i'm just going to remind him to tweet by tweeting him on twitter. okay. here we go. at prezbilly jeff. missed you sunday at my game of thrones party. also, why no tweets? hash tag: dragons are real. ( cheers and applause ). now, i'll check back later tonight to see if he's responded. oh, he's already tweeted me back. let's see. sorry i couldn't make it at steven at home. i've been busy with at clinton foundation work on global health. thursday is hash tag world malaria day, you know, hash tag rain check. wow. thursday is world malaria day. and i didn't get it anything. all right. i know how to get him to tweet more. i will try at chelsea clinton. okay. here we go. chel, chel, colb, colb, please tell at prezbilly jeff to tweet more. happy to tutor him any time. thanks, you are gr-eight. side ways heart. hash tag can i call you chel, chel? and tweet. now, folks, hopefully. oh, gosh. it's from her. at stephen at home, i'll call him and ask but he's very busy. hash tag dad's still trying to save the world. okay. all right? call him? like with a phone? okay, grandma. you

i mean she tweets. the question is what is it about nancy grace that sends accused murderers into a tweeting frenzy. not only her, amanda knox. why are they watching nancy grace? if you were on trial you would not be torturing yourself with nancy grace, would you? >> i don't know. she's kind of strange. >> she's hosting the hln coverage. my wife, for example, watches this trial like a monkey stares at a clock. millions of other people, you can't drag them away from it. it seems like this trial has been on tv longer than the amazing race. i guess you could call it "the amazing case." anybody who gives the finger to nancy grace, my enemy is my friend. nancy grace should be on trial for attempting to kill men's desire for women. however, i would say this. what if adam lanza didn't get killed, he's in jail and he's out tweeting bad things about the families of the kids he killed. he wouldn't put up for it so it's probably not a good thing. >> the fact is this opens the door for people like charles manson be

i mean she tweets. the question is what is it about nancy grace that sends accused murderers into a tweeting frenzy. not only her, amanda knox. why are they watching nancy grace? if you were on trial you would not be torturing yourself with nancy grace, would you? >> i don't know. she's kind of strange. >> she's hosting the hln coverage. my wife, for example, watches this trial like a monkey stares at a clock. millions of other people, you can't drag them away from it. it seems like this trial has been on tv longer than the amazing race. i guess you could call it "the amazing case." anybody who gives the finger to nancy grace, my enemy is my friend. nancy grace should be on trial for attempting to kill men's desire for women. however, i would say this. what if adam lanza didn't get killed, he's in jail and he's out tweeting bad things about the families of the kids he killed. he wouldn't put up for it so it's probably not a good thing. >> the fact is this opens the door for people like charles manson be

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>> she's not tweeting stuff out about families. >> would you be okay with anida hasan tweeting? >> i don't have to follow him. >> for the record, andy is not wearing pants. >> d.c. health board says smoking is a pre-existing condition. greg you said now you don't have to quit smoking because they removed the consequence. >> yes. >> because the main consequence has always been the higher insurance premiums. >> absolutely, my friend. >> bernie, kudos to you for supporting this, by the way. >> yes. equality, no more discrimination against smokers. tweet them the same way as fat people. it's the same thing. >> dana, the two states that said smoking isn't a pre-existing condition are colorado and alaska. >> no, i said the one that is. >> california. >> they all start with a c. >> protest over harvard inviting tyga to perform. bernie, you said everything you hear is audio pornography. >> i didn't say anything, i said a lot of it. by the way, i like it. i like jay-z, kanye, i like the song, i like this stuff. but it's being marketed to 14-year-old girls and they know all the lyrics. i'

the tweets, overnight, from so many. jimmy kimmel, steve martin.ie o'donnel, albert brooks, both using the word "genius." steve carell calling him "wildly funny." so many of them consider winters one of the finest improv comics ever. this one one of the most famous appearances on the jack paar show in 1964 -- >> do something with a stick. >> reporter: even paar knew he was about to get something good. >> you can give him anything. >> reporter: winters -- becoming a fisherman. we're onto something this time. >> sorry, maragret. >> send in those big cats. >> reporter: the lion tamer. >> send in the smaller ones. >> reporter: and the violini. >> imagine what i could do if i had the other part. >> reporter: he was revered by his fellow performers back then. a frequent guest on so many of their programs. here with dean martin. >> hey deansy, what do you want to do? well, i don't know. what's your pleasure? >> well, if i told you that, we'd be off the air. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this weekend robin williams. who tweeted he was my comedy buddha. william

