-- if he was trending or whatever on facebook. he went way overboard on this particular issue. two days ago we saw the facebook post stabbing of french police officer and his wife in paris, town north of paris, and he went on and on an hour before the s.w.a.t. team came in and took care of him. >> one of the things we saw in the wake of charlie hebdo, it culminated in the hostage situations, the killer went into the jewish deli, my understanding is he didn't kill as many people as he could have, he was trying to upload go he was trying to upload go pro pictures onto the web. >> right out of their play book. out of the jihadi play book, this is what they do, try to publicize it, increase terror and fear and that's why they do it. >> appreciate your expertise. >>> up next, we talk to a survivor that recorded video we just saw in part of randi's piece as he huddled in the bathroom of that night club. stae this afternoon for auditions? what's on that piece of paper? oh, miss maroney, your forehead! should not be doing anything. i just

facebook band the sale of guns and ammo on their site. s claimed her doing this as an editorial decision. in february our facebook traffic fell off a cliff. it sank by 50% in that month. facebook says it's looking at the issue. "forbes" is quoting a gun engineer which is tasked with implementing a no-gun policy saying i'm 100% laser focused on getting your group back to you so you have a chance to get them to comply with your new policy. everyone on facebook is pissed about how this was rolled out. >> clearly facebook is suppression this information anyway. there is no way you can spin it in any other way. but the thing is. what i don't understand. facebook is just a form of communication. and to tell people they are not allowed to trade guns or sell guns on a personal level is like verizon saying you are not allowed to use a telephone to talk to your neighbor and trade guns. at the end of the day, facebook does not believe in freedom of speech at least -- sandra: mark zuckerberg had a major problem with accusations their trending topics w

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>> in the political environment i want to talk about bullying and words on facebook. we all see it in our personal feeds and news articles and that is does facebook feel that it has to do something around bullying? we all see it, the post can put an article up and then all of a sudden people are yelling and screaming at each other in the comment section. what is facebook doing to address bullying and what are you doing to help us as users to improve our dialogue with each we feel very strongly there is no place for hate and no place for bullying on facebook. we have strict policies and we rely on users to report the most important thing we have done. it goes exactly to how you asked your question. we helped people have better communication. if you put up a picture and we enabled tools where i can report to you to take that down. we learned overtime that if we make it an emotional language, please take it down, it bothers me that's up and you're quite likely to respond. it turns out the ability to communicate builds empathy with each other. and most what people mind can

>> so there is noplace for terrorism on facebook. we take it seriously. there is noplace for violence. we take it down as soon as we find them. we are pretty happy that people will say facebook is the no the place of choice for terrorists. we have real name identity and part of bullying as well. people are less likely with identity. you even see this in the media. if you look at the websites where people are posting. you see where your real name and photo is attached to what you say. i will not pretend the comments are perfect, but they are a lot nicer. identity is one way that we protect this. >> one of the biggest problems we have -- let me preface this -- there is a very interesting article that shows that commentary on the internet on the news stories is a leading indicator of psychosis and sociopathy. those who are worried about dating someone should casually ask on the first date. do you write anonymously and red lights and the whole idea. is it your view that anonymity is an enemy of an open society? >> there are services where people want to be ano

. >>> and we'll bring you continuing coverage of the race for the house tonight at ten and on facebook, twitter and ktvu.com. >>> new at 6:30. police in campbell looking for a man that stole an american flag with his accomplice. surveillance video caught two men. one seen removing the flag and tripping over the gate as he runs away. he ended up on the ground moaning in pain. he managed to limp away. the second man took another flag from down the street again a trial date set for the santa cruz boy accused of murdering an 8-year-old girl. 16-year-old adrian gonzalez appeared in court and entered a plea of not guilty for the rape and killing of mattie middleton. the prosecutors say he lured the girl to his mother's apartment when he tied her up and assaulted her and stabbed her to death. her body was found in a recycling bin nearby. gonzalez's trial has been scheduled for february of next year. he remains in custody at juvenile hall with a 5 million- dollar bail. >>> injured selection got under way in the criminal trial of p g and e standing by the pipeline disaster in 2010. pg&e faces 1

