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o developers help you bring more users into the twitter ecosystem? >> one is in the immediate term. ps us grow our syndicated audience. with fabric, developers can embed twitter content with one line of code. they do not have to write their own code around our api. helps grow our syndicated audience. if we become part of the foundation of the ecosystem, around the world, a not -- in or miss opportunities will be realized. >> it seems like it is not good enough for investors. why not say we will not give guidance like google? decision toade a give guidance. it is about credibility and helping your investors understand how you think about the business and i do not want to be hopping around on what, we do not like the way you are reacting so we will take our ball and go home. i do not think that is appropriate. we are trying to build credibility over the long term with our investors and help them understand how we are thinking about the long-term viability and success of the company. >> let's talk about the medium term. in six to 12 months, where do you want twitter to be? you said you

there are so many paying points, you and i are both on twitter. h the feed and you will see what customers want and in that feed will be on carrier 8 and 9 and if you think the first seven were big wait till you see what we have in store after this. >> i am watching you on twitter. john legere, thanks for being here. with your colleagues and adoring fans. >> ok, everybody. >> [cheers] rex coming up, twitter ceo dick costolo. more after this. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. twitter's growth is slowing. twitter reported third-quarter revenue to my 361 in dollars but the net loss widened to 170 5.5 million. the number of active users group 23% but the growth is not coming quickly enough for investors. i sat down with dick costolo and started by asking what wall street is getting wrong? >> we take a long view about the business and trying to build a lasting enterprise. when we think about our aspirational goal to build the largest daily audience in the world, it is all about certainly at its core that audience is composed of o

it is not about, i have one more person following me on twitter. is one more potential relationship that you can connect with and mobilize them on your behalf for your campaign or organization to advance our cause or message challenge. a getty example is the scott brown senate race, not the current one, but when ted kennedy passed away and people fought a republican will never win a massachusetts senate seat. there were people who stood up and said, why not? let's do this. let's donate money, send buses and volunteers. if we did not have people who stepped out in front end to more than they otherwise would, we would never win. it is important to remember to challenge people. and that goes to action. give people things to do be angry and make a phone call. here is the phone number to the capitol switchboard. turn out to your representative's district office. give people things to do, and you will be amazed at what they will do for you. when i started working, i complained star fund-raiser, white on people give us more money to do stuff with the inte

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>> you have to listen on twitter. >> i think you are funny on twitter. look at me pulling back quickly. >> i would be more concerned my husband cheating with his phone. i saw "her." people laugh, but that is what it is coming to. >> you can't compete with that. >> scarlet johansson's voice is like butter -- hoyt, boiling butter -- hot, boiling butter going into your ears. >> is that a good thing? >> no, i tried it. andy, do you have a back burner cat in case the other cat doesn't work out. >> i was putting ads on craigslist for back burners and couldn't figure out why nobody was answering. they thought this is what iment. what i meant. i was looking for some hot lax action. this explains so much. i am happy we did this story. >> when there are split ups in the old day it was depressing for a guy. you had to go to a singles bar and cry into your drink. i would see the guys that just split up and how sad it was. now guys only do it if they have the other exon the ready. then when they break up it is a seemless shift into another world. >> do you think that

don't put this on twitter. pretend that officer wilson had faced for different complaints of using excessive force in the last six months. lets just say the police department decided to -- that that information could poison the jury that his hearing that case. we better keep that secret. after all, we want to be fair. that would be a complete injustice to keep that secret. that might be relevant. do you see what i'm saying? >> we are talking apples and oranges. a juvenile record that is closed , while somebody is living, should not be open just because they are dead, and shown to the public. >> another question coming. a ton of questions appear. there is a lack of trust between the public and the police, but also between the public and the media. how does this coverage change that relationship? will anything change this dynamic between the public and the media? >> the coverage has not change the public's mind much. they think the media has been, according to this poll, they think the media has hurt more than he