so i tweeted and deleted that the tweet would get noticed. there were terms that, obviously, were pertinent to the musical performance that was seen if one wanted to in another light and the music show that is going to be on tbs -- >> i know you said you wanted to give attention to memphis music, which is big in your district, but mostly drawn attention to steve cohen and most people see this as a stunt. >> it was a ruse, i admit that. to take a riff off of cyndi lauper, congressmen just want to have fun sometimes, too. it was kind of fun. >> you seem to want to have it both ways. on the one hand you called her hot, knowing full well this would be like cat nip to the media. when asked about it, i was saying that her performance was hot. you knew how it would be read, right? >> not really. i had read either way and kind of the ideal was to read it and think about how it was because how i will see her on tuesday and i don't know cyndi lauper and her performance was hot, the whole show was hot and describe a musical performance. jay leno brought

i think i'm so sort of insecure, like if -- you know, you -- what if you tweet and nobody tweets backu tweet and you have -- if there's nothing worse than a friendless tweeter, just wandering around in cyberspace. >> i took the liberty of opening you a twitter account. now, president clinton was taken. william jefferson clinton was taken. but prez billy jeff was available. would you like to break into the 21st century right now and send your first tweet? i'll type it. >> you'll type it? >> i'll type it. 140 characters or less. >> just spent -- >> just spent -- >> amazing time with colbert. >> all good. >> is he sane? >> is he sane? >> he is cool. >> can i put an exclamation mark at the end of that, sir? >> yeah, i haven't used the 140 yet. you can. >> yeah, you got some more left. anything else? >> no, no i'm done. here's the tweet. @ prebillyjeff already wracked up more than 28,000 followers. president is kind of funny in those situations. >>> finally, russian president vladimir putin is no stranger to being protested. maybe that explains his reaction yesterday when at a trade fair i

. >> stephen: do you tweet?ink i'm insecure like it's -- you know, what if you tweet and nobody tweets back? what if you tweet and you have -- if you are -- there's nothing worse than a friendless tweeter. you are wandering around in cyberspace. i do a lot of -- i text with my family and with two my chief of staff on my cell phone. that's about it. you have to understand, when i became president there was no e-mail. then e-mail was largely interoffice. >> stephen: how did you communicate? >> telephone, snail mail. blah blah. what happened was. after i was president there were blizzards of e-mails within the administration, the congress subpoenaed them all and all these young people drunk with the power of new technology said the first things that came to their heads so some of these e-mails were mildly embarrassing. >> stephen: you do not presently tweet? sir, i took the liberty of opening you a twitter account. now, president clinton was taken, william jefferson clinton was taken. [ laughter ] but pres billy je

the tweet was fake. the a.p. twitter account was hacked. the president's fine and there are no explosions. within minutes, the a.p. suspended its account. it released a statement saying the account had been hacked and the tweet about the white house was false. that's at about 10:12. between the hack statement and the tweet, the dow jones fell over 150 points. also markets went down. by 10:13, stock, bonds and crude oil were all trading before about where they were before the tweet. the dow is back up 123 points at 14,691. the nasdaq is up 30. s&p is up 13. >>> budget headaches strike again in contra costa county. four fire stations were shut down earlier this year and now two more could be on the chopping block. we mentioned the story on "mornings on 2" today. new at noon, sal castanedo joins us live with ri action to the possible closures -- live with the reaction to the possible closures. >> reporter: good afternoon. you may see fewer staff and stations open if the budget is cut. the station in pittsburg is one of two most likely to be cl

