. >>> and a guy trying to date his instagram crush gets a little help from his friends. >> what? >> the story of the social media match makers. >>> there are good people in this world. many of them work for animal rescues. in this case, hope for paws in california had gotten a call there were some kittens stuck in this crawl space beneath a stairwell in an apartment complex. >> it's okay. it's okay. >> one of the guys has to crawl all the way underneath this dirty, yucky face. >> i'm on cat feces, so gross. >> at first i thought it was behind insulation. but that's concrete. the first cat a passed off. their eyes have this junk around them. they've got an eye infection. so they're not doing very well. >> i know, i know. >> of course the last and final kitty in the worst shape. he says the cat's eyes are so infected, he can barely see. now all kitties have been recovered. >> that's sad but so glad they're out. >> the job isn't done. we've got the kittens, but where's mom? she's not far away. she's been keeping an eye on the situation the entire time. they want to recover the entir

me quedo entre facebook e instagram. carolina: me quedo con instagram. revisando con frecuencia la cuenta de instagram de ediciÓn digital. javier: mÉxico se estremece con el hallazgo de un niÑo estadounidense de cuatro aÑos encadenado y desnutrido. carolina: en instantes, nos acompaÑa una diseÑadora de moda venezolana cuyos diseÑos refleja las imÁgenes mas impactantes en venezuela. javier: no pueden seguir acompaÑados en tu noticiero. ♪ javier: seguimos con las noticias. nos vamos a mÉxico. pareciera no reponerse este paÍs de las desgarradoras imÁgenes de un niÑo encuadernado -- encontrado encadenado, con golpes en su cuerpo, y una cinta en el cuello. lo tenemos en imÁgenes. carolina: el pequeÑo antoni es originario de san diego, california. el padre lo habÍa dejado en ciudad de mÉxico al cuidado de sus tÍos que fueron detenidos. el menor fue hallado gracias a una carta anÓnima. decÍa que al niÑo le pegaban. el niÑo fue encontrado en el cuarto de atrÁs de una residencia. hablaba poco. estaba en muy malas condiciones. aunque los t

first, there was a flower-filled pregnancy announcement on instagram with over 11 million likes. second, beyonce has been proudly sharing her pregnancy style on instagram, from green silk chiffon to this floral maxi dress, and that extravagant push party 2 1/2 weeks ago. beyonce showed off her henna tattooed body. >> she's very calm and very happy. >> over the weekend, beyonce's mom said she's ready to spoil the grandkids. >> absolutely. buy them drum sets, loud toys, get their parents back. >> are you nervous? >> no, of course not. i've been there, done that. >> beyonce's twins are expected to be delivered at los angeles at one of these deluxe maternity suites. they include three separate rooms and two bathrooms. they go for almost $6,000 a night. blue ivy was born in new york at lennox hospital. the couple did not announce her birth until two days after her birth. what's the best thing about being a mom so far? >> it's just -- i have such a full life. now i know the reason i was born. >>> the big stars of country music turned out for the cmt awards, including keith urban and ni

, beyonce has been proudly sharing her pregnancy style on instagram. from green silk chiffon to this floral maxi dress. and that extravagant push party 2 1/2 weeks ago. >> she's very calm and very happy. >> over the weekend, beyonce's mom said she's ready to spoil the grandkids. >> absolutely. buy them loud toys, get the parents back. >> are you nervous in. >> of course not. i've been there, done that. >> beyonce's twins are expected to be delivered at los angeles at one of these deluxe maternity suites. they goorlmost $6,000 a night. blue ivy was born in new york at lennox hospital. what's the best thing about being a mom so far. >> it's just, i have such a full life. now i know the reason i was born. >> the big stars of country music turned out for the cmt awards, including keith urban and nicole kidman. ♪ what if i fall i won't let you fall ♪ >> showing lots of pda, keith and nicole were the couple of the night. >> it is the year of nicole. we are so excited for you, there is a lot of emmy buzz. how would you describe this past year? >> unbeliev