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conservatives on twitter fought back for her. e went from 30,000 to over 50,000 twitter followers within two weeks. she's made such a difference in getting the message out for conservatives. i asked her to come and talk to us about how she's doing it. you can tune into that online next tuesday at noon if you're interested. to close on this, eric and i are working with all of these bloggers and influencers every day, through our work with rightsocial.com and with our work through the franklin center. if you want to learn more about these individuals, making sure they're heard and making sure your messages are getting to them as well, please feel free to get in touch. here's our information, if you want to get in touch with us. twitter is an easy way. we don't even have our e-mail up there, because that's so old school. so that's -- yeah. that's pretty much all we have. i don't know that we have time for questions. >> i would just say, if you want to get involved, if there's no time for questions, we'll be around for a while. if you

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this is a story abc 7 news reporter david louie broke on twitter at 2:40 this afternoon. he santa clara county health department in san jose with more on the story. david? >> reporter: well, the stanford doctor has been identified as a 43-year-old san mateo county resident and a frequent volunteer with medical missions overseas. while the state didn't issue its mandatory quarantine for ebola treatments until today, it appears this case is being treated with some latitude by local health officers. no federal or state quarantine orders existed when dr. bucks returned to the bay area last friday. an emergency department surgeon, he spent just over a month treating ebola patients in liberia. local health officials consulted with state and federal health officers to put him under a modified quarantine as a health care provider under some risk. he must stay away from work and away from others. however, he has been given permission to go jogging by himself. he must take his temperature twice daily and report in to county health officials. this is video of the doctor from a story

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i said thanks for the follow on twitter. >> are we on seven-second delay. >> can i say that? teasing you. harris, your thoughts you find more hate coming from one side or the other? >> what ising interesting in my twitter feed i see people battling back and forth and they get mad at me if i don't weigh in. i'm doing the news. no, i don't really have anything to say about. that i'm not getting in mitt middle of that. i will defriend everybody here. they fight among themselves. sometimes when i'm bored i watch it. >> i like to retweet and republish nasty comments. >> you are, you provoke. you're an instigator. can i talk about one of the funniest back and forth i ever seen you do, masterful. with carlos danger. aka anthony weiner the weiner. you cleaned his clock, filleted him on twitter. why do you engage liberals? >> i don't know. they want me to tease but jay finally fixed the banner, check it out. now things are a right on the "outnumbered" set. >> he called us ladies. i'm happy. >> where are we? which camera? you thought onesies for baby's only. one designer cryings let es

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we will take your phone call and look for comments on twitter. one of the races listed as a tossup i the cook political report is the one in california's 52nd congressional district. againstres got peters republican challenger carl dimaio. here is a look at the most recent debate. you get all of the special interest that load up these big bills, thousands of pages long and we crowd of the issues people agree on. here we need to secure the border. we need to secure the border first. we need to put resources and accountability behind securing our nation's border, not only so we can prevent an immigration system where people get to run to the front of the mind but for national security issues. who knows who is able to cross into our border in terms of care -- terrorist groups. border security is a critical progress -- prerequisite. look at the polling. nationally and here in san diego. independents and republicans. members of congress constantly want to put poison pills that become thousands of pages long. they point fingers at each other. i think we

remember to follow us on twitter. . >>> good morning. i'm richard jordan. developing overnight, more pro tests in south st. louis after an 18-year-old was shot and killed by an off-duty police officer yesterday. this is some of the video there. you can see those protests getting pretty violent. police officers using pepper spray. in exchange, some demonstrators vandalized some police cruisers. myers was shot and killed by the off-duty officer. the victim's family says that he was not armed. police saying he did have a gun and he shot at the off-duty officer three times. that officer fired back up to 17 times, shooting and killing myers there on the street. the justice department is being called in to investigate. local leaders say they welcome an independent investigation here. that's the latest from the live desk. >>> this protest comes to months after police shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown in ferguson, missouri. the protest begins with a march to the office of the prosecutor where the group will demand that officer wilson be charged. there will

