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way that that lawsuit is fly if there was some fraud involved on zuckerberg's part.other one. >> you'll have the 65 million outcome based on what mark zuckerberg, saying i think my company is worst $1 billion. there won't be people figuring that and analyzing that and bringing that to court. >> that's ridiculous. 65 million san awful lot of money. both sides had very sophisticated lawyers and went through this and when they signed the releases, my guess is they were air tight. to prove fraud is version very difficult. i agree. they have to show fraud and intentional fraud. right now the case, they are trying to reopen that settlement. the judge said no. it's on appeal. i agree. >> they think got a bad deal because the company is worth mortgage. >> right. but how do you prove something is an idea, it is your property and someone else developed it so they stole it from you? i mean, isn't brainstorming and discussions between these guys, who all admittedly worked together for a while, i mean, isn't that part of it? >> in this case there were e-mails that went back when

twin brothers suing the company's cofounder, mark zuckerberg. we will talk to the twins coming up ahead unless breaking news changing everything right here on studio b. but first on fox at 3:00, u.s. intelligence officials are working on a theory that osama bin laden was behind the latest plot targeting european cities. intelligence officials say they are investigating if osama bin laden and other al qaeda leaders were involved in the alleged land to launch coordinated attacks in britain, france, and germany. this as we get word of a new osama bin laden audio recording released today on a number of militant when websites. no confirmation the tape is authentic but intelligence officials were aware the terrorist leader had made a new recording. and now live from washington, dc. we will start with the news that osama bin laden could be behind the european terror plot. >>reporter: a says says "there are multiple plots and multiple threats coming into the tribal areas of pakistan and the intelligence suggests a credible threat to europe, not to u.s.

here's jesse eisenberg as mark zuckerberg. >> mr. zuckerberg, do i have your full aention?eposition, and i don't want to perjure myself. so i have legal obligation to say no. >> okay, no. you don't think i deserve your attention. >> i think if your clients want to sit on my shoulders and call themselves tall, they have a right to give it a try, but there's no requirement that i enjoyitting here listening to people lie. ♪ you have part of my attention, you have the minimum amount. theest of my attention is back at the offices of "facebook," where my colleagues and i are doing things that no one in this room, including, and especially your clients, are intellectually or creatively capable of doing. did i aquately answer your condescending question? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, man, up top. that's what i'm talking about. >> it's an up top mome. >> jimmy: yes! our thanks to jesse eisenberg. go see "the social network." we'll by right back th joshua topolsky. there he is in the bud light lime green room. hey, joshua. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] boss: our breakout session is go

mark zuckerberg who invented created facebook getting involved in the business starting very small then the business goes on to become what is today worth twenty five billion dollars and people he was close to fall by the wayside but the stories told from the point of view of everybody from his point of view from his partners from people who were sort of cast aside you don't really get the truth about him but it's so it's an engrossing story so it's really a human story why i think mark zuckerberg is probably happy that we're not getting the truth about him from here he seems to be giving you know big donations throwing huge parties a circus that allayed dancers up in new york to try to take some of the attention off of this movie but you know ok so you're not a user of facebook you said a lot of people that you know do use it do you think that in a way it's bringing people closer together in the sense that now you can have thousands of friends online or is it taking us farther apart because you can have friends that you never even interact with face to face you never even meet. does an

and what is it like to take on one of your contemporaries, you and mark zuckerberger, and he's such aop culture and what was it like to take on the role? >> one of the interesting things about the movie is that it's so current in the way facebook is current and in the way facebook is literally updating as we live and as we update ourselves, the movie is as contemporary and as topical and the impact the movie is having raising discussions of success and ambition is similar to the topic facebook raises. >> we see behind you the movie poster, saying punk, genius, and then millionaire. did you have a desire to make this real life person a little more likeable because he didn't come across as a likeable person. did you come across to interject or put your penalty into it or was it authentic as it was. >> my goal was to just play the character as realistically as possible and as the actor was sympathetic because my job was to understand where he was coming from and beable to defend his behavior, and even though he does things in the movie that may hurt other characters, i think he's in ever

