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already on facebook coming up on a million views. >> i know some adults who need to learn this because on social media there's so much hate that goes on that some adults don't take it as well as she does. >> it's unreal. we are very excited because we have mom, sonia and little 4-year-old c.c. on via skype "right this minute." >> tell me when your daughter came home did your heart just break when she told you this story? >> it did break my heart because i saw that her feelings were hurt. after she told me she told me what she said i was like do you even know what a fashion statement is? she said i hear you say it but it was surprising to me because she use it in such proper context. >> in the united states bullying has gotten a lot of attention lately. is that something that has gotten a lot of attention in the bahamas? >> i don't know what it's like now, but when i was in school it wasn't such a big problem. all of this really stems from me trying to get c.c. to feel comfortable, you know about herself and to be grateful for the things that she has, and to know that she doesn't need m

we made the facebook app on android, for example. i think it uses about, you know, five times less data than it did last year. so that directly goes towards being cheaper for people to use. and we have made a bunch of these tools open for other folks to use as well. but it turns out that the biggest hurdle actually is not either technical or affordability, it is the social challenge. where the majority of people aren't connected actually are within range of a network and can afford it, but they actually don't know why they would want to use the internet. and it kind of makes sense if you think about it. if you grew up and you never had a computer, and you've never used the internet, and someone asked you, "do you want to buy a data plan?," your response, too, would probably be, "what's a data plan and why would i want to use this?" and that ends up, i think, being the biggest challenge, and one where we can have the most value by giving people some free basic services by working with operators and governments, and helping people unde

., like us on facebook, and follow us on twitter. announcer: next, a portion of the seminar we covered this weekend on the closing of the civil war in 1865. it was held at longwood university in farmville, virginia, and cohosted by the university and at the mass -- appomattox historical park. topics include the surrenders of alabama and indian territory confederate immigration to brazil let the end of the war, and the war's legacy. this is about three hours. . i want to go ahead and introduce the first speaker for the morning. bert dunkerly is a historian, an award-winning author. he has a degree in history from st. vincent college and a masters in preservation. he has worked at nine different historic sites most recently am currently at the richmond national battlefield park. he has written two books and i think we have at least one of them in the for-sale bookstore his most recent one, "the most famous bridal" -- -- struggle" -- i grabbed the wrong one. what is the most recent one? "to the bitter end," which deals with the surrende

you can comment on our abc 7 facebook page. leon: a break in last month's shooting at frederick high school. police announced two arrests in the shooting that wounded two teenagers. john gonzalez has more now on the investigation. john: this afternoon, frederick county police say these are the young men who caused so much terror here at frederick high school back on february 4th. that night, there was a shooting out here in the parking lot while a basketball game was going on inside. police and school officials made the big announcement just moments ago and the commander-in-charge made it very clear this investigation is not over. they still want to do some follow-up interviews and there are possibly more suspects and more arrests. but today these two men are behind bars facing a grand jury indictment. 21-year-old brandon taylor and 19-year-old chandler davenport both live here in frederick. police say tyler was the shooter that night. davenport a co-conspirator who actually went into the school and lured students out. clearly,

. >> not only am i in this thing, but you're going to put it on facebook. >>> a couple of dash cams. first from russia, this post theed video, felt superior. the left lane is a left-turn only lane. some people on the left-hand side are deciding they're going to go straight particularly this car there. you see it with the spoiler and the roof rack. the guy driving the car decides, no this is straight turn only that's a left turn oernl, i'mnly, i'm going to crowd you out, so he does. the guy that got crowded out isn't feeling happy about it. the guy we're riding with is feeling superior maybe too superior because later on, captain angry on left-hand side comes up the right-hand side. the guy we're riding with decides he's the police. he pulls a pit maneuver and puts the car into another car and back. what do you think? >> he wasn't. >> i don't condone this but you do wish you could just oh ram somebody for being so stupid! >> that's the problem. >> i know. >> that's exactly the point of this video. you're not supposed to do that. >> i would never do this. i know. >> i have thought abou

we made the facebook app on android, for example. i think it uses about, you know, five times less data than it did last year. so that directly goes towards being cheaper for people to use. and we have made a bunch of these tools open for other folks to use as well. but it turns out that the biggest hurdle actually is not either technical or affordability -- it is the social challenge where the majority of people are not connected actually are within range of a network and can afford it, but they actually do not know why they would want to use the internet. and it kind of makes sense if you think about it. if you grew up and you never had a computer, and you have never used the internet, and someone asked you, "do you want to buy a data plan?," your response, too, would probably be, "what's a data plan, and why would i want to use this?" and that ends up, i think, being the biggest challenge, and one where we can have the most value by giving people some free, basic services by working with operators and governments, and helping peop