tweets to talk about, too.back after this. >> take a break. >> now this is going to set a precedent. l stock is going to beat them this year. >> boom. >> that's right. are r. >> have you ever heard that past performance does not necessarily mean good future performance? >> never made it to the post season. >> i like it. game on. >> i think it's on the expensive side. i think it can stay expensive. >> it was like the kiss of death for apple. >> they want to go. >> if they can get a job at google, yes. you need toç -- they put funky equations on billboards. >> at the end of a week marked by a dramatic tweet, remember that. we are here with the tweak that affected the markets the most. >> i'm surprised by this. i didn't realize that tweets moved markets as much as they did. if you're on twitter all the time, there are a lot of market moving tweets all the much. this is nina garcia. she is a fashion critic and tweeted i'm at j.c. penney's headquarters. thank you for the walk through. get ready to shop. it's going

he tweeted lol, those people are cooked. then he tweeted, there are people that know the truth but they stay silent. and so he has some strange sort of tweets over the past month or so, and in recent days that give a sense of his mind-set. but it is something to keep in mind. i remember waking up this morning and watching tv and someone on tv said clear lit people who did this are sociopaths. this is a 19-year-old kid who seems, when you look at his twitter account, to be a normal kid. he has friends who love him. they partied. he smoked pot. he was not your average religious extremist. there's a lot more answers that we need to get. >> he should reiterate of course as we look at his photo, as we discuss his tweets. he is a suspect at this point. that is the term that we use under these conditions for good reason. and we know that many of the friends of his that went to the local cambridge public school there, that they, in subsequent interviews, one of the questions we had was, were people identifying him when images were m

tweet that moved the market big time.than expected earnings, but that stock is down sharply in the last year. the ceo tells us exclusively what he plans to do to get the momentum going again. all eyes will be on apple tonight. we will have the instant analysis and market reaction to a very highly anticipated report, coming up. maria and i look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour for the all-important last hour of the trade on "closing bell." in the meantime more "streets signs" coming your way. ♪ [ male announcer ] a car that can actually see like a human, using stereoscopic cameras. ♪ and even stop itself if it has to. ♪ the technology may be hard to imagine. but why you would want it... is not. the 2014 e-class. it doesn't just see the future. it is the future. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could

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there is something nare saw cystic about tweeting. people tweet pictures of themselves. that's part of them and then people take them down and put up a bigger story. >> i am going to start doing that. i will tweet something that is inknock could you us with and then immediately take it down in order to create the idea that whatever i did was -- i want to bring bill into this. i never followed this whole false flag operation argument that it comes out of alex jones and cynthia mckinney. what is it about the brain that immediately decides it is a conspiracy or specific types of brains? >> they refer to themselves as flag hags, greg. that's part of their group. i don't like the fact that we are giving away their paraphenalla by talking about it. i don't get it. it is people that have nothing else to bring to the table. they can't just be our thoughts and prayers are with a, b or c. or they can't say this is a terrible day. they have to follow it up with something they use to fill a lack of personality. the fact that they can't have friends any other way, they sign this grou

more tweets coming in. something called nerd prom you think they would be anal about starting on time. k.p. gordon says it is too crowded in that ballroom. have no idea how they do security for an event like this. bill o'reilly holding court nonstop. we will continue to watch the om and read your tweets at #nerdprom, we're waiting for the head table to be seated. . >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ed henry the president f the white house association. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the president of the united states of america, barack bama and first lady michelle obama. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please . and for the presentation ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [playing the star-spangled anner] ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ of lease welcome army chief staff. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. if everybody could please sit down, i would appreciate it. thank you. so if i could have everybody's attention for just a minute. this is a great evening here in washington, d.c. and i want to take a minute to tal

same thing in jail, donovan bearing does the tweeting. she has 2674 followers, and she has put out things like, calling the prosecutor or insinuating the prosecutor has little man syndrome. our cameras caught up with don serena and she was asked be the tweeting. >> she'd say i have a quote, i want to talk about it. sometimes she'll say, let's tweet,, or we won't. >> and a twitter wasn't enough. there's artwork that jodi arias is putting on lawn, and the recent work, charcoal drawing of an hour glass. she is charging 2500 tuesday. >> shepard: unbelievable. the defense has an expert that been on the stand for something like 15 years, right? >> every witness is on for about 15 or 16 years. the good news is they have done redirect, so the defendant team had a chance to rebuild the case. they just win to lunch. the final comment of the domestic violence abuse expert said jodi arias was mentally and physically abused by travis alexander but right before the break she said, jodi arias is not a liar. >> even all of these lies she told, after bein

