is facebook down? does this mean that i have to be productive? another person writes my facebook is down, life is over when i try to go to facebook, is said sari, something went wrong we are working on getting this fixed. no official word from facebook but as soon as we learn what has caused the reported outage we will let you know. >> in the meantime, hackers have been threatening to destroy the social networking site in a few months from now. here is the video and this is their ominous message. >> this youtube video recently surfaced online claiming an attack on facebook on november 5th. >> everything you do on facebook stays on face but regardless of your privacy settings. >> the video is titled message from anonymous, operation facebook but not everyone is convinced that this is a real threat. they threaten to destroy facebook for spying on users or abusing people's privacy. they say it is possible some rollback members from the group anonymous created this. >> none of that is confirmed, and none o

, i want to remind you that we have a new facebook team, facebook page. you can find news and send us messages just search ktvu channel 2 morning news room. remember it's the channel 2 morning news team's facebook page join us now. let's go to steve. now, there's still some low clouds out there. and sun rise over the city. looks like a very similar pattern what we had yesterday, although there are signs will be the coolest day of the week. tomorrow it's little warm. today morning fog cool and sunny breezy. the system moving in the knot. cool air, that will help you get rid of that fog. we had a little bit of cool down yesterday. tomorrow we start a little bit of warm up, nothing dramatic. i will lean more on the cool. it's not going to lean back. today low clouds, maybe some midst you can tweak me. if you're getting any weather. clearing layer, sunny and breeze. the low overcast will give way here. we'll take care of it later on. we're going sunny to mostly sunny even along the coast later on today. sun shine will make it seem lighter. just not clearing o

facebook profile. post to facebook. no? okay. how about saying good morning to the one you love next to you? nobody. one, one -- two. [laughter] >> how many of you have a mobile phone and a land line? okay. of how about you guys? you do. okay. >> i really wanted to have both. but the land line that we had was battery operated. my whole rational for having that one. if the power went out, i wanted that thing that would be working and when that wasn't available, i just have a cell phone now. >> great segue to the next question. how many battery operated devices do you have on you right now? one? two? three? i saw somebody with three. four? two. okay. very good. how many of you subscribe to newspapers? local or national? both. okay. and my last question: has anyone -- okay, we talked about facebook. how many of you have facebook profiles? okay. so how many of you go on to facebook once a week? once a day. twice a day? okay. all right. good. and the last question, how many of you have not bought something online? everybody has bought

for you said it i read it right take time to respond to my brilliance and engaging viewer comments on facebook twitter and you tube because when you've got something to say i listen now first i want to respond to christina robinette who commented on our interview with jeff kaye on water torture she said on facebook on criminals start using euphemisms for harang this act that shows a whole new life a lot we take granted for. rather than our everyday lives while spawning dangerous levels of complacency i have to agree with her here as jeff pointed out in our interview the entire media simply takes the government's word as truth they like donald rumsfeld come out and say that there was no waterboarding to give and then even bother to question him they let him get off the hook on a technicality or as christine says a euphemism calling it water treatment doesn't really make it all that different from waterboarding both are torture plain and simple and somebody should have called donald rumsfeld donald rumsfeld on that one it's time for the media to step out into the sunlight realize that the us gov

facebook declined to comment. alejandra cerball, kron 4 news. >>> the man suspected of murdering a teenager 30 years ago was in court today. you are looking at a photo. he aspeared in a juvenile courtroom. prosecutors say he was 16 when he murdered tina faelz. he did not enter a plea today. >> family and friends attended a memorial for a teen gunned down last week. she was shot and killed. police say he was talking to his girlfriend when a car pulled up and somebody opened fire. family members called for an end to violence. >> burry offspring and it's ridiculous. it's time richmond stands up against everything. if you see it, tell it. >> no arrests have been made in that case. >> a heist caught on tape. happened at the blue devils bingo hall. the thieves rammed a pick up into the building. took down the wall as you see and then they stole the atm machine. this robbery took less than a minute. the atm had about 5-$6,000 in it. no arrests have been made. >>> school break ins continue to plague a city. it's been burg

