lori: you mentioned instagram, do you think this is the right move with instagram and it'll allow facebook -- which, obviously, was spurned by snapchat -- to go head to head in that market, and will it solve the teen problem, if you will? >> i wouldn't point to today's announcement as being overly senate. what i think is the instagram platform has tremendous growth. 150 million users today, so growing tremendously with young people. and one way or another they'll keep experimenting and figure out a way to keep that growth going and to monetize it, and it'll be more initiative like the one we're seeing today. this is what mark zuckerberg's talent is, there's a billion users on facebook, and instagram is well on its way. lori: is there a company you can compare facebook too? a lot of people are looking at google, obviously, a long way to go, but is it on a similar trajectory? a lot of people say google started out this way. >> we agree that the company that is most similar to facebook we would say is google. when we think about what facebook might earn in the future, we actually use the rati

facebook owns instagram. this puts, instagram against snap chat and twitter. ceo kevin sistrom felt it was natural extension what should come next. instagram has 150 million active users. there are big opportunities for companies to make money off direct messaging. companies and popular brand with accounts on instagram will send images to those who follow that kind of a new type of unpaid advertising strategy. as for actual paid advertising inside instagram direct, he said it was a little too early to talk about that. sharing photos that self-destruction like snap chat, they said they could create a ephemeral messaging service in the future. he left that option wide open. that is something we should expect at this point. look at twitter, it has 232 million monthly active users. they added photos to the main photo stream and instagram is nipping at its heels. it is quickly approaching with 150 million monthly active users sistrum indirectly needled twitter, that instagram direct following back and following you to do the direct messagings. he is saying instagra

some sort of private -- >> sharing instagram? why? the business is built on libraries of data and photos. >> they can still collect the data, they just may not retain the photos. facebook demonstrated they're interested in this business. ed on ackerberg workd on a project of a snapchat clone called poke. >> and one of the top executives at facebook, emily white was the c.o.o. and went over to snapchat. is the tide turning against instagram? >> yes, emily was running ads. she brought early advertisers, moving to la to work with snapchat. similar to facebook seeing instagram taking off with this new thing. i think they see that recreated in l.a. >> thanks. inll cover that event new york and bring you details. adnamobil may have sealed ea deal with apple. that's next on bloomberg west. ♪ >> this is bloomberg west. apple may have reached a deal toh chinamobil according the wall street journal. it could come within a couple weeks. china was granted license to operate a 4g network. jon erlichman is back from l.a. >> breaking into the chin

. >> look at the invitation from instagram for today's event. this photo is from an invitation that vague and asks the media to "share a moment" with the instagram team. rumors say they could be unveiling a new private messaging feature. >> if a new interview oprah is revealing why she never had children. she says she doesn't regret give up being a mom. the 59-year-old says she has made many sacrifices in her

here's the news on instagram. with instagram direct, this new feature, borrows the mentality from the snapchats and the apps out there, you'll be able to send a message within instagram to up to 15 people, not necessarily to the entire world. you'll be able to choose only people who follow you, will be able to send you messages, if somebody sends you a message and they don't follow you, you can pick whether to block them entirely or begin to connect with that person. now, if you take a look, of course, we realize that facebook spurned a -- facebook offered $3 billion for snapchat, and snapchat spurned that. looking at how they stack up. snapchat has 400 million snaps a day, instagram has about 150 million users, and 50 million photos posted a day. so there's clearly some sort of audience for these individual conversations that involve picture messaging, and if facebook wants to keep that younger demographic engaged with the main project, the main product, facebook is not quite doing, maybe adding this kind of a fe

some sort of private -- >> sharing instagram? why? the business is built on libraries of data and photos. >> they can still collect the data, they just may not retain the photos. facebook demonstrated they're interested in this business. mark zuckerberg worked on a project of a snapchat clone called poke. >> and one of the top executives at facebook, emily white, was the c.o.o. and went over to snapchat. is the tide turning against instagram? >> yes, emily was running ads. she brought early advertisers, moving to la to work with snapchat. similar to facebook seeing instagram taking off with this new thing. i think they see that recreated in l.a. >> thanks. we'll cover that event in new york and bring you details. chinamobil may have sealed a deal with apple. that's next on bloomberg west. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west." apple may have reached a deal with chinamobil according to the "wall street journal." it could come within a couple weeks. china was granted license to operate a 4g network. jon erlichman is back from l.a. >> breaking

