the twins accused zuckerberg of stealing their idea to create social network.n wednesday, they dropped a similar case they pursued in ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals. no comment from facebook on the latest court action. >>> 4:57 now. drivers on one of the busiest roads in the east bay will have to deal with a slow commute for a while longer. new on abc7 news at 5:00 -- court ruling in a tree bat that is delaying a major road-wideping project. >> reporter: living in california has positives but what makes you nervous about this place? earthquakes? wildfires? find out what your fellow californians said up next. >> a bay area school district will pay for a teenagers death. why keeping students safe near campus is as important as protecting them in their classrooms.

claim evidence was withheld during the $65 million settlement they reached in 2008 over whether zuckerberg stole their idea for facebook. never ends. >>> well, an abrupt resignation from one of the hottest teams in baseball. plus the cavs tap duke for the top nba draft pick. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> the forecast for our first summer weekend is going to feature heavy rain and thunderstorms through much of the middle of the country. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you are just waking up, this is "early today." in sport, the cleveland cavaliers got first crack at the nba draft last night. in an attempt to rebuild the team that has crumbled into ruin. here's nbc's fred rogan. he has an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the last time the cleveland cavaliers had the first overall draft pick, they selected lebron james. we know how that turned out. they are hoping this year's pick doesn't leave them high and dry. >> with the first pick in the 2011 nba draft, the cleveland cavaliers select k

well, facebook is denying any zuckerberg engagement, calling gates' comment a misunderstanding. >>> but coming up, more on dallas taking down miami's millionaires. dirk and the mavericks bringing the nba crown back to the lone star state. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather we're starting off the work week just like last week. hot conditions in the south and storms in the north. >>> good morning, if you're just waking up, this is "early today." and in sports, as we reported earlier, the mavericks upset the miami heat in the nba finals, bringing dallas and dotcom billionaire owner mark cuban a long-awaited championship. once again here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> hi there. good morning. the miami heat may have the three best players in the world, but the dallas mavericks have the nba title. to miami where game six was a must-win for the heat. tension high, and it boils over in the second quarter. after an eddie house three, udonis haslem and deshawn stevenson exchanged words at center court. that turns into pu

that led to a $65 million settlement which they appealed saying zuckerberg duped them about the value of the company. the value of the settlement has grown to $200 million because of an increase in the stock value. >>> well, there's now a public list of california's biggest tax cheaters. the state released the list of the people and companies who owe the most in unpaid taxes. they include a san ramon based window blind company and an oakland shipping container company. but ktvu's visited or called every name on the list and was unable to make contact with a single one. tax officials say those businesses and individuals are depriving other state residents. >> those who don't pay are breaking the law and cheating californians out of things they would otherwise be able to enjoy. >> now the state says if everyone who owed back taxes paid up, the state's $9 billion budget gap california would just drop to $2 billion. you can see a complete list of california's biggest tax scoff laws by visiting our website ktvu.com. it's posted under the right now section. >>> rumors swirling about the nex

the brothers say zuckerberg stole their idea and misrepresented the company's value. judge ruled that the twins could not reverse the agreement. yesterday, the pair said they are giving up the legal fight. >>> 4:45 now. and it's the one food that can add a pound a year to your waistline. and we're not talking about some sugary sweets. >> no, you're not. plus a southwest pilot's homosexual rant caught on tape. the comments that have him now apologizing this morning. >>> and tiger woods, schwarzenegger, it's usually the guys who are caught up in the scandals. but see why women are cheating just as much as men. >>> if you have to catch a plane today, here's your travel forecast. should be mostly sunny into sfo today. 56 degrees a couple of passing clouds out there, not too bad in or out around the state. 65 degrees at sfo. but you are going to see showers across the country. houston, 92 degrees there, kind of steamy conditions, very muggy in houston, as well. continuing on towards atlanta, well, we see more rain, maybe even the possibility of a couple of thunderstorms ou

well i don't think mark zuckerberg is losing any sleep over it probably still a billionaire let's move on to say that this is this is so hilarious but so wrong obviously everybody's forgotten all about dominance strauss kahn scandal because we are a gate happened but if you remember the chief of the i.m.f. is has been accused of attempting to rape a maid in a hotel and now there's a greek ship company that actually decided to play on this so take a look. well you know. i don't know if that is inappropriate or is that all good near buck i don't understand how you want to joke about it that could be too soon. but something i don't think there's even attempted rape i thought there was clear d.n.a. involved with this so i think it was pretty remiss of and have i'm joking about it at this point in time i'll go ahead and be offended i mean the greeks have no love for d.s. k. and they're really really upset at the i.m.f. because of us thirty measures and i think that's i mean this commercial is going over really really well and pretty well for tape ok i know that not only tracking the previou

