telephone pole in massachusetts. you can actually see the driver, right here, being ejected from the car which police estimate was going nearly twice the 35 mile an hour speed limit. police say the driver is lucky to be alive. now for your first look at business, we turn to cnbc s bertha combs. good morning, betty. facebook this morning, going to get a very big thumbs up from wall street. the social networking site reporting better than expected earnings on a surge in revenues. facebook appears to figure out how to make money off mobile devices. the ads make up 41% of the total sales. the senate passing a bill to lower student loan rates just in time for the school year. the proposal will lower rates on government back staff ard loans to the treasury market meaning rates will rise in the future as the economy improves. it s going to cost more to buy your child s pencils, pens and three ring binders.