things you should never post on facebook so you don't waste your money. alison: but first, one of the new abc show is set in our backyard. we have a leon: trending now -- alison: the woman who could be the oldest street artist. 104-year-old grace brett is member of the group that goes around sellkirk, scotland, covering all kind of things in yarn. the yarn bombers hit everything from fences to lamp polls. leon: that is cute. look looking ahead. "quantico" debuts and there is a lot of buzz about the show. >> the star sat down with brandi hitt to talk about the new hit. brandi: it starts off with a bang. f.b.i. recruit alex parish in a high-octane drama. >> are you telling me they're terrorists? brandi: a break-out role for this bollywood superstar. >> in the movie we do it in two days. on television you do 19 a day. and you're running. brandi: hard. >> yeah. it's crazy. brandi: she says it helps her get in the mind set of a real-life quantico recruit. we have to do 50 push-ups without stopping. brandi: growing up she thought she would be an engineer. but a

providing plenty of evidence on facebook. michael george is here. michael? >> the eight-year-old was struck drivers only got citations. those same drivers are posting about his son's death on cebook. >> i just want justice for my son. that's it. >> reporter: for a father who just lost his eight-year-old son, it's an outrage. >> they should be locked up immediately, you know. that's it, locked up immediately. >> reporter: jermaine woodward says the two drivers involved in the death of his son maine are openly talking about the accident on facebook. he showed us this new deleted post. one man wres, quote, why you told me to get in the front that day you hit that kid because the brakes on your car wasn't good. the other person responded, what are you talking about, it's two cars. that's what everybody is saying. you going to jail too. but nobody has gone to jail yet. the two drivers were given speeding tickets and one got a careless driving ticket, but no criminal charges. we're not naming the people in the post. >> it makes me

give me requests, hit me up on facebook, twitter or instagram. we don't have a lot going on. this is highway 4, it is nice. yesterday we had quite a robust afternoon/evening commute. a lot of people were leaving the area. and thereafter will be -- we'll see what happens. friday morning before labor day it's light, on friday evening everyone who hasn't gotten out of the bay area is going to leave. here's the bay bridge toll plaza and that traffic is looking good. the weather, let's go to steve. >>> i believe san francisco low temp is the coolest it's been since july 28. never not below fight. >> here we are. the cooler water temps have a huge impact. they were warm since august. we get that northwest breeze, the upwelling and the cooler temps in bodega bay. berkeley 57, san rafael 57. i have to see, it's now 56. that's cooler than july 28th. 47 napa and santa rosa says 48. in the last 24 hours they are 11 degrees cooler than yesterday. livermore eight. hayward eight. the cool air mass in place, this is the key here, bodega bay 55. it came down to water temp. weak system, one m

something she can hold on to. >> i posted that on facebook. she lost everything. she has insurance for her car but not for her house. one son says they are setting up a good fund me page to try to help out. >>> the valley fire burned homes in a town 4 miles from middletown. hidden valley lake. ktvu's cristina rendon spoke to one man who refused to evacuate and worked all night it save his house. >> reporter: the community of hidden valley lake appears mostly intact but once drive the devastation becomes visible. >> i am so thankful the house survived. everything my daughter owns, that is all she has. >> reporter: she returned with 15 precious minutes to check on her cats. they survived. >> dash they survived. >> cats haven't been checked. they are okay. >> reporter: cal fire says the damage in hidden valley lake is scattered. >> beautiful rolling hillsides. and then the fire hit and -- and -- this fire was random. >> reporter: because of winds and some homes had better defensible space. he chose to stay behind, using water hoses to protect property. >> looked like

police had no idea a man was don't post photos of the evidence on facebook. >> evan murray photos of the evidence on facebook. >> evan murray died doing what he loved playing quarterback for the warren hills high school blue streak in front of friends and family in washington township friday night. he was the quarterback. >> he went down and laid on his shoulder. he walked often complained about a pain right here in his side. he felt winded. he blacked out. >> authorities provide him and taken to hospital but a few hours later social media reported that he was dead. >> massive internal injury due to a lacerated spleen according to medical examiner dr. roberts juarez. he adds young warren hills high school pulled were backstep was accidental with no signs of a head injury or smart -- heart disease. that answers questions but does little to ease the pain of a school in a town which was lost one of its brightest lights this weekend. >> a memorial remembers a smart kid near the top of this class a tremendous athlete but mostly really good friend. >> jana group of seven and she said it ju