zuckerberg says the document is a fraud. both sides are due in buffalo, new york, courtroom tomorrow. >>> organization called consumer watchdog filed a complaint with the federal trade commission accusing facebook of violating anti-trust laws. through the use of the virtual currency system facebook credit. consumer watchdog is targeting the deal between facebook and game developer zengha as another unreasonable restriction on trade. it's behind most of the games played on facebook. it's expected to produce $2 billion in revenue this year. 30% of facebook's 500 million users are in the united states. >>> just ahead, heightened danger in the fight against a major wildfire in new mexico. authorities say it's threatening the premier nuclear weapons laboratory. >> violence between police and protesters in greece. lawmakers vote on a plan to rescue nation from the severe debt crisis. fire threatening the los alamos nuclear lab in new mexico is continuing to spread. now covering more than 108 square miles. erratic winds today are c

. >> is facebook's mark zuckerberg about to make a big status update on his facebook page? it. >> all the dish, coming up. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> all right. it is time now for the skinny. we start with a little controversy here with tracy morgan, the star of "30 rock" the comedian. you may have heard of this. he was at a comedy show in nashville doing his routine. when he talked about what he would do if his son came to him and announced he was gay. >> that's where it went wrong. >> it went off the rails. he said he would pull out a knife and stab that little, blank, to death. >> can you believe that? >> he threw in another word that people are not happy about hearing. in any case got him in a lot of hot water. there have been comments from a number of people including chris rock who initially supported him and retracted his support. tina fey sort of defended him, calling him too sleepy and self-centered to ever hurt another person. wanda sykes and cheyenne jackson both of whom came out and were not happy, said they were disgusted by his comments. we'll have to see where

the partner filed a new motion in massachusetts asking the court to determine whether facebook or zuckerberg suppressed evidence. and on wednesday, dropping a similar case they were pursuing. >> the cal baseball team's remarkable season did not end with a chivep but the bears receive aid hero's welcome today. fans gage dwrord greet the team as it returned home from a college world series. and their best showing there in 31 years, not bad for a program that needed a massive effort just to avoid extinction this year. >> again, just a great experience to play at that level of competition. and to be into top five teams in the country? what a great year. >> very cool. skm i hope they do. >> beach goer as loued to go more than knee deep today, back to normal for them. a coast guard helicopter spot aid great white shark near stintson sunday. there are warning signs warning swimmers but restrictions have been lifted just in time for weekend and they can go back in the water. >> and sandhya patel here with the forecast. >> there is pleasant weather expected across the bay area. there is a look toward

now forbes pushed mark zuckerberg ahead of the google guy.o forbes, zuckerberg now worth $18 billion, with a b, dollars. that after wall street maneuvers. google is now only worth about $17 billion. yeah. just worth $17 billion. and i had take second prize in that contest any day. back to our businessman's special. my space, you can get it for a deal if you want to buy it. it's a former social media giant. according to the "wall street journal," news corporation, which "wall street journal" is owned by news corporation, it's just about ready to sell myspace. the original price was $100 million. according to all things digital, the price today is between $20 million and $30 million. and just so you know, news corporation paid more than half a billion dollars for myspace back in 2005. we'll keep talking about a lot of money. tiger woods gets a new endorsement deal. we'll tell you all about it after the present. ...was it something big? ...or something small? ...something old? ...or something new? ...or maybe, just maybe... it's something you ha

. >>> the winklevoss twins are ending there legal battle against facebook founder mark zuckerberg. they say they will no longer appeal a settlement for their share of the social networking website. the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals ruled against them and they say they will not take their case to the u.s. supreme court. >>> the federal reserve left interest rates unchanged. >> some recent label marker -- labor market indicators have been ler than expected. >> that sent wall street into a tailspin. >>> yahoo is staying quiet tonight about any plans they may have about producing internet video provider hulu. they have approached hulu about buying it. a spokeswoman says the company does not comment on rumor or speculation. >>> doctors say he is not out of the woods but there are signs of improvement for the giants vancouver the attack outside of dodgers stadium could we will let you know what they have to say about bryan stow. >>> we obtained the detail of the damage to a jumbo jet at san francisco airport. >>> coming up, i will show you where the fog will be first thing tomorrow

