we can't have convicted swindlers going on facebook to discuss money. mr. montgomery: swindlers are not sex offenders. justice breyer: does that make a difference? mr. montgomery: yes. there have been civil imposed on sex offenders, such as the registry itself as this court knows the registry was constitutional. have found thes restrictions on going to parks are playgrounds and those sorts of players -- play areas are also constitutional. these are criminals who have abused children and others and committed sex offenses and this court recognizes they have a high rate of recidivism and a very likely to do this again. even as late as 20 years from when they are very -- released, they may recidivate. >> can i ask you a question that has to do with the law's exemptions. some of what is exempted by the law seems like some of the most dangerous stuff. you exempt any website that provides only a chat room or only photo sharing? so why is that? if i would have said where the most activity -- dangerous activity takes place, it is in chat rooms and via photo sharing.

we talked to her live on facebook. and chris, did you know today is something else that we're talking about and we've worked up an appetite for, something on a stick day. the one day a year to celebrate all foods that lend themselves to a good skewering. so we're going to be checking out stuff that is fun to eat on a stick. and we hope you help us celebrate. >> it's a tradition. >> kebab, marshmallows. >> corn dogs. >>es tastes good, when you put it on a stick. >> i guess it could be anything on a stick. >> thanks, guys. see you at 5:00. >> watching them do that part of the story with the phone, you know, it's amazing how quickly this has become a part of our life. you need a ride, you tap the app. you get an uber. >> and now the ride-sharing company is offering a new feature. it creates a virtual slug line, matching drivers with commuters. news4 transportation reporter adam tuft shows us how it works. >> reporter: uber has a new idea for how we can all beat this, horrible traffic. it's an idea called uber commute, that

there is a prohibition on facebook and on some of the other major commercial sites -- justice ginsburg: but that's facebook's choice, it's not the state. mr. montgomery: that's correct. and certainly the state has implemented this law to be a deterrent so that these offenders will not go on facebook, whereas that -- the deterrent effect of facebook having the policy is not the same thing. so the state has made a decision, particularly in the area of information gathering, because these offenders can go to these sites and can quietly lurk and find out information. and there are links. the crucial factor that the state believes that narrows the statute is that the site must have links to other users' profile pages. justice kagan: but -- i mean, yes, that narrows it. it takes the nytimes.com out of the statute, but it doesn't take the sites that people use today, as i suggested -- whether it's twitter or whether it's facebook, which have become incredibly important parts of our political culture, of our religious culture. if you ask, there are surveys that say how many americans have comm

so we put on our facebook page, tanned, tased and arrested in in the same day. >> reporter: what abouth people? >> one, there's a little humor mixed in it. two, people in our community, throughout the country want to be engaged with law enforcement. so it reaches out to them and gives them an opportunity to do it. >> watch as a man commits this crime. >> reporter: social media is a new weapon for law enforcement. >> look at me, son. i'm talking to you. >> reporter: in louisiana, captain clay higgins, nicknamed the cajun john wayne, talked directly to criminals. >> we're going to identify you, arrest you, and put you in a small cell. after that, i'm going to have a cheese burger here. >> reporter: the youtube sensation led to multiple arrests. >> see which one of these ladies are going to get to spend time in the brevard county jail. >> reporter: the sheriff's favorite show was "lady's night." but critics object his approach is nothing more than public shaming. >> it reinforces the public's blood lust foreseeing people funnished and the offender's sense of being rejected and excluded fr

he took facebook to court to stop the picture from being used to spread fake news on social media. today a court ruled that facebook cannot be held liable for the content on its platform. reporter: it all started with this selfie. it showed this syrian refugee with the most awful woman in the world. but the picture with german chancellor angela merkel has also been used in countless fake news articles shared on facebook , like this one linking him to last year's brussels terrorist attack. >> they say i am a terrorist. that is not true. i live in berlin and anyone can approach me. they have really changed my life. i cannot go out alone. i live in fear. reporter: he and his lawyer reported the images to facebook and asked the country to remove them. facebook claimed it did come up with the images can still be found on the platform today. >> we want the smears and the defamation to stop. it is not enough to delete one or two pictures. many of the pictures we reported are still online. reporter: the case has raised difficult questions about how social media should deal with privacy righ