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in london and we ask what the impact of the anonymous attack on facebook might be for all americans for tax reform got to take a feldman author of the cost of government they report which was today august twelfth two thousand and eleven down were really any of the week on a sad note you see today is the day the average american has earned enough to cover their share of the cost of government aug twelfth i know ok how about this happy cost of government day from adam vs the man. last night six rhinos mitt romney's hair and elephants and a creature called the bachmann all had a little circus problem the elephant in this case ron paul trampled the competition with logic and reason at the ames debate with the straw poll just one day away but it was a great change of pace from john king snore fest in new hampshire earlier this summer and fox managed to make a few feathers fly this time around many from the glitter king i'm self newt gingrich i don't really like newt but. did he give that small chris wallace a well deserved it there. how do you respond to people who say that your campaign

how much money facebook has paid out. we also want to see if this campaign has anything to do with a threat from the activist group "anonymous." facebook says it has done this in the past and one of the reasons they are doing it is they want to locate bugs in the system. social networking site says its had a number of people they paid out like $40,000 in the past from hacking into sites and the call is going out to professional security people to send facebook details of weak spots. so far this time around facebook says its paid out $5,000 for one report and $7,000 for up to six reports from one other additional person. >> facebook has been selling information to government agencies and giving planned access to information security firms so that they can spy on people from all around the world. >> activists group anonymous announced a campaign earlier this month and they accused facebook of giving subscribers personal information to the federal government and anonymous said some people asked jessica some people hacking in

facebook offering you money to hack into its system. we'll tell you about this bug bounty program coming up. >>> starting out with some patchy fog and low clouds this morning. by the afternoon got sunshine coming your way. 86 in and antioch, 79 santa rosa and 65 degrees in san francisco. more on the heatup coming up. way on wall street. it's the end >>> it's the last day of august what will it bring on wall street? we'll see in just a little bit. it is the end of a wild and very volatile month in the stock market. futures are up this could be a good sign after the fed met to discuss multiple options to boost the economy. the nasdaq is up 4% this week. there is the bell running by futurefuel hopefully ringing in a good day. good morning, i'm grace lee. >> i'm frank mallicoat. time now is 6:30. let's get you out the door with traffic and weather. kick it downstairs to lawrence karnow and the cool new graphics. >> they are pretty slick. we are still working on them. heading around the bay today you will see patchy fog early on. by the afte

you mentioned facebook. do people posting photographs to facebook lose their copyright or is that simply a shared licensing or -- >> from twitter photos at this moment? there is nothing shared. >> are you losing your own copyright on twitter? >> if you took a picture with your camera and download it to your computer of the great birthday party last week and a bloated to twitter and there are some well-known people in it that like to put in magazines or newspapers and companies that buy them all the time, you obviously own it because it is on your camera or computer. your image, your friends. >> doesn't mean you own the copyright. >> but twitter can solve that image and not have to share any money with you. >> shared licensing. they have the right but it is not exclusive. >> they won't say you post this on twitter, we own it. if you sold it on your own -- >> facebook has the same ownership? >> check the 97 paid terms and conditions for usage. >> it changes have often as the tide. >> you may have misinterprete

to meet young billionaire mark so consider the founder of facebook they didn't talk about money they talked about the future of the net beauty returned hell and a few months later he bought into facebook the russian made it out for the american couldn't refuse this he has an irresistible outlook for every company he buys his unit knows the director general of d.s.p. global and the first russian venture capitalist in the fortune top fifteen just. during three story time employed scientists yuri milner became an entrepreneur started in computer retail but then suddenly quit the business and left the country to start a management in the u.s. and some return to moscow to work in an investment company soon smelt real money virtual reality and he was quick to invest armed with the irresistible charisma and manages to persuade even the most difficult partners to do business you became the first russian venture capitalist to make it into the fortune top fifty something to do from mild to the end of the day they brought you read the v.c. of the year. hell union welcome to the show i thank you