now they go through instagram to persist ahead and why not? if you look at the growth of the instagram plan arm, a lot of people are going there, they're already commenting on photos and to do something like this might improve engagement. for example if i taken i should've on trees in los angeles, someone might comment on it an hour later or three hours later. i might see to get my gratification then. some become it right away if emily chang to give me thumbs up on my photo right away i might stick around and instagram a little bit longer. >> john i will keep my eyes on your feed, ok? is a something they can make money on? >> moneymaking with messaging is a tough thing. obviously, if it is just texts the phone company's were charging people for which led to all the creation of these free messaging apps, that business model makes sense. but free messaging apps have a challenge with things like advertising, first because it is not easy to target those as two people who are in a conversation. blessed is really tacky. is different than ads that st

now they go through instagram to persist ahead and why not? if you look at the growth of the instagram plan arm, a lot of people are going there, they're already commenting on photos and to do something like this might improve engagement. for example if i taken i should've on trees in los angeles, someone might comment on it an hour later or three hours later. i might see to get my gratification then. some become it right away if emily chang to give me thumbs up on my photo right away i might stick around and instagram a little bit longer. >> jon, i will keep my eyes on your feed, ok? is a something they can make money on? >> if you talk to people, moneymaking with messaging is a tough thing. obviously, if it is just texts the phone company's were charging people for which led to all the creation of these free messaging apps, that business model makes sense. but free messaging apps have a challenge with things like advertising, first because it is not easy to target those ads to people who are in a conversation. it is really tacky. is differen

people start on instagram in fourth and fifth grade. i know among my children and their friends they have accounts. >> when we see these people in the south of france having a drink or in the mountains aren't they projecting an image? i think so. they want the rest of the world to think their life is one nonstop party? >> of course. i love the ones of young mothers who just had a baby who you know can't -- are having a hard time breastfeeding and sleeping. they put their make up on and hold the baby up for the camera and say look, we're perfect. then they go back and they are exhausted and up in the middle of the night. >> that's what makes a lot of these pictures so fascinating. these are carefully decorated windows with curtains occasionally pulled back. >> and it is voyeurism. we love to see what other people are doing. you see what they are doing and what you are not doing. psychiatrists and psychologists say look, the world is your oiser. oiser. you know you can get out there and do things too. that's especially difficult. >> so yo

is that a sign that the tide is turning against instagram? yes, emily was running ads at instagram. she brought on one of the early advertisers and now she is moving to los angeles to move for snap -- to work for snap chat. re-ink they are seeing that created in l.a. would snap chat and they want to be a part of it. >> thank you. we will be covering that event next week in new york and we will bring you all the details as we have them. china mobile's four g license may have sealed its deal with apple. but can they convince subscribers to leave three g behind? that is next on "bloomberg west t." otte >> two years ago they saw 300% growth in the country, double sales last year. this year they are in single digits. their market share has only dropped to about six percent compared to samsung which has boosted up to 21%. people are really excited. if apple can sign the deal with china mobile, they will have access to the 759 million subscribers. here's one of the problems for apple. only 25% of china mobile's customers are using three g. most of them are still price-sensitive and using t

instagram has 150 million users. they have been criticized by law enforcement for providing a new way to buy and sell but instagram said it took steps to stop that problem. they started blocking hashtags for drug trafficking. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> also in san francisco police are looking for three suspects in a takeover style robbery at a mattress store around noon on market street. police say the suspects walked in wearing hoodies. one had a gun and ordered everyone to lay down on the floor. they took personal items and took off. no one was hurt. there are no reports of arrests. >>> happening now, a candlelight vigil is underway in san jose for a three-year- old boy who was hit and killed by a car last week. ktvu's dep ruv is at the -- debora villalon is at the vigil. >> reporter: it happened here at the crosswalk and it is a tragedy that galvanized the community. raising awareness that 24 pedestrians have been killed this year can in san jose. the same day he died, a 14-year- old girl was hit and k

