twitter can give? >> a lot of investors think of social as one big phenomenon and twitter and facebook are one facet ofhing, which is a dangerous way to look at it. in fact, their valuation is, in my opinion, still a little pricey, considering the scale of their business. >> is being revalued as we speak. >> it is. there are a good business, but not the kind of potential that facebook or google -- google has proven it, facebook is growing into it. i don't see twitter having that scale of opportunity. it doesn't mean they are not a great company with a lot of potential, but they have a high standard because they are thought of just like facebook. david, i want to bring in jon erlichman and the bwest byte. he is live at the f8 conference in symphysis go. with the number -- what is the number? >> 3 billion. three billion dollars specifically. there is an analyst for suntrust who dared to put a number on what this new facebook ad network could mean in terms of revenue for facebook. ans is a long-term, more of exercise experiment type of forecast. he is suggesting by 2017, reaching out to these developers,

where do you stand on twitter? are you on twitter? >> i'm on, yes. >> when do you say i can't take it anymore. >> i owned up to 42 and back to 74 and taken a round trip on this name. i always had in my mind i was going to be in for the long haul. facebook traded down to $18. there's a lot of people that stuck into it and got rewarded for it. >> you said $5 ago or whatever it was. $4 ago. that the lockup expiration would not be an issue. >> i don't think the lockup issue is the reason why it's trading down. >> not at this very moment. it's the engagement metrics making it trade lower. >> it was the rotation that killed the whole space. if you're going to get completely out of growth and go into value, then you should not be in any of these names. you should only hold ibm, cysco, chevron. exxon mobile. >> i would argue one aspect i think you could argue is their growth for a growth company was pathetic and that's what this comes down to. >> what is it then? >> the one thing if you're looking for one thing to kind of hold your hat or han

we'll continue to bring updates and our coverage continues on twitter on abc7 news bay area. let's go to mary coty. where are you in relation to the activity? >> i'm at our hospital at 1900 sullivan avenue it's several blocks from 1500 south gate. >> what do you understand is going on now? beyond what we've discovered? >> that, i do not know there is a gunman on the premises. you need to confirm that with daly city police. everything i can say is this. shooting occurred this afternoon. at 1500 south gate. that is a seton medical center facility. seton medical center, the hospital is open. and our patients are safe, and fine. >> we've been getting calls from people asking just that. the hospital is open, and operating business as usual. >> right. >> the crime scene is a number of blocks away from seton medical center. >> you have not seen this activity other than police coming in to try to lock down the area. is that correct? >> uh -- >> you haven't seen anyone that poses a threat in your vicinity? >> the activity is at 1500 south gate. and daly city police are on scene there

have more information as soon as we get it and reminder you can get breaking news by following us on twitter on abc7 news bay area. good afternoon, everyone. >> our other top story, violence breaks out inside of a school once again . >> i saw people running and screaming. and crying. i saw people getting cut. just blood everywhere. >> this time, a 16-year-old student went on a five-minute stabbing spree, wounding 20 people in the process witnesses say the teen just had his blank expression on his face as he ran through hallways. >> we have video of the suspect coming in, in police custody. there, you can see him in handcuffs wearing a hospital gown in the back seat of a police car the 16-year-old appeared before a magistrate this afternoon. 19 students and a police officer were stabbed in this attack. >> abc news reporter karen travers joins us with the latest. karen? >> good afternoon. just moments ago, the 16-year-old was charged as an adult in a pennsylvania courtroom with four counts of attempted criminal homicide. 21 counts of aggravated assault, and he was denied bail. school officials

there are frequent public conversations on twitter, twitter is entirely public conversations.is real-time public and conversational. there are public conversations that you would like to grab hold of and take into whisper mode with a friend. look what these people are talking about, what do you think? being able to move fluidly between that public conversation and the private conversation is something that will make it simpler. >> in terms of the bigger picture, class of 2013 technology stocks are being revalued. younasdaq is down, how do pay attention to what is going on in the market environment and how much pressure do you feel? >> the market environment is always in my periphery. we have a very specific way of thinking about the long-term plan for the company. it is about balancing investment and growth and operating efficiency. making sure that we are improving margins. an ever-increasing drive towards profitability and improving margins. reinvesting and growth. that conversation of growth, operating efficiency, and leverage is the way i think about how we will build the

