the context of those ads is what they're looking for. s.pay money to see with facebook is doing is making a baby step towards making the advertising really contextually relevant to the facebook members. in my mind, if someone assuring me the opportunity to buy a really good guitar, that's a positive thing in my stream. if i had nothing but guitar ads, i would probably buy more than one guitar in the first six months of the year. >> how does facebook know what i'm doing on the web? >> you are using to connect to sign into lots of other sites. that, the authentication process gives them data and gives you security, gives you all of these other things. i actually think this notion here that if i'm on a site that i know i like and they know i like, is it ok if we show you stuff relevant to that? i can turn it off if i don't like it? that is part of facebook .aturing >> fiu are going to say they are becoming a utility. toi thought you were going say they are becoming a utility. >> a are the way adults communicate. now with snapchat and instagr

users can decide just how they see the ads and what ads they see. facebook will allow users to view ad profiles based on facebook and internet activity. we welcome our special guest host for this hour. an early investor in facebook and yell. cofounder of silver lake partners, the first private equity fund focused on technology. he's also doing a hundred shows with his band this year. >> every greenroom should have a few instruments. >> we have a story that broke overnight. a major executive change at twitter. rowghani resigns his position although he will remain a strategic advisor to dick costolo. this comes after seven months after they go public. we've seen a lot of pressure to boost growth and getting them to spend more on the service. what do you make of this? >> i think twitter remains an extraordinary opportunity lost and, i think, a bad user experience. if i look at the embedding that twitter has done in the entertainment industry and broadly, it's amazing. >> i was watching some covers of the hockey game last night. the espn guys were using

why am i seeing this ad. >> reporter: a pop-up will give an explanation of why the ad was placed. ature will also tell facebook what ads you want. >> they're going to serve up ads no matter what you want. the point of view is you may have a little bit of a say over what ads you see and don't see. >> reporter: they said the changes will take effect in the coming weeks. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> new jersey governor chris christie has not committed to a 2016 presidential bid but on tonight with jimmy fallon he talked about it. >> hypothetically. >> hypothetically. >> you run for president. >> hypothetically. >> hypothetically hillary clinton runs for president. >> hypothreatic will i. >> hypothetically do you think you could beat her. >> hypothetically? you bet. >> before the interview he spoofed the george washington bridge scandal and his fandom of bruce springsteen. >>> straight ahead ka car manufacturer shares with its competitors. and one of the original stars is put in the hospital. bentaste-free andr, dissolves completely. and unlike other fibers, you'll only know

point of view is you may have a little bit of a say over the kinds of ads that you're seeing and seeing. >> reporter: facebook starting alerting users about the changes thursday and will let them know when the changes will take effect in the coming weeks. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> new jersey governor chris christie has not committed to a 2016 presidential bid but on "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon, he talked about it. >> hypothetically. >> hypothetically. >> you run for president. >> hypothetically. >> hypothetically hillary clinton runs for president. >> hypothetically. >> hypothetically do you think you could beat her. >> hypothetically? you bet. >> before the interview he spoofed the george washington bridge scandal and his fandom of bruce springsteen. >>> well, straight ahead, a carmaker shares its paentss with competitors. >>> and an accident on the set of the new "star wars" movie puts one of the original stars in the hospital. and one of the original stars is put in the hospital. benefiber is clear, taste-free and dissolves completely. and unlike other fi

there's an option to remove the ads. the third option, obviously for egregious violations is to suspend the advertiser account. but interestingly enough, some of these sophisticated scammers will immediately try to open new accounts and try to push their ads, again, through these filtering systems so it becomes a little bit of a cat and mouse game. >> would you say it's easier to target vulnerable populations through online advertising? when some of the more traditional methods or, and do you think more online companies are going to be -- sometimes with online they think it's a personal message to them. these are often just from people. >> well, i think that these types of scams a attract the largest constituencies as possible. be it weight loss, hair loss, whatever you name it. and, again, i think we're seeing these types of ads across the board both in print, or in print media and online. >> okay. >> how about the protection of tate to? i mean, more and more we're using data collection, things like the fit. i have my --