short enough for all of it to be carved on his memorial. >>> now to a story trending on facebook page. the labor department issued a report can showing which jobs are potential for growth over seven years, number one is health care. baby boomers need help as they age and retire and restaurant and retail industries. >>> all right. take a live look outside on a cool clear night. amelia will tell us what to expect the rest of the weekend. >>> 50 years ago state troopers beat peaceful protesters trying to cross this bridge. today, thousands of people in ♪ insight is knowing you made the right decision from the start. insight is knowing how to handle things that don't go as planned. and sometimes it's knowing when to step back and see things differently. when you have insight, you can handle your finances with confidence. that's why at pnc insight is behind all the expert guidance we provide tools we create and services we offer. >>> 239 yores after this nation's founding our union is not yet perfect. but we are getting closer. our job's easier because somebody already got us through tha

as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on his book and twitter. -- on facebook and twitter. >> this sunday on q&a, the director of the georgetown university medical center watchdog project farmed out on how pharmaceutical companies lobby congress. >> the promotion of a drug starts 7-10 years before a drug comes on the market. while it is a legal for a company to market the drug before it has been approved by the fda, it is not illegal to market a disease. drug companies have sometimes invented diseases or exaggerated the importance of certain conditions. the particular mechanism of a drug. blanketed medical journals and meetings and other venues with these messages that are meant to prepare the minds of clinicians to accept a particular drug. also to prepare the minds of consumers to accept a particular condition. >> sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> now, another interview from the sixth annual ideas form hosted by the atlantic and the aspen institute. it brought together business entrepreneurs and science and technology experts. the editor of the atlantic speaks

photo of the 2 crossing the finish line racked up two million like on facebook up two million like on facebook. >> great story. >> it is. >> in terms of the forecast now those follow us on twitter i strongly advice that you do, know that i have nicknames for sandhya our meteorologist and one of them happens to be puddle as in we finally got some puddle over the weekend but now they are gone. >> indeed. and we needed those puddle let me tell you. we have not seen rain in awhile least we didn't see whole lot in the winter. finally got it in the spring. live doppler 7hd showing you some moisture in the clouds. this isn't reechtion the ground. here's where it is hitting the ground up to the north. crescent city picked up inch and a half of rain in the last 24 hours. here in the bay area not as much. then hundredths in santa rosa. 2/10's inch in half moon day. san carlos move it field. 7 hundredths in oakland. tenth of app inch in liver mir and $400 in san jose. wettest spot in the bay area pick up just over half inch in places like danville. state wide sierra snow pack record low of 9 per

a big story on facebook. due for a solar eclipse friday here. first of its kind since the 17th century. however, you're going to have trouble seeing it. the eclipse will only be visible from two remote places all right coast of norway. >>> the cult classic sitcom "community" is coming back. the first two episodes now online. via yahoo!. new episodes will pop up every tuesday and finally, some great news from a little girl whose battle with cancer captivated us with an inspiring story. her father such a champion. 4-year-old leah still could be cancer-free. her dad nfl lineman devon still posting an awesome pic on insta grak with #leahstrong. so happy for that news. >>> back in one minute. >>> wax back. dolce and gabbana speaking out following backlash after sharing personal views about children born through in vitro fertilization and gay couples raising children. telling cnn, i believe in the traditional family goes on to say it is impossible to change my culture for something different. it's me. i rep all the world, all the culture. in an interv

fans of pobb sensation one direction reacting to the shocking news that came on the group's facebook page. zane one of the the five members of the british irish boy band was leaving to take time out of the spotlight. >> we had to break the news to big fans sister shaina and isabel thomas. >> ahhh! >> reporter: they've been to concert, they've got the posters they even sleep with 1d blankets but tonight won't be the same without zane. >> i don't know if there's a level of popularity to explain where they're at. to be honest. i mean when i was younger it was new kids on the block. they're on whole other level. >> reporter: what made this announcement so big the reaction was raw and immediate at k102 radio the phone lines blew up. >> the first time that a big like band such as one direction with social media behind it breaking up and it's big news. >> there's a lot of girls screaming and crying. >> i was really sad when i heard. >> reporter: these three men's from aston got news in class. where schoolwork came to a halt. >> the boy band comes such a part of you. like you know much about