24 hours. >> looks like this week's fugitive is alicia lee pack. >> reporter: alicia pack posted on facebookerself on the show but was headed to the beach, where police tracked her down. >> they ended up having to tase her, so we put on our facebook page, "tanned, tased, and arrested all in the same day." >> reporter: is there a public shame about this? >> if you don't want to be a fugitive, don't commit a crime. our team is going to come offer, our community is going to come after you. >> reporter: on florida's east coast, ivy's show is a hit with a captive audience. >> but i'd really like for you to turn yourself in. >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, titusville, florida. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm anthony mason. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> hi, everyone. welcome to the "overnight news." i'm demarco morgan. >>> a report card by the congression

. >>> facebook is getting praise after launching new online suicide prevenion tools available on facebook live. jessica castro has how it works and what experts are saying about it. >> facebook rolling out new suicide prevention tools because in the last month alone, three teens have live streamed their suicide on facebook. and we all know you could flag questionable content on facebook but this takes it to a whole new level. could you now flag a video on facebook live if you are watching someone going through a struggle. if you are live streaming your own struggle, they'll send a pop-up offering live chat from numerous crisis support organizations through messenger. they'll also provide tips on how to reach out to a friend. >> we have to take it sear yus -- seriously. you need to talk about it and don't leave them alone and you want professional help. >> there is a death by suicide every 40 seconds, the leading cause of death for 15 to 29-year-olds. we are live streaming this right now. hi, everyone. i want to show you quickly how to flag a video. this one is on my page. and all you have

you can talk with different experts, on a platform like facebook, or in person. think the debate is healthy. those are parallel tracks to trustworthy labels or reputations on a publication level. you just need a multipronged approach. >> can have a microphone? i wanted to know if it is true that right wing fake news generates more revenue than the left wing fake news? [laughter] >> i will say that justin kohler said it did. he tried to come up with fake, left-wing new stories and they did not do as well. so he stopped doing it. how do you prove that? i do not know. that is just what he told me. >> beyond the financial motivations, there can be broad, intellectual impacts about fake news. they can expand by really be far -- far beyond retraction of any -- retraction. some want to curtail fake news, i wondered if you had plans to help this issue? >> i think there are two coup ways to approach that. let people know retroactively. maybe if they read it or shared it. the other, to try and move further upstream. to stop it from entering the system in the first place. y

>> reporter: every week, brevard county sheriff wayne ivey goes on facebook. >> you're watching wheeltive, our weekly program. >> reporter: and spins a wheel of misfortune for local criminals. the wheel spins the names and photos of 10 fugitives, locals wanted for outstanding warrants. there's one unlucky winner. >> once we do the show, i just rely on our citizens and our fugitive team. >> reporter: and right away, tipsters call and email. >> if you're a fugitive in brevard county and you think you have friends, you do not, because as soon as this rolls, they're going to turn you in. in fact, we've had fugitives who say, "yeah, i watch it every week to see if i'm on the wheel." >> reporter: what about this connects with people? >> one, there's a little bit of humor mixed in it. ♪ it's lady's night >> two, people, at least in our community, and most communities throughout the country, want to be engaged with law enforcement. they want to help keep their communities safe. >> reporter: the show has helped catch dozens of fugitives like teon gay, arrested within 24 hours. >> looks like th