on instagram, we have 8 million instagram business profiles of which a million people are advertisers. are investing in mobile because that is where people are spending their time. aboutyou feel optimistic what these undercurrents show you about the u.s. economy, about the global economy in general? are we seeing jobs being created, brands and spending money -- brands spending money? >> our goal is to make sure businesses spend money and get a return. what matters for marketers is if they spend on marketing, it brings in cash both online and off. we also see small businesses play an important role in the global economy. the majority of job creation around the world is actually small businesses and even the most off-line small businesses can use the power of technology. when i was in europe, i went to berlin and visited a company that is a furniture manufacturer making wooden furniture. the sun came into the family business, he did not change anything about manufacturing but started marketing on facebook and they grew their business and now they have opened five more locations includin

instagram is now at 700 million people globally. so we feel it's a privilege to earn people's time and attention in both platforms are doing that >> now facebook has in the past acknowledged very publicly that this stories format was pioneered, invented by snapchat. how do you address the criticism they're just copying a format that snapchat invented >> you think about feed, facebook invented feed, sta instagram utilized feed. we think stories is also another format that not only consumers but advertisers use. you're going to see stories in a lot of different platforms. >> so you are going to copy everything that snapchat does? >> we're very thrilled that innovation that instagram is doing and the explosive growth they h 250 million people using stories is larger than any other ad platform now. >> the biggest competitor google is here. there say lot of talk here about how they have taken more steps to announce on sunday to crock down on terrorists and offensive content on that platform does that raise the bar for what you have to do

i wouldn't do it. >> instagram reinstated her account they that may not be true. it didn't pop dawn. what's appropriate what's innocent and what's provocative not in the mom or the kid. that is the eye of the beholder. >> child just exploring her own belly you need to check your own thought process. >> that's all she's doing. >> exactly. >> the question -- what are you doing. >> that's point. this isn't about mom's pictures of their daughters this is about us and the way we look at things. instagram challenge and censoring itself from inappropriate content is hutches same with other social media but if they want to go on a decent crusade much bigger better targets to start with. i'm hank and that's my teague. ♪ >> hank is dead on in my humble opinion. >> in his robe? [ laughter ] >> i walked in and he was in the robe and pink slippers. what are you doing today? [ laughter ] >> it was good. at least we match with the dress and him. >> yeah. >> i know you got to a lot to say but you're not allowed to say what you were saying earlier. >> exactly. >> we'll just move

we have the two largest mobile what about instagram? how are these products being ad population in the world and we are seeing people really use that to build their businesses. there is a young woman in brazil who started a company. their idea was to sell fashion accessories. they are using facebook. instagram, she was able to use her advertising and able to target those ads to people interested in fashion accessories. 79% of the business she had was through instagram. we also see the largest ad agencies, clients in the world figuring out how to reach people and create that work for facebook, instagram. we are starting to learn a little more about how businesses into right on messenger as well. caroline: what about video? the real explosion has been what facebook really driven forward. come within videos and run on facebook. how is that being adopted? sheryl: marketers have always loved video because it is a great way to tell a compelling story. i think this community is increasingly understanding and we need to do better, is that you h

think thought it was offensive they reported it to instagram. instagram dropped the mom's account, froze the whole thing wouldn't let her in it. what is appropriate, what is not. we put hank flynn on this one. here's his take. >> it is appropriate. >> perfectly appropiate. >> oh, man that is him. >> guys, guys, guys. >> what? >> i'm hank, my take is appropriate is in the eye of the beholder. rolled out in the bathrobe and pink slippers to better understand concept of appropriate. >> or inappropriate as you like it. >> it is innocent, but today's society, because of what is happening, that is why it looks like it is something different. >> reporter: mommy blogger courtney adamo posted a picture of her little daughter 10 days ago, cute kid, peeking at her belly button. >> there was nothing wrong witt. by no fault, it is little girl looking at her belly button. >> reporter: instagram removed a picture after warning e-mail about decency and when courtney repose ted it, instagram killed her account which had four years worth of pictures and about 35,