following us on twitter.nd analysis see what we see in real time so follow us on twitter at cnbc options. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the party going. but my airline miles take it worldwide. [ male announcer ] it shouldn't be this hard. with creditcards.com, it's easy to search hundreds of cards and apply online. creditcards.com. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... o

i can see it from a personal point of view. >> i am on twitter, not on facebook or anything else. service professional. if i want to have the same , use twitter. follow the 200 people i respect. i think it is like a free bloomberg. not the same content. >> that feels very elite. you make it beyond that 150 people. >> that is what i was thinking. i use what that -- i use whatsapp. or sms.eap, not paying from [laughter] i can see why it has whatever billion users. how can whatsapp make money from me? if they ask me to pay five dollars tomorrow, i will switch. i found an alternative. hehe is generally used -- genoa. >> it will not have the same number of users as facebook and whatsapp. the value of a twitter account is much higher because, for me, twitter has something that i want, the value of the community. how many smart people are on it, i value more than whatsapp. people i ten or 20 need to engage with, they are on twitter, not whatsapp. >> we say instagram or snapchat is a rival to twitter, is it? you consume it for different reasons. if youree with davide, look at whatsapp, tha

and republicans are now in charge, beating democrats on the hill by something like 1.7 million twitteres of the aisle are usually either sandbox or inactives. but the key in terms of the elections is this shows who is engaged in the political process on twitter. that would be constituents of republicans and conservatives who are more actively engaged with those representatives on twitter than you would say with democrats. >> it's interesting because seven of the top ten for the number of followers, the politicians who have seven of those spots are republicans. here's the list. john mccain, second is a democrat, cory booker of new jersey. then john boehner, marco rubio and then pelosi, then rand paul, paul ryan, ted cruz, debbie wasserman schultz and then eric cantor. what is the importance of social media when it comes to elections? is it social media or is it the policies being advocated? >> it's both. and it's all about messaging. when conservatives are engaged on twitter, they're holding those tweeters accountable for what they're saying and holding democrats like debbie wasserman s

have more information as soon as we get it and reminder you can get breaking news by following us on twitter on abc7 news bay area. good afternoon, everyone. >> our other top story, violence breaks out inside of a school once again . >> i saw people running and screaming. and crying. i saw people getting cut. just blood everywhere. >> this time, a 16-year-old student went on a five-minute stabbing spree, wounding 20 people in the process witnesses say the teen just had his blank expression on his face

. >> stay with abc7 news for the latest developments on this story, and follow us on twitter@abc7 news bay area. >>> breaking news now just minutes ago investigators determined a body found on mt. atm is that of a menlo park woman. the surveillance photo shows the 33-year-old woman in a mt. tam parking lot march 30th. she was reported missing a few days later sparking a massive search. investigators were back out on the search today after someone called in a tip. reporter: more than 100 search and rescue volunteers resumed their search for 33-year-old woman of menlo park. two hours into the search came a grim discovery. two of the cadaver dogs involved in the search efforts alerted to the presence of a possible dough ceased body. reporter: the woman's body was found near a remote drainage ditch on the northeast side of mt. tam. >> unusual for people to travel these areas which explain why she had not been located. >> a trail runner says he saw her the day she vanished. employed say today's discovery indicates the woman may have fallen. >> there's no indication of any foul play. there's

. >> stay with abc7 news for the latest developments on this story, and follow us on twitter@abc7 news bay area. >>> breaking news now just minutes ago investigators determined a body found on mt. atm is that of a menlo park woman. the surveillance photo shows the 33-year-old woman in a mt. tam parking lot march 30th. she was reported missing a few days later sparking a massive search. investigators were back out on the search today after someone called in a tip. reporter: more than 100 search and rescue volunteers resumed their search for 33-year-old woman of menlo park. two hours into the search came a grim discovery. two of the cadaver dogs involved in the search efforts alerted to the presence of a possible dough ceased body. reporter: the woman's body was found near a remote drainage ditch on the northeast side of mt. tam. >> unusual for people to travel these areas which explain why she had not been located. >> a trail runner says he saw her the day she vanished. employed say today's discovery indicates the woman may have fallen. >> there's no indication of any foul play. there's