harold i harrelson what r organization doing to stop these parties from placing the ads on the website and perhaps those ads to the list of people? in th the trust in the advertisement database he is making sure that the internet economy into this vibrant advertising the system. our companies have very sophisticated automated filtering systems that look for this kind of stuff. and when we do find these type of ads they are automatically removed. even from the systems. in most cases long before they are actually served by or seen by the users. but at the same time, as we are notified and we do see the ads that are on the platforms currently are immediately removed and the advertiser account is removed and appropriate action is taken and wanted. unwanted. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> senator klobuchar. >> thank you for holding this hearing and thank you to all of you. yesterday i looked up the top selling weight-loss products on amazon. and even with the ftc's actions against green coffee marketers, green coffee is still a product in the top 20 selling products. the rest of the products

i understand your member companies permanently suspend ad accounts if the violation of the ad policy is high. what does that mean? how many accounts have been suspended? are there temporary suspensions? >> every company has different approaches and policies in place. however, it depends on the severity of the violation. or if there are multiple violations. there are options where member companies may, for example, work with the advertiser to fix the ad and make sure it is in compliance. there is an option to remove those ads. the third option, for egregious violations, is to suspend the advertiser account. interestingly enough, some of the sophisticated scammers will immediately try to open new accounts. try to push their ads through the filtering systems. it becomes a little bit of a cat and mouse game. >> when you say it is easier to target vulnerable populations through online advertising, you think more online companies are going to be -- sometimes they think it is a personal message to them. often just from people. >> these types of scams attract the largest constituencies. be it

the violation. it also plays an important role in bad ads. we carefully review consumer complaints and quickly take action when warranted. over the course of 18 months, aol, google, facebook, twitter, yahoo! have rejected over 200 million ads related to weight loss and dietary supplements due to numerous policy violations. all stakeholders are working hard to stop these ads, some of these sophisticated scammers fallingh to find ways within the guidelines and circumvent the automated filters. aol, facebook, google, twitter, to helpo! are committed protect users across the web. we can make me web base a for place for everyone. thank you for this opportunity to testify. haralson.ou, dr. >> thank you, madam chair, members of the committee. thank you for this opportunity discuss this. we're the oldest and largest trade association in the natural products industry and we represent thousands of retailers, manufacturers, distributors and dietary supplements, personal care and millions of americans who you supplements each year. owners, small business

, because the context for the ads is the context people are looking for. ey pay money to see ads. i think what facebook is doing is making a baby step toward making the advertising really contextually relevant to the facebook members. and in my mind, there is nothing but goodness. if someone is showing me the opportunity to buy a really good guitar, that is a positive thing in my stream. if i have nothing but guitar at, i probably would have more than one guitar the first six months of the year. >> but you might be broke. how does facebook know what i'm doing on the web when i'm not on facebook? >> keep in mind, you are using facebook connect to sign into a lot of other sites. the authentication process gives them data and gives you security. it gives you confidence and all these other things. it has been a very positive trait. i actually think this notion -- if i'm on a site that i know i like and they know i like and they say, is it ok to show you stuff relevant to that and i can turn it off if i do not like it, to me, that is all goodness. this is part o

claiming the virtue of reverse mortgages for seniors. are these ads telling consumers the truth? >>> welcome back to "reality check," there have been more than 23 wildfires in california this year, plus a persistent drought. governor brown recently said climate change is to blame for the extreme conditions and made a bold claim about certain members of congress. specifically, he said, quote, it is true that there is virtually no republican that accepts the science of climate change. i mean, there is no scientific question, just political denial. so is it true that virtually no republican lawmakers believe in climate change? let's check it out by the numbers. what you'll see is there are 278 total elected republicans in congress. that is the house and senate combined. and based on the web site, eight of those folks have been on the record as saying they believe in climate change. it would be nine, but john mccain flip-flopped his stance. if you're doing the math, that is 3% of all republican lawmakers in our nation's capital, backing climate change pub