all at one time i can take my snap and post it on instagram i can take my instagram and post it on snap i can take all that and post it on twitter you know what i'm sayin? so the good thing is if you know how to do it, use it all you know, the instagram thing is special because, you know, you get a post a picture up and then you can put an image up, you can put a video up and there's no more middlemen. >> right. >> the game has changed. there's no more middlemen. back in the days you had to get in touch with somebody to get in touch with somebody to try to get to the main person there's no more of that. you can put a picture out message, hey, and the message is out. but my key is -- >> major key. >> major key make sure it's a good message because that's what we have to show the young world, good messages out there. >> right. >> some people use social media for negativity and it's disgusting thank god for the block button my secret -- well, it's not secret no more because i'm going to tell you, but being yourself. that's the key be yourself. you know, with my snapchat, all i'm doing is b

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her pregnancy announcement is the most liked photo on instagram. >> can you imagine the likes that are going to be on the first pictures of the baby? >> the kids do not even know what kind of life they are in for. >> the babies are going to break the internet. let's move onto the bachelor in paradise sex scandal. there are new developments tonight. >> this is incredibly bizarre. i don't know that we want to know all the dirty dell tails. still trying to unravel what happened between corinne and demario. but guess who we spotted corinne with? her boyfriend, back home. >> how long have you guys been together? are you standing by corinne during this whole thing? did you influence her to get a lawyer? >> things are getting compliment cad. we told you corinne had a boyfriend when she signed onto paradise. well, our sources tell us they had a secret deal with each other and the details are pretty confusing. we're told by sources close to corinne, one, corinne agreed to not hook up with anyone. two, her plan was to stir up drama, get exposure, likely her for clothing line, then get kicked off

erin: they were having fun with each other all day on instagram. nancy: really humid today, but need the umbrella tomorrow? molly: showers and thunderstorms often on through the weekend. it would not be a complete washout, but we have isolated showers and storms. the summertime feel sticks with us. jonathan:. jimmy kimmel's next nancy: have a good night. >>> tonight's "jimmy kimmel live" is brought to you by lighter fluid. this barbecue season, use it on your grill. the more you use, the more excited your barbecue will be. say good-bye to your eyebrows with lighter fluid. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, andy samberg, from "rough night," jillian bell, "this week in unnecessary censorship," and music from 2 chainz featuring trey songz and ty dolla $ign. and now, sure enough, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

er d >> he's like, look, i'm instagram ready. get their dog. think that one s you off, check out this one. in louisiana where climbing up to save simba. >> missed you buddy. haven't seen you in awhile. >> hesis m hse the fourth time he's had to rescue simba from a tree. the third time in this simba w there's lots of foliage around. it wasn't as easy to carry.im h but as you could see here, simba just walks right on in. >> this is a game for simba. second time shame on me. thirdgog to listen.'s make sure here is nice and clean. maybe there's a little dew on it. if you're a crazy stunt guy and you're in hongg thon kr raneadly not take your little hover board and ride the ledge. >> wait a minute. >> dude, that's so nuts, man. you're trusting some crummy piece of technology. >> i don't know what's more dangerous. the fact you could be enveloped by flames if it catches fire or you could fall. >> the board itself fortunately worked the wto. and it is really cool. but do you trust your own skill? do you trust your own judgment enough to do this while

what about instagram? the portfolio that you have, how are these products being adapted in the growth you are seeing? sheryl: in facebook and instagram, we have the two largest mobile ad platforms in the world, and we are seeing people really use that to build their businesses. there is a young woman in brazil named joanna. she started a company, and their idea was to sell fashion accessories. so, using facebook and instagram, she did all of her advertising herself on her phone, and she was able to target those ads to people interested in fashion accessories. and 79% of the business she had came from instagram. that is the small and local example. we also see the largest ad agencies, the largest clients in the world, figuring out how to reach people and create creatives that works for facebook and instagram. and we are starting to learn a little bit more about how businesses can interact on messenger as well. caroline: and what about video? this, of course, has been where the real explosion has been and wh