i guess he fooled the media by pretending to be serious about a tweet.lly meant to delete it all along. i don't really know what he was doing. i think everyone is confused and honestly, it is confusing and now he will be known for pulling a really weird stunt. >> so he sent out a couple tweets. one of them i just read about her being hot. and then he deleted them. and then he call a press conference today at 1:00. might he have anything else going on? i'm just wondering, you know? >> well, so when he tweeted at cyndi lauper and he joked about how hot she was, i think no one really thought they were having an affair. people thought it was funny that he was doing it. now that he held a whole press conference on it, i don't think people clamoring for him to sort of explain everything and come out in this public way. and i don't really think it helped bring any more attention to memphis soul either. so it was a little confusing. i think maybe he is having a laugh but i don't know if anyone is having a laugh with him. >> so if his goal was to get the attentio

the fall-out from the fake tweet was felt immediately. let's take a closer look at the tweet.t off this frenzy. the tweet says. "breaking: two explosions in the white house and barack obama is injured." it went out at just after 10 this morning, west coast time. and you can see. it was retweeted at leat 14- hunred times. minutes later. the ap sent out a statement saying the tweet was fake. but the damage was done. the dow dropped about 150 points. you can see the dip there.where the arrow is pointing. the false report wiped out 136-billion dollars fr the preside was just wit ts twee get owned by the syrian owned byhey behindn previoc and c-b- >> however, i have compassion for the homeless to because believe it or not, why at one time was homeless myself. >> this man believes that it is to be legislation, it should be more on the focus more on housing the homeless. >> in san francisco, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> pam: san francisco has a long stret struggle with homelessness. maureen kelly shows how challenging it is today. >> maureen kelly: check out this man i've found crashe

something about twitter going down, re-tweeting. >> did you get pranked?>> hey, i'm no expert, but i get 80 to 90 pitches a day, and every day on april one, i wonder. >> and we want to say good-bye, you're retiring and moving to can explosi cancun, right? >> like youtube, i'll be around for a while. >> we want to know, were you solved in an april fool's prank, whether you gave or received one, call us, text us, or tweet us, and yes, twitter is still around @nbcbayarea. >> and jeff is doing the news at 6:00. >> we hope to see you then. >>> on our broadcast tonight, state of war. that's the declaration from north korea as tonight the u.s. is sending stealth fighter jets and a guided missile destroyer to the region. our own richard engel is there. >>> an alarming rise in the number of children in this country diagnosed with adhd. now up to nearly one in five high school-aged boys. tonight a look at what might be driving these numbers. >>> high alert. as a chilling murder mystery unfolds in texas a top prosecutor and his wife targeted and killed in their home.

so i want to tell you how first isabella kaminski responded to this tweet by john carney and she said correction i wasn't arguing was being bombarded by accusations based on misrepresented interpretation of my piece. over the long tweet so we're going to look at what her own words were that i responded to and the title of her article by isabella kaminski in the financial times you can look this up yourself was when memory becomes money the story of bitcoin so far now she starts off a piece saying that it's worth mentioning that bitcoin was first popularized in the murky underground universe of silk road so it's just these illegal drug dealers and takers and users and abusers who are the ones that popularized bitcoin and then she says it's also those gold bugs those weird gold bugs and speculators who have an interest in inflexible markets that they don't want flexibility of a currency and then she says. that said it's understandable why the darker elements in society might feel threatened by an economic system that's trending towards a more equitable distribution of wealth by means of

tweeting.wo friends of his tell cnn, it is, in fact, his twitter account.