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the violation. it also plays an important role in bad ads. we carefully review consumer complaints and quickly take action when warranted. over the course of 18 months, aol, google, facebook, twitter, yahoo! have rejected over 200 million ads related to weight loss and dietary supplements due to numerous policy violations. all stakeholders are working hard to stop these ads, some of these sophisticated scammers fallingh to find ways within the guidelines and circumvent the automated filters. aol, facebook, google, twitter, to helpo! are committed protect users across the web. we can make me web base a for place for everyone. thank you for this opportunity to testify. haralson.ou, dr. >> thank you, madam chair, members of the committee. thank you for this opportunity discuss this. we're the oldest and largest trade association in the natural products industry and we represent thousands of retailers, manufacturers, distributors and dietary supplements, personal care and millions of americans who you supplements each year. owners, small business

idea that targeted ads, personalized ads are the way of themuch money are we talking about? well facebook earned more than $2 billion in ad revenue in the first quarter of this year. users should start to see these changes in the coming weeks. live outside facebook headquarters, betty yu, kpix5. >> now if you don't want the targeted ads, you can say no through facebook. you will have to go to a different website to opt out. >>> radio legend casey casum is dying. the 82-year-old is bedridden. a feeding tube is all keeping him alive. and a judge ruled the daughter can remove the feeding. he is suffering and it is dragging out the process. he is known for hosting american top 40 for four decades. >> i used listen to that count down and i would write down all the songs and it is this is the number one song this week. i got excited about this. you had to listen to that show or your weekend was incomplete. >> besides hosting american top 40, casey casum was the voice of shaggy on scooby doo. what do you remember about the top 40? post on our faceboo

. >> host: in your most recent book called me to find my people were added the title come from? >> guest: it comes from an ad that people placed ads in newspapers following the civil war. a civil war and it. 1865, april 1865. october of 1865 you start to see these as the people placed in newspapers looking for family members. they kept placing these ads up until about 1903, the last date that i can find. and so this is language from one of them. >> host: and here it is. i don't know if you can see it. can you read that? >> guest: i don't know if i can from over there. it was the color of tennessean out of national tennessee. it appears and, i think, october of 1865. try to read it. i mold. some information is warranted, a mother who left in virginia in 1841. i think i need to have a closer to me. >> host: that gives you an indication. >> guest: he placed this ad in 1865. in the think it is 1844 if i am remembering that correctly. but he had been apart from his mother for 21 years. he was looking for her, and that is kind of -- it is these ads that got me going thinking about this

>> i'm for james langford and about the ads put out by t. w. if t. w. was in a different race i would have voted for him. >> reporter: it's a very good bet whoever wins the republican nomination will ultimately win the senate seat in very republican oklahoma in november. the question tonight is will thereabout a winner this evening and might it be james langford or will he fall short of more than the 50% that's need and face this battle going forward until the end of august in a head-to-head runoff. >>> still ahead, tough love from the cdc for smokers. first the human and financial toll from problems at va hospitals. may be many times greater than you thought. rs, now at olive garden. dive into our new pappardelle pescatore with the best of the bay. prepared from scratch daily and always served with unlimited salad and breadsticks. taste the flavors of the season at olive garden.

>>reporter: if the ads have seduced you that's what the water wants want. they hope it gets many to save water. >> sex says. like any culture especially in our society in this day and age, it says completely and it's sad but unfortunate. >> if you miss the tv ad chances are you may come face-to-face on the print campaign on the back of a muni bus. >> did you get a little embarrassed reading that. >> yes. maybe. ty tend to flush pretty easily. >>reporter: kate lynn may have pwlushd but she know the drought is serious. >> they are trying to save california with the water. >>reporter: san francisco public utility commission says the city came very close in avoiding mandatory water rationing just in the last month resident beginning to take the drought seriously. the ads may help people do more. >> now days with the market so saturated with just common advertising i think it guess to do something outside the box. >> fix the leak. don't jiggle it. >>reporter: saving water is risque, sexy and smart. in san francisco, cornell, abc 7 news. >> all right. tomorrow fe