the system and then tell facebook so they can fix the pron breast still trying to reach facebook -- can fix the problem. still trying to reach facebook. >>> the first of yahoo! programs debuts october 3rd. it includes a documentary series about con caring the fear of failure. it will be hosted by actress neely nash. yahoo! already said it's a popular on- time, in-no time, program. >>> a new survey shows at least 25 companies paid more to their ceos last year than they paid in federal taxes. according to the institute of policy studies. general electric, ver rightston, ebay paid their exectives and average of 15.8 million and received tax refunds in the hundreds of millions of dollars. for example last year, verizon gave its ceo an $18 million package and got $705 million as a tax refund. a new survey shows employers announced plans to cut more than 51,000 jobs this month. challenger gray and christmas, that firm says that number is down 23% since july. the number of government layoffs nearly doubled as federal, state and local agencies are looking for ways to get their budget. >>> a

facebook profile. post to facebook. no? okay. how about saying good morning to the one you love next to you? nobody. one, one -- two. [laughter] >> how many of you have a mobile phone and a land line? okay. of how about you guys? you do. okay. >> i really wanted to have both. but the land line that we had was battery operated. my whole rational for having that one. if the power went out, i wanted that thing that would be working and when that wasn't available, i just have a cell phone now. >> great segue to the next question. how many battery operated devices do you have on you right now? one? two? three? i saw somebody with three. four? two. okay. very good. how many of you subscribe to newspapers? local or national? both. okay. and my last question: has anyone -- okay, we talked about facebook. how many of you have facebook profiles? okay. so how many of you go on to facebook once a week? once a day. twice a day? okay. all right. good. and the last question, how many of you have not bought something online? everybody has bought

. >>> plus, the fight over the creation of facebook continues. now mark zuckerberg's lawyers say they've found a smoking gun. >>> a small gesture makes their day. >> that's paying it it forward through a starbucks card. how just about anyone can use r a treat, a complete stranger. d >>> one republican has stepped out of the presidential race after yesterday's iowa straw poll. former minnesota governor tim pawlenty announced he's given up his campaign. but iowa has also propelled tea party candidate michele bachmann into the top tier along with tex it tex governor rick perry who wasn't even in the race two days ago. brian moore has the very latest. >> you've done it, iowa! thank you! >> reporter: after winning the iowa straw poll, iowa native and tea party favorite michele bachmann took a victory lap on the sunday talk shows. >> people in iowa sent a message loud and clear to president obama. they said, we are done with your policies. i have a message that reaches out to them because they, after all, want jobs, too, and they want the economy to tu

leaving facebook to start another company. >> you're telling me mark zuckerberg is leaving facebook? >> not the ceo. >> the other one? >> not mark zuckerberg. >> his older sister, randi that work there is but not. no bad blood or family politics. she's starting her own social media firm. she's led facebook's marketing : department for the last six years and on her twitter feed she thanked everyone for our incredible outpours of support. her new company is called r to z media, a play on her name. >>> officials in germany have a big problem with facebook. they want them to disable their photo tagging software saying it violates privacy rights. the information is then stored to easily recognize faces and other photographs. facebook has not responded to the request yet. >>> big birthday today. >> the big 50. mr. obama celebratinge.stylhday. he looked a little stiff today but there's a good reason for that. back in a moment. [ male announcer ] this... is the montrose pet hospital -- montrose, california. in here, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution

about the future of the net you would he returned how and a few months later he bought into facebook the russian made an offer they american couldn't refuse this he have a resistible offer for every company he buys his unit mildred the director general of d.s.t. global and the first russian venture capitalist in the fortune top fifty list. during perestroika time employed scientist yuri milner became an entrepreneur started in computer retail but then suddenly quit the business and left the country he started management in the u.s. and soon returned to moscow to work in an investment company he soon smelt real money virtual reality and he was quick to invest armed with the irresistible charisma he manages to persuade even the most difficult partners to do business you became the first russian venture capitalist to make it into the fortune top fifty some of the deals look wild but at the end of the day they brought you read the v.c.r. the year. hello union welcome to the show hi thank you thank you very much for coming from being with us sanjay well for the first time in the history o