>> so there is noplace for terrorism on facebook. we take it seriously. there is noplace for violence. we take it down as soon as we find them. we are pretty happy that people will say facebook is the no the place of choice for terrorists. we have real name identity and part of bullying as well. people are less likely with identity. you even see this in the media. if you look at the websites where people are posting. you see where your real name and photo is attached to what you say. i will not pretend this. this is a strong way we protect against this. >> this is an interesting article that i saw last year that showed that anonymous commentary on the internet on the news stories is a leading indicator of psychosis. and sociopathy. if those who are worried about dating someone should casually ask on the first date. do you write anonymously and red lights and the whole idea. is it your view that anonymity is an enemy of an open society? >> there are services where people want to be anonymous and have authentic identity. it's a good enabler of good behavior

we posted this video on facebook last night. a tremendous outpouring of support. >> i think in the depths of this tragedy, i think there are three important aspects. one is to bring recognition to the people that lost their lives in this senseless act from a tower -- that is how i would describe him. secondly, -- the people still struggling to survive and the first respondents -- everybody knows at this point, if they did not act the way they did -- a lot more lives would have been lost. the death toll would have been higher. i don't think they received the everyday recognition that they should. >> i can your voice. i can see the tears in your eyes. it has touched you deeply. >> it has. i have lost a personal friend in this. orlando has been my home since i was 25. i'm very passionate for people. i'm very passionate for animals. i have a lot of compassion. i try to do something everyday, as far as simple nice gestures. my son -- when you take him places, he will literally say hello to anybody. it is the simple things that you don

the tens of thousands of people who were on the facebook feed and commented, and supported what we're doing. even those were opposed but were engaged, that kind of thing has not happened here and i don't know how long. so that's my dream of how congress should be. >> to think there will be a legislative impact or political impact in november neither? >> my certainly hope, both. i think this proves something that we have been seen develop over the last year which is the hierarchy of the party, of our government, is the status quo when people are able to connect correctly with each other like they did in an ad hoc citizen in new york. it didn't happen quite as planned that organically through the leadership of amazing people like john lewis and the connections of tens of thousands of americans seems to be much bigger than anyone expected. it has created a moment him and force the now has to go somewhere. so i think that has to go somewhere legislatively and i think that will permit so politically. exactly how come i don't know. but i think it's a very positive thing. >> how did you keep

understanding communication, democracy, literacy, access, you are not one of those people who is on facebook, on twitter, communicating all the time with the masses. >> well, one of the reasons i have time to do the other things is that i'm not on facebook and communicating with an amorphous mass of people who, you know, distract your attention from what you may think is more important. >> hinojosa: so those of us who are, for example, in the media and who are feeling quite challenged in terms of reaching all of these audiences, especially in the public media... what are you saying to us, in terms of audiences and reaching them? are you saying, "look, you're going about it the right way," or do we need to stop and reconfigure? >> well, i think we need to value our personal time. what we have in common as human beings is a 24-hour day. that's probably the greatest resource that anyone has. once you lose it and it passes by, you can never regain it. so, you know, what impact do you want to make in the world, in your society, among your friends, whoever you consider your friends to be? if you w

. >> stacy feely took this shot because she thought initially it was funny writing on facebook i was going to send it to my husband to show what our mischievousling 3-year-old was up to. the moment she told me what she was doing i broke down. i agree with her. i saw that photo and laughed. >> her daughter, a 3-year-old, in her words told her mom she was practicing for a lock down drill at preschool. >> quite the opposite of the initial reaction. >> told her mother this is what you should do stuck in a

deirdre: did you contact facebook and say people are spam knowledge us on purpose and it's slowing downur reach? >> absolutely. we have a great relationship with some people at facebook. our social media manager reached out to one of their vice presidents and they were trying to work on it. but it's not an easy problem for them to fix. deirdre: why did they tell you it's not easy to fix it's an amazing company with a lot of talented engineers. >> and we have a lot of talent at our company, too. but there are a lot of issues we would like to solve in a day and we can't. they would have to manually switch over each page to not be penalized from the spam report. and they have million as and millions of users. so they will have to change their codes to actually block this terrorism. i don't know how else to say it. people who are against guns can get on there and penalize us. it actually significantly impacts our business. most of our business is online at alienholsters.com. a lot of that traffic is driven from facebook. deirdre: let me ask you if you feel you yourself, your peer, other bus