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>> that's true. >> you don't have to put everything you're done on -- doing on facebook. >> but they do. and then they follow. >> but aren't you supposed to be friends ooh your spouse? >> yes. >> maybe friends in real life. not social media friends. >> difference between real friends and social media friends. >> difference between social media friends. >> true. >> and actually, i date add guy, and we decided in the beginning we were get to go know each other, not to follow each other on social media at all, no twitter, stain gram, facebook, at first i don't know, but i liked it, at the end of the day could you say how was your day and talk about it, so it made the conversation more interesting opposed oh, ya shall i that you already, oh, ya, i knew that happened. >> so how is the relationship now? >> we're done. >> but i don't think that was, look at you, i don't think that was why. there were other reasons. but we have nice conversations, because of this. >> so you say it does keep the mystery if you are not friends on facebook. >> plus some women get distract dollars, what's he mea

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another hoax has resurfaced on facebook. it's being posted and shared. the message claims facebook users will have to pay a monthly fee to keep their pictures and videos private. >> it's a hoax. this happens every once in a while. people like start reposting these things which they feel may be true. there's somebody who knows it's not and decides to see how far they can take it. >> this is a security and privacy editor at tom's guide. he says this particular facebook hoax has hit the social media site on and off for years. private. you do own the stuff you post on it. some people send it to public. if your profile is public or certain parts are, then facebook can use that stuff for its own purposes. if you set it to private, only share with friends or friends of friends, you're in good shape. >> reporter: facebook posted this: while there may be water on mars, don't believe everything you read on the internet today. facebook users also jumped on social media with sarcasm posting pictures with the caption, if you believe that, i have a bridge to sell you.

>> hug. >> the video was shared on our facebook page and she tells us they were able to get on a flight the next day and taylor is probably giving papa a bunch of hugs by now. >> you want to give him a hug? >> yes. >> okay, let me call your papa and let him know, okay? >> here's another captivating baby video. i think it's safe to say that little hopper is still on her journey to catch up to the slipper. >> i don't think she's ever going to catch that thing. >> she's 7 months old, obviously starting to crawl and mom is playing with the slipper, little harper spots it and she's like i got to catch up to this thing. >> look at it this way, the floo are is twice as clean because as harper is falling along she's cleaning the floor with her belly. >> what do we get her for christmas, a mop or a toy? >> get her a mop. >>> nothing says class like a little opera. ♪ >> oh my gosh! this is the greatest thing ever! >> did i mention it was opera featuring helium? ♪ >> actually this is christina elizabeth, she says that they were having a party and they had some balloons and they thought, well,

facebook, a million views on you tube. >> say that again. >> 20 million views on facebook, one milan you tube. >> that is a lot. >> a lot. >> if you take it down, too many people have already seen it. >> why would you take it down. she is a comedian. >> that is what i think. >> i know people will have thoughts about this. what she did say in there i'm not talking about people who have medical conditions or illnesses, i'm talking about people that stuff their faces and eat and make excuses. she cleared up who her audience was. i don't know i was than the too offended because she was just trying to be funny. >> was it funny. >> she wasn't funny. >> it was funny but it was like six minutes too long. we get it. first two or three minutes. okay, got it. >> it is like this show. >> don't say that. >> about six hours too long. >> we all need jobs here. >> these's a comedian and she's trying to get attention. >>> if you have brake up blues, we have some help. ask yourself seven questions, that relationship experts say will have you feeling better, then you are feeling right now about your br

