us saw posts on missing kids. the question is should social media use be part of protocol. >> law enforcement is playing catch-up on technology, evolving so quickly. we are thinking of it six months to a year. >> what will catching up look like. keep tweeting us. in 1979 ayton was the first child to be put on a milk carton. missing kids on milk cartons are no more. still 50,000 children are reported missing in canada. we created the new milk carton for the digital aim. sh 3sh >> we are talking about how to take the search to the next level. i hear the word ground breaking. what are you doing that people think qualifies it as ground breaking? > well, it is what search parties, in our country, it's revolutionary because it is allowing individuals to be immediately part of a rapid response network. >> we have community coming in through the break talking about kids that may be minority, not getting the mainstream attention and jess tweeted: >> we can. stacy: >> we have here natalie wilson, the cofounder of the black and missing foundation who shared her throughouts about the benefits of using social media to help find

kevin says these first responders in santa clara county need to habitually use social media at work. >> it is fast emerging as the primary platform that people communicate in a disaster. >> reporter: they're doing it at the mudslide in washington state and the santa clara county sheriff's office used social media over the weekend to get the word out about a manhunt in the remote part of the county. >> the information they need, hey, shelter in place. we're looking for an outstanding suspect. that's important because in a rural area like that it's hard to go door to door. >> reporter: the sergeant says using social media is not in his duty manual, but the department started utilizing the online tool about a year ago, to get the word out fast about important events. >> everybody has a smartphone, everybody has some social media account that we can number one push information out during critical incidents, during disasters. >> reporter: the trainer says these first responders should also use social media when this there a disaster or catastrophe. they should use it to create dialogue and

they are using social media. once again, you don't want it all over the planet. u want to start where the child recently was. carton. >> we'll get into that when we come back from the break. many of us saw posts on missing kids. the question is should social media use be part of protocol. >> law enforcement is playing catch-up on technology , evolving so quickly. we are thinking of it six months to a year. >> i thought that she was my property, and i could do as i please. >> abusive men... >> this is completely unregulated.. >> easy access to guns... >> there's somewhere around 1600 women being held every year >> a deadly combination... >> death could have been prevented... >> her and a hundred more women... >> it hurts to the core >> faultlines al jazeera america's hard hitting... ground breaking... truth seeking... >> they don't wanna see what's really going on >> break though investigative documentary series death in plain sight only on al jazeera america in 1979 ayton was the first child to be put on a milk carton. missing kids on milk cartons are no more. sti

we'll see a difference there as well. >> sure, part of that is law enforcement efficiently using social mediaw enforcement may not need to work harder just smarter. up next, the tools used in milk carton 2.0, everywhere. our guests weigh in on how to are prevent child abductions in the first place. evidence... >> now a three year al jazeera investigation, reveals a very different story about who was responsible >> they refuse to look into this... >> so many people at such a high level had a stake in al megrahi's guilt. lockerbie: what really happened? on al jazeera america with. >> way with the stream's second screen app. get exclusive app content, receive graphs quizzes and guest information. interact with other app users in real time. you can be our third co-host. vote tweet and record video comments and we'll feature them on air. use the app and drive our community's discussions on live tv. this literally puts you in the control room. download at aljazeera.com/ajam app and use it every stream show. >>> bringing missing children home act, aimed at improving response procedures in cases of m

decided to leave school board for the tension the general picture they can get is that of the us mainstream media jumping on anything. gary fighter on their site to present much as an aggressor without much or in the knowledge of what's happening on the ground and us officials wealth. they continued their self righteous tirade. while being engaged in actual acts of aggression around the world with innocent people dying every day. it all stripes are from violence in countries that were destabilized by humans. in washington. i'm downing street and parking it's politically us presidential candidate ron paul who says one since he doesn't practice one ep shoes trust the lecture anybody about violating sovereignty what about the sovereignty of iraq in afghanistan and yemen and north africa and were constantly being involved pakistan has to drive on missiles. we have eight hundred bases around the world where hundred and thirty countries where always involved it seems in somebody else's collection. and that we preach democracy we finally got democracy have theoretically you know. in asia that there is a