. >> and inside look at our world seen through sites like instagram, posting 55 million fophotos every day, we'll get a look at the social media giant with no filter. >>> move over rotten tomatoes. which holiday films are worth your ten bucks and which will bring you a blue christmas? lights, camera, action. the show starts right now. ♪ >> the senate is all alone on christmas, working while the house goes home but turns out that christmas has come early in washington. because it is a holiday miracle that the least productive congress in generations is getting its act together to pass a budget. with 60 plus votes, the senate cleared a major hurdle to start final debate on the murray/ryan budget deal. it could last up to 30 hours. the final vote is expected late tonight or tomorrow. president obama has indicated his willingness to sign it. the two-year deal rolls back some of the ugly sweater -- i mean, sequester cuts, but some dems were annoyed the deal did not do enough -- doesn't do a thing to help the million plus americans who long-term unemployment benefits expire next week. talk

instagram just rolled out recently and advertisement. is messaging something that they could make money on? >> when you talk to people who make these products and build businesses around them, money mixing with messaging is a tough thing. , and that ledtext to the creation of these free messaging apps, that model makes sense. apps have ang challenge because it is not easy to target those ads. it is really tacky. it is different from a twitter feed or news feed. earlier, youted can improve engagement. you can keep people on the platform longer. maybe they end up posting a few more pictures. backx months, you can look and certainly see this as a win. >> all right. thank you. apple, who sends an independent medical team to a chinese factory. comes after the death of some employees at the plant. in an e-mailed statement, they said that while the medical experts have found no evidence of any link to the working conditions there, the company realizes that it is little comfort to the families who have lost their loved ones. several workers pass

you can have justin instagram experience and now a more just anexperience -- instagram experience and now a more private experience. facebook recognizes that instagram has a different usage than facebook itself. younger people are using snap chat and not using facebook. maybe instagram is their answer by keeping it separate. >> today, i read, the founder may be the best tech investor out there. he put $50 million. revenuecompany with no and no plan to generate revenue, it is amazing. it shows that in this market, people are looking for the next big thing. -- someone might buy it out. i do not get it, i do not like it, but certain people have been able to make money this way. >> people do not bet against him. runs -- see a guy who does it give him a lot more credibility? investors, they numbermoney, it is a big . you probably know the number. >> he runs five or $7 billion. >> it is an interesting investment. strategy, helio can get into this deal, why not? had the best social media experience of my life yesterday. yesterday, i took a ride in an $30.car, five blocks, and i said, five bl

instagram and other things. we will get to that next and the price of gasoline which you might want to pay attention to if you are traveling as well and what we can expect in the next year. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. it's not the "juggle a bunch of rotating categories" card. it's not the "sign up for rewards each quarter" card. it's the no-games, no-messing-'round, no-earning-limit-having, do-i-look-like-i'm-joking, turbo-boosting, heavyweight-chpion of-the-world cash back card. thiss the quicksilver ca back rd from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere, every single day. now tell me, what's in yourallet? connell: hotels taking the power of social media to a new level redefining the travel experience or trying to and the digital age in the first twitter themed hotel, and opened up in spain and now there is the first instagram hotel in sydney, australia so we bring in the travel experts to tell us a little more about this trend such as it is. is it true

for now this feature that they call instagram direct will remain ad-free. but we'll see how long that lasts. >> reporter:this is a great feature for instagram users i think it should have been offered a year ago i'm surprised it took so long. but better late then never. >> pam: now at 8:30-- it seems we are moving closer to the possibility of airline passengers, being able to use cell phones while in the air. but is it a good idea? i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: talking on your c

"star wars" is on instagram. now, its very first photo? a selfie by darth vader himself, perfect for a caption contest, folks. the hashtag is #waytooearly. we'll have the best ones later in the program. i have my entry in there as well. >>> still ahead, russell wilson faced one of his childhood heroes in drew brees. we have the battle between super bowl hopefuls. >>> plus, stephen colbert is pretty excited about amazon's plan for drone deliveries and he knows exactly why that is a flawless plan. that and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. ♪ ♪ >>> killer gas leaking from a union carbide pesticide plan has killed as many as 500 people, maybe more. >> a city of nearly 500,000 is in shock and disarray. hey wayne, quick question... did you try restarting it? no, not that. i was thinking about getting a tablet as a gift... verizon has tablets. they got a lot of them? accessing brain information... yes, they have a lot to choose from. did you really just... and now you can get $100 off any tablet. thanks, wayne. save li

the co-founder of instagram hinted that more snapcat features could be coming to instagram. i'm not sure whether there might be more news to drop. snapcat has about 4 million a day. snapcat got quite a bit of action. clearly more private messaging is becoming popular. this is a very key area for facebook to focus on because instagram is more popular among the younger users who facebook has admitted are using facebook a little bit less. as instagram looks to monetize its user, getting them engaged in this could be important. >> i was in a department store a couple weeksing a and two people ran into each other and old friends and one of them said "get at me at instagram." it's not really integrated to facebook at all. it's sort of a separate photo sharing device. do you get the sense of with the announcement and new developments the two will start to be merged a little bit more? >> not a lot of mention of facebook that i've caught at this event, and that might be smart. you know how you can sometimes segment brands so one is a little more youth oriented or photo oriented. memb

