now, wehner along with sherrill sandburg talked about how they are working to grow revenue across theoard. >> people have shifted to mobl and marketers know they need to catch up. mobile is no longer a need to do, it's a must do and we're working closely with marketers to make this transition. the best understand that people watch videos differently in mobile feeds. the goal is to create what we think of as thumb stopping creative. videos that grab attention in the first few seconds even without sound. >> they're talking a lot about how they're growing the emotional number of advertisers. they've added about 10 million small businesses that have a presence on facebook yus in the past three months. they now have about 3 million businesses advertising on facebook, so there's huge potential to grow that number. and they talked about how messenger in particular is really in its early days in terms of turning those 1 billion users into revenue. guys, back to you. >> thanks so much. let's trade this again. you think the stock kay trs started to trade is going to continue a bleed tomorrow? >

now wehner said he would update guidance on capital expenditures on the full year for the earnings call said they are continuing to invest in long and near-term. he says time spent per person is growing by double-digit percentages. >> in terms of dau, it is up. we are continuing to drive good usage, time spent per daily active is up. so yeah, we are pleased with what we are delivering in terms of engagement. >> upcoming earnings, also expecting wehner to address whether this kind of fast growth in terms of revenue is sustainable. wehner saying they are working to maintain success and growth on all fronts from early days of the likes of facebook messenger. >> i don't know about you guys but i think so much of facebook itself when he have it take into account when they say there the beginning of mon if iization. instagram and stuff -- >> but they couldn't keep you on any of them. >> and that's another one, too. so plenty of different places where even if you're trying to hide from the social media world, you seem to get back in the middle of it. >> that's one of the things that investors

counteract the perception of even republicans who write he is -- who he respects, people like pete wehnerho says he is cruel, dismissive, divisive, all of this public persona? how do you counteract that? mark: i don't think trump could do anything to win pete over. but for some voters saying close attention, i think if he shows -- again, you hit on the right word. it's that notion that he is cruel. the notion that he is a bad person. i think he needs to show people that he is a good person. not just through -- i think it is less a recitation of charitable giving. i think those stories will be counteracted. it's more stylistic. it's more -- i have seen it as others have, that he has a close relationship with his children. that he is loving and nurturing. i think they need to put that right on the stage. john: we have seen those ads with the clinton campaign. they are effective. trump abusing people, mocking people -- mark: they are not effective because they are not affecting battleground state numbers. john: i mean stylistically. they make an illustrative i point. agree with you. a recita

. >> wehner warned the growth will slow as the company faces tough comparisons.e as well as mark zuckerberg talked about revenue opportunities from mobile video, search, messenger, and virtual reality. despite concerns about the likes of snapchat, he tells me engagement continues to grow and small business business chief dan levy says the offering is totally unique. >> if you think of new businesses that are being created today, some of the niche consumer products, facebook's really the only place they could target and reach an argument for specially designer socks or other things that would be hard to advertise out to a broad public. >> analysts have been talking about how facebook is no longer going after just social ad budgets but ad dollars that would have previously been allocated to local or even tv ads. guys? >> okay. julia, thank you. >>> coming up, we've got breaking economic news. weekly jobless claims plus some stocks in the cloud. more on the deal in the morning. oracle buys netsuite for $109 a share. stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc, f