twitter, facebook. i'm sure every -- behind-the-scenes at least most of our systems to because it's the way that they combat abuse, and abuse is a huge problem if you are running one of the services, spam and what not, and so you -- i think if you can -- it's not even necessarily anonymity. you don't necessarily have to use your real name. you can purchase of a, you know, under a pseudonym or something that there needs to be longevity and the history of your actions. so there has to be costs to throwing away an identity and creating a new one because if there's not, then there's no consequences for acting badly to it >> google today launched google+ or at least on the field, which is trying to be a competitor to facebook and trying to do it by guaranteeing more privacy. do you see the possibility that facebook could beat this place the way myspace was as a foundation for the social networking? >> could facebook be the place like myspace -- the general answer for that is when you get this place is becaus

no because there was no facebook. it just seems like something they don't have to have. >> why do they need it now? >> pab, where do you stand on this? >> i can understand why facebook wants to help get these inmates off otherwise they have to add another relationship status choice. i can see why. >> well actually, bill, what is great is you can finally poke a prisoner without having con -- conjugal visits. >> i don't want to tell california state authorities how to do their job. but i will tell california state attorneys how to do their job. you have to search on facebook. find any recent postings of shank pictures. you have a couple guys right there. then you go and see who puts like on there. >> one of the worst companies in the world who are doing facial identification of people. they are the most intrusive and invasive organizations in this country. >> so you like prisoners more than facebook? >> absolutely. >> coming up, do kittens make great throw pillows? we discuss patty app brown's new book "that's how i rol

. >> does a plot to shut down facebook. why they want to shut down the social networking sites he made a few changes to the very area forecast and cooler days in the upcoming week and see my -- and the upcoming weekend. >> a quick update now on a two alarm grass fire. we just got off the phone with the fire department and a spokesperson does is the three adding 5 acres have burned. the other than cruz none of the a grant and he should be wrapping up soon. it started at about 6:00 tonight. >>> two men accused of illegally selling an iphone for prototype last year not know what charges they are facing. ryan noted found the device after an apple engineer left at a bar. the d.a. says hogan and 28-year-old state law were sold the prototype to gizmodo. they will be charged with a misdemeanor. >>> a hacking group is threatening to take down facebook, claiming the website shares information. john fowler looks into whether this is free speech or criminal behavior. >> reporter: they claim three quarters of a billion active users. >>

coming up, no more unflattering photos popping up on facebook. the new privacy controls that were just announced. >>> plus, is it game over for moammar qaddafi? what's next for libya after rebels forced their way into his compound. >>> did you feel it?! the bay area had our own small earthquake last night on the heels of the east coast quake that we heard so much about. we'll tell you about them once i get my tongue together. >>> we'll be right back. >>> big crowd expected here in oakland at the park headquarters where people will get the first chance to speak directly with bart officials on the controversial move two weeks ago shut down cell phone service. plus the latest demands from the hacker group anonymous when we come back. >>> if you are taking off out of sfo today, we are cleared for take-off by this afternoon seeing beautiful mostly sunny skies out there and a high of 47 degrees, a whole lot hotter heading to houston today making it to 101 and houston also seeing a slight chance of some thunderstorms about 20% chance. also warm today if

lose out and finally the debate over using your real name on social networks because google plus and facebook both now require versus pseudonyms are going to take the one person who is fighting back against google plus a new website called my name is me we're going to have all of that and more created not including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to me it's. all right so even though the next presidential election is still almost a year and a half away the media is obviously getting excited super excited in fact because this weekend i'll get the results of the ames straw poll at iowa only three days until the straw poll in ames iowa the campaign kickoff will be there i will hold the first contest of the presidential campaign thursday's debate comes just days before the crucial straw poll. ames michele bachmann is doing all she can to draw opponents to supporters the aims of searching for you know as you saw country music legend rayna travis. ellison now only do i also find a bunch of crazy republicans none of whom voters like all trying to e