>> we are on instagram. we are on snapchat. we are on vine. some of us are on tumblr and twitter. >> thousand of young losers are leaving the social media giant. what could keep facebook going? an american soldier missing over 60 years is laid to rest by his family. we will have his story coming up. we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. >>> could facebook be a thing of the fast? the conclusion of a researcher in england who goes so far to say facebook is dead. >> when 13-year-old ruby carr post is a picture on facebook. i want my friend to like it. i want my friend to tell me i'm pretty. >> lately. >> what really happens, all my relatives decide to tell me how much i'm looking lick my moth i. >> her facebook circle

talking of instagram, it has unveiled the most instagram cities for 2013. the big apple ranked number one. with bangkok and los angeles rounding out the top three. a cool stat, 60% of instagramers are outside of the united states. >> facebook better home for overseas growth. we chat and snap chat cutting into facebook's users and it's the young people that are migrating over, the young people, the advertisers covet in the demo when grandma gets on facebook, you get off. right? that's -- >> you don't want grandma seeing what you've been doing on friday night. >> grandma as the nsa. you're welcome. >> coming up next, the puffy coat ipo and uncle sam's christmas tree tax. >> not everybody is having the wrm and fuzzys after watching an airline's feel good pr stunt. this is a story of watch out, good deeds may go punished. stick around. [ male announcer ] my client gloria has a lot going on in her life. wife, mother, marathoner. but one day it's just gonna be james and her. so as their financial advisor, i'm helping them look at their complete financial picture

dad does not have instagram. i do not know if he even knows what it is. i always see those men when you are shopping in your like oh, i felt sorry for them -- >> i know. >> today, people are getting their shopping refunds on. >> thank you to all those fine gentlemen. 44 degrees assessment, 46 tomorrow, 50 saturday, rain sunday, and then cold, cold, cold for tuesday in new year's. sunday, and then cold, cold, co[ male announcer ] some things are simply better at home. like the enticing aroma and distinctive taste of nespresso. elegant capsules meet masterfully crafted machines, and one touch creates the perfect coffee, cappuccino, and latte. ♪ temptll your senses with one extraordinary coffee. [ penélope cruz ] nespresso. what else? [ male announcer ] available at these fine retailers and nespresso-us.com.

my kids have instagram and love that. they have to figure out how to monetize that. >> facebook, would you be a buyer? >> i'm in twitter and don't feel the need to add both. if i would add a second i would look for a dip in linkedin. it's not that anything is wrong with it but you only have so much room in the portfolio. >> we thought the day they would join the s&p 500 it was also a pop of this -- almost the same magnitude at these levels so i don't know if that means that the market believes that is worth all of the incremental funds buying. >> it happens with every one of these. this is the pop. this is going to be it. >> you're not going to see more than this tomorrow. >> all right. let's move on. coming up next, bk. >> that's me. >> bought the bitcoin. you know that. holding teddy. why does he prefer the hot virtual currency over google any day of the week. plus, chasing high flyers, why the facebooks of the world could provide the retail investor of more of a wild goose chase, the president of td ameritrade is here

see that picture right there on instagram? they flamed it the most liked image of 2013, justin bieber as well as will smith. it got over 1.5 million likes. >> have you seen that picture before today? >> i haven't. >> neither had i. >> i did not like it. >> i guess we're not teenage girls. >> not yet. >>> in "american hustle," aim a adams and jennifer lawrence share a kiss. adams says it's one of j-la's special talents. >> she's very good at it. she has very soft lips. she's a really awesome woman. >>> and i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day right here on nbc. >>> a tragic story, groom struck. he and his bride were on their way to a hotel from their wedding reception saturday night. they stopped to help the stranded woman who was also killed in that accident. >>> and on nbcnews.com, kim jong-un's aunt appears safe after husband's execution. analysts say the sister of kim jong-un's father, the former leader of north korea, may have been spared because of how close she was to kim j