and jesse eisenberg, who you had on the show -- he plays mark zuckerberg -- just loses it, and says,: yes, i love that line. but now, now zuckerberg is the youngest billionaire in the world. >> the youngest billionaire in the world, that's right. >> jimmy: were you were afraid that he was gonna sue you? >> no, i was afraid that there's a building full of people who know how to hack onto my hard drive and put child porn there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's probably -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: that would destroy your life, yeah. better than suing you. >> absolutely, but -- >> jimmy: i love that's where your mind went. you're like, "oh, he's trickier than that. he's trickier than that." >> i've got lawyers for suing. this, i don't know what to do with. [ laughter ] but -- we just found out, and i think this is great news -- he has just rented out a -- he's bought out a whole movie theater. he's taking the entire staff of facebook to see the movie tonight. >> jimmy: is he really? >> yeah, i think it's really cool. >> jimmy: that's awesome that he did that. >> yeah, he did something else really

we kind of get to see the website that mark zuckerberg and his roommates created before facebook., immediately you realize what a genius this guy is at programming and then you follow the natural progression into what was originally called the facebook. now, as it's widely reported zuckerberg crossed a lot of people in making the $6.9 billion website and get to see it play out in snarky interaction and get to see him strike out with the ladies. >> i don't know if you heard about this new website i launched. >> no. >> the facebook. >> you called me a bitch on the internet. >> that's why i wanted to talk to you. >> on the internet. >> that's why i came over. >> comparing women to farm animals. >> i didn't end up doing that. >> it didn't stop you from writing it as if every thought that tumbles through your head was so clever it would be a crime for it not to be shared. the internet is not written in pencil, mark. it's written in ink. >> it's really good. the dialogue is good written by sorkin. you can imagine what a talented writer you have on this. i give it four out of five kernel

zuckerberg first pushed back? what did he think of it as a subscriber service?is is a new form of communication, a new way of facilitating information. the company's goal ought to always be to grow as much as it can, to make it available to as much as possible and not have the impedance of advertising that turns people off to it. he felt that then and he feels it now. facebook has a lot of ads but most people that use facebook do not feel the ads are overwhelming them compared to myspace or almost any other site. >> i'm so told i have to go. i have to ask. he wouldn't be worth $7 billion without the advertising at this point. does he care about money? >> not very much. he doesn't care that he's worth $7 billion actually. he cares about making facebook a gigantic thing for everybody on the planet to use. that is his primary goal. i think his vision about that kind of thing is the single biggest missing element in the movie. >> clearly a genius, that's for sure. david kirk patrick, thank you so much. from the "daily beast." >>> the state department issues an alert

it could very well be a serial killer movie, only instead of murdering people, zuckerberg is a computerrogrammer sociopath. that didn't quite work for me. it feels a little too constructed and a little too conveniently contrived for the sake of drama. and on top of that, the female characters overall are really shortchanged. the performances for me -- >> what do you mean, they don't have real characters that have been developed, shortchanged in what way? >> right. well, i would say the only interesting female character here disappears after two scenes. the other female characters are really boring or are reduced to stereo typical promiscuous characters and don't do much on their own. this is a very male driven movie. the female presence wasn't as strong as it should have been. >> overall, what is your grade? >> i give it a b plus. it's solid, but i didn't love it. it is still one to keep an eye out come award season. >> let's talk about "let me in." a 12-year-old builds a friendship with a mysterious new neighbor who would only socialize at night. let's take a look at this little peek.