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you can continue to watch the news on twitter. and it's now 7-0, kansas city. >> still ahead tonight and odds are. >> what went wrong tonight on the mission to the international space station. >> and later, i'll talking to a bay area man who is spear heading a museum a thousand years of jewish history before the holocaust that opened today we'll take you there. >> shock waves over virginia today commercial rocket exploded just seconds after liftoff just before 4:00 our time after explosion it fell back to earth then burst into flames. it was carrying 5,000 pounds of cargo to people living there. this caused significant damage to the launch complex as you can imagine. >> last year millions of people had their credit card information stolen. details from our sister station in los angeles. >> credit cards seen as a convenience but today's world of data hacking that favors thieves. last year more than 18 million californians learned their financial data had been stolen. >> that is a 600% increase. >> in the report the number of data br

>> the picture. >> someone mocked up a fake picture and put it on twitter. well it is on twitter. my gosh, i better share it. okay. we never ran a word of that until we could track it down and we found out it was false. and then, we were very happy that we hadn't done that. what is the difference there? the difference there is that, you know, journalists, i know there are nabj members here, god bless you, young, smart, aspiring journalists, you have to save us here, our society from this trend of just spreading rumor and, and spreading opinion about things and not getting to the fact because traditional journalism as wisenned and wrinkled as it seems to be, traditional journalism still holds the most important thing is the truth, the truth. and so you don't report things you see on twitter. you go check it out and figure it out and you do it fast because you're still competing against all those folks. so it is very fascinating out this is developed and it will continue to do so. >> okay. got a question. do you believe that the citizen response to the media presence was exceptional

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follow us on twitte twitter @first4traffic. . >>> in the day ahead, there could be traffic troubles intrict after a morning rush. hundreds of taxicabs are expected to take part in a caravan protest like this one in june. starting 10:30, cabbies will meet at east potomac park and drive to the capitol and end at freedom plaza. they say uber and lift should follow the same rules they do. the taxicab drivers say those app-based companies are unfair advantages pause they don't pay the same fees. they want d.c. couple to take action. >>> teen buying habits are important for retail. now we get a look at the things teens say they the cannot live without. kate, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, aaron. well, teenagers love to shop. their fickle buying habits can boost or burst a retailer's fortune. a closely watched report finds most kids own a smartphone. two-thirds have an iphone. most are very loyal to apple saying their next phone will also be an iphone. but few teens have a smart watch. 16% are interested in paying that $350 price tag for the watch. the concept of weari a watch

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share your photos on twitter or instagram using #giants 2 win and we could use your photo on air. stay with us tonight for our still believein' giants following this newscast. we will hear from scott reiss and joe fonzi will tell us who is starting and the difference that could make it or break it for the giants, tonight at 6:30 p.m. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. when you call 911 the last thing you expect is to have to wait for someone to answer the call. the problem is, that is what happens for many people in the east bay. it happens when calling 911 from the cell phone. it goes to the dispatch center. but police tell us plans are in the works to change that. and ktvu's allie rasmus is here and explains the challenge ahead. >> reporter: it is a plan that could take years to complete but police say their goal is to accept some 911 cell phone calls by the end of the year. some say that change can't come soon enough. >> reporter: four years ago. she remembers that day when she waw a woman -- saw a woman get hit by a car. >> i saw her fall and fall into the streets. >> reporter: she knew if

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. >> you may not believe this, they posted these pictures on their twitter account, the eagles team photo was done very fast, just like everything else. the offense and the plays and you name it and if they make the super bowl they will be a work of art. >>> cecily tynan has the accuweather forecast when we come right back. with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the lights on. three days later, pennsylvania's unemployment rate goes up for the second straight month. under tom corbett, we've fallen from 9th to 47th in job creation. and on september 25th, pennsylvania's credit is downgraded for the fifth time in two years. why would we give tom corbett four more years? >>> meteorologist, cecily tynan, is here to tell us what to expect for our evening. >> we have 12 hours of this on and off before this moves off. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing philadelphia is getting a break in the action however, we have a band of not only heavy rain but also thunderstorms moving through newcastle, k