shooting and do not know what is happening with the shooter but our breaking news coverage continues on twitter. >>> the nba is holding a news conference this morning to officially address racist comments attributed to clippers' owner don sterling before the team takes on the bar yours in the playoff series. katie marzullo is in the newsroom. you are hearing of protests? >> the warriors coach is calling for a boycott of the game saying if it were him he would not go, saying not showing up is the biggest statement. strong reaction to comments by donald sterling who told his former mistress not to associate with black people. a player says that is not the answer. >> whatever statement they are trying to make, make it known to donald sterling not opinionalize -- not penalize the guys. >> the commissioner will discuss the league's investigation and reveal disciplinary action against sterling in a news conference scheduled for 11 a.m. the commissioner can issue a fine of up to $1 million without approval of owners but it is unclear how far the powers reach. the clippers coach believes "a very strong

kayak. >> but on my twitter, every thursday on my twitter account, i put out a challenge, a clue, and play? >> jimmy: i would like try. i would like to try to do it. >> i just so happen to have some with me here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i did not see this. i did not see any of these questions. kevin do you want to play? >> kevin: no, no, no. my pits started to sweat as soon as i saw that book. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's never good. that his arm pits starting sweating. oh here we go, alright. palindrome, here we go. >> alright so. >> jimmy: kevin it will be fun. we won't get you involved. >> kevin: alright. >> jimmy: it's totally normal, don't worry about it. we make our guests sit at the opposite end. >> this isn't the math. >> jimmy: alright not even math, here we go. >> this is a nickname for a a physician who's uncomfortable talking to patients. >> jimmy: a physician -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: --whose uncomfortable -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: talking to -- so can it be two words? >> yes. this is going to be -- should i just tell you? doctor awkward. doctor awkward is a palindrome. >> jimmy:

you can follow us on twitter on abc7 news, bay area. >> fire destroyed a smaller truck today including every package. the driver was making deliveries near century cinemas and noticed smoke coming out of the cargo area. sky 7 shows where he moved the truck from buildings seconds before flames started shooting out firefighters did find several bottles of an unknown substance. >> a suspect is dead in antioch, killed during an attempted jewelry store robbery this, is video and from what we understand it happened around 4:30 today near summersville road just south of highway 4. police will not say if the suspect was shot by police or perhaps someone at the store. police also say two other people were taken to the hospital breaking news continues on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> the judge in the case of the suspended state senator expects that case will be split into smaller trials yee did not speak with reporters today, inside the judge set another hearing to finalize rules for releasing evidence against yee and 28 others. one attorney says the long list is for show. iet appears the in

like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. washington journal continues. host: welcome back. we will spend the next half hour hearing from you on this question. the mostre to, with influential people in the world, who would be on your list? time magazine has done so.

follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> weekday mornings on al jazeera america >> we do have breaking news this morning... >> start your day with in depth coverage from around the world. first hand reporting from across the country and real news keeping you up to date. the big stories of the day, from around the world... >> these people need help, this is were the worst of the attack took place... >> and throughout the morning, get a global perspective on the news... >> the life of doha... >> this is the international news hour... >> an informed look on the night's events, a smarter start to your day. mornings on al jazeera america >>> guys, welcome back to "techknow." i am phil torres. rochelle, what can you tell me about oysters? >> they are in trouble but they are sort of the canary in the coal mine. i went up to the

>> i also didn't put all the stuff i put on twitter on there either. >> you want to take back your warn fox? >> no. >> you don't? >> no. >> why are you running? >> i'm running for office because i think we need politicians who say what they think and who don't hold back. you should not sugar coat and you should not lie. >> you lied to the newspaper. how can can you possibly say that to me? >> i mean, i think politicians should just be honest about what they think. >> why did you lie to the newspaper? >> there is a lot of politicians out there at war with fox. how many other ones have come out and said it it would you agree with me on that. >> you know, mike, it's going to be a long election. will you come back. >> i will come back any time you like. >> you are a piece of work. mike, thank you. good luck in your campaign. straight h. head secretary sebelius not the only woman in washington having a bad day. wait until you hear what happened to lois lerner. also the news everyone is talking about. and we do mean everyone. even karl rove. stephan coal bay taking over david letterman's cha

our report is on twitter. >>> investigators say two planes collide when one was trying to pass the other. witnesses watched as a single engine cessna spiraled into the water. today it was located. the contra costa sheriff's department located two pictures showing where it was found a mile and a half off the coast of richmond. a military replica plane was passing the cessna when the pilot of the replica heard a thump. the cessna went down. the pilot has not been found. the husband and wife in the replica land safely though the plane does have tail damage. >>> 94 of the teen who stowed away on a flight from san jose said she is emigrating to the u.s. to be with her son. today we heard from her living in her somali refugee camp in ethiopia. her 15-year-old son made it on to the runway on april 20th and then hid in a plane's wheel well on a flate to hawaii. abdullah said her ex-husband took the boy to california years ago and told him she had died. when he found out she was alive he sneaked on to the tarmac and then on to that plane in san jose. he is now recovering in hawaii. >>> now anothe