she posted it on instagram, and she said surprise. there were 14 new songs for her fans. >> beyonce is already a big star and everybody knows her name. she spent plenty of money on advertising before and on building her image. can anybody else get away with this? >> they can, but they kind of need to be beyonce. so it's maybe a handful of people. >> if you're not beyonce don't try this. let's talk about this. talk about the music industry itself. this has turned into what used to be a dollars business to a pennies business really in some ways whether you talk about paying for the music. do people just expect to get their music free? >> they do. i mean, when was the last time you bought a physical cd, right? you can usually if she released an album the traditional way, you can download individual tracks and pay a couple of dollars. here she made people buy an entire album for 15.99 so essentially $16, and i can't even remember the last time i paid that much for a cd. >> this is unusual. the money made in the business among other things

facebook and instagram making announcements about the future of both. for that and the rest of the news before the bell we turn to bertha coombs in new jersey. good morning. >> good morning. i think if they pass that rule i would pay a little extra to be on a quiet flight like the quiet car on the train. not a good idea. meantime t futures this morning are lower after stocks have their worst day in more than a month on wednesday on the heels of the budget news. next week we'll be watching to see what comes from federal reserve, a lot of folks starting to think whether the federal reserve might start to cut back on bond buying. investors get a lot of data, reports on unemployment, that's the usual on a thursday, retail sales, though, and import prices and business inventories, we'll have the dow at 15,844 after 129-point drop yesterday. the nasdaq at 4,004 after losing 56. facebook will join the s&p 500 index after next friday cementing the networking site's rise to one of the biggest most powerful companies. the folks got the thumbs up from standard & p

young people like instagram but facebook owns it. they are going to introduce advertising to instagram. why don't young people make that connection? >> they well. remember friendster? they bring in advertising and they screw up the experience but we are now looking at the standard acquisition -- >> you would have thought that the second-generation social media company's would have learned the lessons from friends ter and of diversified their revenue base from advertising into something else. >> what is the something else? >> logging into facebook -- i still do, because i'm old enough -- >> only on your private screen. >> always free. l if theyay for gmai would not advertise me, but that is not an option they are interested in considering. standpointholistic that you have that "bloomberg businessweek" and what you do with economics, if i were to say that 2014 is the rough, for facebook and twitter and pinter est, what is it the year of? i think it is the year of sweat. >> diversifying across platforms. there will be a new economy of p

. >> it's called the instagram diet. how looking at all the photos may help you lose weight. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, causing major problems on t roadways. wisconsin had >>> the harsh weather causing much of the nation has been causing major problems on the roadways. wisconsin had numerous crashes including this 40 car pileup sunday in milwaukee county. there were no major issues in this incident. but there were some fatal crashes elsewhere in the state. as for today, the national weather service has issued a winter storm warning for the eastern seaboard and -- that includes philadelphia, washington, and baltimore. >>> well, it was all fun and games until amusive snowball fight got out of cell. a group of students at the university of oregon started it up in eugene. they pelted cars and each other here. when one got out of his car he got a bucket of snow to the face and he wasn't the only one targeted either. >> kind of scary because it was very much like a mob mentality. because of the sort of wave they were approach ughs, sor

tracy: instagram moving into the disappearing message business. is there big enough market for all that? ashley: as we do at this time. look how oil is trading moving on up, a quarter of a percent at 97.65. we'll be right back. every day we're working to an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. ashley: it is time, oh, did you hear that. puberty. finally. it is time to make money with charles payne. this hour we're back to 3-d printing and if you listen to charles in the past, you could have made some big money. you actually could make money with a 3-d printer, ironically. >> you probably could. don't know if you want to use it anywhere. ashley: no, that's true. >> like december, if wall street discovere

. >>> usted siempre puede estar conectado con primer impacto, síganos en facebook, twitter ,instagram y primerimpacto.com >>> como mencionamos antes llegó el gran día de teletón usa, y tony dandrades está listo desde los estudios principales con un pequeño adelanto de lo que podemos esperar, falta poco, tony, no es así. >>> menos de 5 horas, y la metsa es de 15 millones 228 mil más un dólar >>> este estudio será el escenario principal del tercer teletón usa, y tenemos un gran espectáculo de 28 horas con historias motivadoras, don francisco será el encargado de dar la bienvenida. >>p>para nosotros como comunidad es una gran oportunidad para dar a conocer las historias de personas con discapacidad. >>> cómo te sientes con el labor del teletón. >>> muy bien, en lo personal me ha ayudado mucho a mí. >>> lo han ayudado mucho, y la verdad estamos muy agradecidos y ahora esperando que la gente apoye. >>> durante la maratónica transmisión más de 100 artistas pasarán por el escenario, maluma y los vásquez sound. >>>ssí, es nuestro segundo año en teletón usa. >>> y tienen