hit us on facebook and twitter using the #fox5 dad. me right now is 4:41 on this i friday morning.ng >> ♪ >> an investigation under way in britain after a member of a parliament is gunned down. 41-year-old joe cox wasold joe o attacked outside of a libraryib in new york england.. a 52-year-old man is in custody. custody. investigators are trying to determine if cox was cox deliberately targeted or iftelyr the attack was connected toonned next week's referendum onm on whether britain should remain ri in the european union. >> major wildfires havees hav prompted several evacuationsvaco in multiple western states.. >> ♪ >> all right. dry conditions out there, wet oe conditions this way. hopefully it's wrapping up pretty soon gary mcgrady.cgra >> yeah, but you know what, itut looks like we got enough rain out there that's going to cause a problemer for some for the morning commute.ning commut. let's hope it's not a bighope i problem and let's hope it hop dries out over the next coupletc of hours so we don't have to hae deal with a real, rea

. >>> it's a story that you are still talking about on facebook tonight. activists protesting outside the national rifle association headquarters in fairfax calling for an end to gun violence and assault weapons. 18 people were arrested for blocking the nra entrance. news 4's chris gordon has been talking to people on both sides of the gun debate today. ♪ ain't going to let the nra turn us around". >> reporter: protesters of the nra staged a die-in. hands painted red to symbolize the blood of those violence. the civil disobedience was

. >> stacy feely took this shot because she thought initially it was funny writing on facebook i was going to send it to my husband to show what our mischievousling 3-year-old was up to. the moment she told me what she was doing i broke down. i agree with her.

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hour on our join me live if you'd like to see the video and listen to it in its entirely it's on my facebook page now. social media played a huge role in this tragedy. not only for friends and family members to share about their loved ones but also as a chance for people to spread their thoughts and opinions about not only the shooting, the victims, the community, but things like gun control and crowd control and security. in the studio tonight we will cover that and ask your opinions and thoughts.>> this later shooting has been pushing people to speak up and some louder than they have been for. we asked for your opinions and ideas on facebook. we asked should all places of public gathering like nightclubs, bars, restaurants and movie theaters have metal detectors at the main point of entry? 67% say yes and 22% say no. developments in the orlando nightclub shooting, download our free wusa9 app. >>> new concerns about the next part of metro's major safety makeover. >> prince george's county gets partially cut off from the rails in days and we have it explained how the pressure is on. >> repor

facebook live wedding? >> why don't you talk to "e.t..o the answer is no. that would be a very private thing. >> but not much else is. >> we're live on "e.t." >> david on facebooke talking to his fans live all over the world. >> hello from good old germany. hello from france. i went on this thing one day and just started talking. i went, wow, this is kind of therapeutic. the first one was the snake. he was right there. i have people saying don't kill it. keep it alive. >> i'm not going to kill the snake. >> bring him in. >> david is not afraid of showing off a retty nice lifestyle. great house, traveling the world. >> here we are on the beach. leaving downtown london. >> there are headlines that have him claiming only $4,000 in liquid assets. >> you were saying you were having a tough time financially. >> sometimes you're up, sometimes you're down. i was always laughing about these people that made all this money and lost it. it's not about how much money you have, it's about living your life. i'm not going to change my life style. i'm happy. >> don't believe everything you read, everything is cool. see you later. >> by the way, the hoff has a lot going on. he'

she has supporters on facebook and now they're fined $75,000 apiece follow less on facebook and twitter and on "chasing news". since the terror attacks there is a national outpouring of support in the gay community but the pastor claims the fact that the shooter was gay rather than his affiliation with isis. >> you know, how perverted they are he is not a part of them are really. he knows how perverted they are. and to present and promote. >> i caught up with a faster there are two major signs the first one reads the worst mass shooting in a more dangerous banshee hottest day of the second is der mr. trump bought me my church and children with death is more dangerous he said that omar mateen is a simple indicative of violence and a terrible spirit in the gay community. >> they want to have their own way. and as expressed in this particular situation, omar mateen they are vicious killers. >> i asked where he gets the notion they are so violent they he says he has been receiving this from the gay community. >> unbelievable. disgraced by humanity. >> as yet have any responsibility. >> but