>> reporter: every week, brevard county sheriff wayne ivey goes on facebook. >> you're watching wheelam. >> reporter: and spins a wheel of misfortune for criminals. the wheel spins the names and photos of 10 fugitives, locals wanted for outstanding warrants. there's one unlucky winner. >> once we do the show, i just rely on our citizens and our fugitive team. >> reporter: and right away, tip sters call and email. >> if you're a fugitive in brevard county and you think you have friends, you do not, because as soon as this rolls, they're going to turn you in. in fact, we've had fugitives who say, "yeah, i watch it every week to see if i'm on the wheel." >> reporter: what about this connects with people? >> one, there's a little bit of humor mixed in ♪ it's lady's night >> yit's ladies' nice. neem our community and i think most communities throughout the country want to be engaged with law enforcement. they want to help keep their communities safe. >> reporter: the show has helped catch dozens of fugitives like terks on gay, arrested within 24 hours. >> looks like this week's fugitive is

well and have had enormous followings live on facebook and then scent to the event we have had many, maple people go to our a facebook page and watch the link but we had to shut the doors for the one on women's rights. we couldn't fit anymore. we collected -- i'm wondering, we have talked about this but can you be a little more granular what a women -- i'm assuming we all think there should be a women's movement but how that movement will take shape and what it will look like at a slightly more granular level. >> yeah. i mean, think that one of the challenges is going to be ahead of a woman's movement and intersectional and more ewan unified women's movement which we need and we're in the process, things like this march and the election itself itch feel like especially the end of the campaign was getting us toward that. one of the challenges that it faces is there are so many fronts to look at. so many directions so there is the rollback of reproductive autonomy. you have to like at title x, the planned parenthood defending, repeal of the aca and specifically the repeal of the contra

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it all started what seemed innocently enough with her entering chat rooms like on facebook, and they would be about my little pony, and on the surface, we as parents are checking phones and we see these things and you think it's fine. my little pony chat rooms full of grown international men. >> reporter: she was gone for about 5 or 6 days, and i think it wa time they found her in the morning. how much do you know about what happened from the moment she left home to when they found her and called you? >> not enough. i wish i did know. it's such a precarious situation. i don't want to force her, and he was very controlling over her, from just what she has said, things like with what she was eating and her medication. i definitely have my suspicions about sexual abuse and inappropriate conduct, so i have made that known to law enforcement. >> reporter: when i first heard the story, i was surprised it happened because i thought it was a mom who did everything right. you told me months ago you noticed she was talking to someone, and you took her phone. do you feel like it could be any 15-

french on facebook, they are really not friends -- friends on facebook. the pace of life is the single greatest risk to human sanity in the next 20 years or so. the desire, which we impose on ourselves seemingly, to always oron, responding to texts emails. we do not sit down and watch the sky anymore. >> our cities to her staff traveled to san jose, california, to learn about it's rich history. learn about other stops at c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv, all weakened, every weekend, on c-span3. >> monday night on the communicators. directored, executive of the acta association, which represents five -- 5000 app developers, their concern of immigration policies, among other issues, and what its members hope to see from congress and the truck administration. he is interviewed by political technology reporter, lisa. ask the cap association was one of the members of the tech community that decided to speak out against aspects of president recent immigration order. i was wondering if you could talk about the reasoning for that. >> f

following the abc seven stormwatch team on facebook, twitter and wjla-dot-com.. d download the stormwatch app for the latest forecast wherever you are. right now - metro transit police are searching for the man responsible for an attack on board a metro train. take a look. they say this man assaulted someone on a blue line train near metro center. it happened friday night around 8:45. if you know anything - give police a call. new details about the california man who allegedly jumped the white house fence friday night, and tried to get inside.. the suspect, 26-year-old jonathan tran, is expected in u.s. district court this afternoon. he's being held without bond. new court documents reveal.. he was carrying a letter for the president that mentioned russian hackers.. and he told the secret service agent who discovered him, quote, "i am a friend of the president. mr. trump was inside at the time. the suspect was also allegedly carrying two cans of mace, and one of president trump's books. this is the latest in a string of white house security breaches. a plan to rai

if you were following me on facebook and twitter, did a hike up of addiablo through the slet and snow out. on top of hamilton, snowing. everybody else is green. scattered showers. the past hour, they're moving west to east. they're going to keep things looking like this. pretty wet all the way through the morning commute. then they'll become isolated showers by noon. showers mainly across the north bay at 4:00. for most of us, they're taping at 7:00. temperatures stuck in the 50s. cooler than it should be. how about the commute, alexis? >>> we also had reports of a little bit of snow helena. a little closer to the san francisco bay area, westbound 80 through the emeryville stretch, we had a solo vehicle spin-out. i watched them run a traffic break here. looks like they got it cleared in the last couple moments. no lanes blocked there. it is soggy. a look at live doppler 7. drive for conditions. we'll look at the central valley in less than ten. >> thank you. >>> some of us run from the hail and the cold. mike nicco runs to it. >> absolutely. did you see this on his twitter page? he tw