>> exactly. >> i didn't see you there. >> with instagram trending towards video and facebook gobbling up vines, videos are all the rage. if you can get yourself noticed in a stadium, you, too, can go viral. these girls were fined 1500 bucks. >> i think it's the truth. the eyes are the window to your soul. i can see whether they are a frowner or a smiler by the way the wrinkles lie on your face. he made a name for himself on america's top model and now hosts oxygen the face. he sees selfies as therapeutic. >> if people feel insecure, they don't feel confident, it can really bring themselves down. >> poor lighting, poor framing or poor taste? >> what kind of shot? that guy pouring chocolate syrup? some are like that. >> it's all about what you eyre trying to say. are you trying to get a date or purely to say here i am or to send to your mother or here's my new haircut or look cool in the picture? there are so many messages. >> so many people do the duck face. why do they do that? >> they think they look better, sucking in their cheeks and they don't get it. >> basically you're saying do

for example, instagram. right? >> the popular photo sharing app known as instagram just introduced a new messaging service that's touting some of the features. jon fortt was at the company's event today. he joins us down here at the new york stock exchange. welcome, jon. >> instagram direct. >> i saw this actually earlier pop up on my phone. it tricked me. it said you have a direct message. you have to upgrade the thing. i roll my eyes. i upgrade it. there's no direct message. >> they got you. >> what is this really about? >> this is about, i think, a shift in the way people are communicating with photos. first instagram is the biggest social network that's out there that's for mobile based on images. it was all about scale. now with the rise of snapchat, people using -- especially kids using these networks differently, it's more about targeting who you want to talk to at a given moment. instagram direct lets you choose 15 or fewer people. krou can send photos to just that group of people. only if they follow you.

instagram is the house itself is built. these are not social clubs, their companies and they need you to sell fee so they can make money. the self it is my twitter icon was taken in a photo booth at my wedding. my facebook profile picture is me walking away from the camera with a child or my shoulders. these are selke which imply that i'm too cool for self ease. he gets out of here alive. you cannot beat a partner of twitter, facebook or instagram without making a decision about what you want the world to think you would like to he seen as. is that even grammatical? silicon valley is run on self ease. if these companies can't see me and everyone else self eating all the time come every day, they have no reason to exist. when i'm done with his video i'm definitely going to put on facebook and see what my friends in high school will say. rad, eric, paul, morgan, alex -- yo. i don't think the rise of the self he has anything to do with the decline in humility. it's just a business strategy and it is working. >> sorry, i was bu

this was beyonce's response posted to instagram, online and on air. >> i'm saying, leave her alone. >> was it live or on tape. >> she became a hot topic of conversation. >> i'm not surprised she did lip sync. >> i don't think she did, though. >> i think people think there has to be something else behind who she is. >> gayle mitchell writes for billboard magazine. >> no one is really that nice. no one is that gracious. maybe that's why people attacked so hard at the inauguration lip syncing. >> she had used a prerecorded track. >> would you mind standing? >> at a press conference ten days later. ♪ oh, say can you see, by the dawn's early light ♪ >> beyonce fires her critics. the punch line? >> any questions? >> not likely. >> matthew knowles is her father. for decades managed her career. >> 15, 16 years old, you don't quite yet have the maturity to understand or to take criticism. >> i messed up. if i messed up, y'all -- >> no, it's cool. >> she's gotten older. now she's a grown woman. you know, she understands it. >> beyonce feels this is her time. >> i feel like 30 is the ideal a

. >> why are there video ads on instagram yet? >> instagram is growing incredibly fast. if you are facebook, you want to let them keep growing. >> but they started video ads. >> slowly. they are not in a rush. they are taking their time. >> how is facebook now compared to the other options out there? >> facebook and twitter are the future. everyone recognizes that. 20 years ago, we all watched the same tv show at the same time and saw the same commercial. in the future, we consume content when we want to watch it on whatever device we have. the ad should be the same. they should be delivered on a personal level. >> i think what is interesting is that advertisers are seeing the value of video advertising to tell rich stories. >> didn't they know that already? >> you get that targeting on top. they have not had that combination. >> is it worth it? it is expensive. >> i don't think so. compared to television advertising, it is a good value. for one day, it is very hard to reach that many people. one billion users, you cannot reach that many people. you cannot reach 70 users