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tens of thousands of people who were on the facebook peace commented who supported what we are doing and even the people that were opposed when engaged, that kind of thing is not happened and i don't know how long. that is kind of my dream of how congress will be within the coming through. >> you think there'll times there will be a legislative impact or if political impact if either? >> i certainly hope both. i think this proves something that we have seen develop over the last year which is that the hierarchy of the parties, of our government, the status quo matters less and less when people are able to connect directly with each other like they did in kind of an ad hoc sitting where they didn't have a defined plan that organically through the leadership of some amazing people like john lewis and the connections of tens of thousands of americans is much bigger than anyone times anyone expected and it has created the momentum and a force that now has to go somewhere. i think that has to go somewhere legislatively and i think it will express itself politically. just how i don't know

and at the same time, posting on facebook.n in this letter, erin, he's talking about in the next few days you will see a text from the islamic state in the usa, say the real muslims will never accept the filthy ways of the west, you kill innocent women and children and vengeance. what's interesting to investigators, he wasn't really getting into jihadist propaganda until just recently, in the last couple weeks, our sources tell us, he started upping his intake. before that, he didn't look at a lot of it. disturbing, nonetheless. >> incredibly disturbing. and as you say, that was during the rampage. but before he had been doing a lot of searching. what specifically was he searching for as the attack was approaching, when he started as you've been reporting? consuming a lot more terror-related content? >> right. so in may, we learned through this letter that the senator sent that he was searching about the san bernardino killers, trying to find out information about them on facebook, as we know, the wife that was involved in the

>>> we want to end tonight with a story posted on facebook a. flight attendant said on a recent flight, the mo ether of one of the victims was make a journey to her dead grandson aloneb and she was not alone for long. and the flight attendants passed around paper and they wrote condolences of page after page of sorrow condolences, and at the end of the flight, the strangers told her one by one they were sorry and they hugged her and cried with her. it took a while according to the flight attendant, but nobody complained that it was taking so long to leave the aircraft. that is what happened on a flight to orlando. that does it for us, and we will be here tomorrow as well. "cnn tonight" with don lemon starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good ooevening, the breaking news that we are learning more about the shooter, and there is new video of the orlando nightclub killer who was part of the documentary, and this iscnn tonight, and i'm don lemon live in orlando. there are conflicting stories of what the wife knew about the husband's pl

so it's not so much what facebook founder mark zuckerberg was saying but it was what he was showing at the time. he posted this photo onersonal facebook page to celebrate instagram's growth. yes, fantastic. but sharp-eyed readers noticed a laptop on the deck behind him. >> now, there's actually a piece of tape over the camera lens near the top of the screen and also another piece of tape over with his computer, he just turns it on and off. >> control alt delete fixes everything. >>> troubling developments may cause many parents to think twice about sending their children on airplanes at least alone. >> authorities looking into two separate cases of sexual assault involving underage kids flying by themselves. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: it was an alaska airlines jet making the unplanned landing in seattle, so a 23-year-old man could be taken off, booked for trying to kiss a 16-year-old girl who was sleeping after taking off from portland. a week earlier, a 13-year-old girl allegedly assaulted on an american airlines flight. the 26-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to federal charges of abusive sexual conta

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live streaming the attack on facebook, surelyly aly new leve depravity. rmer fbi assistant director on whether it is a whole new level of depravity, is it not, steve? >> it is. it is really an extension of what we've seen from terrorists for decades. there's an element of terrorism that's theater. if you go back 20, 30 years, you remember blowing up of airplanes in the desert after they hijacked them. this is just using technology to extend that element. it's depraved, terrible, horrible, but not unexpected. >> i want to move onto the search that's going on now of the killer's apartment in orlando. obviously they're going through it with a fine tooth comb. are they looking for any signs that he had accomplices for friends or people who helped him do what he did? >> that would be at the very top of the list of what they're looking for. we know he's not going to face trial here on earth. but we don't know at this point whether anybody else may have been involved with him. in fact, the last report is that they're now looking potentially at his wife. so to gai