words lack the backing of very fine information question is the word that you often steering the us media and from us officials with regard to russia's presence interpreting what they failed to show is beyond question. it's difficult to talk about abortion when you show thousands of people cheering for work in different parts of ukraine right. maybe that's why you don't see this kind of footage on us tv very often you don't see this. coverage in which righteous kill a tree presence there in itself is presented as a need to function with the anchors and pundits often fail to mention is that russia and ukraine have an agreement under which russia is a lot to play twenty five thousand troops in ukraine. it now has presumably sixteen thousand are soft. to get a picture where the us. presenting anything that goes against the interests of telstra took power in kyiv. as integration and the revolution there was this peaceful takeover of housework these are brave ukrainian stuck to the streets in order to stand peacefully against tyranny and to demand democracy. so instead they were met with cypru

decided to leave school board for the tension the general picture they can get is that of the us mainstream media jumping on anything. dear if either on their fight to present much as an aggressor without much or in a knowledge of what's happening on the ground. and us officials wealth. they continued their self righteous tirade. while being engaged in actual acts of aggression around the world with innocent people dying every day. the drone strikes are from violence in countries that would destabilize the influence. in washington. i'm downing street and park thanks be to the policy international flavor to take a quick bright mammal from the united. sob i i am. again this week britney can see the action to the divine tp defenders claim that the short sale in human skin issues between protesters and police in the capital on sunday security forces to stay gases is this angry pants heading to the faith ministry to protest again short juice is already be in a medium of one dress which has claimed twenty one lines president did you read things washington playing its backing of colorado position creek

those first responders near seattle are using social media to communicate in the terrible mudslides, also the santa county sheriff's office used it in the manhunt with the officer-involved shooting. >> thank you. >>> coming up, ahead new details about an officer accused of rape. also. >> police say they dealt a major blow to gangs on the peninsula. more about the crack down on of rage sunny day. >>> on the rise, why insurance premiums are skyrocketing for millions of homeowners. that's next. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >>> fighting crime on the peninsula tonight, new details on operation sunny day. work that landed 16 suspected gang members in jail. cheryl hurd is in redwood city and it's seen as a big blow to gangs that are terrorizing that area. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. that 18-month long

the us media jumped on the story but this could mean more to it than just an increased resignation political commentator sensex has more origin has been in the spotlight recently cincinnati to resign two weeks ago. here the network and a new article published in truth did this week by reporters running college and max blumenthal reveal a group of neo conserve the organizations that took a particular interest in that former anchors on air announcement after the foreign policy initiative a think tank founded in two thousand. as the organization notes in its mission statement. united states and its democratic allies face many foreign policy challenges that come from rising or certain powers including china and russia are here's the question why was the foreign policy initiatives official twitter account. predicting that a former rta to was about to resign on air minutes before she actually did. there's that we did right there. you can read for yourself. no one at the mission pres care to answer that question. someone who might know is that this guy. jean kerr check. just so happens to work at t

using media to brainwash foreigners is america's thing. like radio-free europe, voice of america radio, and american pie movies. (laughter) a people of the world come to america and bang our pastries. now folks, today russia today is feeling their toxic anti-american news borsche into our homes. >> the media reports it is decades of terror attacks against their own population are in fact organized by the cia and the white house. >> al qaeda was created by the cia. they use al qaeda to attack the u.s. so they can take our liberties. >> you're saying that the cia tested out drugs on foreigners. >> the cia funded an sperm there involving aerosol lsd. >> the united states went down to anything roggia-- nicaragua and round up a bunch of street people and infected them with syphilis. >> stephen: that is a lie. infecting nicaraguans with syphilis was to the a government program it was motley crew's world tour. folks, i mr. so proud. it is stuff like this that makes me so proud when one rt anchor liz wall stood up to putin a smear machine. >> i ca

your school, and you work with journalists and storytellers, and talk with us about your vision to use mediaor a balanced representation of women. >> definitely, right now i'm working on an ongoing series called black women create. and i'm interviewing different women in leadership positions behind the scenes in the film and television industry, so the directors and producers and writers, and it's so important because it lets young girls know that in order to change their representation, you have to have women behind the scenes, and you can change the direction. >> you can call them trailblazers, from boardrooms to the halls of congress. how are women today paving the way for the next generation. >> fears and asking for help are the two most powerful guides i can offer to young women. >> when we talk about fostering leadership in girls, not just girls, but kids of all genders, it's important that we frame it in terms of fostering confidence. that way, we celebrate and encourage kids who may have naturally loud voices and leadership skills. >> the house of representatives to the first women s