. >>> still to come, facebook founder mark zuckerberg can't buy good press even with $100 million. the latest media stump with that fake pimp, james o'keefe. the only complete multivitamin with soy isoflavones to help address hot flashes and mild mood changes. new one a day menopause formula. >>> time now for the media monitor. our weekly look at the hits and errors in the news business. here's what i like, cnn's abbie boudreau reporting a documentary on conservative activists tried to arrange an interview with james o'keefe, he the guy who dressed up as a pimp to run that undercover sting against a.c.o.r.n. and then was arrested for infiltrating senator mary landrieu's office. boudreau discovered that he was planning a hidden camera sting against her and cnn. the setting, a boat filled with sexual props, such as dildos and fuzzy handcuffs. >> why is his goal to get me on the boat? she said, because, on the boat he's going to be there, dressed up and he's going to have strawberries and champagne waiting for you and he was going to hit on you the whole time. >> that is a new low. ev

harvaad classmates of zuckerberg claim he stole the idea for facebook.cial network is fiction.3 the twins say it is accurate of what happened. and the brothers were asked about the difference of opinion, on cnn. >>well, i am not sure he %ctualll sees it because he has so sort of hard for him to say what is fiction. non-fiction fill and that's sor3 of the party line. but they have not seen the film. >> tyler what do you say in reeponse? >> yeah it is laughable that you could make a call on the veracity of the film without seeing it. until he doos, it is not credible. >> the brothers who were both olympic roars sue zuckerberg facebook and got a $65 million settlement.3 that ettlement is currently tied up in appeals because thee3 men say they think they should rrceive more money. no matter who created it, you can become a fan of fox 45 on facebook. get breaking news and behind the scenes info. join the moreethan 23,000 other fans of fox 45 today. just go to facebook.com/fox batch more. i am judy kurtz and that's tonight's "word on the web". >> smoking drink

he meets zuckerberg. you come on -- i think -- here's why i think you did such a great job., man, you play a creep. [ audience ohs ] >> well -- >> jimmy: yeah, that's the way i took it. >> kind of -- that's objective. >> jimmy: that's the way i took it as. [ laughter ] no way, man. it is so good. it's so good to see you playing that. >> sort of a backhanded compliment on national television. >> jimmy: no, it's a great a compliment. >> that i played a great creep. that's what you were saying. >> jimmy: that's a stretch for you 'cause you're such a nice guy. but, i mean -- i made the compliment to david fincher as well. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: every actor in this movie scores. >> i -- i -- you know -- it was a fantastic character to play. you know, he's -- aaron sorkin wrote an amazing script for us to work with. and david fincher obviously -- >> jimmy: aaron sorkin from "west wing." >> mm-hmm, created "the west wing." >> jimmy: he's crazy. he's so good. >> yeah. he's gonna be on your show, right? >> jimmy: yeah, he's coming on tomorrow or something. >> he's fantastic. >> jimmy

facebook friend, mark zuckerberg to a group posed as man boy love association.kerberg abruptly left the group. some argue that similar pranks could have reaa consequences. one computer securityyexpert said that if a facebook friend adds someone to a group linked to illegal activity like terrorism it could lead to a legal nightmare. facebook is defending thee3 ú%oup's feature. site saying in a statement, if you don't trust someone to look out for you when making decisions on the site. we would suggest that you should not be friends on facebook. i am judy kurtz, that's tonight's "word on the web". >> one blond bomb shell has just been cast to play another. michele williams will be playing the role of marilyn monroe in a new film my week with marilyn. the story is based on monroe's london film shoot with sir lawrence olivia. williams will play along british actors. this is the second movie centeree around the late star. naomi watts plays her in the other film, blond, set to start in 2012. >> good news for sex and the city fans. more of the franchise could make the

you think of -- what do you think of the other billionaires out there, like the new money, mark zuckerberg>> well, i think it is incredible. they are young kids and they hit on something, wheer it is facebook or some other technologically advanced -- it has always been -- i love real estate. i love what i'm doing, but these guys become rich very quickly. but of course, for every one of him, there's hundreds and hundreds of thousands of others where it doesn't hit. but he certainly hit with facebookand others have hit with other ideas and become very wealthy at a very young age. and i think it's great. i think it's amazing. >> jimmy: yeah, he is a good dude. >> i think so too. >> jimmy: now, your show, i know it airs in 80 different countries. is that correct? >> that's right. 80 different countries, all over. >> jimmy: that's -- so there's 80 different donald trumps? [ laughter ] well, sometimes it's me. it's usually -- in the english-speaking countries, it is me, but a lot of times in rusa, in china, in different places, they get the donald trump of that country. and interestingly sometim