plans to the company's sell on amazon and instagram. z drops his first album in at 4 years on black -- backget to the markets with abigail plus -- abigail doolittle. abigail: it looks like we are starting to end a relatively volatile week and we have the dow, s&p 500, and nasdaq higher at this point. the dow by the most, s&p 500 by 3/10 of 1%. the nasdaq had been lower earlier but we have not seen a big continuation of the selling that hit the markets yesterday and on tuesday. investors taking a bit of a breather after all the volatility and with saws and down. we have the nasdaq down 1.8%. it's worst week of the year. some investors are calling this serious, there aren't a lot of reasons for actual why investors are selling off those tech shares perhaps too far, too fast. it is still the best sector on the year and a great sector on the quarter despite this decline. for its500 on pace worst decline since the middle of april the look at the small-cap russell 2000 and the dow jones transportation average great we have the dow transport a

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. >>> time is 5:36. 3:56 that would have been bad news in business news, instagram is out to improve your experience with their app >> how you can replace all of the things in your pockets with just one new device, i'm listening. money watch's roxana saberi joins us from the new york stock exchange, rocks san a, good morning. >> good morning, jim and jan, features are mixed with the dow jones pointing up, big gains on wall street yesterday as u.s. stocks recorded their biggest jump in two months, banks, tech co led the way the dow jones gained 144 points and nasdaq added 87. >>> office supply staples is sold, private equity firm bought staples for nearly $7 billion, on wall street that news sent staples stock up more than 8 percent, on line shopping has hurt office supply mega stores like staples, and sales have been falling over the last five years. >>> you may soon find it easier keeping track of those instagram picture comments, app is reportedly testing an update that will improve flow of comments to keep them organized. similar supplies to comments on facebook. no word when it w

instagram stories are a lot of fun. a lot of crazy stuff that happens behind the scenes, i like to do videos to show what's going on, what's happening. are you trying to go through my stuff? >> oh, look, here i am, waiting to go to center sit sips. >> here's what's happening in life. people who have it all, always get more. >> don't get me started on this george clooney guy. because i try to be a decent man. and look up to him and support george clooney. but i've had enough, karen. >> well, because he has got everything. then did you hear about the deal he just did last night? >> before we tell you about the deal. he sold this tiquila company, tell me, go back through his life. his dad was a tv personality by the name of nick. okay? kind of -- and kind after privileged life growing up. >> isn't he related to rosemary clooney as well, his aunt? >> his aunt, no is -- who is no longer with us. >> so raised with a little bit of money. extremely good looking. right? >> uh-huh. >> fantastic movie career. apparently is a great

this is -- that's all i really care about. >> now, fergie also posted a message on instagram to josh, saying, "see you in chicago." she's talking about the "transformers" premiere that happens there tomorrow. ladies, you know what? i'm going so stick around here for a minute and get a little r and r. i have some kids to take to a castle. but i will see you soon. >> that's not r and r. have fun and >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." -- ♪ tell me why ain't nothing but a heart ache ♪ >> nick carter on his boy band past. >> it wentta lile bad. and then i kind of got a little more mature. >> and how he's helping find the next big super group. tomorrow on "e.t." so, what do you get when you put a rodeo clown, a microbiologist and a fitness superstar into a house with 13 other strangers? well, you get "big brother" season 19, of course. >> of course. cbs just revealed the house guests. who will compete for half a million dollars when the show premiers june youngest house guest. he's a cos-play artist, which means he's into costume role play. >> didn't know the

time i could take my snap and post it on instagram i could take my instagram and post it on snap. i can take all that and post it on twitter you know what i'm saying the good thing is if you know how to do it, use it all. >> interesting i'm listening and i'm thinking if i were one of the execs i would be calling all of them, let's do a collaboration we don't always have to be enemies. it would be great for someone who has a good message like they could influence the good messagers we're going to cop rate with. it would be a nice change of pace versus the partisan and anger. >> i think it would be genius if the ceos got together. i know everybody is competitive and doing what they have do. but if they got together and made maybe a switch where we didn't have to actually put it and post it. but find a way to way to break it off that one switch, the fans and the consumers use that one switch find a way to break it down for all of them. but it would -- maybe i can pull it off. >> honestly, you could. >> maybe i can call all the ceo's and have one roundtable. >> the younger people tell