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and she will say let's tweet it.imes she will say let's tweet and then we will take it -- >> shepard: none of her tweets mention the brutal killing of her ex-boyfriend. jodi arias testified that she shot him in self-defense but that she just can't really remember all the stabbing. i mean, she knows it happened but can't remember that not the knife to the throat either. adam housley is in our west coast newsroom. this judge has been saying i'm sure many of you have heard this that the victim's family, the victim's family are not happy about these tweets. >> yeah. in fact, there was a meeting in the judge's chambers. they started late this afternoon. we don't know if it's about this, shepard. can you speculate it could be. this is a topic of conversation, of course, all around the courthouse the last day. donovan bearing is the friend's name. and she is the one who has been talking to jodi arias and set this up account. they follow about 20 people including geraldo rivera and donald trump as well. there were a couple o

when the fake tweet surfaced.en it was reveal thad that tweet was actually false. the bottom line, technology has changed everything. and the train has simply left the station. it is forever changed in terms of the access people have to information, in terms of our privacy, in terms. efficiency that technology has helped us along with, but the onus is on every one of us to think before you tweet, think before you open an attachment from one you don't now. think before using technology in any way. you can use easy pass. you can program your car, your washing machine. you can tweet and use facebook and reach millions of people in a nanosecond. but privacy is gone and so your ability to easily sift through information. the internet has made so many things easier for all of us, but as far as individual responsibility in terms of what to believe, what to act on, what is true versus false, that has become much tougher. before we take a look at wall street, apple increased its stock

apparently, there were some issues and tweets that went out. they focus.t was a market moving event. we saw the market fell off dramatically and, right back to virtually where we were. we are about 12 points away from that level at this moment. there were some notes concerning president obama that were lost. they are now being followed up by some things that were more truthful. if you are out to lunch, you missed the whole thing. lori: we can confirm that the ap twitter account was attacked. it was to your point false. melissa: that is amazing. we are talking about the power of twitter you see the market perhaps react and respond to that. it is back to where it was now. a major stock to watch today is netflix. shares soaring today. time to make some money with charles payne. did you see what just happened? charles: so unfortunate when these things happen. one of the most amazing stealth rallies in history. it is really sad, sad stuff. i netflix. [ laughter ] my daughter is at the house on sunday. she said she is getting rid of cable and doing netflix. this

the group calling itself the electronic army claimed credit for today's white house bombing tweet. former fbi agent rick smith says it's unclear how authorities may approach the hoax. >> if it's evaluated as a threat to this country. it's awesome. intelligent service, that's a whole different matter that has to be evaluated differently. if it's some quack that's sending stuff like this, it's a little bit different story. >> i talked to the securities and exchange commission and the fbi today, both agencies decline today say whether they have launched investigations. reporting live in san francisco's financial district, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california lieutenant governor says the time is now to legalize marijuana. in the huffing ton post the mayor writes "the time has come to deidealize, tax and regulate marijuana. anything less is not enough "at the california democratic state convention this month, he said marijuana prosecution hits latinos and african-americans the hardest effecting their ability to find work, housing, and financial aid. >> the war on drugs is abject failure.

over the weekend, i enjoy reading your tweets. guillermo on saturday tweeted this. a and a lower case a. and then on sunday, he followed it up with this tweet. was that the tequila tweeting? >> that was my son. >> jimmy: is son benji is 18 months old? >> 16 months old. >> jimmy: he may be trying to summon satan with that word. i don't know. he sent a tweet before he can talk. that's remarkable. he's teething and tweeting. he's tweething right now. on the subject of twitter, we have one of the world's funniest tweeters here with us tonight. a very talented woman named kelly oxford. she just wrote a new book. since there are a lot of you probably not familiar with her book, we thought it would be fun to have some of the kids read some of the tweets to you. we're right, it was fun. take a look. >> is it yoga if you swear sweatpants and then hunch over the garbage can eating a burrito? >> she lays an egg that lady gaga came out of. >> if your boyfriend complains about your pms this month, remind him that you could have been pregnant instead. >> buying clothing at h&m re

boston police, apparently, have tweeted, "suspect in custody. custody." we want to be very careful about this. it's a tweet that we understand came from the boston p.d., "suspect in custody." it is the same thing that we have heard on the police scann scanner. the question is who's the suspect? is this, indeed, the man that they have been looking for since the bombings on monday? it certainly looks like from this enormous police action that we're seeing unfold before our eyes that it may, indeed, be that suspect. john miller. >> reporter: we're told from people on the scene whoever was on the boat is off the boat and headed to that ambulance. if that ambulance comes out the way it came in, we may see it and this person inside it when it goes by. >> pelley: there's a fuller statement from the boston police. "suspect in custody. police sweeping the area. stand by for further information." so we do not have an official confirmation. but all signs at this moment are pointing toward an arrest of one of the suspects in the boston marathon bombing. there you see