we know some parents will check facebook and follow them on twitter but are they really aware? of? >> som arpad then you have parents who have been on facebook and the legal age is 13 for facebook and twitter so i feel that parents were more responsible and they really got involved in their kids doing social media the kids would get it. antwan: how do you think conversations with parents when you try to make them understand the need to be more involved? >> some parents get it in some parents say their friends are doing that but not all their friends should be doing it because no one should be bullying on line. the first thing we tell kids is to delete the post, block the person and do not respond. that's so critical. antwan: what about the shaming thing that's been going on? >> public shaming. antwan: what is that about? and the internet and you have celebrities who are out there doing great things and someone might say something about them and then it triggers that hold thing. it's just not good. we have to stop it. antwan: let's talk about blue shirt day and bullying awareness. >

you know, we made the facebook app on android, for example. i think it uses about, you know, about 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 helpin

i take responsibility. >> late tonight clinton posted a similar apology to her supporters on facebook and twitter. >>> well, you don't have to be a tennis fan to appreciate the emotional sisters showdown tonight at the u.s. open. the williams sisters playing each other again. sports anchor rob powers is here with the highlights and results. >> bill this was more than just the top seed against the 23rd seed. this was family. little sister serena williams on one side, venus williams on the other. serena in pursuit of tennis' grand slam. to make history she would have to beat venus. 14th match against one another in a major. serena had won eight. 27th meeting as pros. serena with the edge. she was strong in the first 70. 15 binners, only twown forced errors. broke serve twice, won the set 6-2. the second set, venus rallies. venus takes the second set 6-1. they decided in the third, serena strong again, the ace for the win. the hug at center court. serena's quest for the grand slam alive and well. >> this is a big moment for both venus and i. we have a chance to be in the semifinals, and

the daughter went to facebook and posted the video on facebook. >> i think it was him coming back and the police not even coming. and i thought fine fine i will take it on myself and post it. it kind of went viral. some of my friends shared it. >> the next day it was returned a cell phone thrown over the defense with a handwritten note. i'm sorry, i'm in a desperate situation. i am sincerely ramose full. sincerely remorseful. i'm not that type of person. >> i wish he would come and apologize in person. if he is that desperate for work or money, all you have to do is swallow your pride and don't get in the way and ask people for a dollar. >> the close-knit families all about making amends. however they are out $200. >> so once you report the phone stolen it becomes useless. the insurance company says you can't get a refund and you can't reverse what you did. >> so that $200 is for insurance and they can't get it back even though they have the phone book. he said i have an idea. >> if he wanted to he could, and work it off. were not mad at him. everybody deserves a second chance. >> bas

it has more than 400,000 shares on facebook. greg barns asked an indiana trooper to take it with him after the trooper nabbed barns for speeding. he did it to show not all police interactions are bad. he posted on facebook with the message we can continue to fight or show one another respect. >> it has been awesome to see how a simple interaction on a friday in monsey, indiana, has touched so many people. >> the officer decided to take the selfie because he thought their interaction could help people given the nationwide tension surrounding policing. >>> coming up this morning, going nuts or nutella. how a free sample lead to an attack that sent an elderly man to the hospital. >> a three mile trip home from school turns into a four-hour journey for a little boy with autism. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. b

there is lots of talk today on facebook about the red planet. why today's announcement boosts hope of putting man on mars one day. >>> right now at 4:45. news 4 working several developing stories. fairfax police are investigatoring whether a police officer used a stun gun. video shows a man stunning a man in the alexandria area last week. he says the victim has cerebral palsy. an interview with the victim is new at 5:00. >>> the family of a suspect in a deadly hit and run is talking to news 4. ryan salandy is charged with first-degree murder. police say he intentionally ran over another man in clarksburg on friday. find out what detectives say triggered that incident in 15 minutes. >> nats closer jonathan papelbon now suspended for the rest of the season following this ugly incide incident in the dugout. we have new reaction from nats manager matt williams straight ahead. >>> now to some truly dramatic developments in the world of space exploration. researchers have discovered water on mars. >> pretty exciting discovery. the discovery is once ag