javier: los jÓvenes descargamos en promedio cinco aplicaciones al mes, nno es ni facebook ni instagram, las tres mÁs de moda son play station que lleva 81% de descarga, le sigue la aplicaciÓn de pagos entre amigos, otra que es para ver deportes electrÓnicos en vivo, para mÍ, yo hubiese pensado que instagram, facebook era aÚn nada de las mÁs buscadas. carolina: y eso que tÚ eres millennial completo. javier: mira que tÚ tambiÉn. carolina: tenemos los telÉfonos tan lleno de fotografÍa, de hecho querÍa a tomar una foto de javier que venÍa al noticiero con mucho frÍo , no se la puede tomar porque no tenÍa espacio. javier: nuestra reportera digital estuvo en florida, nos cuenta lo que se viviÓ allÍ. reportera: me metÍ en el mundo tecnolÓgico en miami beach. el lugar ideal para conocer las tendencias que cambian al mundo. >> traen las conexiones para los negocios, para los socios y clientes. reportera: la finalidad de este evento es acercar lo inalcanzable estÉ pÚblico. >> esta conexiones clave. reportera: los entusiastas emprendedores querÍan atraer al pÚblico. desde e

the little boy only cried for about 30 seconds, according to the caption on the instagram. apparently wasn't too upset, but he went back up running again. >> and what do do you? you get back up and say "again, again." right now at 4:30--- a live look at san jose...and the south bay, sitting nice and co >>> right now at 4:30 a live look at san jose and the south bay sitting nice and pretty this morning as we hit the mid point of your week. things are about to start getting a little warmer. "today in the bay" starts right now. thanks so much for joining us on this wednesday. i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off. >> and i'm sam brock. kris is exactly right. this week has been spectacular so far. you said we have some 90s coming right around the corner. >> are for the inland valleys we'll see some low 90s in in a few spots, but this will not be widespread and we'll still keep the cool temperatures along the coast. this is where we begin this morning as you get ready to head out, mid to upper 50s and even a few low 60s. san jose at 60 degrees looking at those high temper

you have instagram followers, what do you have besides instagram followers? >> my own place, i don't stay with my mom like you do. [ cross talk and shouting ] >> you have money but you can't pay me back -- >> sorry, sorry, sorry. >> objection, objection -- >> jimmy: what are you objecting to? >> who are you? >> are you here because of me? i'm going to tell you again -- seth jarvis in the building, you're here because of me. >> i don't know who he is. >> what? >> jimmy: okay. i've heard a lot here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i still haven't had a chance to see my wig in the mirror so i'd like to go do that. i and i will be back with my decision on this case. >> keep it cute. >> jimmy: i will. [ cheers and applause ] >> will judge james leave it to amber? or will he decide it's tatiti time? what will become of the romance between miss jacqueline and hairy horn dog? we'll find out when judge james returns. >> jimmy: we'll be back with the thrilling conclusion to "judge james," so stick around! ♪ hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to g

to figure out social media. >> being older to instagram. what these kids doing? this thing, turn the camera on their faces and trying to get likes. >> on the big screen, they are bank robbers in "the baby driver". >> i'm looking at the country's finest thugs and mozart in a go cart over there. >> ansel is baby with insane moves behind the wheel. and jamie says his youngest daughter is getting in driving practice of her own. >> you're driving? >> what you drive down the driveway? >> the g wagon. >> do you remember the first time corinne got behind the wheel? >> 16 and she got an infiniti, man, crazy. >> and trashed it. >> crashed it two weeks later. >> ran into a fire hydrant. >> and the insurance was popping. >> all the car chases you see in the movie are real. there is nothing computer generated. >>> up next, a rare interview with demi moore as her rough night costars talk about the movie's man thong. >> i was told to tie it down. >>> mandy moore eight weeks scuba diving for >>> i called the room next to jet. >> you have to share with pipa