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facebook has been recognized as one of the best platforms on the internet for child safety. we reach out to facebook ourselves. that was a comment they provided to business insider and the bbc as far . as far as getting us a comment here, no comment so far. the crime agency has also not commented on this particular investigation. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. >>> san francisco is taking action in the wake of president trump's new travel ban. mayor ed lee has approved four new positions in the public defender's office to represent immigrants in danger of deportation. three new attorneys and one paralegal will start working april 1st. the public defender's office says having an attorney means a person is seven times more likely to have a successful outcome in deportation court. the supervisor hopes this year's budget can make these positions permanent. >>> meantime, lawyers are trying to figure out whether the president's new travel ban will pass the legal test. it still targets muslim majority nations, but this time iraq is not on the list. anyone with a visa granted before

one of the videos, the facebook pages of one of the assailants, so, they are showing aen here of a facebook live torturers suspect that we covered on "the o'reilly factor" of the previous case where the child was tortured on facebook live, people saw it, et cetera. >> bill: they are all in custody. >> this has been something that has been a problem with facebook. they took that down. thank goodness, her uncle and some other people took screenshots to be able to identify the perpetrators. >> bill: the girl was assaulted sexually on facebook. a number of people watched it. they were tipped off it was going to happen, didn't call the police. nobody called the cops. >> can you imagine us? you are seeing this, horrific crime occur and nobody does anything? i think it is a real problem and at the chicago area, this is one of the more horrible problems they have. >> bill: chicago is becoming ground zero for horrendous crimes that keep happening. doesn't seem to be any improvement in that city for whatever reason. kimberly guilfoyle, everyone. gutfeld and mcguirk on depth. coli

so now grandma can go live on facebook on the decktop computer. >> those are the only people on facebookbye. >>> moving on -- >> yeah. >> oh. speaking of videos this is a good one. so you know, you have a campaign for student office. well, one of the big things su want to stand out, of course. so etha o'brien a student at the university of lick rick decided she would do this in her campaign for vp academic officer. >> looks normal enough. >> [ bleeped ] ♪ >> so her pitch was hey, guys, just a quick video to get to know me. some may say it's out of this world. ime attention. mission accomplished. >> she did. >> she's got over 180,000 views. 3,000 likes. so i don't know if that wins you an election or not. >> i don't know. >> good luck. >> or if it application you want to feel like you're at a rab. >> you enjoy her diving. > that was kind of neat. so this is mom of the year. man, i wish i had this mom when i was growing up. this mom accidentally sends her kid to school with a pouch of vodka. vodka. instead of juice. take a look. this is in australia. smirnoff. i didn't know, wait, here's t

about how facebook deals with inappropriate images on the facebook site, the fact that they sent thoseumber of things really astonishing but, oh, my gosh, they reported you to the police? as you can imagine, we were a little surprised. understatement of the iraq formation not you need to understand that this was content on facebook, first of all, that we reported to facebook‘s own moderation system. the moderators said it is fine, it can stay up. facebooked, for the purposes of being informed before we interviewed them, we were meant to last week, they said you need to send as exa m ples of they said you need to send as examples of the kind of content you are talking about, so at their request we sent a material that was on facebook that had been approved by them moderator is. there was total silence, and then we found out they reported as to the child exploitation and 0nline protection centre, the commander in the national crime agency. we asked facebook to speak to us about this. they gave us a statement. he said, "we have reviewed the content referred to us and have removed all item