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women on facebook really wanted to talk about the conversation on vaccinations. they are some of the bigger sharers that you have. wrung mothers in particular, big sharers of con tent on facebook. nowhere else and no other platform but on facebook they really came to the surface. that conversation between ben carson and donald trump and they really wanted to talk about that. >> when you look at the top candidates discussed on facebook, donald trump, carly fiorina, big carson that's an exact mirror of the poll results today. >> it just talks to the fact as a politician in 2015, you have to win town halls. you have to win on social media. >> it's hard job. we got to go. thank you very much. i appreciate it. as always do not forget if you miss the debate on wednesday night, we will reair them. tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern only right here. >>> coming up, we return to cuba and pope francis making his way through havana. the historic moments next. first this week's culinary journey. >>> korean chef has traveled down to the home. he's learned how the famous dish was prepar

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so many people on facebook posting pictures of them with yogi. >> it seems everybody has a yogi story. tonight he is receive ising the ultimate new york tip of the hat. the empire state building in pinstripes. yogi berra dying last night at the age of 90. he became a piece of americana. he meant as much outside the foul lines as he ever did on the field. the organization of the yankees paying tribute to yogi. he won three american league mvp trophies along the way and won fans everywhere. >> he was just such a nice man, and i always thought yogi made people around him better. when god created man, i think yogi was an example. >> yankees in toronto playing with heavy hearts, facing jays pitcher marcus strohman. there goes the game. yankees lose, now behind with 11 to play. the mets at home against the braves, up by six and a half games. magic number to clinch the n.l. east was six but the mets had lost five of the last seven. this one started out well. daniel murphy homered, ruben tejada drives in another. mets up 2-0, but then this one off the wall with the bases loaded. two-run dozen

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thumbs up, until now that has been the only choice on facebook. now the world's biggest social network says it is thinking about adding a dislike that, to -- a dislike button, too. i'm sarah kelly. thank you very much for joining us. a measure of calm has returned to the hungary border with serbia after frustration erupted into violence. hunt grids -- hundreds were beaten back by water cannon and tear gas. injuries have been reported on both sides. hungary says they have arrested 29 people, including one man identified as a known terrorist. by the dark of night, armored humvees have reportedly begun patrolling the border. hungary says it is merely enforcing eu law but the eu migration commissioner says guarding borders with violent means is not compatible with european values. >> chaotic scenes in the serbian border town, hundreds of refugees protest, demanding to be let through. but the gates remain closed. tempers fray and rocks are thrown. the protesters turned more aggressive. the hungarian police charge, backed by soldiers. water cannons are

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plus, the chance to give a thumbs down on facebook. officials will tell you about the dislike issue for the network. first, our top story. genie: first we will start with migrants who are determined to get to a better life and not being defeated by hungary closing its border. also not being defeated by the strict anti-migrant laws hungary just put into place. but people are blocked in serbia now, and they are boarding buses or walking toward croatia in order to get around hungary's razor wire fence. people tired and frustrated with the journey have camped out near serbia, near the hungarian border. our correspondent is at the serbia hung gary border. he -- the serbia hungary border. what have migrants said to you? in the areare between serbia and hungary. the serbia side of the border. the hungarian side of the border is just behind me. -- there istely absolutely no way they are letting anybody through. groups of people are standing by the border, chanting, "open the door, opened the door." so far the migrants feel they have been treat

you can find me on facebook.com/ari melber right now. find me on facebook. up next, first look. >>> it is tuesday, september 15th. right now on "first look" breaking news overnight. as many as eight people have died and a handful are missing after thunderstorms trigger flash flooding in southern utah. breaking details surrounding the suspect wanted in connection with the killing of a college professor on campus. to california where 23,000 are forced to flee in what veteran firefighters are describing as hell on earth. plus, could a political ticket of clinton and clinton be a possibility? is this the car of the not too distant future? and a monday night football doubleheader. first let's start right now. well, good morning, everybody, thanks for joining us today, i'm betty nguyen. we do want to start with breaking news from the utah/arizona border. at least eight people are dead and another five missing following severe flash flooding last night. intense rain triggered what emergency services called a wall of water and debris. enough to sweep away two vehicl