they posted bank and credit union logos on their instagram and encouraged customers to like the post and then reached out to those that did like it promising a cut of fraudulent checks deposits and withdrawn perfect the people's accounts. it netted $50,000. three are arrested all of whom are being held now in montgomery county jail. >>> turning to the forecast meteorologist, adam joseph, is back and you are asking us for two days do we have patience? and i said yes and we are asking again because we are still waiting. >> making sure you are okay today. it's wearing thin. wait until tomorrow it will be the same as we look outside clouds dominating here in northampton county in the lehigh valley and easton and the clouds have the heavy weighted nature to them. 64 degrees dew point 55 and winds from the east at 10 miles per hour. cool day off to the north and same in center city. a sea of gray upstairs, 63 degrees. winds from the east-northeast at 12 miles per hour. it's hard in the summer season or at least june, july and august to get a full cloudy day that is the case though. there w

we started on instagram. partner and i when instagram got started we had fashion blogs >> right >> and this is even before direct message he sent me a message that said i love your style, i see them everywhere, i said i love your style, too he should key should meet up and he flew down to miami about a month later and we started the business plan in the miami library. >> how did this happen >> this was another happenstance thing. i was in los angeles at barney's shopping for a tux for the emmys and bumped in his business partner and i think i was wearing a suit he was like hey, nice suit, who makes it i think it was ralph lauren or something. and he said, i can make a better one for you. i said really. he said are you ever in new york come by the shop i'll make you a suit you know, see how you like it. and the relationship has been going ever since that was years ago and i think i might have twelve suits by you guys. >> and we did a couple shows -- >> so i did a tv show on amazon for sony called good girls re

what about messenger, whatsapp, instagram, how are these being adopted? are using these different platforms in facebook and instagram -- we have the two largest mobile ad platforms in the world. we are seeing people use that to build their businesses. there is a young woman in brazil who created a company. their idea was to sell fashion accessories. using facebook and instagram, she did all of her advertising herself on her phone. she was able to target ads in people interested in fashion accessories. had camee business she from instagram. that is the small, local example . we see the largest ad agencies, the largest clients in the world, figuring out how to reach people and create creative's that work. we're learning more about how businesses can interact on messenger as well. caroline: what about video? this is what facebook has driven forward here you are experimenting with ways that adverts can appear in videos. how much are you saying that add to your bottom line? sheryl: video is such a great way to tell a compelling story. community is increasingly

♪ ♪ >> if you are a follower on instagram, follow this. the best thing on his instagram is this video that has gone over 75,000 views. you can see how much he loves his owner. he is giving him the biggest hug ever. and take a look at these photos of a dell hanging out with firefighters in london. she decided to visit the firefighters because these are the men and women who fought the fire that took place last week. what they did is they had a moment of silence and it just goes to show you how important it is to be involved with your community. >> i don't know all the details of what happened. but about three weeks ago we got word that he was murdered. you know? i was devastated. and now it is 46. forty-six kids have been lost to violence. >> you heard him correctly. forty-six of his students over the past 24 years have been killed on the streets due to gun violence and violence in general. they did a combination of things. >> they did a combination of a lot of things. the biggest one is poverty. >> we have to have peace. >> i greet my stud

, both ramping up presence here with speakers and this instagram installation. facebook is still not driving ad revenue for creator the way youtube is. >> i wouldn't say montization has been a big thing on there just yet. i'm hoping it catches up to what youtube is, but for the meantime it is probably going to be sponsorship. >> reporter: facebook and instagram aren't the only one ramping their presence, so are at&t and verizon. mobile carriers are increasingly looking to it to make their services appeal to this valuable demographic. i'm julia boorstin in california. >>> that's "nightly business report" for to night. i'm contessa brewer . thanks for watching. nice to see you, bill. >> yes, good night fellow content creator. i'm bill griffeth. have a great evening, everybody. we will see you again tomorrow ♪