a new number one on facebook. which celebrity has the most likes? >> a hiker falls nearly 200 feet and survives. the video of the rescue just in right now. >>> and welcome back with some good news for drivers on this monday morning. a price drop at the pump. the national average for a gallon now $2.42. that's three cents cheaper than a week ago and $1.09 below what it was last year. this ends a 40 day strike of price hikes. >> the obama administration is moving to stop illegal fishing. launching a system being able to tell consumers where their fish was caught processed and stored to safeguard the fisheries by protecting them from the threat of illegal and unregulated fishing. >> it's time to fill out the march madness brackets and means plenty of lost activity. the men's basketball tournament could mean losses as high as $1.9 billion. but the same study says management should it try to stop the interest, it claims office pools and watching games during business hours is actually good for moral. >> i also believe online shopping is good for moral. a

. >> full-time acupuncturesist shared the news on facebook on saturday. has gone viral with more than 4000 shares. if anything, she wants her story to help others. >> i just hope that these loop hole can get closed and being exposed so that other people don't lose their homes. >> the loop hole he's referring to is when lapped lord take a multi-unit complex such as hers and turn night a single family home where rent prices can be as high as landlord wants. tenant rights group say this problem is all too common. >> landlord to increase rent by 400 percent assuming they can legally is just outrageous. >>reporter: the law center won lawsuit against the family that owns a house where they had lived. that case also involved a huge rent hike. >> this is an area where the landlord can oftentimes get away with doing this kind of activity only the most blatant example where it draws attention and ladies to lawsuit attention and ladies to lawsuit. >> the law center in talk with her in san francisco janet abc 7 news. >> breaking news. passenger on plate from dalles a

like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. announcer: you are watching american history tv. we are live at longwood university for day to of the closing of the civil war seminar . that is after schroeder of the park service introducing the panel. patrick: the price includes the meals, lunch and dinner and the hotel has breakfast. if you are interested, it is on the website, the foundation website, or there are paper forms outside where you can fill it in and mail it into the friends group. also on the tables is the event schedule for the 150th anniversary of appomattox courthouse, april 8 through 12th. many of these are real-time programs. there is a brochure out there that has all of the events in the area, not just the national park the magazine, most of you have already picked it up and i have seen a lot of you looking through it. the ranger was supposed to bring over more copies this morning it is a little -- what is the word i am looking for here? it is an illusion out there. the boxes on top and bottom are empty, i just raised those four people with back problems. i ha

for more on the latest from facebook, bob peck with a buy rating on the stock. always good to see you. in terms of turning messenger into this sort of portal for e-commerce, how quickly can that happen? >> we think it's a big deal. we think messin messaging, one last things you do at night, one of the first things in the morning. the next logical step is e-commerce and payments. we think it's big deal. we value it around a $2 billion opportunity for them. >> by when whooefr amount of time? >> over the next three years or so. it depends op how quickly that ramp takes place. we have different conservative estimates as far as take rates, a bunch of different scenarios to look at it. but it could be much bigger than that. >> it can't be that easy though. what are some of the concerns in terms of not having that number materialize? >> i think the one big thing they bring to the platform or to the sellers is this 1.4 billion people. if you can bring that audience to any of these sellers, whatever it happens to be, whatever the merchandise happens to be, a small take r

it was just a harmless post on facebook. this time it was new england patriots quarterback tom brady. shared a little vacation video with his 3 million followers. >> but it's what he did in that video has fans screaming that brady went too far out of bounds. here's abc's sara haines. >> reporter: watch how quarterback tom brady answers his supermodel wife giselle with this death-defying dive. watch again as the nfl's most valuable player jumps off an estimated 40-foot cliff while on vacation in costa rica. the qb living to tell the tale on facebook. sharing video of the plunge with his 3.2 million followers on saturday. overnight, the clip sending pats fans in to a frenzy on social media. tweeting, oh, no, no, no, tom. tell me they used a stunt double. others speaking up for the family man saying he's just living his live life. leave the guy alone. but coach belichick and the new england patriots may not see it that way. >> if tom brady got hurt and it was a career-ending injury you could bet the team would try to recover so