facebook profile. post to facebook. no? okay. how about saying good morning to the one you love next to you? nobody. one, one -- two. [laughter] >> how many of you have a mobile phone and a land line? okay. of how about you guys? you do. okay. >> i really wanted to have both. but the land line that we had was battery operated. my whole rational for having that one. if the power went out, i wanted that thing that would be working and when that wasn't available, i just have a cell phone now. >> great segue to the next question. how many battery operated devices do you have on you right now? one? two? three? i saw somebody with three. four? two. okay. very good. how many of you subscribe to newspapers? local or national? both. okay. and my last question: has anyone -- okay, we talked about facebook. how many of you have facebook profiles? okay. so how many of you go on to facebook once a week? once a day. twice a day? okay. all right. good. and the last question, how many of you have not bought something online? everybody has bought

the reason, well hackers say facebook is sharing information to governments and consumers, a claim it denies. the editor shows us now that the threat is just an example of the growing conflict between free speech and crime. john? >> reporter: well, this would be just a simple protest? or could it be worse, something that could disrupt millions? the bay area facebook claims they have many users, using it on any given day. >> i love to keep in contact with people who are important to me, also it is a great networking tool. >> reporter: it has critics, including this hacker. we found this youtube video. >> attention, citizens of the world, we are anonymous. >> reporter: the hacker group appears to target facebook and the founder over policy matters. >> one day you will look back on this and realize what we have done here is right. >> reporter: it calls for a facebook hack attack. >> it makes me a bit concerned about the security of my data. >> the san francisco based frontier foundation which has its own facebook page has no official position on this threat. but it exposes the conflict b

facebook today. they are having problems with their response times and will post more information as it becomes available. here is what some users had to say. if you would like to leave your own comments, like us on facebook or leave us a message on www.kron4.com. >> the dow is now down 300. the nasdaq and s&p are up over 3 percent right now. >> here are your current temperatures. >> here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. hot tomorrow we will wake up to morning clouds and an afternoon sunshine. similar over the next couple of days. 7 day around the bay and 60's at the coast. by the weekend, partly cloudy conditions. the fog will rebuild by the weekend. the time is 9:47 a.m., let's get a check on traffic. >> anyone had in the bay bridge right now from the macarthur maze is likely to get a discount when they pass through the toll plaza. that is because we're 30 minutes away from the changeover to the rates that are charged. there is a 50 minute back up on the bay bridge out of the macarthur maze

he said he did not understand how i was not on facebook. i said i was on facebook. he said he could not find me. i had made my facebook profile private. that concept was so alien to this person who was 20 years to under the knee. -- that concept was so alien to this person who was 20 years younger than me. i did not want everyone who meets me to have my phone number. i use facebook with a weight -- as a way to interact with people i want to interact with. i am the last of that. that does not exist for the people coming in. >> linkedin is a great tool for recruiting and connecting. i tried to restrict facebook from colleagues and business associates. i totally agree with you. >> we really like using facebook x 200 as a way to get responses from customers. we do quizzes and contests from time to time. it is an easy way to get interactive with your customers. >> i have noticed a broad spectrum of behavior on facebook. i have a large group of friends and family members who use it on a regular basis. i have some that are really afraid to share information. then i have my

no comment from facebook. anonymous seen here protesting the church of scientology say facebook is a target because of the company's willingness to work with law enforcement handing over personal data. >>> the california department of corrections says it will work with facebook to kick prisoners off the website, like this guy, who wrote in the status update, quote, getting ready for the yard. looked a little foggy, might not run. prisoners use contraband cell phones. a recent search turned up 7,000 cell phones in california prisons. >> amaze egg. >> the suspicion "l. a. times" say they are smuggled in not by friends by workers in the prison, get money for them. >> posting on facebook and doing this madness. >> same day different day -- the phrase go, nice way, same stuff, different day. >> fine line trying to police what's on the internet and not. if you're behind bars. >> state of california says no, you can't do it. >> absolutely. i agree. >> are you supposed to like that, unlike, i don't know. >>> forgot it