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and this report, this investigation, it casts grave doubt on the effectiveness of the measures that facebook insider says moderation is a huge task. the problem is one of scale. no one has policed a site as large as facebook. 1.8 billion people use facebook every month meaning the company is effectively running the largest police force the world has seen. facebook asked us to send them examples of what we had reported, so we did. the company then reported us to the police. facebook issued a statement saying... so where does it leave parents?m sends a message that age that you can't trust facebook‘s methods. pa rents can't trust facebook‘s methods. parents have toilsd told us they tried to raise an issue and got nowhere. it will reinforce their experience. but, even now, groups with inappropriate images and comments about children remain on facebook. questions about how the company moderates content won't go away. angus crawford, bbc news. angus is with now, you reported the images, most stayed up on online and you were reported to the police. we we re you were reported to the police. we were

hopefully this guy was following npr on facebook but also, to reduce the negative, right? so fake news is one type of negative content. this click bait. nudity. hate speech. bullying. violent contents. we try to divide things or think in two different ways and then pursue those problems very differently because the nature of how you make progress is very different. >> let me ask a crude question. does facebook make money from what we consider fake news? >> no, so i think there's three things to be concerned about for facebook around the financial side of things. i think it's super important because from what we can tell at our research, a lot of fake news publishers are financially motivated. sometimes they switch from one party to another. so one thing that we worry about but doesn't seem to be a real issue is people don't use facebook to advertise fake news much. it's not an effective advertising platform. two, we want to make sure that they don't use ad networks to sell ads on their web sites and that doesn't happen much because of strict policies in place. we could prov

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put it on facebook.ke up, check my phone and i had like 800 phone requests. then 700 more. of that week passed i ended up with like 200,000 followers. >> you're still going to work at fedex. >> yeah. i'm not at work any more. i'm like what's going on. >> and your boss? >> he's actually fan. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> now with more than 3 million social media followers, kane quit fedex in 2015 to follow his dreams. pretty inspiring for the boy raised by a single mom and his grandma. >> life wasn't easy for you growing up. even at some points you and your mom lived in car. >> we didn't have anywhere to stay. we stayed in a car for like two weeks at a time. >> kane's album debuted at number one in the billboard top country chart and nominated for new male voc lift of the year. but country's next billing thing is hoping he can give something back to the two ladies who always stood by him. >> what is the first cool thing you got yourself when you started doing well? >> well, a truck. then a car. i grew up on nothing. i'm just

she read about the need on facebook.her recovery she learned about shelter puppies with part about and shared the news on facebook. michelle saw the picture of her brother and adopted him as well. they say the past will be having play dates. >>> march madness has gone mad. the men's basketball west regional games began. it continues tomorrow. thousands of fans are heading out there to see some of the nation's best teams and the locals are not just there for games that they are also excited about having a national event show off the bay area. >> i think it is great for this part of the country to get these events on a regular basis. san jose has done a great job attracting it and keeping it. >> two of the teams playing last night in the west regionals are now heading to the elite eight. the wildcats are heading home. they left last night's game slip through their fingers. xavier trailed by eight but then they caught fire. the musketeers win 73-71. they advanced to the elite eight. that means xavier will play on saturday.

. >> on facebook today, we had a live stream of pictures with missing kids from dc, and a lot of you had so many concerns for the young people, and the feed reached every corner of the country. 4million people in all. titus said we need to love on our children a little more so they don't want to run away. april added people, please, keep your kids close to you and know their whereabouts at all times. >> if you want to know more about where they have gone missing, we have an interactive map. they were last seen and we have their names and changes. you can see all the missing kids on our wusa 9 app and website. >>> breaking news out of dc, police just released a photo of a man considered a person of interest in the death of an artist who was visiting town, and the security camera photo was taken at a score on garrett avenue in beltsville. the victim was found tied up and stabbed to death yesterday in a basement apartment she just rented on 14th street and northeast. the killer may have taken her blue toyota prius it has kentucky tags. >>> also breaking at this hour, dc police are inves