she put it on her facebook page. off near the kid a scholarship. >> she paid him $15 for the hour of baby-sitting. >> those are jokes, folks but that wraps up our news right now. i'm david novarro. >> i'm michelle charlesworth. be back for "eyewitness news

bill and the weather team are posting updates on facebook and twitter. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. union city police are trying to identify a man who posed as a comcast employee and raped a woman inside her home. this is a police sketch. he knock said on her door august 24 and said he was there for a service call. the victim tried to close it door on the man saying she hadn't called for service but the man forced his way in and assaulted her. the man is white, 30-years-old, 5'9" to 6 feet tall, 180 pounds. he has a muscular build, short black hair and wearing a red comcast shirt. >>> the bicyclist accused in the attack on a zip car driver was charged today with three felony counts. the 39-year-old faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and vandalism and throwing a substance at a vehicle. he was arrested saturday after this video surfaced of the august 28 attack. he is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. >>> 5 co-defends in a case against raymond "shrimp boy" chow surprised a judge today with guilty pleas. they are accused of organized crime activities including racketeering,

posted on facebook. cbs 2's valerie castro with the story. >> reporter: couple from calgary, canada, is all smiles. they completed the walk down the aisle for divorce court. >> good for them. >> i think it's weird. i hate selfies. >> reporter: the facebook post had thousands of likes in just days. shannon and chris neumann explained their cheerful faces and divorce. they released the following statement: >> my first impression, it was cute. >> reporter: this attorney says it sheds a positive light on a usually negative event for the couples. >> it shows these people were able to get through their divorce with a great degree of friendliness and humor. >> reporter: she thinks it's best to leave the kids out of it. >> it affects not only the couple but the entire family. >> the divorce selfie is about the couple, not so much the kids. >> do we really care as a society about whether people get divorced or not? >> reporter: the canadian couple probably didn't realize it would get worldwide attention, and the

the day after she posted this on facebook, liam gave her a call. probably apologizing, this video has been watched hundreds of thousands of times so far on facebook, other moms there's an idea for you. >> they want you and they want you and they just don't need you. liam has learned his lesson, he better call her or she will be making more videos. >>> a brand new wawa opens in center city. we're live with the details. >> luxury cars were heading to africa, police bust a car ring in the city. ♪ ♪ ♪ news," masked men threaten a mother home alone during a frightening break in. >> detectives recover luxury cars during a stolen car raid worth half a million dollars. >> new this morning, wawa opening it's new flag ship store in center city. >> let's get weather and traffic with dave and karen. >> reporter: we're off to a cool start, cloud cover off to the east and the next batch coming in ahead of a cold front that will be so slow pushing across the state of pennsylvania that will not have an effect on us until sunday. 54 in allentown a little bit

you might have seen them on facebook. consumer reporter john matarese has a caution before you sign up so you don't waste your money. john: almost everyone in the d.c. area would like to earn extra money. how about a few hundred dollars to advertise popular sports drinks on the side of your car? well, wait until you hear what happened to one man who tries to sign up. we have all seen cars wrapped with ads. maybe you spotted a red bull mini cooper or a van advertising monster or rock star energy drink. craig saw an ad pop up on facebook and thought why not? >> it was an advertisement. put decals on the car to advertise rock star energy drink and they would pay you $400 a week. looked good. john: so he applied. in days he received an envelope that said he was selected and it came with a check to pay a detailer to put rock star o'logos over his honda. >> i would cash the check, take out my first week's payment and pay the detailer the remaining of the check. john: but how he was supposed to pay the detailer that set off alar