mark zuckerberg made his share of enemies along the way.yl claim he stole their idea. the allegation plays out on the big screen. >> your father's lawyer? >> he's going to look at this and if he thinks it's appropriate, he'll send a cease and desist lawyer. >> we can do that ourselves. i'm 6'5" 220, and there's two of me. >> the real life winklevi eventually settled the case for a reported $65 million. but now, apparently, they want more since facebook is estimated somewhere between $20 billion to $24 billion in value. they will join us at 7:40 eastern to talk about that and how they were portrayed in the "social network." >>> meanwhile, oprah opens up to "fortune" magazine about the launch of her own cable network. and the woman who spoke exclusively to oprah about why this new venture almost didn't happen. >>> and should sarah palin make an official run for the republican nomination in 2012? new poll numbers reveal how she would stack up against her potential republican challengers. and we've got the numbers coming right up. credit card r

. >>> a huge denation by mark zuckerberg drew a lot of attention last month.erry went to newark to investigate. >> a $100 million challenge grant. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg donated $100 million. on stage to accept, a republican governor and democratic mayor. the gift raises many questions. do you feel it could help the school district? >> we have no details except that it was $100 million in stock given over five years. >> reporter: what out of the gift helped chris christie from his loss of $400 million in federal race to the top funds which would have come to new jersey. corey booker has not come up with an education plan, but shortly before the big rollout on oprah, lost a very serious political battle. >> reporter: a battle over budget cuts. notice public schools are failing. currently, the state controls the school district. under the new plan, the mayor is authorized to develop a new plan. ronald reich says that's wrong. >> one condition is that mayor book must be the person. >> reporter: in a statement, booker said he would in the take a formal role

it's great mark zuckerberg gave the donation.ry booker this week about it. >> mayor of newark. >> ultimately as secretary of education rod paige knows, there is no silver bullet in education. part of what is concerning me is that their charter schools are not so bullet. ultimately we believe we shouldn't have bad teachers. there is no epidemic of bad teachers in the united states of america. there is a complicated tough strategy in terms of helping all kids who achieve. there are a lot of great public schools that know how to do it and charter schools that know how to do it. take the best of the best replicating it for all kids. >> charter schools generally speaking are nonunion but the wrath of the teachers unions because the teachers in the charter schools would not be under their jurisdiction. >> although we have -- >> opening statement from secretary page. you heard randy say there was no epidemic of this country of bad teachers. what say you? >> there is no silver bullet. >> that is a fact that i think even randy has to ackn

in the last few weeks it's brought mark zuckerberg the founder out of his shell.hy all this buzz about this particular movie? >> don't you love that? i don't think that's such a coincidence that finally mark zuckerberg is coming out that his movie that mapt paints him as an unlikable fellow has made millions at the box office. the rest of the country didn't seem to care so much about a story that some are coining as being a little bit too techie or inside baseball and ironically a lot of people thought it might be too young at the end of the day, but there was a west coast screening for the academy members here in l.a. just the other day and it was a packed house and really good feedback, so we might be seeing some oscar love for the facebook movie. >> he said himself i only wish my life was as glamorous as it's portrayed in the movie. >> there's still time. >>> coming up here, a mother of two who won her battle against obesity dropping 145 pounds. we'll check out how she looks now and how she did it. but first these messages. its great. i eat anything that i want

where does mark zuckerberg, the head of facebook live? they deal with a lawsuit. the guy bringing the suit said everything thinks he lives in palo alto. he rents it a month to month apartment here and in the plaintiff's words actually lives out of a duffle bag. this lawsuit by the fellow who claims he owns facebook and there have been a lot of lawsuits about people who claim they own facebook, the latest is brought and the question here about where he lives is relevant because then you decide what state this is actually in. the lawsuit itself is sketchy. not a lost evidence involved, but the courts need to know so they know where to try it. >> interesting. >> out of a duffle bag. >> this morning, a young man in nepal was declared the world's shortest man at 25.8 inches tall. that's more than an inch shorter than a columbian who held the record previously. an official from the guinness book of world roars did the official measurement on that. the young man's father said he has no explanation for why his son never grew taller. >>> a michael jackson dvd box set of al