i think the biggest one that loses to this is facebook.onder if they address it in the court or advertisers potentially fall away. as they report april 27th i think. i think you got to take main i money off the table. based on what these folks said as well. >> the environment where banks are so week and energy is relatively weak to the markets. does facebook get pushed higher because of the gravitational debt. >> >> you look relative to google and the others, it goes to 115 on a year basis, it's ahead of most of its peers, it is growth, whatever you want to call them. it's an unsustainable angle. >> either you look for the areas under performing, trying to play catchup. or your concern there could be overall market weakness, in which case the out performers will see weakness, either way, it does seem like it's had a run in the short term and it could be poised. >> let's move on to crude now, jumping nearly 6%. bullish bets on oil fund etf i should say. uso seeing two times calls to puts. wesov foolish option bets. what does the "options ac

on our facebook page, joseph has this point. share your comment on facebook.andy from wisconsin on the independent line. what impact does this have on other vegan items for the president? caller: good morning. i have been watching this go on from day one. never have been into politics. never watched it. is you hear the trillion, itnd $7 has never been addressed. i would like to know the motivation behind that. host: thank you for the call. this viewer with reference to john boehner, respond to a proud crowd in orlando. tweet. another tweet from our friend michael. here is the house democratic leader nancy pelosi on friday. [video clip] >> today is a great day for our country. a victory for the american people, for our seniors, for people with disabilities, for our children, for our veterans. also, it is not just about the 24 million people who now will not be off of health insurance. it is about a 155 million people who receive their health benefits in the workplace and will not be assaulted by some of the provisions that the republicans put in the bill, espec

one his teenage students. the nationwide manhunt tonight. >>> facebook live shooting. the violent and deadly confrontation with police streaming live on facebook. >>> plus, amazing rescues. deadly mudslides. people, children, and animals getting out any way they can. the incredible images coming in. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. and we begin tonight with that deadly chaos at one of europe's busiest airports. french military opening fire on this man, killing him. they say he tackled a female soldier, then tried to seize an assault rifle from her and then took that soldier as a shield. at least 3,000 travelers evacuated from orly airport. hundreds trapped on incoming flights. investigators say this man, a 39-year-old, a suspected islamic terrorist has been on their radar. tonight, what police found at his home, plus his chilling last words and lama hasan on the scene for us in paris. >> reporter: tonight, a city on edge. the chaotic scene unfolding at orly airport in paris. heavily armed special forces and emergency vehicle

24 hours. >> looks like this week's fugitive is alicia lee pack. >> reporter: alicia pack posted on facebook was headed to the beach, where police tracked her down. >> they ended up having to tase her, so we put on our facebook page, "tanned, tased, and arrested all in the same day." >> reporter: is there a public shame about this? >> if you don't want to be a fugitive, our team is going to come offer, our community is going to come after you. >> reporter: on florida's east coast, ivy's hoe is a hit with a captive audience. >> but i'd really like for you to turn yourself in. >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, titusville, florida. >> glai one reality show you don't want to be a contestant on. that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for scott pelley, i'm anthony mason. thank you for watching. good night. z2ay0z z16fz y2ay0y y16fy >> right now on off script, snow is no longer an issue, but we are tracking falling temperatures and black ice. snow is hammering the region with heavy snow and strong wind. here, it is cleanup and catchup time as snow and sleets left streets a mess. all that sl

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on twitter. let's check facebook. >> it's a slippery slope. >> 40 minutes later, dinner is burning on the stove.e will talk about your challenge tonight and into tomorrow night to unplug. before we talk about that, we have to talk about the weather. rosemary orozco yesterday for many people was a welcome break with a lot of sun. >> yesterday was a gorgeous one. today still nice. maybe not quite as nice. today won't be as warm. as gasia mentioned a moment ago, we have fog out there this morning. a mix of a little bit of low cloud cover. visibility if you are jumping on to the roadways this morning, looking good at this point. mid and high level clouds will continue to filter in as we roll through your friday. here is a look at your future cast model getting into the afternoon. again, high level clouds. this is the type of soft sunlight that we see with this sunshine. we will see it thicken up a little bit into the weekend. bigger changes coming then. 48 san francisco. in the south bay of san jose, 51. still a bit of a cool start in santa rosa and novato. all checking in the mid to upper 40s. temp