he streamed them on his facebook page. we know this terrorist was active on social media. this is not the first time we've heard of isis using social media as a resource. they use it, we know, for recruiting. so does social media need to be doing more in the war on terror? joining me former consultant of the department of security, mustafa. i'll ask but social media, the role it's playing and what needs to be done to stop the jihadists from recruiting online? >> one of the things we saw, trish, was twitter cutting off the accounts of almost 140,000 accounts for isis. i thought that was a very important stuff. we've got to cut off their access to people and cutting down their accounts on twitter was a major step. trish: are they doing it fast enough? sure, they did that the other day in part of response to pressure they're getting from us and the media and those on capitol hill saying enough is enough. but twitter, they enabled the 140,000 accounts to exist in the first place before shutting them down, and i just question whether these social media companies are vigilant en

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she shared the pictures on her facebook page and it has since gone viral. >> would you do that if thatter? >> no. >> no duck faces from you. >>> this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to like us on facebook. "way too early" starts right now. >>> as the death toll rises in istanbul, we're learning new information about the terrorist attack and word this morning that turkey is carrying out raids and searches for suspects. we're live in istanbul. >>> plus, donald trump continuing to hammer away at hillary clinton, saying she had her chance to prove she is tough on terror. >> i watch her on television about isis. we're going to this and we're going to that. i've been watching her for so many years. she has been in that position for so long in one way or the other, she hasn't done anything about what's going on. all right? isis was -- >>> also, the cia director out with another dire warning saying that isis is strong as ever. it's 5:30 here on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is "way too early." ♪ ♪ >>> hey, there, good morning, everyone. it's thursday, june 30th, i'm alex witt. pol

you can read the full post on spencer's facebook page, spencerchristianabc7. >> spencer has shared a mber of stories about his interaction with muhammad ali over the years. remarkable stories. >>> well, on social media reaction to ali's death came quickly. fellow boxer george foreman tweeted, "a part of me slipped away. the greatest piece." mike tyson wrote, "god came for his champion. so long, great one." >> the san francisco giants post hd this picture of ali with manager bruce bochy calling him a true icon. apple ceo tim cook shared his favorite ali cook. "he who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life." >> here's another ali quote from twitter co-founder jack dorsey. "service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth." and mc hammer tweeted, "respect and love to the greatest." >> do stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage on the passing of muhammad ali. download the abc 7 news app and enable social alerts to get updates as they happen. >> one more note before we move on. "nightline" will dedicate tonight's episode to ali's life.

enjoy us on facebook -- join us on facebook life with a game four preview.eon harris will join us. that will start at 8:00. we have told you all afternoon long the world continues to mourn the greatest. muhammad ali. a long list of celri pack. the muslim leader fired up the crowd chanting "ali, ali." those in attendance followed sue. earlier this morning 100,000 people showed up for ali's funeral procession saying the final goodbyes to the champ. some sad news from the nhl. gordie howe nicknamed "mr. hockey" passed away this morning with his family by his side. he was 88 years old. howe was the all-time points leader in nhl history for decades until wayne gretzky passed him in 1989. but howe still to his day is second in league history with 801 goals. he also has four stanley cup championships with the detroit red wings. finally the nats are back in town after a nain-game road trip. they -- nine-game road trip. they host the phillies tonight. nats trying to build on the two and a half game lead in the division. leon: you left out the base thing about gordie

saying quote, terrorists and acts of terrorism have no place on facebook. when ever a terrorist contact is reported, we remove it as quickly as possible. we treat takedown requests by law enforcement with the highest urgency. rich, this is about stopping them at the front door though, right? >> yeah, again, i would point out that facebook has 1.6 billion daily visitors. carrie used the example of something she posted in china being taken down immediately, but china has hundreds of thousands if not millions of people who do, who monitor these fellow citizens. >> it happens here in the u.s. i have friends who post on youtube in the u.s. music violating a copyright and immediately, it's taken down. >> can we just get honest here for a second? it's not abouting them. these people are murderers. the one thing that might have topped them if more people were armed. all this other stuff is fot going to work. it's a need until the hey stack. >> go ahead, mark. >> we're already monitoring this. the fbi and nsa are on these sites. they have people on these sites. it i