the movie does not paint a good picture of zuckerberg.e went and saw it and he said it was a fun movie. >> got to be interesting to see a film about yourself. >> the 2011 route of the tour of california is out in santa rosa. they were left off the list. instead they will have one stage in the bay area that will run from livermore to san jose. they will add stages in north shower and south shore lake tahoe. it was changed to give other city a chance to get involved. >>> the giants playoffs have a national spotlight shining on san francisco and all the attention is helping to boost the city's image. plus there several big events like fleet week and concerts happening around the bay area this weekend. today in the bay's christie smith is live in san francisco with how all of these events are having a ripple effect. there thousands of fans estimated to spend about $175 a pop here in the city. more than half the fan who is don't go down to the game today are ordering food in. too nervous to cook while the games are going on. we have fleet week

. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg rolled out tools yesterday to provide more privacy. >>> samsung shares saw more than 3% of the world's largest chipmaker missed establishments. timely, gold may be a hot commodity, but you'll get a much better return from the lady in your life if you invest in this rare pink diamond ring, expected to get $38 million at auction. >>> the yankees make their mark and moss is heading to minnesota again. roy halladay posts the second no-hitter in major league history in his playoff debut. your early morning sports headlines are just ahead. >>> fantastic fall weathers we head towards the weekend. your thursday forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, philadelphia phillies ace roy halladay picked quite a remarkable day to make his postseasodebut last night. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at allour sports healines. >>> good morning. it was a debut for the ages. in his first career playoff strt, the phillies roy halladay pitched a no-iter against the reds. scott

in case haven't heard, the film tells the controversial story of how mark zuckerberg the ceo of facebookgh- tech college prank into a major social movement in just a few years. largely by squashing anything or anyone who gets in the way of his vision for social networking. now, larry magid who is our technology analyst says the movie portrays zuckerberg as an important figure in our culture elevating facebook to the level of a major social institution something that will even put facebook on the map even more than it already has been. it's getting a lot of buzz, the film. we are talking about some best picture talk. certainly the best picture so far this year. could very likely be a best picture nominee especially now that there are ten of those every year. this morning's "mercury news" calls the social network an extraordinary perhaps defining film which deserves the comparisons it's been getting to the truly great movies of all time. so personally i'm excited to see it and i hope to do so soon. >> reporter: yeah, sound like a lot of people will see it after those kind of reviews especi

zuckerberg did not cooperate with the making of the film.says, quote, a lot of it is fiction. >>> wayne brady and mike tyson are not t names you would expect to hear in the same sentence. ♪ every little step i take, you will be there ♪ >> the duo joined forces to recreate the music video for bobby brown's smash hit "every little step." wayne brady sings and mimics brown's original moves while tyson does his own version. bobby brown himself even turns up in the cameo. they made the video for comedy weite comedy or die. if nothing else, it serves as a reminder of just how cheesy some of the old mus videos were. >> sometimes you just needo leave the 80s in the '80s. >> probably the same thing said about the videos made now in another 20 years. >> good point. >>> still ahead on news4, how to send and receive text messages without touching or looking at your phone. >>> and fears that a produc designed to keep inf >>> a major recall tonight by automaker bmw. the german car company recalling 350,000 cars across the globe because of a potential brak

. >> in reverse order, they are kanye west, apple's steve jobs, facebook creator mark zuckerberg, microsoft's bill gates. and number one on the www.askmen.com poll, its daily show host jon stewart. >> deborah: what about president obama? he came in at number 21. that's "inside edition" for today. i am deborah norville. thanks for watching. we'll see you again tomorrow. >>> the rangers got ripped by the giants. >> juan uribe shoots one out. >> fans went wild as they watched the boys from the bay take down texas. from analysis of the game to all the wild excitement, we have team coverage of game one of the world series. gary is here, boy the giants were hot tonight. >> and texas can score, this was a wild game. hall of famers throwing out the first pitch. it was 2-2 in the 5th. cliff lee and tim lincecum got beat up. sanchez break as 2-2 tie. sanchez 4-5. three doubles. same inning, here goes juan uribe, knockout blow, three run blast. giants score 6 runs in this inning, 8-2 san francisco. barry bonds, never won al, looks like he is happy tonight. 11-7 giants. >> we know he throws a lot of stri

