i have never actually read from this book outloud, at least, so this will be a first for me, obviously. i'm -- the book generally is about i guess the more personal side of data rather than the marketing or the kind of nsa security. so i worked for a dating site of helped start a dating site so you see people doing ridiculous things, not as crazy as the former president, i guess. i wanted to tell some of that, at least through data. i'm going to try to find a passage that does that without any charts which none of you guys can see from there. so, i'll just dive in, i guess. that's how it goes. as for the data's authenticity much is in a sense fact check because the internet is part of everyday life. you give the site your gender and age and gives you a name of somebody to meet for a beer. i if you upload another person's picture as your own you resident get more dates but imagine meeting the dates in person. they're expecting walt they saw online. if the real you isn't close the data -- this is the trend. >> online and offline world, built-in social pressure keeps many but not all of t

for crying outloud. >> weather. >> arctic air is is coming in.news is we won't get hit head on but a glancing blow will be cold enough especially as we go into friday and saturday. by the way with 68 today that will be a distant memory tomorrow. we had to issue a yellow alert for tomorrow. i just feel the showers will get in here in time for the evening rush hour and there's enough of them to cause some just slow you down, basically just be a nuisance type activity. relative humidity only 50%. the dew point upper 20s pretty dry air mass and 47 downtown, low 40s in the burbshow much colder are we now than 24 hours ago? 18 degrees colder, 28 degrees colder in pittsburgh and 28 degrees colder in charleston so the cold air is just about to jump over the mountains so a cold start and chilly finish tomorrow, bus stop temperatures 32-44 so the kids will need a sweatshirt. yellow alert thursday afternoon and evening for showers that will impact probably the latter part of the evening commute. you're fine in the morning no worries about that. 6:00 we have

. >> on the stand, the prosecution asked erica to read outloud sections of pedro's journal, thoughtsd show the jury just how fixated on her he was. >> i can win her back. i will win her back. i want to give up everything to be with her again. >> reporter: but it was the sight of an evidence bag containing christian's backpack, his personal stuff from a care-free happy time that caused erica to lose it on the stand. >> i got really emotional, you know. i got really thrown back. i was just like, why did you have to bring this out? why would you want to show me this? >> reporter: and the prosecution wasn't done. there was more to its theory of motive. despite their best efforts, christian and erica hadn't done a very good job concealing their relationship from pedro. >> pedro went into christian's facebook and e-mail accounts and red conversations between erica and christian. >> reporter: so christian was the romantic rival and he needed to go, argued the state. >> we knew that he knew about it prior to them going off that day. >> reporter: and this wasn't simply a kriecrime of passion,

is her tweet "yeah, the 1989 world tour is happening" -- i don't think this was meant to be read outloude arer concert daylights, first interested, levi stadium is highlighted on the list in santa clara, august 15 next year. mark your calendar. >> what could be a whole signature met, matt keller reading taylor swift tweets. >> back with seven things to know before you >>> it is now 6:54 whether you are just joining us or headed outdoor an update on breaking news, a family of three and their dog are safe after escaping an early morning house fire in concord that broke out near clayton road. crews say the garage and house were on fire when they got there but they knocked it down in ten minutes. >>> two, we have problems over the altamont pass as overturned big rig not causing slowing in the eastbound direction at grant line road but plenty of slowing in the westbound direction and we have a life flight helicopter awaiting to transports a couple of victims away from the scene but we still have one person trapped and diesel fuel and 30 minutes until it is cleared. >> our sunrise is bursting

i said that outloud.as not killed in her upside down and totalled plane was little short of miraculous that she was virtually uninjured, even more so. she unbuckled herself, smashed through the front window, took these pictures. tried to text them. maybe the coordinates would help someone find her, but she could get no signal. they weren't going anywhere. so she tried to radio for help. >> 516, my plane is down. i'm in the mountains somewhere, can you find me? and there was no reply. i tried twice. >> she smelled gas near the plane. so, she made a risky decision, she would follow the creek and try to walk out. >> well, i've got to get out of here before this catches on fire. >> it seems to me you had a pretty lousy chance of being found, but the only one chance really was if you were beside that plane? >> exactly. i knew i wasn't going -- the odds that i would make it and survive that trek were very unlikely. >> 12,000 feet above sea level, hundreds of miles from nowhere, utterly alone, she started walkin