john sasaki is here now to explain how the department is using social media and also public shaming toto deter john's and prostitutes. john. >> reporter: frank police have always battled prostitution but here in richmond, police are using new media with new ways to go after hookers and their customers. twenty-third street is a main thorough fair through richmond. recently it's been a hot spot for prostitution. >> i say it's been bad for the last two or three years. i mean, one after another. >> reporter: jim sharoni has run a body shop here for more than 20 years. he says prostitution is bad. >> sometimes they walk right in here, i have to ask them to leave because i don't want customers coming in and seeing me talking to one of them. >> reporter: police are trying new methods to curve the world's oldest profession. >> you have some of the pimps that might have weapons with them. they might be selling drugs on the side. we're finding that along with prostitution there's a lot of identity theft. >> reporter: now police want to spread pictures of johns to try to shame them. men like thes

ukraine playing out in the media arts a correspondent on the stasi a target it takes a close look the us media showing down continues against russian steppes in ukraine cleaning moscow for the crisis in the country as well as accusing it of an invasion some american politicians are speaking up. it's not so simple with the us having played a big role in events currently unraveling. former presidential candidate in ohio congressman dennis can see speaking with fox news host bill riley basically said that was going on surrounding ukraine now is due to the west during the pot with behind the scenes support for the mess. when i do is none of us at aig and the national number for democracy which reviewers taxpayers' money to knock off an elected government in ukraine which is what they did. i wouldn't try to force the people of ukraine into a deal with nato against their interest or into a deal. the entrance of course the bill o'reilly is fear mongering and he filled position on russian politics is well known so i he would have none of this as a response to finish had this to say bill o'reilly the l

media. people were using social media less than the general or middle or high middle level. worked to some extent. >> was her way for him to flex his muscles for his own people, who may or may not use social media? he has to show that he's powerful and when someone attacks me with to attack back when someone attacks him he will attack back. when it is allegations, they need -- they feel the need to show it to their own people, to their voter base which is around 45 are sent. there have been at least two court rulings ordering the government to lift the ban on twitter. they're saying no, it is not doing it for now. they have five days in which to do so. they will probably appeal anyway. do expect official blocks to be lifted anytime soon in turkey? >> personally, i believe it is early to do any predictions. there will be larger time given to those companies like twitter and google. they may be blocked, but you have to remove those accounts and posts from your platforms because we have support of 45%, as you see. , we haved reason is another election coming in 2015, the genera

of course the chinese media the total cost of building a hundred to lead us where fifteen million us dollars other media sources compared it to us to go through a difference which are about thirty three dollars. when looking to the clear where the money's going. securities market weekly report when red chard replace the three detained in beijing. about three thousand representatives attending the meeting. if the average grant of up to two hundred fifty dollars total costs to be about seven thousand dollars. due to the government austerity campaign said he would stop paying for chartered airplane unless represented the class where they could even take a train to attend a meeting in beijing. hopefully these new measures would save on transportation costs. when representatives arrived in beijing the central government the box for them to travel between their hotel and the meeting place. it is often carried forty passengers. it will require a tube up to three thousand representatives from dt spot could cost three hundred dollars a day. to me two hundred thirty thousand dollars. accommodat

>> nobody has used the media, social media better than carl. the media, us included. ts to break news, he comes on here and he tells what he's already done, and then the stock reacts to it. it's the same with social media. >> tim, you had this look like when mentioned media. he takes advantage of the media. >> i tell you what, i think carl's strategy with apple, people have been frustrated with, and essentially, he's broken out social media. i don't think this is -- it's an early days. i think people are more vulnerable about how they're getting information on twitter. that's the bigger issue here, that's how people are getting their information. >>> coming up next -- our final day of our trader week. we're asking a third najarian to the mix. trysten najarian joins us live after this break. for tapping into a wealth of experience. ♪ for access to one of the top wealth management firms in the country. ♪ for a team of financial professionals who provide customized solutions. for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can he

the country to receive local opposition the fizz and even a potential presidential candidate the us media's ukraine coverage that's getting a live recording i made a trip i should never happen the welcome to the tonight show when she finally knees and my maths i need action thanks to johnny. ukraine's new self proclaimed government has been branded as cover art for ultra nationalist trying to unleash civil war. the message from the country's council president because in the cottage has been addressing the media for the second time since being toppled from power very negative transcendent. just do the same once again that he does not count the government in ukraine as legitimate swirl reminded that in fact what he sees happening in ukraine right now is a country that has been overrun but also investments and basses groups who pushed the country to bring off disaster. though you tons of ocean next to east sydney a fact sheets are acting in the country of calling this a coat that it's in the government and that aiming to run for the presidency. ukrainian citizens of becoming victims of violenc