on there for longer periods of time. it goes along with a pretty successful monetizing strategy. >> twitter has been focusing on refining nsumer products. talked about changes they're making to try to make twitter to go mainstream, to make it more appealing to mainstream users. what you think about the evolution of the twitter project and where it needs to go? i think what you are seeing -- what twitter is doing is they are trying to create a platform that will do two things. towill make it easier interface with the technology area and you have more people using the technology you have more enterprises that are interested in the sentiment around what those people are saying. i think a lot of the invention off that platform is about creating new kinds of services that are going to get enterprise customers interested in what their customers are saying and asks us -- and ask is that data in the same way. this isn't just about twitter data, this is data from other sources and other social media necessarilyn twitter properties but twitter may end up aggregating. stoneas speaking with biz who made the point that you don't have

so we are going to answer a question that we got on twitter tonight. ity and the s&p. thanks. carter, help kunal out. >> important, regardless of the security, what's coming on monday is not likely to be good. in terms of facebook, let's do that one. the downside is to 52. close at 56.75 or thereabouts. so the presumption is lower. >> lower for facebook. dan, would you agree? >> yeah, listen in the near term. here's the one point i want to make. they have made $1 billion in acquisitions. they're not going to put up a lousy quarter in such deals. i wouldn't be short this stock into the earnings deal. >> facebook actually did well. >> to me, i think they're horrible. >> you've got a lot of speculative. looks like you're trying to throw what you can begins the wall and see if it sticks. if these things don't pay off, it's massively diluted. >> our thanks to carter for that. meantime, let's get to final call. scott. >> this week's web extra is risk reversal strategy que like on xli. >> carter? >> resist the temptation to think the market is oversold. becaus

you can follow us on twitter on abc7 news, bay area. >> fire destroyed a smaller truck today including every package. the driver was making deliveries near century cinemas and noticed smoke coming out of the cargo area. sky 7 shows where he moved the truck from buildings seconds before flames started shooting out firefighters did find several bottles of an unknown substance. >> a suspect is dead in antioch, killed during an attempted jewelry store robbery this, is video and from what we understand it happened around 4:30 today near summersville road just south of highway 4. police will not say if the suspect was shot by police or perhaps someone at the store. police also say two other people were taken to the hospital breaking news continues on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> the judge in the case of the suspended state senator expects that case will be split into smaller trials yee did not speak with reporters today, inside the judge set another hearing to finalize rules for releasing evidence against yee and 28 others. one attorney says the long list is for show. iet appears the in

on twitter. agree for the reasons michigan made the change, however the wording does open the door for abuse." affirmative action has a good side and a bad side but public places should be accessible to everyone." agree with the dissenting justices, we cannot run from our history of discrimination." mike, new york, democratic caller. caller: hi there. host: you are on the air. caller: this is a highly controversial loaded decision. beirmative action should used on a case to case basis. also, it generates -- i don't know. there is going to be doubt because of the section five gutted, this opens challenges by other states. people will be hurt by minorities and hurt by this decision. journal"e wall street has this chart. prior to tuesday's decision, 8 affirmative action or preferential treatment based on race at public colleges. where and when the practice was ended. ban on affirmative action and the years they did so. 1996 for california. washington state in 1998, a ban on affirmative action. this

our report is on twitter. >>> investigators say two planes collide when one was trying tos pass the otheresses watched as a single engine cessna spiraled into the water. today it was located. the contra costa sheriff's department located two pictures showing where it was found a mile and a half off the coast of richmond. a military replica plane was passing the cessna when the pilot of the replica heard a thump. the cessna went down. the pilot has not been found. the husband and wife in the replica land safely though the plane does have tail damage. >>> 94 of the teen who stowed away on a flight from san jose said she is emigrating to the u.s. to be with her son. today we heard from her living in her somali refugee camp in ethiopia. her 15-year-old son made it on to the runway on april 20th and then hid in a plane's wheel well on a flate hawaii. abdullah said her ex-husband took the boy to california years ago and told him she had died. when he found out she was alive he sneaked on to the tarmac and then on to that plane in san jose. he is now recovering in hawaii. >>> now another round o

follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >>> guys, welcome back to "techknow." i am phil torres. rochelle, what can you tell me about oysters? >> they are in trouble but they are sort of the canary in the coal mine. i went up to the coast to figure out how science is working to figure out what's going on. why don't we take a swim? >> it's not every day you can tag along with the california oyster farmer. >> that little island out there? >> it's so small. >> i know. >> when you do, it's truly exhilarating. >> this floating in the water we called sand waves, one of the ways we grow our baby oysters. >> the 15 mile long bay is peppered with some of the largest oyster farms including the world famous hog island oyster company. >> these are those racks that they are pulling now. each one of those will have 800 oysters in it. dema

we have an update on twitter and on our website at abc7 news.com.ere tomorrow morning covering the clean-up everts. ama, back to you in the studio. >> thank you for that update. the fire is still affecting traffic along i-0. this is a live look right now. traffic is flowing better now through the area. the university off-ramp eastbound however is still closed. the fire also caused train service to stop for a while. these are live pictures from emeryville where all trains are still stopped right now. amtrak officials hope to get the trains moving again soon. stay with us for continuing coverage of this breaking story and our reporting continues right now on twitter, @abc7 news bay area. up the coast of australia, the search for flight 370 is taking a new and perhaps painfully slow turn. the search area has narrowed but the pings believed to have been the real thing now vanishing. abc news reporter clayton zan del has the latest. >> five weeks searching from planes, ships, even submarines and tonight still not a single sign. >> bearing 350. >> they're

first gunshots were heard around four thirty local towing and seeing this message was sent out on twitter. today's race the photos. all honesty i don't post asked to shelter in place. as word spread that an active shooter was on site the huge minute replaced with looks down. lease rates to secure its remixes as emergency services rushed to the scene. the injured were taken by and ruled by a route to a nearby hospital that i've been placed on high and nuts. when and if the mets first responders. after delays in emergency services responded to the scene the gauge. the shirt. mr is dead. the assault inflicted gunshot wound. he summoned with a soldier who served in iraq and was named top mental health problems. but this is not the first time as she too has taken place here at fort hood to the world's largest minute today's into thousands and knowing warm up on the psychiatry is that our son shot dead thirteen people and wounded thirteen others in a killing spree. obviously this reopens the pain of what happened for good. years ago we know these families. we know who. service to our country an

ama, i want you to see the live pictures, people are asking me on twitter, hey, nick is the building next the wooden duck also affected? that, we don't know yet. there is no public information officer on scene yet. right now they are trying to battle the blaze. once again, this fire is not under control. it is raised to three alarms. we do know that the wooden duck, that furniture store is a complete loss. we have been told that is a complete loss. we'll bring you another update before the show ends tonight and of course i will have more tonight at 11:00. in berkeley. >>> all right, nick, thank you for the update. developing news on the tour bus tragedy that killed ten people. the ntsb said they're looking into a report from a witness who said she saw the fedex truck on fire before it crashed into the bus. the home video shows a plume of smoke. a driver saw the flames coming from under the cab of the fedex truck when it swiped their car and ran into the bus. both of the torn-up vehicles are now removed from i-5. the investigators will begin to download information from the data record

donald sterling mess we've seen, the clippers owner, from the players, ex-players, all came out on twitteritter has a real platform. how do they monetize it, i think, is the question. they need to grow that platform. 25% growth isn't the worst thing in the world. the stock is now half of where it was a few months ago. obviously, way ahead of itself. i look at twitter now. a lot of people saying someone should have bought facebook when it was down cheaper. someone should have gotten in there. here you have twitter with a $22 billion market cap. maybe someone may be looking at something like that, because the platform isn't going away. >> would anybody on this desk use this opportunity to buy shares of twitter? >> no -- >> if you were a believer before and you've got an opportunity at a discount today, do you take it? >> well, when it broke 40 a couple of weeks ago, judge, and i said buy it there, and it popped, and knock on wood it did pop, got back up to 45, down here i did buy it today. and i did load some calls into it, meaning it's covered, bought stocks, sold calls, in twitter today. i