eeping in the platform of instagram could cause more it use it. they are thinking not necessarily to send ads but they keep people in an environment are the ads are. there are the risk too many social media platforms? twitter accounts, facebook, linkedin, it goes on and on. we going to run into any is just a few that really survive? >> i think what you are seeing all things to the everybody social networking phrorpbl. real-time short orm mental message and instagram the verbal tphrrpl. so i think you are seeing a differentiation by how the the social l use network. i think that is an advancement. what do you make of this? s&p ook being added to the 500 and 100. networking ocial company that you could argue king of all of them being added to an index. what does that signify is it of age uggesting coming for social networking and stocks. facebook, twitter and linkedin now have three large cap social networking stocks. huge k this is a advanceme advancement. -- adam, what do you see in terms of stock price? growth ou look at sales you understand. ad

gisele bundchen, posting this snap on instagram. nursing her young daughter while her beauty squad goes to work. we're going to talk about why the candid picture has so many people buzzing this morning. >> on her instagram, so people who follow her know what she's doing. but we'll get into it a lot more because there are both sides. and you can see why some people would be a bit upset. >>> and we're going to turn to the dramatic day in court in the so-called newlywed trial of that bride charged with pushing her husband off a cliff. her 16-year-old brother in tears on the stand. dan and nancy are going to weigh in, live. >>> also, the latest here on this conspiracy theory. we're going inside a $100 million lawsuit against the husband of elle macpherson. is there a cover-up in his role of what was a fatal helicopter crash. >>> and do you remember the movie "clueless," cher's incredible closet, it looked like it was from the future. now there's a real version just like it. and we'll tell you how you can try it, too. >> not worried abou

stuart: who owns instagram? >> facebook. stuart: thanks very much. a new poll says the majority of people do not believe in the american dream anymore. the rich get richer if, the poor get poorer, president obama agrees with that. is all about income inequality. john stossel has a thing or two to say about that and he will. he is next. clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... us, theilive webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. if every u.s. home replaced one light bulb with a compact fluorescent bulb, the energy saved could light how many homes? 1 million? 2 million? 3 million? the answer is. 3 million homes. by 2030, investments in energy efficiency could help

al igual que nuestras cuentas de facebook e instagram. >> siempre con fotos, videos, un poquito para compartir con ustedes. hasta maÑana. bye. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de martes 10 de diciembre. estas son las noticias. aumentan las crÍticas sobre el uso de fuerza letal entre la patrulla fronteriza. la agencia responde que no habrÁ cambios en sus procedimientos. sigue el mal tiempo en el paÍs. el oeste recibe temperaturas congelan tres. preocupante sobre todo la falta de energÍa. y el adiÓs a nelson mandela, entre una evocaciÓn al mundial de sudÁfrica un apretÓn de manos. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con

police used instagram to track down ronnie collins. >>> a boy was rushed to the hospital this afternoon after being hit by a car. rescuers say the boy was hit on "a" street at 1:25 p.m. this afternoon. he was taken by helicopter to the hospital. he was conscious and alert but the extension of injuries are not known. >>> a new ad campaign is sparking a protest in northern california. the gap ad here, a activist is planning a rally tomorrow. he calls the ad showing a woman touching a man's turbine disrespectful. >> i don't want my religion to be represented in this way. >> the ad has supporters who appreciate gap showing a sikh man as a model. >>> oracle and google are back in court in a battle over copy wrights around the android operating system. oracle claims google copied programming language into android but google said java is available for free use. last year agog agreed with google -- a judge agreed with google. oracle supealing -- is appealing. >>> these are the highs from today. 48 in antioch. you know what, tomorrow, upper 40s. few low 50s. lot of upper 40s 40s for day time hig

instagram is the house that selfies built. these are not clubs. they are companies, and they need you to selfie to make money. my facebook profile picture is me walking away from the camera with a child on my shoulders. these are just selfie ways to imply that i'm too cool for offies, but nobody gets out here alive. you cannot be part of twitter or facebook or instagram without making some kind of decision of what you would like the world to think you want to be known as. is that even grammatical? if these companies cannot keep me and everyone else selfie-ing all the time every day, they have no reason to exist. when i'm done with this video, i'm definitely going to put it on facebook and see what my friends, and. i don't think the rise of the selfie has anything to do with decline in humility. it is just a business strategy, and it is working. >> from selfies to the "bwest by te," where we focus on one number that tells us a whole lot. rick thomas take it away -- rick, taken away. yte today is 100, which represents the number of years aston marti