>> pelley: facebook knows a lot about the people who use it, secret information used to sell ads. ok said it is pulling back the curtain. users will now get to see the files that facebook keeps on them. here's anthony mason. >> reporter: the world's largest social network earned more than $2.25 billion in ad revenue in just the first quarter of this year. >> it is all about revenue, and facebook has really doubled-down on the idea that targeted ads, personalized ads are the way of the future. >> reporter: debra ahoe williamson, an analyst with the digital research firm e- marketer, says facebook has always collected data on its 1.2 billion users, not just their likes and clicks on its own web sites that they visit. >> it can take as, it can tag web sites so it can recognize when a facebook user is visiting that web site or using a certain app, and that information gets transmitted back to facebook. >> reporter: now facebook says it will use that information to tailor ads more directly to its customers. if you're planning a trip to paris and visit a travel web site, an ad may appear

we have a short clip of the ad. take a look. >> unyielding, strong, indominatable. native-americans call themselves many things. the one thing they don't. >> and people are already reacting to this ad. you've got brittany who says, i will say it a million times. we don't want to change our name, and it's not meant to be offensive. let it die already. and then nick, he's a redskins fan. he writes, it's funny how the majority of people never had a problem with the redskins name until suddenly after others did, but some feel it's only a matter of time. todd writing going to be an anti-redskin commercial at halftime tonight. wow. days are numbers. the redskins hired a lobbying firm after they received a letter from 50 senators asking for the team to change its name, prompting tara -- she's a native-american -- saying surrounded by indian country. d.c. lobbyists by his side instead of schneider's last stand. just change the name. >> gotcha. here's the thing. so seven big cities tonight at halftime, correct? >> it's a one-minute commercial at halftime, yes. >> you do somet

looking for them and after the war you see the information where they are the ones actually placing the ad. so it's just really hard to know what the numbers were. >> host: how do you research a book like this? >> guest: first of all you kind of get bitten by some pain and you just want to know. i started seeing these ads when i was working on my dissertation. i wanted to know more about the people and i wanted to know about their feelings. i know when i read these ads, like the ad that horton copeland wrote where he's looking for his mother, her name is betty. that's the only name he has. he gives names that the owners and the slave trade because maybe these white men's names would be recognized. so that really got to me and i was moved by it and i wanted to know more about them. first it's the commitment. you have to really want to know. and then you start going to archives. the southern has oracle collection. duke university special collections. library of virginia. lots of universe these nfl how these brilliant, wonderful collections. and then you go to the historical society's and the

to attack her is to commit the very crime, slander, of which this villainous ad accuses her. david corn and kiki mclean was asked to work on the book rollout this week. the ad was put ou by bill critical's group and will air during the clinton interview tonight. let's watch the ad. >> secretary of state john kerry said israel could become an apartheid state. america's most prominent jewish groups condemned kerry, but not hillary clinton. democratic party organizations called on kerry to apologize, but not hillary clinton. democratic senators and congressmen criticized kerry but not hillary clinton. when john kerry slandered israels, democrats spoke out. so why not hillary clinton? >> what do you make of that ad? let's go with the timing of it. it's time to coordinate exactly, coincidentally with what rollout this week? >> it is no surprise that desperate people frequently attempt to leverage something off of hillary clinton for their own personal gain. this ad is clearly that. you know what's really sad about it though is it's not about secretary clinton. what's sad about it i

>>reporter: if the ads have seduced you that's what the water wants want. they hope it gets many to save water. >> sex says. like any culture especially in our society in this day and age, it says completely and it's sad but unfortunate. >> if you miss the tv ad chances are you may come face-to-face on the print campaign on the back of a muni bus. >> did you get a little embarrassed reading that. >> yes. maybe. ty tend to flush pretty easily. >>reporter: kate lynn may have pwlushd but she know the drought is serious. >> they are trying to save california with the water. >>reporter: san francisco public utility commission says the city came very close in avoiding mandatory water rationing just in the last month resident beginning to take the drought seriously. the ads may help people do more. >> now days with the market so saturated with just common advertising i think it guess to do something outside the box. >> fix the leak. don't jiggle it. >>reporter: saving water is risque, sexy and smart. in san francisco, cornell, abc 7 news. >> all right. tomorrow fe