they were jailed on false charges of helping the outloud muslim brotherhood. they are appeal their convictions. one was given an additional three years for having a spent bullet in his possession, something that he picked up at a protest. >> in syria, isil launched an attack in a border town of kobane. a suicide bomber detonated explosives in the town. it appears that kurdish fighters back by the u.s. led coalition were able to maintain control of the area. at least 30 fighters from both sides are dead. kobane's been the center of intense fighting over the last two months with isil trying to take control. today's attacks sparked rumors that isil may have gained access to the town through turkey's side of the border. that is a claim turkish officials are denying. >> the allegations such as suggesting either are militants or their vehicles are using turkish territory are unfounded. there's no touch thing. our border is being protected 24 hours by our military. it is impossible for them to cross over into our border. there has been fighting continuing on the othe

and because our conversation was being recorded i'll let you read in the book rather than tell it outloud. prance an r-rated episode. finally, when i called them up, wanted to say,s do you work for this company? what can you tell me? tom, the husband, answered the phone and here's what he said. back before, ten years ago when you put up pictures on the enter threat there was total anonymity. enough it's like that there him in. you put up a picture on the internet and you get a guy from harvard calling you on your cell phone. the littlest, smallest piece of information can lead to a lot of stuff. and this is incidentally what ann looks like today. but as i say, a little piece of information like a mosaic, is hard to see anything from, about if you add a few more pieces and a few more pieces and more over time, the full picture comes into view. and that is the importance of why you should give thought to how you share your data. ultimately, i'm not one who says you must do this and you must follow these prescriptions. i'm just advocating that people give thought to this world of data collec

and he sounds -- and i read that outloud when i got home to hear it. and he is terrified by his own words. clearly the grand jury chose to believe him. >> this is not the end of this, though. there's a justice department investigation, and there would be a civil suit. >> yes, i expect there to be a civil suit by the brown family for wrongful death. >> president obama's message to america this morning is to accept the rule of law in a rare nighttime news conference. he urged protesters to stay peaceful. major garret is at the bhous where the president says race relations are still struggling in this country. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president obama did not watch the prosecutor's announcement last night, but his top advisers did. they briefed him. he moved from the residence to the west wing and prepared to address the nation. all very routine. in his remarks the president stressed in part that the the grand jury did its job. >> there are american who is agree with it and there are americans who deeply disappointed, even angry. it'

. >> nothing that i can read outloud. >> okay, i promised them mean tweets. >> i thought things for me want to hear the tweets you get, i get them too. >> we go to jimmy kimmel, another edition of mean tweet thes. this is where celebrities read mean tweets that people have written about them. >> gwyneth paltrow, you ugly [ bleep ] big bird looking [ bleep ] shut [ bleep ] up. unpopular opinion, lena dunham's boobs are dog noses. doesty burr have a student loan problem? he looks john ham if john ham was a crack addict how hold is bob newhart now? 120. i think brittney spears is stalking me on the radio, quit forcing your suckage on me you tired [ bleep ]. geena davis is a man's man. i hope you all have a great weekend, except you lisa kudrow, [ bleep ] you. if a alien landed and demanded somebody to eat, i would drive straight to adam staandler's hoe with a net. [ bleep ]. >> lisa kudrow, generally tickled. i liked her reaction. >> and brittney spears. >> she was too. >> who gains the most from president obama's decision to act alone on immigration. and then, in buffalo, the end of that

it literally said outloud i'm going to school with or without you. >> i think i have said that too. >ng rules. congratulations on the video. we linked up the videoed on "fox & friends" page. this will be a fun stocking stuffer. >> thanksgiving miracle, two boys stuck under a pile of snow for hours with time running out. one of the police officers who helped save their lives joins us here next hour. >> and, do you pack heavy when you travel? a brand new invention claims to change the whole game. oh wow. >> cosco, trader joes, and i just can't get the smile off my face. and my daughter hands me a cd of the latest disney tunes details on the latest developments and arrests overnight. >> and call it a thanksgiving miracle. police rescue two buried in a snow bank for hours. >> motivating each other like to not go to sleep. keep yelling. keep moving our body. trying to break out. >> one of the hero officers is here live this hour. >> and never say never turns out pig does fly. but no one said it ended well. this woman tried to take a pig on a plane. didn't go so well. "fox & friends" hour t

is that why he is not saying that outloud? >> clearly that's what he is doing.ct the men and the women on the ground. the other thing in terms of brings is they talk about also asking for a $.6 billion. well, the iraqis should be paying for that i have said from early on that, you know, george herbert walker bush in 1991 wrote the book on this. we should be getting others to pay for. this americans will go on the ground there the iraqis can write that check. then the third point that i would make from admiral kirby's statements yesterday, they talked about the training of the free syrian army. and that we're going to be training a thousand of these people. we are two months into this and they haven't even begun the vetting process. it's incon seervel to me that they would not have moved the ball an inch on that issue. and it's really -- it's -- it's stunning, the poor performance in the management of national security here is just -- it's stunning. >> so this began with 3 hundred odd troops and another 300 and then 450 and then the other day 1500. if you were to