facebook, foursquare, linkden, instagram, google. michael chase just put two and would together. >> this is now a billion location beacons in the world. there are 2 billion user profiles. month one to date has successfully integrated that location data with the profile data to make it useful so when you walk into a room, you are aware of the people around you. that's the idea behind social radar. >> how will this give me an edge? >> imagine always being able to maximize your network ability. if you go into a movie you know all of the people you are connected with. >> he says it can work for business or pleasure. >> how many times have you gone to a restaurant only to realize this is -- a friend of yours was sitting around the corner just out of your view. how many times have you been in an airport and randomly run into somebody and up didn't realize that was also taking a plight about the same time. how many locati flights did you? basically with social radar you would know which of your friends were nearby. >> this sounds like a sta

instagram is the house that selfies built. these are not clubs. they are companies, and they need you to selfie to make money. my facebook profile picture is me walking away from the camera with a child on my shoulders. these are just selfie ways to imply that i'm too cool for selfies, but nobody gets out of here alive. you cannot be part of twitter or facebook or instagram without making some kind of decision of what you would like the world to think you want to be known as. is that even grammatical? if these companies cannot keep me and everyone else selfie-ing all the time every day, they have no reason to exist. when i'm done with this video, i'm definitely going to put it on facebook and see what my friends say. i don't think the rise of the selfie has anything to do with decline in humility. it is just a business strategy, and it is working. >> from selfies to the "bwest byte," where we focus on one number that tells us a whole lot. rick, take it away. >> the byte today is 100, which represents the number of years aston martin has been in ex

earlier today, instagram, photo/video sharing app, debuted instagram direct, which sound like a marijuana delivery service. it is not. a feature that allows users to send text and photo messages to each other directly. just like e-mail, except nothing. it is e-mail. they have a great idea for a website you can auction stuff off. they're claiming instagram will revolutionize the way men send photos of their private parts. ha-ha. someone identified with that statement. in college basketball, ohio state won a mismatch with the bulldogs, beat them 86-48. the buckeye center had a lot to do with it. a reporter from big ten network asked him about the recent improvements on the court and amere gave credit to extra attention he has been getting from his coach. >> amir, a dominating performance, not only by the buckeyes, but by yourself inside. your progression over the last four, five games, what can you attribute that to? >> coach, he has been on my back every day. >> jimmy: that's what they call personal training. all right, it's thursday night, time for our weekly tribute to the fcc we bleep a

i was instagramming a couple of minutes ago. it's addicting. you can't stop doing it. >> buzzfeed has so many lists out there. do you have a favorite? >> so we did a list of about anything you can think of for an end-of-the-year wrap up but my favorite was a word list of the most cringe-worthy online dating profiles and messages of 2013. they are pretty darn cringe-worthy. >> it seems like nothing is off limits at buzzfeed. for instance, there were 41 cats who had a worse year than you. what are on these lists? i've seen very ridiculous. what do you have on the cutting floor, do you think? >> well, we look at pictures of weird animals and weird people doing weird stuff all day, and the things we don't include are just ones that don't really make us feel a certain way. you know those boring pictures that don't really fit anywhere. if it makes a feel a certain way, it's not off limits at buzzfe buzzfeed. >> i think a lot of people around the world have so much fun with your lists. thank you so much for joining us, taking the time. we appreciate s

and instagram. to be in the. i'm not planning to be involved in what all it takes to stay calcutta called ski reveals his plans for the future at his first news conference as a free man but some questions about his past are being avoided. people consistently overlook the european court of human rights has repeatedly said that he's guilty but that never seems to get through to. a suicide car bomb attack in syria reportedly claims the lives of up to seven children that comes amid allegations that is the miss macks occurred dozens of civilians and to mask a suburb. if you can't get into your home. if you break it apparently not many would especially after a report.

. >>> well, your post on instagram can now be a little more private. the photo-sharing app is letting users send photos through direct messages to one person or between several people. if you want to send a photo to someone who isn't your friend on instagram, it goes into a pending request area instead of their inbox. >>> a shocker on the nfl tonight. and could the sharks end a four- game winning streak. next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, town... wayne start the clo uck to his . >>> their last four as they welcome the minnesota wild. give me the clock, please. and a punt to his face. and a puck to his face. and he had stitches and came back. a puck to his face. and 15 to the air. 2-0. and on the powerplay again. and there to find the rebound. he scores his second. all three goals come on the main advantage and they won 3-1. check out the brown -- bronco fan of tonight's game in denver. and the bronco into his mohawk. the channelers prevailed in the upset. and this is the new giant. and went to work today of the giants in five home runs at 11. and they went out and