the machismo, incredible. really intense. watch this adon faking it. ♪ >> they have a reputation of being over the top when they don't get it in the goal. extreme. this is actually a durex condom commercial and they are taking advantage of the soccer stereotype. this kind of brings us to a bigger problem, running athletes and people having sex. the major gold up rule, my friend. don't fake it. >> don't fake it. don't be dramatic. >> soccer players, actors. >> maybe we could fake it on the set, when we are doing, oh, no, weather again! >> stay tuned. there might be some faking coming up later in the show. all right, moving on. take a look at this guy. guitarist john denner. going to play us eddie van halen. but take a look at his right arm. >> he doesn't have one, huh? >> he doesn't have one. he has a custom guitar pick there. he says he gave up his -- favorite hobby when he lost his arm. then he gradually got it up, to get it back. and developed this device. he really rocks it out. >> he certainly does. that sounds great. >>> moving on to

back it the board of supervisors had added so that's our request. ultimately what the mayor's office does obviously is up to them and, of course, it going to the board. and just is adding to the record there's money for the campaign by the way, that's statutory that's an be automatic funding approximately $2 million >> any other questions on the executive director report. no public so no public comment the next is items for future meetings. public comments >> i have a comment on the subject for future meetings. >> a question more than anything else there's have been statements made at the last two meetings for topics do we keep track of those and if so can we get a list (inaudible) at those hearings that i i think we put them on as soon as they were suggested. >> i don't have my pending ones my but inform annihilation. >> how do we treat the public. >> symptoms we put them on and sometimes not. >> the agenda is set by the chair in consultation so one of the things that's our previous recognize of being the chair. >> i want to around the lobby discuss

there are a host of companies that are placed in the little ads you see. when the consumer clicks on it, one weird old trick to lose weight, the consumer clicks on thatd buys the product, affiliate gets paid. but that is not the company selling the product. another is behind the product. that requires us to send out alterable rounds of subpoenas to web posters and networks to figure out who is behind this. acaiis what we did in the berry sweet. it takes resources. can subpoena this information. it is time-consuming. >> what about the marketers. the middleman. have you gone after the middleman? the ones who are the affiliates you talk about that are the ones that are moving these ads around they are a conduit to the actual product company that is behind the curtain? have you taken action against those folks that are actually placing the secret to get rid of your belly fat? ask we have -- >> we have. we have on after large affiliates. one of the issues is, when we in, big the company is. we have gone after every player in the ecosystem. frauds, the system wit

as i mentioned in committee last week my concern was over the digital ads. te the mta taking those out. i think maybe it's a matter of taste but those are the ones that bother me the most. when we talk about driver safety, those are the ones that bother me.

>>reporter: if the ads have seduced you that's what the water wants want. they hope it gets many to save water. >> sex says. like any culture especially in our society in this day and age, it says completely and it's sad but unfortunate. >> if you miss the tv ad chances are you may come face-to-face on the print campaign on the back of a muni bus. >> did you get a little embarrassed reading that. >> yes. maybe. ty tend to flush pretty easily. >>reporter: kate lynn may have pwlushd but she know the drought is serious. >> they are trying to save california with the water. >>reporter: san francisco public utility commission says the city came very close in avoiding mandatory water rationing just in the last month resident beginning to take the drought seriously. the ads may help people do more. >> now days with the market so saturated with just common advertising i think it guess to do something outside the box. >> fix the leak. don't jiggle it. >>reporter: saving water is risque, sexy and smart. in san francisco, cornell, abc 7 news. >> all right. tomorrow fe

she has never sponsored a bill to cut pork. >> did you notice the chicken in that ad. hey say that it's now sexist. braley's campaign dismissed the complaint an and said we haven't heard a peep from the ernst campaign about the ad. >> back in the united states, republicans bob corker apologizing for remarks he made. he was criticized for letting him getting into the bait. yes, corker issued this statement, quote: . >>> lindsey graham is up against six republican challengers. none are very strong. some feel that senator graham has been too willing to compromise on certain issues. graham is now running this television ad. >> my job is to ask tough questions, find answers, and be that conservative leader you can count on to get things oh done. i humly ask for your vote on the republican party on tuesday. >> reporter: polls show graham 50% and none of his challengers are above single digits. >>> finally, a group of citizens in our fair land is trying to make marijuana. they don't care if it can't be inhaled. they do care if members of congress allow people to inhale legally