you can answer by taking a poll on kutv.com and weighing in on our facebook and twitter pages. the four on two will be right back. pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. >>> the u.s. army chief of staff met with top generals in baghdad talking about air

they post regular updates on facebook and twitter. >>> and deadly tornadoes in the midwest. new video shows the damage i inconflicted in several states. it's blamed on three deaths. and the weather service is working on determining how many tornadoes swept through. >>> and an arson investigation is underway in elsmere, delaware, they believe it was intentionally set, and the apartment complex is under renovation and empty at the time and the fire cost an estimated $100,000 in damage. >>> two people lost their lives no deadly gun fire in philadelphia overnight. and investigators believe they were unrelated but happened 30 minutes apart. katherine scott is live on rising sun avenue with the latest. >> reporter: that is right there were two homicides in the city within a half hour overnight and police are searching for the people behind them. neighbors on this north philadelphia block tell "action news" they heard about a dozen gunshots at 2:45 and a 31-year-old man was lying in the road hit multiple times he had wounds to his head chest and back and was pronounced dead shortly

chief aiden wrote on facebook that if this can happen to me it can happen to anyone with attributes that can be profiled. now spokesperson for customs and border protection says he cannot legally comment on specific cases. he insists that fewer travelers were subjected to secondary screening this year travelers may sometimes have to be inconvenienced to ensure they're entering a country legitimately and lawfully. >> clearly looks like they made a mistake here. the officer who let him in to the back room insisted he was not being detained even though he was not free to leave or call his wife and family to tell them what was going on. >>> zc police are looking for a pair of robbers. the suspects flashed a gun this morning. the same guy -- robbed that store. authorities are looking for the guy and his get away driver who was behind the wheel of a gray sedan. no one was hurt. >>> hundreds of thousands protested this morning for immigrants rights. organizers laid out their plans for may day. it will be the largest mobilization of president's inauguration in january. the group is urging congre

find us on facebook or twitter or e-mail.wusa9.com. >>> this time next week, we should see the first of the cherry bloom. this weekend's cold snap may have slowed the progression. they have not moved from phase 2 to phase 3 of the life cycle, and that's most likely because of the cold weather. >> it was cold this weekend and will be cold next weekend, and we told folks 3 weeks ago f you're trying to get family in, 14th-21st is your best chance if you rearrange the airfare you made last year. the 3-degree guarantee, not quite a bull's-eye, but we did well today. almost an average day. the average high, 53. going 56 going with 65 tomorrow, even though we have clouds and showers in the forecast, and right now a live look outside, and it's our michael and son weather camera. clouds will be helping us out, winds will help us out. here's radar over the last hour. a couple of sprinkles to the west of i-81, and west of winchester, and the showers will continue to move eastward, and they are very light and we could see the morning sho

her husband streamed it on facebook liver.he video has gone viral. >> facebook, just because all my friends think i'm ridiculous, on zested when this giraffe. i woke up this morning, and there is like 8 million views. i was not expecting this. >> that's not ridiculous at all. said now a race with april the giraffe, see who has the baby first. she said she would like it if they both went on the same day. >> that's a good mask. did you see the close up? >> proper form, very important. >> well, university of central arkansas student gets pulled over thanks to broken tail light. >> during the traffic stop, he decides to prove his sobriety by showing off his juggling skills. was driving home from the library late friday night, when university police officer keith mckay pulled him over. after mckay talked with him to make sure he was sober, he revealed he was a magician. >> you're a magician. can i please see some imagination he said i'm a magics but also a jugler. >> little squishy ball. hold that right here. when you do, slow. and