she's just talking she's created headlines and of course most importantly she's feeding the us media the corporate owned media the echo chamber new line so that they can keep up the drumbeat of demonization against russia. this information is not only coming from an official government body responsible for u s foreign policy but also through twitter page is directed at russian readers to decide between was also dressed like this russian language twitter page called progress set up by the state department which has been tweeting on it repeated allegations like this one accusing mccain of putin of allowing one ukrainian service meant to be shot dead this is the menu a state department spokesperson who contemplates the victorian new land who was this post when provocatively or occupying supporting them a dime protests including the far right elements. she is not functioning right now as a diplomat and she is not functioning right now as some sort of objective spokesperson. this is a propaganda machine in the media war against russian u s officials seem to be inventing the rules as they

us media say the nsa will likely receive records from phone companies and hold on to the data for certain period of time. japan's defense ministry has boosted its ite capabilities. officials have set up a ninety per cent units to protect it against cyber attacks. some security experts say two thousand and thirteen was the worst year on record with thousands of the country's government sites hacked. defence ministry to mow the lawn into inaugurated the unit he said hacking attacks are getting more sophisticated to safeguarding the information system of the defence ministry. so henceforth it is essential for the protection of japan's peace and security bold added it's no exaggeration to say the international community is always vulnerable to such threats unit chief. most of his uncle says the risk of cyber attacks is very real not something from the future he said his team is united in fulfilling its duties the new unit answers directly to the defense minister. members will perform around the clock monitoring of ministry and self defense forces networks and respond to attacks. tokyo police

note as of yet that connected the government installed cctv cameras in all its bid intended for us media is all the seven nation building bold initiative farm on the second of a technical and economic cooperation of them stack said. zumba is the biggest threat to stability and economic progress. built of the photos of cooperation in combating all phones up to the design and transnational crimes in the region. in feminism and once he meets him and his team into the jukebox on the scientists of the houdini that the summit of the beans to the group in austin and stalking him in south east asian countries that oh so influenced by unnamed man month with on an ipod with many men month africa and the people of the meeting began significance in the vehicle the leash and went to the united nations human rights constantly jewel in its policy on the eu is hesitation on see them go india had supported the two previous few minutes. aussie designations against the index human rights violations by an indian army during the end of the supreme court of common type this means testing or so has meetings wi

only different presidents was a message during the revolution of two thousand and eleven in the us media since then. neither of them and she is not muhammad was this opacity teaches the kids up until now of course when the army decided to take matters into their hands are not nazis the association of course the countries the abandoned by the west which a jump started the revolution in the first case the right reason why getting acquainted with the promise of a better future. the actions of ordinary citizens spark movements for change because they speak to a longing for freedom and hailed as true democracy or democratic that's right across the middle east. the so called lapse rate. self determination through coups and regime change often healed by washington as an honest we can move forward to the united states supporting democratic transitions is not a matter of idealists. it is a strategic necessity were redefining the word democracy two democracies of government. we live. this supports our host included us in the midst of notebook is a need to overthrow it. as a result uprisings are of

social media websites were used to leak audio for the prime minister as well as members of his government. now, the government and prime minister recep tayyip erdogan denied the accusations, and he said that his enemies were using social media website aimed at toppling his government. >> now, the bans on youtube and twitter angered some turks who will be voting for the first time in elections. turkey has bun of the youngest populations. they report on the issues that matter for then. >> these people come from different parts of turkey, but movement to istanbul to study at the university. they are activists from the republican people's party. they'll vote for the first time in their life. for them the election is about protecting personal freedoms. i think liberty is underestimated in turkey. >> over 6 million people will be eligible to vote. under the current government the number of universities increased from 76 to 175 and tuition fees scrapped at all state universities, some students are unhappy. a large part of that is due to the reaction from the protests last june. >> the youth were

social media websites were used to leak different awedios allegedly for the prime minister and members of his government. the government and prime minister recep tayyip erdogan denied all the accusation, and he said that his enemies were using social media website aimed at top lipping his -- toppling his government. >> anti-government protests spread across turkey when the government began posting restrections on internet usage. >> the international thought nor the malaysian airliner has shifted the area 680 miles north-east, 1,100 north-west of perth. new imigements from -- images from a thai satellite she them 125 miles where were a french satellite spotted 22 objects on sunday. the missing plane vanished nearly three weeks ago. >> air traffic controllers in america relying on old methods to do the job. high tech changes could allow them to track planes when they are in flight. >> they sit back and act like they are doing the players a favour. >> the national labour relations board rules that college football players are employees of the school. the decision could change college spor