if he would like to participate on on this ongoing discussion goethe our facebook fad facebook a /kron 4 doc >> the weather looks clear out there as a look at all the cameras >> to have great visibility of them clouds are lining up along the oakland hills antioch will be 88 degrees and sunny concord 83 degrees was mostly sunny conditions livermore and '84 and sounding man the fog is not penetrate very far inland pape me.. we will keep our eye n the fog cleared and that of the mid to upper of around the bay area. we will look at the temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood. upper 70 still '80s and a quick look at your seven day forecast we have a mile forecast for the weekend i agree want to be outside and we hold on to these even keel temperatures. >> mild conditions in traffic very quiet in the traffic centered will hotspots for your driver around the bay area lighter than usual traffic at the toll plaza no delays coming in from in your ride on the san mateo bridge looks good highway 92 the right side of yours is green is heading towards foster city and won a one southbound at the go

he form a network on facebook based on what you do on facebook. google has been pretty public about their theory -- you do not want to share all the same things with everybody. if they can successfully get people to create these different circles, or what ever they are calling them, of people, that will more naturally reflect what people want to do. that could be successful. people will probably still use facebook for what they use facebook for today because that would be hard to displaced, but something else could come along to be better for some specific other use. i think that is what happened with twitter. >> being so obstinate as to say something like "what can you not have everything in one place? what are you hiding?" it is just a normal thing in life. >> to be fair, facebook has all of the functionality that the new google does, but people are not used to using it that way. that is the thing we have seen in grading services over the years. -- in creating services over the years. the core of the system define what people do with that as muc

sentencing to young men to four years for creating facebook pages inciting riots then president obama says that he's going to roll out another jobs plan germany and france are meeting to discuss the euro zone's debt crisis but is all this talk and no real action and is two thousand and eleven starting to look a lot like two thousand and eight would also speak to attend it colonel tony shaffer about the increasing cries about defense cuts will be decided by the congressional super committee well they don't want you to know as that its benefits and pay will probably be on the chopping block instead of expensive weapons programs we're going to have all of that and more for you to night including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to miss. all right so we have what fifteen months left before the next presidential election that's quite a bit of time and while yes the race does seem to be heating up lately with rick perry entering it and president obama going out on a bus tour that he claims is that for campaigning let's not forget peop

if you would like to leave comments go to our facebook page and add them we may use them on the air >> new details on the death of a kidnapped girl two year-old madeline and her father died from carbon monoxide poisoning from the exhaust pipe of the ideas you the the parents were locked in a bitter custody battle the state had issued an amber lord and they were found a week later dead had judge has ruled not to release information on sandra kent to officials said it was a broken water pump that pushed too much chlorine into a wave pool at least 15 of the 20 people were hospitalized at been released a water park opened at again yesterday but the wave pool remain closed will we right back as the kron 4 morning news continues skies are brightening traffic is moving at fairly smoothly. republicans were able told launch a their six seats in this recall election >> lawsuit has been filed against the fda by 45 of the largest cigarette manufacturers the tobacco company said the warning label violates their free speech by requiring them not to carry our government sponsored appeal not to use t

where what started out as a joke drunken night and the creation of a facebook page and in so much more on the facebook page an invitation for people around london to come out and write a riot never happened but the two young men who started the page both in their very early twenty's were sentenced for years in jail for even attempting it is one look at multiple harsh sentences being disturbed by the british government after those four days of violent protests there are days i have or bennett has the details. four years behind bars for the riot that didn't even happen jordan black sure and perry sutcliffe kenan were banged up for inciting disorder on facebook no one turned up after their invitation to riot which they later said was a drunken joke but now they face sentences even tougher than most looters and i worry is that it is an imbalance and a four year sentence for example would normally be given to somebody for a previous bodily harm for holding someone up with a knife or even for. some form of sexual assault so it seems to me that. there is a danger that the courts are moving in