the ad aired in the miami market during halftime of game two on sunday night.'ll air in seven other markets across the country including chicago, dallas, los angeles, new york, sacramento, washington, d.c., and right here in san francisco. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> even though native americans group says the redskins name is racist the owner of the team daniel schneider has called the name a badge of honor. you do not have to watch the game to see the 60 second commercial we have put it on ktvu.com. >>> stricter rules on cigarettes on e cigarettes. that means electronic cigarettes are now banned. the new rules require businesses who sell e cigarettes to have a tobacco warning. >>> and what today's ruling could mean for your child's classroom and teachers who don't do a good job. >>> a mother accused of killing her ex-husband who is also the father of their three children. now we've learned more about the bad blood between the two. >>> a bay area city is looking to raise its minimum wage to a record high. the realities that some say require $15 an h

the first way was in his political ads. the video. the videotaped evidence of the campaign that eric cantor is smart enough to know would be his legacy forever. and in a way, it would be the legacy forever for the republican party as a whole since he is their majority leader in congress. he got very risk-averse when it came to putting things on video. the ads eric cantor ran in the race were the most milquetoast things you have seen in your life. >> most new jobs are created by small business, but too many in washington want to raise their taxes. let's empower people, not government, and we'll kick our economy into gear again. this is eric cantor and i approve this message. >> that's the ad equivalent of pleated chinos. you see it and it disappears immediately. i want good things, not bad things. join me. you run for office, you pick where you're going to take a risk. eric cantor chose not to take a risk on tape. his campaign videos and campaign ads were the political equivalent of have a nice daise. i'm already a congressman. i look

the ads are meant to get people's attention, and the other says jiggling the handle of a leaky toilet will not fix the problem and you should replace your old toilet and something about dirty hands as well. >>> starting today, your daily cup of joe at starbucks could cost you more. the company says it's raising prices for some of its drinks by 5 to 20 cents. the price will vary depending on where you live. tall-sized coffees or frappuccinos will not be affected. starting next month, you will pay $1 more for packaged coffee sold at supermarkets, but the price of a bag of coffee sold inside starbucks stores will stay the same. that's how you get you in, scott! >>> a bay area school board will decide the name of its elementary school by picking from suggested names from residents. the san ramon valley school board will consider three options today for a school in dougherty valley, bella vista, fox hollow, or deer ridge. those are pretty tame. there are some other better suggestions. 21 people suggested naming the school after thomas burnett, a san ramon man on united flight 93. 13 people

the ads are focused on the specific countries playing which is a smart idea. it works globally and micro sense. >> as a former soccer player, i am thrilled. i want to thank you for joining us. >> of course. thanks for having me. >>> up next, "on the money" a look at the week ahead. if you aren't paying yourself first, an emergency could send your finances into a tail spin. how to squeeze savings out of your paycheck. we'll be right back. visit tripadvisor new york with millions of reviews, tripadvisor makes any destination better. >>> for more on our show and on our guests go to otn. @onthemoney is the handle. >>> on monday the labor contract for 20,000 west coast dock workers will expire. if the ports shut down, this could impact up to $50 billion in economic output. it could cost the united states up to $2.5 billion a day in lost gdp. >>> on tuesday motor vehicle sales for the month of june are due. >>> thursday is the big number of the week. that's when we get the jobs report for the month of june. >>> also on thursday we'll see how the services number is f

everywhere all in display for the name of the good minute all the person i knew all the help i get a full page ad in the new york times this week to round up the engine to this event has clearly served its purpose a lot of homes who didn't come because of the fact that they don't want to see them you know what be. broadcast on stage chen is touted as the most beloved chinese role model among almost a dozen other titles the ads have advertised one thousand people giving away three hundred dollars to each person i think anybody would show up in central park for three hundred dollars in this day and age about two hundred homeless people were brought to the event on buses paid for by the magnate is saying that it takes. a foreigner you know to come and do this but at the same time somebody's got to do it chen talked of weeks of sleepless nights to prepare for what he dubbed the charity tour there so many people who are in need of help the goal to show that rich people don't just throw away money on luxury the extravagant charity event is set to become a tradition with the eccentric chinese millionair

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