it's not about, i have one more person following me on twitter who can see what i post. that's one more potential relationship you can connect with and mobilize them on your behalf or your campaign or organization's behalf to advantages your cause or -- advance your cause or message. challenge, a good example is the scott brown senate race. not the current one but when ted kennedy passed away and nobody thought a republican would win a mas senate seat. people stood up and said, why not? let's send buss and volunteers. if we didn't have people to challenge people to do more they otherwise would, we would never win. it's important we remember to always challenge people, and then that goes to action. give people things to do. don't just say, be angry about obamacare. be angry about obama cad and make a phone call. here's a phone number to the u.s. capitol switchboard, turn out to your representative's district office, give people things to do and you'll be amazed at what theyll do for you. i used to when i started working in new media ifp, complained to our fundraiser, why d

we push it out there on facebook and twitter. and so i would say visit on any learn what lets and we're doing. you don't have to agree with it, you have too be angry about it. i'm thrilled that you're angry about something that we did. that's actually good because you care. ou're if i tell you the bathroom's on fire. are you going to believe that? are you going to believe the bath is on fire? tell you the b fire. are you going to believe that? are you going to believe the bath is on fire? >> it's a relationship. you grow a relationship with news orter or the station. you get a trusted relationship. like i know i can watch kmlv and they're going to give me the facts. if you feel passionately then you're fine. if you see something randomly on twitter and you don't know who this person is, you don't know if this picture is accurate maybe you do need to do a little digging. of tier urth night gas, this is not tier gas, it's up to me and other people who were out there saying, no. we know what tear gas is we've experienced this, this i

you can follow digital update from kansas city follow him on twitter and on facebook page. be reporting be reporting live from cans city. follow him on twitter and facebook. >> so much fun. >> yes it is. >> just great. >> still to co-what would you do if you found 120,000 dollars really happened. one bay area woman did and why it was so important to her children. >> high tech scare crew on alert at lax and cancelled international flight. the 5 words that caused the problem. >> i'm abc 7 news sand why live doppler 7hd tracking halloween storm. let you know if it's going to materialize into rain here in the bay area and dampen g up. >> thanks sand yeah. and the new tipping point. big dollar change coming to the bay area. >> 7 news at 11:00 will be change coming to the bay area. >> 7 news at 11:00 will be right back ♪ oh no, we have a dress code here, and it's not see through. next! whoa, this is a lunchbox, not a halloween bag. so sorry - this lunchbox is already at capacity. rrrrr...a natural beauty. you're making me melt. shall we? mini babybel is 100% natural cheese. a goo

sheryl posted these pictures on twitter with some of the mayors taking part. the event is happening now at the kizer center in oakland and goes until 5:00 tonight. community leaders are talking about a program to help our region quickly recover from future disasters. you can follow sheryl on twitter @sherylabc7. >>> reminder, sheryl is taking a look back at loma prieta tomorrow at 6:30 with the special "15 seconds: 25 years later." we would like for you to join us. >>> all right. meteorologist mike niko ahead with the forecast. >> we have some rain in the forecast. a couple of times. before we get to that, we have some cooler-than-average temperatures. plus, the winter outlook was just issued by noaa. i'm not sure you'll like what you see for december, january, and february. that forecast coming up also. >> said that kind of dryly. >>> plus, explore where you live this weekend. cool places to check out around the bay area. >>> we have breaking news right now in oakland. you're looking at the scene of a freeway offramp shut down in oakland. according to the chp

inch to an inch of rain and sierra gets plenty of rain and high elevation snow like i showed you on twitteren-day outlook shows temperatures remainest on wednesday, up to 80 for the rest of us and cooling on tuesday especially friday interest saturday with chance of rain. >>> as we look right new from san mateo bridge, traffic is filling up as you make it from hayward to foster city taking on a minute extra to the commute and now we have 11 minutes from hayward to foster city cross the water and toward the peninsula and 101 to 80 northbound and southbound, moving along without any problems and you can see it, how clear it is. we are not seeing the heavy, heavy traffic, and a few people hitting snooze because of all of partying. who can blame them, right? southbound highway 242 the accident is causing heavy delays through concord and now we have backups fromly four possibly one lane blocked at 36 miles per hour is the top speed and 580 is nothing but trouble, tracy to dublin 52 minutes and 27 minutes west highway four from antioch to concord. >> how low will they go? the welcome news drivers