for facebook. and they are quite concerned with the notion that the terms of service that were entered into at the time of these jurors -- the creation of their facebook account will be disregarded. and so i feel that it's important for me to bring this forward. they wrote to my office because they felt that i'd be sensitive to the need to enforce their terms of service. >> all of those terms of service will provide them cause and concerns. >> according to this letter, i'm just a lowly prosecutor so i don't keep up with all this stuff but the terms of service apparently provide that if a scriber to facebook elects certain levels of privacy, that facebook will abide by those levels of privacy and so that's their concern. >> so there's something in their terms of service that uses the word "private" in connection with things that are on their page that only they can give access to people? >> exactly. they would have to be complicit or they would -- they would need to get some additional access, so th

and the facebook security team can use some extra help. >> facebook isn't the first tech company to help hackers to represent how the. google and mozilla have been running similar programs. >>> hewlett-packard announced this month that it was getting out of the tablet and smart phone business to focus more on selling to corporations. the company dropped tablet prices and said there was a stunning demand for them. 99 bucks, who can blame them? so hh will produce another run of touchpads to meet demand. >>> apple's biggest competition this upcoming holiday shopping season may be amazon.com. industry analysts predict amazon will sell 3 to 5 million tablet computers between october and the holidays. they say if the amazon prices the tablet right and has enough supply, it can give the ipad a run for its money. >>> fantasy football about to invade the office. were players may not want to crack down on those who tweak their teams. >> the story that almost had one reporter taking a big swim. when we come back. >>> skies broken around the bay area, more sunshine showing up even at the coast we ar

they are seeing it on facebook. that may sound shallop to us, but in -- shallow to us, but in many cases, they then have the opportunity to get more affirmation right away, in a moment. that is why i think technology is making this generation much smarter and more informed. >> you are referring to the next generation project. did you notice any notable differences gender-wise on how people are behaving? >> surprisingly not. i went in looking to see differences of attitude. again, in terms of closeness to parents, we found young men and women equally close. parents, when you ask them about what is important to them in life, we found an equal number were interested in having a family. a lot of young men say they are interested in having a family and a stable life. they have been influenced in that way. a significant percentage say something else, i am not ready to settle down. but in terms of the role technology plays in their lives, young women are every bit as effective as young man. diversity does not know any gend

overreacting by handing down overly severe penalties to young men who said they were just joking with a facebook message calling on locals. were given four years in jail for incitement . asian markets open with a sharp nosedive following an index a drop of more than four percent. coming up in about thirty minutes time my colleague tess are cilia will be here with a full look at your news but right now the second part of the shots coming up next right here on r.t. . for the feel we've gone to. the biggest issues good human voice face to face with the news makers. it's time for show and tell on tonight's program last time we spoke about some of the outlandish statements that we've heard from the g.o.p. as a top presidential candidate we wanted to know if you thought the g.o.p. front runners were more extreme this time around than those we've seen in the past and could produce of victories in a sense you to find out what you have to say. the presidential election is still fifteen months away but just this past week we got a real good look at the g.o.p. front runners during the iowa straw poll where

he facebook, i like this music. of course facebook's job is to take the data and associated to sign ellis does. well, google is trained to do the same sort of thing that the record of intentions we give google. again, it's not making easily exploitable or easily touchable training and social security number and address. it does nor location in many cases, especially if you have a google phone, mandrake phone that knows where you are almost out of time. or apple knows where you are if you have an iphone. with all of this data, google is increasingly focusing results on you, customizing results localizing results. so you are not likely to come out with the result that is distant from you is sort of out of here or out of place arrived at the field to which you usually ask a lawyer. that is pretty amazing implications. first of all, that's really great. think of the time they say this. i think a lot about a sports team or a particular kind of car, maybe a car breaks down a lot and i do a lot of searches for parts and re

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