. i feel comfortable predicting a lot more of your grandmothers and older uncles are going to be on it. emily: what does snapchat threaten? gary: everybody. they are playing for attention. they are threatening everybody. everybody in the passenger seat is looking at their phone. all of these people are playing for the same thing. snapchat is the first thing to c

i need to be selective with my mommy friend. >> i think people do go on facebook. u hear your kiddies interested then you see that they are normal. >> there is a mom and dad and lets see what is going on. >> jared, your best parent friend are the lane's. >> yes. >> what attract to you mike lane was it the boat, alcohol or baby. >> he was like a brother from another mother, the boat, the alcohol and the baby. the whole package. >> parenting style does play a role. if you know they follow the rules but they are not, they're good. >> and actually the coolest thing was his daughter went right to my son immediately. that is how we met them. she ran up to jackson. >> different tinder app. >> that is a different kind of tinder. >> we said wow, all right. we're all the same age, you know. >> thank you. >> you have donna lieutenant of mom squad go to day. >> yeah. >> if you want to join the mom squad no tinder required just click that you like my fox 29 facebook page and that is how we get topics and hear from you and other stuff. >> you don't even have to be a mom. >> you j

that's what he actually posted on facebook. he goes, yeah, you just blow on it and that gets them to loosen their jaws. this one wasn't having any of it. >> that's because he's done it too many times. >> he's remarkably calm considering he's attached to a snake right now. i'd be doing a bit more -- [ screaming ] >> and that's why you're not a snake handler. >> he says this has happened before, so that's why he's not freaking out. >> stop messing with snakes, man. >>> this woman is hanging a little fish over some big fish. let's just see how this works out. [ laughter ] who didn't see that coming, woman? >> guys will catch fish like this, though. they'll reach down and grab the fish, yank them right out of the water by hand. >> it was almost the reverse of that. that fish grabbed her and took her down for lunch. >> he took my thumb. that's all it took? wow. it could have been worse. [ laughter ] >>> in los angeles, see people out there having a good time, having a couple of drinks. we see these guys start coming into the bathroom

confirmed her death on facebook. the cause of her death is unclear.1st african-american woman in bergen county to serve as mayor, and she is survived by her husband. bill: so young. >> to you recognize this man? they say the suspect seen in these pictures attempted to rape a woman in philadelphia around 1:30 a.m. wednesday. pull down her dress. luckily,dress. luckily, she was carrying mace and was able to get away. ♪ >> we found one over there, one in the bushes, and there was even one on the side of the road. >> who is behind these mystery animal poisonings? it is a question we have been asking. >> this is not an acceptable solution. some weird psycho enjoys doing things. >> and local say it is getting worse. >> four or five areas where we always find stuff. >> it's all under attack according to brian begley on a. >> the cats year, to. >> but the neighborhood on high alert. he organized this crew to search daily for evidence. >> people who have gone to these areas, had behind trees and cars to try to catch these people. >> a look at some of the foota

y there is a report that publishers have seen traffic decline on facebook. is a't know if management team i have more confidence in. it from afar. marx zuckerberg offering $3 billion for snapchat has to solidify him as one of the strongest ceos of this generation. emily: what about snapchat? gary: it is the darling of the dance now. to ageve it is proven up. i feel comfortable predicting a lot more of your grandmothers and older uncles are going to be on it. what does snapchat threaten? gary: attention. that is all they are playing for. everybody in the passenger seat is looking at their phone. all of these people are playing for the same thing. snapchat is the first thing to come along since instagram that is a beast of attention play. emily: coming up, it may be the most exciting business that square, but it is also the most risky. we talked about lending to small businesses. ♪ buzz, iith all of the got to speak to the woman --spearheading square. i asked her how she manages to -- how she plans to manage risk while --. >> first there is credit risk. we use

thanks to everybody sharing pictures with me on facebook and twitter. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. more rain making its way towards washington. heavier rain with brighter colors. panhandle of west virginia seeing a wintry mix of sleet, rain, snow. wet roads to deal with. impacting the area. on into the evening hours. so rain at times today. maybe limited is sunshine during the early afternoon hours. high of 47. we will hit that at evening. we dry out during the early evening hours. skies clear out overnight. tomorrow, temperatures in the upper 20s. 29 in washington, as well as baltimore. 28 in gaithersburg. near record cold temperatures tomorrow morning. at least wind is not an issue throughout the day with a high of 50 and plenty of sunshine. monday, highs near 7 on 0 degrees. a chance of a shower or two due a warm front. better likelihood of rain on tuesday with a high of 62. rain cools us down. plenty of sunshine and calm weather. around 60 for a high on wednesday and thursday. mid-60s for friday. again, plenty of sunshine in the forecast.