russian media mentioned that ukraine is teeming with fascists, neonazis and this is the terms they have always used. >> russian media raised some important points, first of all, of putin being a dictator, over the last ten years it's been the u.s.a. that is been in force in iraq, afghanistan and pakistan. especially covering these types of events often ignoring much of their own government's action he. actions. >>> journalism in its various >> time now for listening post news bites. journalism remains on credit trial in the middle east. samah ibrahim, was sentenced to one year in jail, charged with attempts to derail the constitutional referendum. she was arrested at a protest against the plebiscite in january. ibrahim said she was simply covering the demonstration. the brotherhood has been designatea terrorist organization by the military backed government. three other journalists face charges. including hala hamid. the day after his trial began, the family of the jailed credit al jazeera journalist peter greste, along with two other al jazeera english staff, mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed. saud

russian media mentioned that ukraine is teeming with fascists, neonazis and this is the terms they have always used. >> russian media raised some important points, first of all, of putin being a dictator, over the last ten years it's been the u.s.a. that is been in force in iraq, afghanistan and pakistan. especially covering these types of events often ignoring much of their own government's action he. actions. >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonights exclusive report... >> from coast to coast... >> people selling fresh water for fracking... >> stories that have impact... >> we lost lives... >> that make a difference... >> senator, we were hoping we could ask you some questions about your legal problems... >> that open your world... >> it can be very dangerous... >> i hear gunshots... >> the bullet came right there through the widdow... >> it absolutely is a crisis... >> real reporting... >> this...is what we do... >> america tonight, only on al jazeera america. >> time now for listening post news bites. journalism remains on credit trial in the middle east. samah ibrahim, was sentenced to o

his mom carried out intense campaign to use social media and even bring josh's case to the news mediamaking a passioned plea to help give josh a fighting chance. >> it is horrible for us to as parents to see because he's a vibrant, strong little boy. to me it's almost a crime to not make it available to everyone who needs it. i am going to keep fighting for my son until they get it. >> that mother's fight paying off last night. the ceo announcing he would make the drug available now. >> if it were my son i would do exactly what they are doing. i really commend them on their -- and i pray for josh's recovery. we don't know how he is doing right now. we just hope this will help. >> amy hardy says she hopes the new treatment will restore josh's return to the days when he was young and healthy. he has beaten cancer four times in his young life. amy hardy will be appearing on "fox & friends" later this morning. heather and ainsley? >> they have really been through it. i am glad. hopefully the drug will, would. >>> a special election victory for the gop in florida that could smell big troub

media. the total cost to believe the hunter filly do and what fifteen million us dollars. other media sources compared it to the door through which about thirty three dollars. with that typically where the money's going. securities market weekly report in prison when red chard and put the link to the base. about three thousand representatives attending the meeting. if the average rent of a cost of two hundred fifty dollars total costs to be about seven thousand dollars. due to the government the kerry campaign said he would not pay for chartered airplane. a letter presented to the class or they could even take a train to attend a meeting in beijing. hopefully the new measures would save on transportation costs. when representatives arrived in beijing. to cover rent a bus to travel between their hotel and the meeting place. each club can carry forty passengers. it will require a tube of victory. the three thousand representatives twenty five can cost three hundred dollars a day the kiwis two hundred thirty thousand dollars accommodations and other than that. it would usually

factor. >> that is the senior vice president and director of social media at wells fargo she flew from charlotte, north carolina to show ustheir san francisco center. consisting of about 12 employees. focus to find out what you, and others, are saying about wells fargo across social media channels such as facebook and twitter. >> there is nothing wrong with venting. just stress relief. >> okay. every time someone uses the wells fargo handel or hash tag on twitter or posts on facebook, or any other outlet, wells fargo knows where, on the globe, it's coming from. athat number 3173 represents number of mentions so far today. they get more than 1 million per year and track public sentiment. red lines represent negative comments. green, ps tiff ones over a seven day period. >> this will say sorry you're having an issue. offer you noernl channel. whether e mail or phone canal. >> this person tweeted overtraft fees are the bane of my existence. that day, one care banker responded please consider visiting a wells fargo station or calling. when the san francisco folks go home, their center in manila picks up where they left off. >