there is no word on what led to the shooting. follow us at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> nba will announce what if any punishment the clippers' owner will face for a rant caught on tape and attributed to him. katie marzullo is in the newsroom. >> good point, critical question in all of this has been, is it donald sterling in the recording? this morning tmz is reporting it is quoting sources familiar with the situation saying laws have authenticated it. he makes racist racks to -- remarks to his former mistress. we have seen players protest on the court and warriors coach jackson calling for a boycott of the game in los angeles saying not show up is the biggest statement fans could make. here is jackson and clippers coach doc rivers. >> i do my job, the players are trying to keep their focus and i told them, the way did keep it is alive is by winning. you want to see sterling bounce? >> i want to see him healed. >> the commissioner will discuss the investigation into the situation and possibly review disciplinary actions against sterling at a news confe

follow @ajam on twitter. d he ever did he ha and like aljazeera america on access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. ♪ >>> welcome back to "techknow." marita, you looked at an artificial egg. tell me about this? >> i did. alternatives to animal protein are kind of the thing these days for environmental, health, ethical reasons. i got to check out a company called hampton creek foods that is basically trying to replace the function of an egg in the kitchen. they may be a game changer when it comes to breakfast. let's check it out. e eggs are the ultimate super food,edes, palked with newtrients and proteins. on average, americans eat more than 76.5 billion eggs per year. you can have it any way you want, scrambled, poached, hard-boiled or over easy. this is what most people think of when they think of an egg. breakfast. the egg is more than just breakfast. it's the ultimate multi-tasker in the kitchen. >> it aerates it, brings oil a

you can start a conversation on twitter, because you're outraged about something that happens in the then what are you doing in the real world to couple your twitter activism to help, you know, change the conversation around that issue? so, for example, one of the things i talk about a lot is rape culture. i read an op-ed in "time," which i found really offensive and i was outraged. so i chose to react to that by starting a hashtag and also writing a response in "time." so it was both/and. it was twitter and also offline activism -- well, really not offline, it was a "time" op-ed online, so it was still online. i can't leave the internet. >> all very blurry. >> i haven't been out of my house in months! richard, i felt you responding to her there when she was talking about the both/and of activism. >> yeah, the both/ands of activism, when you look at it, and when i go back to suey park and what the asian pacific islander community is trying to say, is hey, you know, this is a voice where we don't often have an open or an opening to get out our message, so let's do it. and it may not be

so if you're popular -- if you're on twitter, if you're on linked in, use one of those tools.acebook, ask your friends, who have you used? who do you recommend? because if something comes in recommended by a friend, then you know, well, okay, something -- somebody i think i can trust. so it's a starting point to finding somebody tap social networks. >> do you suggest doing something like that, hiring someone or just doing it yourself on squared space or a site like that? >> i would hire somebody to do it. i also love -- i love to, you know, do the research and look out there and bid it out. so you know, i start with craigslist and then you can work your way all the way up through to the international community. getting a website can be anywhere, any time. there might be somebody who is fabulous, who is reasonably priced, supports your aesthetic. >> stu does my website, and their based in melbourne, australia. >> do you have a relationship with them? >> i just e-mail or skype or something and it works great. >> finally here's a question about localization. >> how do we develop

she has millions following her on twitter. she's not simply a movie actress but become an activist, a voice that is sort of speaking on behalf of chinese who are suffering from government neglect, particularly in the area of environmental protection. she talks quite candidly in waying that many chinese and prominent people don't about pollution, about the air pollution, water pollution, quality of food in the country. that is -- that has as much to do with her appeal to her fans as her performances in movies. if you tonight mind my saying, we also have very, very powerful women outside of the field of culture. janet yellen, possibly the most powerful women not just of the day but in any lifetime as the chairman of the fed is on the list along with beyonce. >> you have a real variety of women on the list. you know, other people, americans may not know include you're you're guy's president who is referred to as the poor est president in the world. this activist has quite a bit of influence. >> let me help you with that. her name

join us on twitter and on aljazeera.com.rimetime news. >> i'm john seigenthaler in new york. >> stories that impact the world, affect the nation and touch your life. >> it's like a brawl here in the waters around monterey. >> only on al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow." now we've been talking about this medical marijuana that has very little thc which is usually what we think about with marijuana. you got to check out the research that's really getting underway with this. >> given marijuana 's regulation 1, we're going oget the inside scoop on one of them. >> he was probably like a month or a couple months old baby. he didn't have his tone in his neck. he was unable to hold his neck up. the. >> doctors think vahad's son has a rare degenera tiff disease called batten syndrome. it's difficult to diagnose. from the first seizure he suffered it took doctors another five years to identify it. >> when he first started having his seizures from that point on he started regressing and the doctors couldn't f