a new number one on facebook. which celebrity has the most likes? >> new this morning, a hiker falls nearly 200 feet and survives. the video of the rescue just in right now. >> plus elton john lashing out at two famous fashion designers and his boycott catching on with other celebrities. i thought i'd start the video by showing you the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and if we overcame that or if we can overcome that we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> and welcome back with some good news for drivers on this monday morning. a price drop at the pump. the national average for a gallon now $2.42. that's three cents cheaper than a week ago and $1.09 below what it was last year. this ends a 40 day strike of price hikes. >> the obama administration is moving to stop illegal fishing. launching a system being able to tell consumers where their fish was caught processed and stored to safeguar

on his facebook page. >> i asked mr. morales if he would reactivate his facebook page in front of us tonight to prove that the posts are not there. he declined at least for now citing a spending defamation of character lawsuit. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> now to developing story in south philadelphia police are looking for a father and his 5-year-old daughter. officers say the father was supposed to drop his daughter at school yesterday, and they never arrived. his wife tells police there are no custody or marital issues. he was last seen driving a white 1996 acura tl sedan. >>> new information tonight on a sex scandal involving the philadelphia fire department. >> nbc 10 confirmed that two employees waived a department hearing on the claims against them. they chose to be punished instead. they are among the 7 employees facing discipline for a sexual harassment complaint filed by a female paramedic last year. >>> tonight we learned where this massive fire started in northeast philadelphia that took firefighters

speech on facebook. facebook is private poverty. it's not like a park. it's more like a shopping mall. they have ever right to restrict what people say inside of their private property. so i think again the real question is should we trust our digital public sphere in a corporation like facebook, or do we need other places where we can express ourselves freely. >> all right. thank you very much for joining us. left. >> benjamin netanyahu has said that there will be no palestinian state so long as he remains israel's leader. it's the last full day of campaigning in the country's election. with less than 24 hours to go before the polls open, the outlook is too close to call, crossing over to west jerusalem and bringing in. benjamin netanyahu seed to come pulling out all the stops saying he will rebuild in israel-occupied jerusalem if reelected. >> he's pandering to his far-right constituents who helped him to forge a government in the last election. he certainly wants their support when the dust settles in

another liked it on facebook and both were arrested by the police. now, critics say abuses luke that were common -- like that were common in the country. petitions were failed saying it was too vague and draconian, which the supreme court agreed with >>> can indians put anything they like online? >> well within reason. law for the internet has been struck down there are other laws protecting criminal behaviour. this goes to the more broader issue of freedom of expression in india. many people complained that there has been a crackdown overall in the country, not just online. many small groups are considered extremist by some. they used thugs and goons to intimidate people who say or post online things they don't like or agree with. while indians have more legal freedom now. they have to be mindful of social and cultural consequences of what they put on the internet >>> our correspondent live from delhi. lots more to come in al jazeera. including binyamin netanyahu - he says sorry. the israeli prime minister regrets his remarks about palestinians. >>

yes, facebook has one of the best advertising machines of anywhere. but building that trust with advertisers and building out bigger custom programs inyou're giving up that relationship which is a little bit scary and you're also giving up data on your users potentially. where are they going to, with a articles are they going to next. one of the great things about being a web publisher versus a magazine or news paper publisher is you can really understand your users and what they resonate with, how they're flowing through, what articles they are going to next. all these publishers invested all this money and tools to try to keep people moving around their sites and showing them the article they want to see next. you're giving up all of that. it is a massive massive short term gain, but i think it's scary for the long term. >> very briefly, if the "new york times" does this will there be a lot of temptation for other news organizations to throw in their lot? >> yeah. this is the master stroke of doing buzzfeed andsher is in between that pole. and you'r

join the conversation on our wusa9 facebook page. lesli and jan, what do you think about this one? >> i love it. >> i think that's why parents are concerned because they're thinking now i've got to fill yet another week or two. i grew someplace where you could not go to school before labor day. so that is unusual for me. >> i was just the opposite. i went to school where you go to school several weeks before labor day, but this is good because we got out in may, so our summer was ready. >> these poor kids will be in school till just about time to go back to school. >>> directv advertises discount deals, but the ftc wants you to know why those savings don't really add up. >> reporter: i'm kristen berset outside madison square garden, home of the big east >>> in tonight's consumer alert stocks continued to slide another day. the dow lost 28 points. the nasdaq fell nearly 10. >>> the federal trade commission says directv used deceptive advertising about a discounted satellite service. the company misled customers about the cost of satellite tv services and cancellation fees as high as

. >>: reporter: police in both cities say that the fight started on facebook. < will take a quick break coming up on the kron 4 morning news will have a deadline and the complete track of weather and <