>> post pictures on our wusa9 facebook page and we will take your pictures on our facebook . page >> check out my twitter page. i have a picture of aunt trying to eat my face. >>> collapses in masters history. coming up, we hear from jordan spieth and the new champ, danny at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. >>> parents are supposed to limit how much time kids look at screens but that can be a challenge in this digital age. many parents are giving toddlers their own devices. here is kenneth craig. >> what is that? >>reporter: she is two years old but has her own ipad. it can be a challenge to have her give it up. the american academy of pediatrics said kids two years and over should be limited to two hours in front of screens and it should be avoided for children under

one sentence for you? my interview with facebook's cto mark schroepfer on their future ambitions, next. r in the show, it may be the most exciting business, but it is also the most risky. we spoke with jackie reses. ♪ emily: facebook held their developer conference with ceo, mark zuckerberg, taking the stage to land his 10 year strategy. later in the conference, chief technology officer, mark schroepfer, added some meat to the bones on that plan. showing the potential of social virtual-reality with a virtual selfie stick demonstration. i caught up with mark schroepfer, and spoke with him about a recent hire. mark: we are super fortunate to have her, and she will be filling in a lot of the parts of our 10-year vision. there are so many things we want to embark on, and she is going to start off those initiatives. it is a little early to talk about what she will do. she has not gotten into the building yet. we will be building a new team to help achieve this 10 year mission. emily: she worked at darpa and then google, do you see her working beyond and outside of these actual scenes? outside

on facebook. i have millions. it's really an asset. i really enjoy it, but it's really an asset. you see what's going on. there is some genius there. i mean, you will get -- you will read some of the stuff, there's genius there. you have to find the right genius. but it is a powerful thing. i mean -- >> as president, though -- >> no, i wouldn't be doing it. >> you wouldn't. >> i would do it very little. it's different. right now if i'm fighting one of my opponents i can tweet out things and my feelings. i had it on cnn. there was one instance i was at a town hall and somebody got up and made a negative statement about the president. you probably remember, very negative. they never found out who this guy was. was he a setup or what? >> i know what you're talking about. >> he made a negative statement about the president and they said i didn't defend him. it was a big deal. i remember i tweeted one line then another line and i put it out and it broke into cnn, this major broadcast, donald trump breaking news. it's like, i'm sitting there, i just did this and it totally

she says on facebook, midwives will do anything to get to a birth appropriately enough, this one was a water birth. >> she's doing her job and getting there on time. whatever works. >>> a new study in the journal of nature is raising a new alarm over climate change complacency among americans. the research shows 80% of the u.s. population has actually benefited from climate change 40 years ago. the milder win theers have not yet been offset by markedly more uncomfortable somers but researchers warn left unchecked greenhouse gas emissions by the end of the century will warmer? s up to oppressive temperatures. >> a unique solar effort at virginia tech. a table used to power the sun really using the power of the sun to generate electricity for phones, computers and anything that you uses a usb outlet to charge. a fourth year engineering student led the efforts to build this table. i could use one of those. >> those new hoverboards basically adults try to ride them and fall on the floor, now there's apparently a new use for them. a south florida boat company is selling a kit to turn your

>> on facebook, chenault-fattah posted a message from her attorney that says the motion is inaccurateand misleading. she maintains that she legally sold her car to a friend after the exchange of a title and bill

>> right. >> katie, good morning, and all every you joining us on facebook. >> facebook live. o people can stay off the snowed. >> no, i know looking at the roads, everyone starting to jump on them. things looking pretty good. i would say more quiet than usual, yes, that's good. >> katie? cold? >> why do i always somebody to

as he was posting live video on facebook. the phone's camera capturing the shooter in the background. abc's eva pilgrim has the latest tonight. >> reporter: tonight chicago police are searching for this shooter captured on camera gunning down a man in broad daylight on a street corner. >> some cover. >> brian fields better known a sugar ray was on facebook live streaming a trip back to his old neighborhood and then he notices something out of the corner of his eye. his cell phone falls to the ground but keeps rolling. you hear shot after shot. one point the gunman can be seen standing above the camera firing off multiple rounds. >> somebody snuck off from behind. >> he looked that way. >> heard the shots and as i heard the shots, first instinct is to run. >> oh, my god. >> it's crazy. i mean a person can't stand on the street corner, enjoy the sunny day. simply outrageous. >> field was bleeding in the street hit multiple times taking at least one bullet to the face. >> amount of shots that were shot on his camera let's me know

they did extremely well on both the top and bottom line. this is what facebook has been doing for a while now. their past quarterly report the stock popped 15% on it. it was just again a really extraordinary numbers. you're seeing them diversify. jo mentioned live video. she mentioned oculus. there are a lot of really interesting things facebook is delving into here we actually don't know a lot about. so it will be interesting to see on the call if they talk about instagram and what kind of updates as well as live video which is very knew right now but really could have a big impact going forward. melissa: jonathan, tell me, do you agree with that? >> well, james is right. what he also alludes to, unlike for example, twitter which got annihilated today, facebook continued to innovate. continued to redefine its product and put its consumers, its users at center of an experience that explains the divergence. this hasn't been a great environment, great market, medical list for big cap tech stocks like apple and twitter. facebook after hours a new all-time high. tha