if there's a hack or false tweet. we saw this with china. >> and "60 minutes" as well. >> it's almost becoming the new normal, and it cannot only put out false information but can affect the stock market. >> what are the consequences? what are we seeing to curtail this problem? >> this goes to the power of social media. we need tighter password restrictions. a lot of sites have things called two-step verification. twitter does not. two-step verification means you have to get a password from a different place. >> twitter looking into adopting that. this is a black eye for twitter even though it wasn't their fault. there will be a hearing tomorrow because as we mentioned the billions and billions of dollars that traded on sometimes false information on hackers involved on how to tighten up the system, how it can be prevented, and it's triggering a run on stocks. >> this comes as it shows people are more engaged than ever on social media online. we have a pew research center study that we've been taking a look at here. w

this hacked tweet. >> what this tweet said from the associated press is there had been two explosionsstreet off into a tail spin, for a dramatic few minutes. you saw the dow drop over 100 points, 140 points pretty much within seconds dropping that much. i don't know if we can pull up the chart and show how steep that drop was and it turned around and recovered within minutes when the ap realized it had been hacked. and said that tweet was not correct. and it really shows, brooke, how the headlines really moved the market, especially when there is a shocking headline from a reputable news organization, just how much it can move the market. it also shows the trading that is so prevalent now, this computerized trading, where trades happen in nanoseconds and market activity can change in an instant. brooke? >> bounce back, way above the 14,000 mark, despite this roller coaster, quick roller coaster of a day on wall street. alison kosik, thank you. >> shows the general anxiety, atmosphere we're in now. we'll repeat what the tweet was, because it was fake and offensive, but we're all on edg

all tweets are lies. and twitter itself is a lie and facebook is a lie and it's invading our whole culture. but you cannot just walk away from it. you can't eradicate social media from modern society. it's become a very strong and integral part of our society and indeed suffering. you can't walk away from it, you can't say, oh, no, totally ignore you, you're no part of this. >> no, that's right. i think the lesson to be taken here, there are truths like earnings and solid dividends from companies and you better pay attention and not be a trader in the markets because imagine if the twitter barrage had been more after epidemic, rather than a single sneeze. you could literally unleash a day of devastation on the

u-s stocks rebounded after a fake tweet spooked investors.et by the associated press claimed there were explosions at the white house and president obama was injured. stocks tumbled briefly at the news. but bounded back after a-p said it's twitter account was hacked. here are the final numbers. the dow added 152 points. the nasdaq rose 35 points. and the s-and-p 500 rose 16 points. today, apple posted its second quarter earnings and gave hints about new products. they put up some big numbers for the second quarter. a total revenue of 43- piont-6 billion dollars selling 37-point-4 million i-phones. and 19-point-5 million i- pads. they met wall streets expectations but their over all sales are down 18- percent from the last quarter. apple's stock has dropped by hundreds of dollars over the last few months. our tech reporter gabe slate shares with us what apple's >> gabe slate: they are famous for that. no one knows something and it developed until they announce it at a press conference. apple ceo tim cook broke that silence after reporting thei

. >> a couple days after these original tweets he tweeted again saying it just don't have to be a big announcement. that's all i was trying to say. is that a fair point that he is saying i don't care if someone is gay? >> it is a lot of build up. when anderson cooper came out of the closet and went -- and then eventually with the 15th nfl player that comes out or the mlb and who ever it is, they will have the same reaction. now that the infantry is all loosey goosy, this is the last legit myselfed homo phobia. and it may be a big deal for a moment, but he is being selfish. i agree with you about bringing somebody's race or height or temperament into the locker room. things you can't change yourself. >> i think kennedy makes a good point here. 15 years from now or two years from now, if a bunch of players and a bunch of sports come out, it is eventually not going to be a big deal. the first is always a big deal, isn't it? >> it is. but i think the main point of all of this is athletes should just stop tweeting. all you are going to do is write something stupid or send somebody a pictur