zuckerberg, he's like not so much. >> this is based on hearsay sources, based on a book.e zucker berg wouldn't contribute or cooperate with a movie that will slam him. the two twins who say they created facebook, they couldn't cooperate because they received a huge settlement when they sued zuckerberg and they signed a nondisclosure. just like anything you watch nowadays like bio-pics, there's fudging. and in the process some things are exaggerated and some things played down. it seems accurate. it has the feeling of a crackling news story. you get into the back stabbing and the power struggles. >> we teased the flintstones. >> much more important. >> 50 years of the flintstones. a cultural icon. yabba dabba doo. >> much better than dyn-o-mite. remember the jackie gleason show? fred and wilma were the first prime time couple to be shown in bed together. not much sexual heat between two cave people, cartoons. >> and they're smoking. that was then, this is now. >> that wouldn't be on x-tube right now. >> but it was aimed at an adult audience. >> it started for an adult audi

we can't blame mark zuckerberg alone for the intensity of interconnectivity fostered by facebook.an. facebook is the moby dick of romanticizing acquaintanceship. as if life were a party filled almost exclusively with small talk and pointless self-revelations. it makes me wonder if we're slowly training the next legislation to not be deep, no have engrossing interactions but skim the surface of other people. more than that, facebook wants you to think you can and should put your whole life on stage. a key line in the great new film about facebook called "social network" is private behavior is a relic of a time gone by. wow. as if the news you are single or in a relationship or sad about your cat dying should be available to everyone at a moment's notice. once more, younger people get denied jobs because potential employers didn't like what they saw on their facebook page like drunken party pictures they'll learn to think of it as an extension of their brand and not publish things they wouldn't want people in their serious life to see. someone wrote a facebook status that said "this

the real mark zuckerberg has co out against this film saying it's fiction andnone of it happened as its in the movie, he says. well, if you're looking for something a little scarier, try "let me in." it tells the story of owen, the shy, introverted little boy who meets abbey, a new girl who just moved in next door. he quickly takes a liking to her but finds out she is not exactly the sweet little girl she appears to be. and the horrors continue with case 39 starringenee zelwegger and bradley cooper. she plays a social worker who takes a 10-year-old girl from her seemingly abusive pants. but the more she investigates the girl's case, the more bad things begin to happen until she realizes she's dealing with supernatural forces. >>> up next, meteorologist chuck bell will be back with with another check of the forecast. dentures are softer than teeth. and a lot of people, when they get a denture, they think the best way to clean it is by brushing i with toothpaste. toothpaste contains abrasives that scratch dentures, leaving microscopic crevices where bacteria can grow, and bacteriaan caus

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i interviewed everyone except for mark zuckerberg, who would not speak to me, and i built this story over a year of research. so, you know, everything in there is correct. it's a true story. >> what are you doing? >> checking into see how it's going in bosnia. >> bosnia. they have facebook. >> if nothing else, "the social network" will give everyone a look inside one of the great success stories of the dot om era. >> it does represent the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, perhaps a little exaggerated in points, but i think the core of it is kind of what we all feel when we're trying to build something exciting and different. >> and a peek inside how a silicon valley success story goes viral. in redwood city, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> the movie is getting great reviews. >> and interesting. but when it comes to excitement -- >> no. no. i've got my -- >> you do. orange and black. raj in black and -- look at me. i'm in blue and white. i'm a padre, apparently. >> don't even say that. >> i love your jacket, jessica. it's almost as nuclear as my shirt. >> i know. >> insane. the