the wood that we were loaded up on the facebook, and call spreads and naked stock, and it worked out well, and pete made a great call yesterday on the show about it. as far as me and a trade, once it gets up to the level of $1119, i think that you let it rest a little bit and it does not mean that it is not going to go to $125 and work higher from there, but i think that after this serious afterhours pop which has held now so far today, but basically not extended past, i think that you would get a couple of days or the couple of weeks to rest and consolidate, but, yeah, this is should be, and you have edison, churchill, steven jobs and zuckerberg has to be in the conversation. >> and pete, mobile ad power is huge, and the ad revenues jumped 57% 57%, and the mobile ads are 4/5ths of the revenues, and how can you not own this stock? kevin o'leary has specific investing rules for the average joe looking at the stocks, and that i say, i used to think that apple was that company, and maybe they think it is, but is facebook the new apple? >> w

on bloomberg go. alix: we are following the dip in facebook today. shares fell off. l based on a tweet saying that facebook is dropping comments that add spending is declining worst than expected. that is making the rounds right now. scarlet: it is something we will continue to monitor. emily chang will be sitting down with facebook's cto later today. ♪ it is 1 p.m. in new york, 6 p.m. in london, welcome to bloomberg markets. scarlet: from bloomberg wealth headquarters in new york, good afternoon. alix: stocks are higher with the s&p approaching the highest levels of the year. there are signs of a slowdown may not he has bad as some investors are worried about. scarlet: shares of jpmorgan are climbing after they posted earnings that beat wall street estimates. bank of canada keeps its key interest rate unchanged. does this mean more is on the way? markets let's go to the desk with julie hyman. we mentioned jpmorgan and the china trade data. had economic data in the u.s. that was more mixed. retail sales mixed estimates but nothing is derailing the narrative. the nasda

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officers were sent to his home after a relative noticed the pictures on facebook and was alarmed. they then found two bodies inside the home. >> now to tense moments for passengers on board a delta flight heading to nashville from new york. a bird strike cracked a windshield forcing an emergency landing in charleston, west virginia. the plane was able to touch down without incident. nearly 60 passengers on board the plane at the time. no serious injuries reported. a new plane was sent to pick up those passengers. is being rocked by after shocks after a deadly earthquake. we have some dramatic new images from the quake zone including the rescue of a baby. the 8-month-old was found in rubble of a collapsed home. at least nine people have died and hundreds injured when the powerful quake hit yesterday. entire buildings fell to the ground. roofs even slid off. windows and walls crum bed scattering debris. rex martin posted this video on facebook. >> we're staying out here kind of in the open where we're not surrounded by any buildings and we're able to get away from any structural dam

public. >>> and retired all star pitcher curt schilling fired from his job at espn for the post on facebook. schilling commented on a photo saying a man is a man no matter what they call themselves. last year, he was suspended for comparing muslims to nazis. espn said it is an inclusive network and his conduct is unacceptable. >>> the death toll climbing in houston. at least eight people have died in the high water. storms expected to pound parts of texas, including houston. authorities keeping a close eye on two dams, the army corps of engineers deems high risk. >>> let's get more on the weather threat in texas with meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> john and christine, we seem to not get this rain off our backs across portions of houston and in particular as we have the front trying to exit the picture. the wettest place is locked in eastern texas and louisiana. the portions of southern arkansas over the next several hours. flood warnings and watching include houston. another line of active weather similar to what we saw yesterday. exiting western texas and making its way to houston this a

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. >> all eyes on facebook this morning. >> the darling of wall street after another stellar earnings report. landon dowdy joins us live from cnbc. >> good morning to thank you. wall street could be set for losses today. futures are lower. investors reacting to a big drop in japan's market after the bank of japan failed to launch more economic stimulus measures which had been widely expected. stocks ending mixed wednesday as the federal reserve offered few hints of a coming interest rate hike. it may show that the economy grew more slowly than the final three months of 2015. the nasdaq slipping 25 to 4863. watch shares of facebook today. they are surging after the social media giant reported strong quarterly earnings. they account for more than 80% of facebook ad revenue. mark zuckerberg says users are averaging 50 minutes a day on facebook and other apps like messenger and instagram. >> the department of education launched a new website to help people find the best repayment option for student loans as part of an effort to enroll people in programs such as the pay as you earn which c

can what a barber shop is like. >> that's the news for this half hour. >> remember to follow us on facebookthis morning on "world news now," the battle in brooklyn. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders facing off, hitting each other harder than ever before. the issues they tried to dance around and what this means for the race for the democratic nomination with only four days left until the make or break new york primary. >>> japan is reeling this morning from a devastating earthquake. the desperate dig through the rubble in search of survivors, a baby saved. we have the latest ahead. >> caught on camera. an officer surrounded bet getting into a brawl as he attempts to subdue someone in the crowd. some bystanders seen kicking and throwing punches. how the situation quickly escalated and got out of control. >>> and don't burst his bubble oop he's at it again. the bubble man takes his hydrohamster wheel to bermuda. can he make the trip across the ocean to a land where bubble people roam free. find out in the mix on this friday, april 15th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now