. >> i'm taking your questions on twitter and facebook. can contact me on twitter at m finney. >> i'm spencer christian. our camera shows areas of dark clouds over the bay. we have showers around. but a lovely weekend coming up. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> actor james franco apologized for reportedly flirting online. but there is speculation it may be a promotional stunt. franco appeared after he seemingly tried to pick up a scottish 17-year-old named lucy on instagram. he says he was embarrassed by the situation. . >> i guess i'm just a model of how social media is a tricky. it's a a people meet today i've learned because i'm new is that you

we have been following you on twitter. we'll stay on top of this with live updates on ktvu channel 2 and you can follow us on facebook and twitter. more coming up on channel 2 news at 5:00. reality show. >> hard to market to people at first because they were like this is a reality show, why do we want to watch this? that's the point. we did it on purpose. >> you also won the 2013 independen independence spirit award. >> america has a hard time getting the movie because the joke is on them. when they take the movie around the world, everyone is like you stupid americans. >> never ever keep snacks out of your mouth. >> we had a full theater falling out of their chairs. it was fantastic. >> was it fun playing that part of the agent? >> it was great. so sick of these stupid reality stars. if you had to wrangle the jersey shore guys every day, you might be a little bitter too. >> i took it another level and did a train wreck on the freeway. >> you released the movie last year, but now available on itunes. >> amazon and itunes li

she says she has post traumatic stress disorder after being harassed on twitter. she was diagnosed after receiving a stream of on-line is activists. she tweeted "i have ptsd due to on-line harassment and cyber stalking." and they think years of on-line harassment can't cause ptsd. i am here to say it can and it has. you will not silence me. outrage ramped up. she wrote, my ptsd feels the same as any other person who got ptsd for any reason. if you are in the military and harassing me about my ptsd, expect i will be speaking to your commanding officer. the daily mail reached out to her, but she was, quote, not well enough to answer questions. this little guy was also diagnosed with ptsd. >> those boots were awful. here is my take on this. i have a feeling i may be the only one at the table that feels this way. the national institute of mental health says ptsd involves physical harm or the threat of physical harm. being cyber stalked and getting death threats fits easily into that category, so why can't she be suffering from ptsd? >> she could be diagnosed based on

you can follow our news reporting on twitter. in fact we're waiting fon a news conpresence to startxd here. this is in red bluff we'll check in on that and keep you updated on the latest. >> another truck went up in flames. fire shooting out of the oof of the truck. firefighters put out the fire in just four minutes the driver not hurt. eight bottles found that may have been combustible. >> police say they caught the fire that left the scene after hitting and killing a woman. officers arrested her at her home yesterday. a security camera captured an image moments after the deadly crash on march 20th. witnesses say she the driver hit and killed the woman, then returned to the scene before driving away, again. >> a woman cl with kaepernick and two others in a miami hotel, saying she passed out and woke up the next day in a hospital bed. police aren't sure a crime was committed he is not facing charges today tweeting charges made in a story and other stories i've seen are wrong. they make things up about me that never happened ooch c

what's your expectation on how twitter will do after the bell? en it comes to first quarter earnings, we're cautiously optimistic. we gave them a nine out of ten. the one shortfall was on audience. we're looking for 259 million monthly active users, that's slightly ahead of the consensus number. the big question is all these big events in the first quarter, the super bowl, the ncaa tournament, the winter olympics, did they drive audience or usage? we're hopeful they drived both audience and usage. liz: okay. the expectation is for a loss of three pennies a share. what do you expect? >> we're looking for a hoss of a penny. liz: okay. one penny. we're watching that closely. again, for revenue the consensus is about $241.5 million. let me get now to james. james, you do at rapid ratings financial ratings, and you look at the health of a company. on your scale explain to our viewers how you do this and what twitter rates at. >> sure. twitter's rated at 16 out of a 0 out of 100, 100 being the best. liz: that's not good. >> it's not particularly good. l

join us on twitter and on aljazeera.com. >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >>ts the most exciting thing to happen to american journalism in decades. >> we believe in digging deep. >> its unbiased, fact-based, in-depth journalism. >> you give them the facts, dispense with the fluff and get straight to the point. >> i'm on the ground every day finding stories that matter to you. >> in new orleans... >> seattle bureau... >> washington... >> detroit... >> chicago... >> nashville... >> los angeles... >> san francisco... >> al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow." now we've been talking about this medical marijuana that has very little thc which is usually what we think about with marijuana. you got to check out the research that's really getting underway with this. >> given marijuana 's regulati