jesse eisenberg stars as facebook founder mark zuckerberg.t want to ruin it because that's not cool. >> it's like you're throwing the greatest party on campus and someone's saying it's got to be over by 11:00. you don't even know what the thing is yet. how big it can get. how far it can go. this is no time to take your chips down. a million dollars isn't cool. you know what's cool? . >> a billion dollars. >> and jesse and justin are with us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> almost all i've been talking about since i saw the film. it's so stunning. >> me, too. >> seemed to me to be what wall street was to the late '80s this is to our time now. this sort of window in. for both of you -- >> that's a compliment. >> well it seemed to be the truth to me. both of you guys play real people. how do you prepare to play mark zuckerberg? >> a few ways. the first is to go off this wonderful script that aaron sorkin wrote this incredible script and created these amazing characters who, like you said, are based on real people. in addition to u

skwloo we're looking at a clip now of "the social network" a movie based on facebook and mark zuckerbergw one of my favorite lines in the whole movie. she's saying to the guy who dumped her and wrote bad things about her on the internet, the internet is written in ink, the theme of the movie. >> nobody thanks that. >> you can't erase what you say or write about someone so think about it very carefully. >> really a. mandatory assignment here, actually. >> to seat movie. >> because everyone here had seen it, right. and your reaction was? >> it was phenomenal and i can't wait to see it again. >> you had a great analogy. i feel the same way everyone i have spoken to about it cannot say enough about. you have a great analogy about this movie also talking about "wall street." >> right. it seems to me this movie is to our time what the first "wall street" was to the late '80s, in terms of sort of capturing lightning in a bottle to exactly what is going on at this exact moment in time. anyway, it's, for me, it's a clarification of the life -- sort of the life of my children, because this is thei

>> reporter: in the movie "the social network," which opened today, a character based on mark zuckerberg's ex-girlfriend warns him about seemingly innocent online chatter. >> the internet is not written in pencil, mark, it's written in ink. >> reporter: 12 kids before clementi have committed suicide as a result of alleged cyber bullying. megan meyer was 13 when she hanged herself after receiving cruel messages, supposedly from a teenage boy. the messages actually came from an adult neighborhood. 17-year-old alexis pill king on the killed herself after a slew of harassing e-mails. >> bullying has always been around. the internet is changing it significantly. the web has given people the ability to share information very quickly, it's hard to make it disappear once its been shared online. >> reporter: ravi and wei both face charges of invasion of privacy, but the prosecutor is considering additional charge s which could double the prison sentence, up to ten years. >> because of that technology, this was something that happened to us in our lives that we feel apart of, and we feel entitled to

in fact only today, two congressmen, wrote mark zuckerberg asking them to explain how facebook applicationsdle information. this month leading trade groups announce add new set of principles and unveiled this advertising icon. >> the intent is for every ad where it is being selected or used and when you click on it it tells you about the policies of the companies involved in the ads and it allows you to opt out. >> reporter: but mark rotten berg says the industry cannot be trusted to police it. >> the system of online privacy has pretty much broken down, that's why we're at a critical moment right now for the future of the internet. >> reporter: they say there's another risk here if facebook doesn't resolve its privacy issues. he says the risk is that the federal government will step in with some heavy handed and perhaps inflexible solutions ken? >> don knapp in palo al to. thank you don. >>> budget cuts say police officers off a bay area campus. why some students say it's a pleasant surprise. >>> a brew of a different kind. what is new on the menu at starbucks. and it's not coffee. . >>> b

across the river in new york, 100 million dollars was given to newark by mark zuckerberg of facebook,have to be graded. if they don't perform, the money goes away. they said yes and here is what happened. the teachers association said no we don't like it don't want the 200 million. and the teachers almost blocked 200 million dollars going to the kids, it's terrible. >> i'm not disagreeing with the grading process. >> brenda: you're talking about the mayor of newark and governor of new jersey. i want to get jonas quickly, what's your take. >> i think something there's something wrong with parents knowing the grades. they're going to attack the people and-- >> they're the consumer though, they're paying for it. >> it's not a monopoly, and back to the point. the rankings should be there so they can decide who is a better student and you don't have to be on the internet for the masses to know. we don't know the rankings entirely of all the companies we deal with either. >> brenda: i'll point out, jonas you're the only one in this group who is not a parent and you're probably thankful for