. >>> a big move in the fight against fake news going on right now on facebook. >> speaking of facebook, some u.s. marines are under investigation for what they allegedly posted in a secret facebook group. >>> plus, what goes up must come down -- sometimes. some thrill seekers down under have trouble at an amusement park. >>> say good-bye to the old georgia archives building. it was reduced to rubble yesterday imploded by 500 pounds of explosives as you can probably guess from the cheers this was done on purpose. 20 years ago it was discovered that the building was sinking. the ar chooifs had been moved to a new building. >>> an alleged photo scandal. looking into veteran's claim that some marines distributed hundreds and possibly thousands of new photos of female colleagues on a secret facebook gro group. >>> income tax audits are at their lowest point in a decade. budget cuts have reduced the number of cuts to conduct those audits. it doesn't mean you can get away with cheating. the tax agency still audited more a million returns last year. >>> you might this see this disputed news ta

on my facebook page. i'm in sweden so i'm not talking personally. ll of my friends are on the left. and i, you know, love them and we have a great time. but someone took a screen shot of the post and lifted in isolation from everything my friends know about me and the other views i have and which are quite nuanced about the issues. they circulated it. and including some faculty members circulated it. and even taught lessons with screen shot an no onemized i in -- anonamized in their classes. it created a bit of a controversy on campus. >> tucker: i bet it did. you're in sweden now. is the time there con sfirming or refuting -- confirming or refuting what you wrote on facebook? >> it is confirming. i think there were five murders this week in stockholm. the people i'm talking to in sweden are very distressed about what is going on here. >> tucker: interesting. i'm amazed you didn't get fired for writing that. thank you for joining us. i hope you come back when you get back from sweden. i'd like to know what you saw there. >> thank you, tucker. >> tuck

this was found on facebook alive. that should not always post everything on social media. withn: 7 on your side consumer news tonight. starbucks is adding a new flavor to its morning coffee -- whiskey. selling two new drinks with coffee beans aged in which he barrels. starbucks -- they are aged in whiskey barrels. whiskey at work? jonathan: it's just my coffee, that's all. do you have an annoying coworker? alison: google chrome wants to help. it is a new browser extension named "nope." if somebody comes to your desk and you don't want to talk, you hit the button and your phone will ring. jonathan: saved by the bell. that is a new analysis shows the safest car that you can pick as far as a cabbie goes is yellow. the study found yellow taxis were involved in crashes than blue taxis. the conclusion is because yellow is more visible. alison: nike will start selling for muslimce hijab athletes, designed to be breathable for sports. it will be available for the spring season. jonathan: it is the countdown to march madness and the big ten tournament is happening in d.c. for the f

he has posted this on facebook. he has posted this on facebook.mourinho and his tea m sure thatjuicy mourinho and his team will bring back the trophies to manchester united soon. now, e—sports are on the rise. now, esports are on the rise. it‘s predicted by the year 2020, they will generate £1 billion worth of revenue and will have an audience of nearly 600 million people. as part of state of sport week, bbc sport has been looking at the phenomenon. our sports correspondent natalie pirks has spent time with the paris st germain gaming team at their base in berlin. packed crowds are nothing sport as you know it. with all the fervour of football fans, gamers are making football clubs rethink their entire marketing strategies. paris st germain is one such club. living in berlin,7where the game‘s but it‘s playing the long game. the business model of esport is quite new, and i‘m sure that we can bring to this sport a kind of... 55.3 has ease rime for psg it‘s all about getting a seat at the table at a tournament like this. esports events in europe, and

taken without the suspects knowing the pictures were being taken and some of this ending up on a secret facebookne person has been disciplined so far. the t.s.a., the transportation security administration implementing a new pat-down procedure. kimberly: calling it more comprehensive, it replaces five existing patdown styles. the new procedure comes after a study found that some t.s.a. agents were unable to find hidden row action to the change is mix -- reaction to the change is mixed. >> i will be safer if they pat me down or someone else. >> they won't have enough individuals to do the patdown. we will miss flights. they are not concerned if you miss a flight. kimberly: they are concerned about your safety. travelers are usually patted down if they set off the scanners or opt not going through the body scanner. you heard about the 3d printers making objects and even food. jonathan: this one takes the cake. it goes beyond anything you could have thought about. how about making an entire house? it happened. a russian company made the home using a 3d printer and it only took one day. tell that to