that world is, i think selfies and concept of going viral is amazing, think about it we can use social mediahnology not only for things like selfers, the oscars or over. but i think from a political perspective, we can use social media to get word ut to population, get an instant feedback loop, to where people stand on different issues, they can g information from public within hours, i think that down side, it may put college polls out of business. neil: that is a good points, gary. what do you make of the selfy fixing a? they are leveraging off of it in. >> selfy is a popular, they are here to stay, started with celebrity, now everyone else, hopefully you take normal selfies, not abnormal. but as far as whole social thing, it is just begun, company are aking huge advantage ofuge advertising for be going to forward, i think we're at the beginning. neil: i thinkf you are a big star, and you have to take a selfy that demeans you as a star, people should be taking pictur of you. meanwhile, thank you very much for putting some of this in perspective. what is deal with this what's deal e-mail an

of course we use the media. see you on trying and i share what i like being on the meaning of our actions it's um what are the results of their lethal to be the first peoples are seated in the evening routines are a team that's in fact we are targeting. we create some sort of way next time of the lp issue. this is part of our actions seat b team history and its inmates who people really can check which isn't an easy machine. unless you are aware that there is an issue to scold you can opt to take steps to solve it. i have noticed bought it for mine because talking about women breaking through in the corporate world the american business magazine folds for lisa twenty fourteen as to the world's billionaires with a record number of women making the shias presents hundred and seventy two then landed up on the messed up twenty five to simpson's twenty fishing on the far more impressive sixty percent increase in the last two years still it's important to stress that they are in the number slightly more than campus an

she talked to us about how she hadn't used e-mail and in fact had and used media for over a decade not because she didn't think it was secure but because she just didn't think it was useful. for this supreme court justice who talked about how they hadn't gotten around to e-mail. that was a quote. they will will eventually but now again in the upcoming year they will decide cases that will lead to everything from net neutrality to the constitutionality of some of the nsa activities but in their own world they just haven't got around to it. this is an just an american problem. we saw the same thing in meetings with officials with china great written france uae. for example the lead civilian official of the cybersecurity czar in australia had never even heard of a critical technology in the space. the point is you have this gap among people with great responsibility. the result is that cybersecurity is an issue that is as crucial at a personal level to areas that you care about from your bank account to your personal privacy to its shaping the future of world politics itself and in turn i

flight of fancy from the mind of dutch filmmaker floris kype. >> i was asked to tell a story by using media floris came to us by the idea of bidding wings so you can fly like a bird and create a story around that. >> it's a universal dream that goes way back in history, like leonardo da vinci also tried to design wings. >> floris invents a name that is brought to life with the help of social media. >> we created facebook page and twitter and created the whole back story, basically. >> floris group also takes his viewers through every step of his adventure. >> hey, i'm yarno, and i'm on my blog and going to share my personal project. >> we started writing a script and trying to roll out all the different videos. >> this dream i have is about being able to fly in the same way as birds do with flapping wings. >> we basically used the same techniques you would use for film or any form of drama to establish a real character that has, you know, problems and struggles. >> where do you find a place in the big city nowadays with enough space for building 12 meters of wings? >> we didn't have money t

he's also griped that they dozen they don't use social media. the last thing they want is him to be calling shots inside the boardroom. all they they did offer him a seat. >> they did. >> i know they were weighing and probably will give him two but he wants three. >> it sounds to me like some egos are getting involved and maybe this night is personal. >> all of these fights get perm. wall street is all about personalities and people take these personally. you have these guys that are rough and victim tunnel and they have sharp elbows . i don't show favoritism. i beat up everybody equally. >> me included. >> especially on your wine selection. [laughter] >> thank you for disclosing that. >> but i try to play this like baseball and gave you the un-varnished. i'm not looking to be nice to anyway here. i want to tell the story. >> we count occupy you for that. >> the story is this is round two and what was interesting is that they give him two seats, probably, and then he launched it for three and we're in a knock-down, drag-out battle. >> they gave

. >> tell us about how you are using social media to raise awareness. >> my organization the red pumpject turned five this year. we asked bloggers to add this red shoe badge on their blog, and dedicate their website to talking about hiv and aids. so we take the very serious disease and conversation out of townhalls and bring it into social media and into twitter, and we use red shoes to get people's attention, and while we have their attention, we talk about hiv and the issues surrounding it, and the stigma, and what we try to do is normalize the conversation so it takes some of the shame and secrecy out of it. let's just talk about it, why not? >> speaking about talking, our community has really responded about new messages . . . linda i'm going to go to you with this, give us a new forward. >> think kim said it. any woman can contract this disease. she has to protect herself. there are a number of ways. hiv truly is 100% preventable, not just in hearing the message but making action nch the gentlemen has said action, utilizing safe sex practices, but talk to a health-care provider,

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