they ve got to counteract with other security. we always say, where does the responsibility of facebook it s a company, and the responsibility of the parents begin. what s interesting, though, why not why facebook doesn t launch a side site for the 13 to 17-year-olds where there is some level of safety, there is a higher wall and mormon torg in place. because you re absolutely right. bullying online is inhe is capable, worse than in the classroom. brett larson, tech bites, love it. coming up next on new day, what do you think is wrong with this picture? not this, this picture. melissa mccarthy looks great on the cover of elle magazine, so why are so many people talking about it? we re going to talk about it
the parents say, one, their daughter didn t do any of this, this facebook message that showed this gross indifference to the kid dying, allegedly, the teenage girl who s been charged, put a facebook post out that says what you read on the screen. they say she didn t send it, she was hacked, say they checked her facebook almost remarkablremark. if they re telling the truth, do you think they fit under cu culpability. i m not sitting here saying we have a death, we have to have a responsibility. what i do know is that this case seems to be the poster child for a situation where this girl was able to get away with cyberbullying for 11 months and we have to look at those who are responsible. if it was happening in a classroom we would say to the teacher, how can you not know? if it was happening from the
bullying another girl to death. they ve been arrested and charged. but what about the parents? we ll talk to a prosecutor who is drafting a law that would hold parents accountable in cyberbullying cases. you ll never guess who s behind it. these fellows might regret filming themselves toppling a $2 200 million year-old rock formation. why they did it, coming up. the federal government is up and running, the debt ceiling has been raised. the shutdown may be over but there are plenty of showdowns ahead. cnn s jim acosta is at the white house this morning. good morning, jim. good morning, chris. you know, just about everybody here in washington expected the president to strike a bipartisan tone in the hours after the shutdown ended but instead, republicans got a stern lecture. that s an indication while the shutdown may be over, the white house anticipates there are more battles to come.
remember we had a little bit of drizzle in the northeast last night. that is the first one. i ll call this guy number one. that s exiting off the northeast, tail end bringing in showers down through texas and the gulf, especially, because a low spun off of it in the carolinas. a little bit of rain. we talked about the snow there. it is the third one, right here, that everyone will be focusing on as we go through the end of the weekend and in through next week. the reason for this, you ll start to feel the pattern change. the actual real cold air coming in from way up in canada will start to dive down. remember with each cold front that passes through we ll get a little bit cooler. third one in the line got the biggest umph to it, the most powerful one. this is what it looked like yesterday, upper 70s in d.c., 59 in minneapolis. i ll drop you all the way in through monday, the end of the weekend, notice the cool air that s in place after three cold fronts go through. down to the 40s in
essentially treated like commodities already. isn t this taking it to a whole new level? that could be concerning for some people. it s all about business, my friend. it s all about the business. you can invest in oil companies. you can invest in banks. maybe you don t love the fees. these are people, though. so far just one, aryan faster. there was a beatty version of an app that went live a little bit like last month. a bunch of other names on the list. maybe they re hoping to build a whole stable, i guess. it s been done before. they used to call it securityizing revenue streams. in the 1990s, there were bowie bonds. you could invest and get a return on bowie bonds. most of these have been novelty investme investments. i would do a head strategy. go long on you three and short on me. you balance the books. go short on the tall guy. short on the tall guy. let s take a look at our