we put this on facebook live. we created a facebook live of the filibuster and we reached 3.70 people. it was our biggest facebook live ever. some of the people were like, thank you for showing this. people were tuning in and commenting and we kept going because there were some of people watching. actually think it broke down because there were too many people watching. yeah, i is to say that think digital media generally is offering a different and position on all these issues and conversations that we knew really need to happen. icia, fusion has been experiencing a lot with facebook live and it is taking broadcasts into a new form. it feels different, but we are wrestling with a lot of the same desires to show and to get inside and tell stories visually and not just in terms of text and other things. this year, what are you seeing that is different with broadcasts? producinghink about broadcast journalism, what are you thinking about, especially going into conventions? i'm sure you're having conversations about

brooks: an odor on facebook. sheryl: we'd love to make that possible. i don't think we're working on it. mr. brooks: you heard it here first, folks. sheryl: how many experiences can you have? how many people can you touch? how many lives can you see? when we bring it closer, i think we have hope for the world to become more peaceful. mr. brooks: on that note i want to take the last part of our time together to talk about some of the things you've done outside of facebook and sort of your personal journey. you have become a household name since 2010. not just due to facebook but because of a book, it's a phenomenon. it's an experience. a lot of people are talking about it and they're experiencing it to try to enhance their own lives. you got the leanin.org foundation, the great roots circles i talked about and just the phenomenon that the book itself created and the way it affected the lives of probably so many people who are sitting here in the audience and people who are watching us virtually. part of the message was how important it is for women who wa

from marin who now live in alabama he tried to recruit church members while driving by going live on facebookhis driving and texting and not using a handfree device had reached epidemic status . and now add in facetiming, facebooking, periscoping and yes snap chatting while driving it is simply crazy nats: ambiance the fine for driving while doing a live video chatting is 238 dollars .but it dosent come with a point the fine for testing whild driving is 161 for the first offence my advice put the phone away and just drive in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news >> vicki:after stanley story aired.the lady pulled down some of her video and sent out a response. what she said coming up on the kron-4 news at 10 >> pam:violence erupts at the state capitol. as counter protesters clash with a group of white supremacists. 10 people were stabbed during the confrontation between about 30 members of the traditionalist worker party and 400 counter protesters. >> vicki:now the police are facing criticism over whether they were prepared. >> grant: >> pam:they say they were anticipating violence. and br

adds you see on facebook page are now tracking shopping habits not just online but actual stores you visit in person. >> what? >> include interactive map detai detailing the locations of their stores so you know where to go. and facebook will then use people's phones to track how many users that saw the ad actually visit those stores. that information will go to marketers. as of right now it does not appear that you can opt out of this other than by turn off location services on your device. >> wow. >> i don't like it. >> i don't like it either. >> tun off location services to avoid that. >> well if you were thinking after don'ting a dog or cat now is the beg tight to do. it washington humane society says foster homes and adoption september rerz overrun. adoption fees will behalf off. fees vary by age and animal and all animals in shelter are said or newterred and vaccinated and micro khimd. if you are interested we posted more information opt web site and we'll tell you to that is quite expensive. just to though these dogs that definitely need a loving home have all the services xhe

on. facebook video making millions of people smile. ida university is thanking a woman caught on camera cracking up behind the wheel. (laughter). >> that is candace pain laughing hysteric klee while trying on the chew back ba mask. southeastern university presented pain and her entire family full tuition scholarships much the president says pain inspired the university with the joy she expressed on her video and the school wants her family to experience some joy in retu return. >> free education brings a lot of joy. lots of clowning around today a at one local hospital. no worries. it's all part of the job. two new clowns joined the ranks of capital health therapeutic clowns their job is any guesses here at all? to bring little happiness to those who are patients at capital health medical center in hopewell, new jersey. as the clowns tell it therapeutic clowning is in fact a powerful tool in promoting the healing process. >> we visit rooms and we give out notices and take pictures of the patients and we listen if they want to talk, and