"a beautiful day to start," he posts on instagram. the 50-year-old tells his wife he has a job interview and needs to borrow her nissan rogue, but the disgraced teacher is about to go rogue in more ways than one. he took your car. >> he did. he switched vehicles with me on the day that he left, because he was going out of town, not far, but far enough that where he didn't want to take the jeep so he took the rogue and he never came back. >> reporter: across town, that same morning, sister sarah says elizabeth was agitated. she kept on saying, "you need to wake up," and i'm like, "what?" and she was like, "if i'm not back by six, call the cops." >> reporter: elizabeth is not yet of the age of consent. her state of mind and her true feelings about cummins are still a matter of dispute, but this much we know. in video obtained exclusively by "20/20," we see a friend pull up to the thomas house in the morning hours. a few minutes later, elizabeth emerges carrying what looks like an overnight bag and a backpack. it will be more than a mont

>> instagram >> but instagram was before snap >> but facebook has done such a good job with instagram they have taken -- >> absolutely. facebook has done a phenomenal job with instagram it doesn't matter if you're an older generation or younger generation, when people say you're not going to be profitable for a long time that does not get people excited. it is much different than the amazon model >> with amazon, bezos laid it out and told people from the beginning don't think you'll be here for short-term profits. we're building something big and over a long haul snap may be trying to do that. whether they'll win the same patience from investors is the question >> let's first see twitter >> the eventual winner, i think, is the one that has the dog ears on your picture, and a -- >> instagram now -- >> who doesn't want to do that >> instagram has it. >> they do >> to me, the valuation is based on the dog faces you can put on your selfies who doesn't want to do that? don't you just do that once and say, i've done this? you can't build a company -- >> never gets old. that's the thing vomi

so i follow her on instagram, snap chat. if i see anything, not that i'm a tattle tail but i'm helping them out. you know, yes. >> watching you. >> you have to do what you have to do. >>> mike's not here because he is walking over to the red owl tavern he has a great you gott a try this, a clam bake, lobster clam bake not just anyone. >> twenty-five dollars. >> yes. >> so he is going to partake and show us yes got to try this >> emily: i want to live on my own but i know it won't be easy. how will i keep up with everyday expenses: rent, food, bus tickets? >> joe: hi. this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to offer the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including emily. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. >> emily: start saving to live independently today. at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? at paable.gov. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... ch

facebook and instagram, we think we offer a really unique value proposition for marketers and people because you can have the creativity of a video, the creativity of sound and light and pictures, but you can also do very specific targeting. you can target your current than new differently customers. people who are in the market for a car, people who look like people in the market for a car so you can make sure the right message gets to the right person. emily: coming up, tech's biggest titans gathered at the white house to discuss the road ahead for u.s. technology. we will hear from jennifer who attended the meeting alongside apple's tim cook and microsoft's ceo. withfrom our conversation facebook coo sheryl sandberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a story we are following, the federal trade commission is challenging the proposed merger between draft kings and fan dual . the fcc says the combined company would control 90% of the paid daily fantasy business. the private customers of the benefit of direct competition between the companies. the ceos of draft kings and fanduel say they

flop. >> oops. >> he posted this photo on his instagram in his 76ers hat after being select number one in the overall nba draft. apparently here he has an endorsement deal. is what the name of his company. >> it is toussat watches, help us out people that are rich. >> yes it is tissot. >> only problem he forgot to fill in the blanks on the pre written caption because. >> well, that doesn't look right. >> lets see what the mistake was. to head to philadelphia. >> that is in the right. >> join the sixers. >> that looks right to me. ryan, our producer. >> that is the corrected version we're supposed to get the screen grab of the un correct version. >> that is correct version of the screw up from last night. speaking of screw ups, we just did. >> here's the thing, we have got to stop shaping people because we are the worst. you cannot shame other people if you suck, you know what i mean. >> we cannot shame if we're about to be shamed we deserve to be shamed. >> it is bad karma when you shame other people when you are just as bad or worse. >> maybe that is why we have these mess ups because