our reporting continues now on twitter at this web site. >> former san francisco firefighters charged with felony dui after collide with a motorcyclist last june now free on bail. surveillance video obtained by the i team show the fire truck running through red lit hitting a motorcyclist who suffered multiple broken bones as you can imagine from this crash. grand jury indicted former firefighters michael quinn on 3 felony counts late last week. the 43-year-old quinn turned himself in and posted 100,000 dollar bond. expected in court later this week. hours after the crash test results showed quinn had a point 13 blood alcohol level. >> police in oakland investigating a homicide that apparently happened on interstate 5 80 this morning. 17-year-old boy was taken to the hospital around midnight with a gun shot wound and died shortly afterward. second victim eventually drove himself to the hospital and told police he had been shot on 5 80 inter14 avenue. police believe both of the victims were shot about the same time. second victim is expected to survive. >> there is a man hunt under way

you can also follow us on twitter, it's @msnbc your biz. coming up next week the masterminds behind the world's most well known water displays reveal their secrets. versatility. >> and the fun here is what happens when you get those different disciplines, people together in the same room brain storming and you come up with stuff that you would never get with 100 of the smartest people in one field all locked in a room. >> find out how this water design company in southern california has stayed on top by making sure everyone knows each other's job. till then i'm jj ramberg and remember, we make your business our business. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. am

. >> robert broke the story on twitter. follow ktvu and our reporters on twitter for breaking news and updates on stories anytime. >>> there is new information tonight about the miami police investigation involving 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. we are learning new evidence that fills the gap in the time line on how a woman got to the hospital. live now in the news room working to find out more about this. >> reporter: i spoke to a chapterren with the fire department -- capt with the fire department -- capt won the congestive heart failure -- captain with the fire department. . >> reporter: they responded to a 911 call april 2. the first responders transported a woman from the hotel to a hospital. a radio station is reporting the call was made by a player. he said a naked woman was on his friend's bed refusing to leave. that friend possibly 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. according to the police report they were partying with the woman. the report says a crisis intervention team was required to respond. the first r

follow us on twitter, facebook, google plus and more. ♪ this is al jazeera america.than betz live in new york. >> i bow my head in apologies to the families and the victims. >> the captain of the sunken south korean ferry. the u.s. could send soldiers to europe to join military drills as pro-russians refused to budge. customers told they cannot sue. well, tonight, a big change fang

you can follow them on twitter. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> on the next "washington journal", a conversation on the common core standards for k-12 education. our guest is from the thomas institute. and then we have more on the social and economic ramifications on than security. today's headlines, your phone calls, they spoke, and and tweets. ..

minister,kish prime recep tayyip erdogan, has been told to turn twitter back on. certain links were highlighting allegations of corruption against the prime minister's inner circle. turkey's constitutional court said his move to root out twitter violates freedom of expression and individual rights. turkey haven't had normal access to twitter since the 20th of march. the country's constitutional court has ruled the social network service should be restored. >> this judgment means that turkish authorities now have to overthe ban which they put twitter. they will have to do this immediately because of the judgment. it says they have to do it immediately. >> the constitutional court says the twitter ban violates the rights of freedom of expression and and eventual rights. its -- and individual rights. its decision is binding, but it is not clear if it will be turned back on. prime minister recep tayyip erdogan suspended it to the social network was used to transmit recordings pointing to government corruption. he vowed to wipe twitter out in turkey. take stepst i again

join us on twitter and on aljazeera.com. >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "t

so we are going to answer a question we got on twitter tonight. solar city and the s&p 500? thanks. carter, help kpunal. >> sure. important, what's coming on monday may not be good. facebook, the presumption is lower. >> lower for facebook. dan, would you agree? >> these guys have made $22 billion worth of acquisitions in this quarter. they are not going to put up a lousy quarter in the face of such controversial deals. i think it probably goes lower. i wouldn't be short this stock -- >> why are they are controversial deals? facebook did well after that? >> i think it's horrible. >> looks like you're trying to three it against the wall and sticks type of business. >> let's get to the final call. scott? >> risk reversal strategy we like on xli. >> carter. >> resist the temptation to think the market is oversold. presumptively it is not. >> dan. >> oracle, cart ser sayier is s monday is going to be bad. get your put options on it. >> check out our daily segment "inside fast" every day. see you next friday. meantime, don't go anywhere. "mad money" wit