the battle for control of congress, stay in touch and engage by following us on twitter, at c-span and liking us on facebook. >>> coming up, a conversation with university of minnesota president eric kaler, it's part of c-span's washington journal series on the big 10 conference which looks at some of the challenges facing higher education. this is 40 minutes. >>> here on washington journal, we kick off the first of our big 10 college tour with visits to big 10 college campuses and talking to presidents of the big 10 colleges and universities. colleges that educate half million people each year and i'll indicate $10 billion a year to research throughout the country and beyond. we are joining this morning in minnesota by eric kaler, who is the president of the university of minnesota. tomorrow we will hear from interim president james linder of the university of nebraska and on friday sally mason, president of the university of iowa. joining us from minneapolis is eric kaler, president of the university of minnesota. president kaler, thank you for joining us this morning here on washing

>> thank you, sand -- sandhya. >> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobileevices. our next newscast is 5:00 a.m. >> right here and right now on jimmy kimmle, martin short. >> have a wonderful weekend. >> jimmy: we have a fun show for you tonight. the great martin short is here. we have music from steve aoki, and we have animals. animal trainer dave salmoni is here. i thought it might be fun to get a sneak peek of the animals tonight. >> jimmy, good to see you. >> jimmy: good to see you, too. >> that's a paca. and my cape penguins are here. sorry -- they were here a minute ago. >> jimmy: what do you mean? you're missing your penguins? what the hell is that? >> 50/50 on the penguin. >> jimmy: whoa. marty. what in the name of satan the devil is going on here? >> back off! we're ready to rumble. let's go, guys.

>>> arguably, modern history's most famous intern is now on twitter and on a mission.ica lewinsky wants to fight cyber bullying. becoming an advocate. she explained why during the speech at the forbes 30 under 30 summit in philadelphia monday. >> i was patient zero. the first person to have their reputation completely destroyed worldwide. via the internet. there were gossips, news, and entertainment websites replete with comment sections and e-mails could be forwarded. staring at the computer screen, i spent the day shouting, oh, my god, and i can't believe they put that in, or that's so out of context. and those were the only thoughts that interrupted a relentless mantra in my head. i want to die. when i ask myself how best to describe how the last 16 years has felt, i always come back to that word. shame. my own personal shame, shame that befell my family, and shame that befell my country. >> with me now, political reporter. i have to say, i commend her for taking on becoming an advocate. but then there's that little voice in me, peter hamby, that wonders, yes, she p

followers on twitter eter for alerting me to this. on tuesday, the city of oakland is going to elect a new mayor there are 15 people running. one of them is a gentleman named peter lou. on his website, he describes himself as the world's smartest leader. here he is in a q and a with "the san francisco chronicle." >> something surprising about me is, i had a relative who called me a piece of [ bleep ] ten years ago and improved him wrong. because when i use the power safety plan, i get to know how to create teamwork, how to learn about leadership, how to create companies and i became a multimillionaire because of that. and because i rose from being the poor to rich, i would teach people how to go on to be successful with the same plan that i took. >> jimmy: he has an amazing success story. very successful guy. the best ear lobes i think i've ever seen. he claims to be a multimillionaire and he's running for mayor because god asked him to. this is his picture from the official election website. if that's his tinder profile, i am swiping

you can follow digital update from kansas city follow him on twitter and on facebook page. mike will also be reporting live from cans city. follow him on twitter and facebook. >> so much fun. >> yes it is. >> just great. >> still to co-what would you do if you found 120,000 dollars really happened. one bay area woman did and why it was so important to her children. >> high tech scare crew on alert at lax and cancelled international flight. the 5 words that caused the problem. >> i'm abc 7 news sand why live doppler 7hd tracking halloween storm. let you know if it's going to materialize into rain here in the bay area and dampen your plans coming up. >> thanks sand yeah. and the new tipping point. big dollar change coming to the bay area. >> 7 news at 11:00 will be change coming to the bay area. >> 7 news at 11:00 will be right back it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a wel