and i'm looking at that last 18 months and i'm looking at the valley or jack dorsey and mark zuckerberg that are leading their own companies. what advice would you give them as somebody who has gone through that process of starting, helping start something and like this is their life. this is what they're doing. would you like tell them to just take a break or like -- what would you tell them? >> the other thing that influenced my departure, of course, was my -- was my health. and i didn't know -- you know, the doctors basically said they thought i was cured at the age of 30 but i didn't know that. but that was also -- >> a big wakeup call. >> a big wakeup call. but there's certain things -- i don't think they are mysterious and you have to be eternally vigilant about new platforms coming down the pike. and if you think about facebook and twitter, you know, both of those could have been created earlier. i mean -- there used to be a thing called myspace not that long ago. >> i was on it? >> you were? >> i was for about three weeks. [laughter] >> when a new platform comes along and evolve

mark zuckerberg is apparently getting married. that should be a sweet ceremony.t's like, do you take this man to be your lawfully wedded husband? accept. [ laughter ] you may now like the bride. [ laughter ] it's very nice. they're honeymooning in their favorite city, farmville. it should be really cute. [ cheers and applause ] some business news. wendy's is selling the arby's restaurant chain to the company that owns cinnabon. or as most americans put it, my lunch place is selling my dinner place to my breakfast place. [ laughter ] and finally -- get this. sarah palin's newly released e-mails show that she and george w. bush discussed the 2008 election. that's right. e-mails between palin and bush otherwise known as spell-check's worst nightmare. [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ so when you look at my face you got to know that i'm made of everything love and pain ♪ ♪ these are the pieces of me like every woman i know i'm complicated for sure ♪ ♪ but when i love i love till there's no love no more ♪

it's easy for zuckerberg to get in the clubs now.just walks up to the bouncer -- he's like -- "hey, you're carl janowski, in a relationship with ashley, but sending private messages to that other girl, courtney, right? i think you're going to let me in. yeah, yeah. take care. i want a word at the bar, too. so --" [ cheers and applause ] it's easy now. [ applause ] and this is a sweet story. cornell university had its first 80th reunion last night for the class of 1931. yeah. it was tough to gossip, though. because it was like "did you hear about herman and sheila? yeah. still dead." [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] one of them was like, "hey, do you remember our senior prank?" and he's like "do you remember how i got here?" [ laughter ] yeah. the reception was open bar while the after party was open casket. it was really weird. [ audience ohs ] ladies and gentlemen, we've got a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, right there! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is west coast hip-hop legend dj quick sitting in with the r

. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg went to court today demanding that a man from new york hand over documents that he claims gives him half of facebook. he wants the court to have forensic investigators look at the documents he says are fraudulent. >>> and weaker than expected retail sales didn't help, the dow was down 42 points. the nasdaq gained four points. >>> governor brown reached out to the business community trying to gain support to his budget plan. the governor's budget plan calls for tax extensions. governor brown tells ktvu it is still crunching numbers to see how many phones were turned in. brown issued that executive order back in january requiring the return of 100,000 government paid cell phones. the move is expected to save the state $20 million a year. >>> the images are detailed and fascinating. only on 2, what new video is unveiling about mountain lions in the bay area and just how many pumas are living among us. >>> the bay area's unusual weather is making it tough on farmers attempting to grow various popular crops. it's not affecting crops that are ready to pi

ceo mark zuckerberg is number 4.lowed by a pair of old harvard roommates who helped zuckerberg launch facebook. >>> okay. move over justin bieber. there is a new boy band from the east bay that's turning a lot of heads here and in hollywood. ♪ [ music ] >> they are called modern day kids or mdk. the young men are getting plenty of attention around san ramon. they have been booked at whiskey a go-go where the doors were discovered. >> have you seen the justin bieber documentary? >> no. >> i knew nothing about him and just to see where he started and how far he has come selling out madison square garden in what a year and a half? >> that's amazing and gianna has some very famous kids coming up. >> i do. pacifica has haunted by heroes who have also played at the whiskey and they are only 10 and 11. >> isn't there a school of rock where kids can go and learn to be rock stars? >> we are making all kinds of great musicians in the bay area. in pacifica there is coastside music. >> we'll have to see some video. >> are you ma

i wasn't supposed to be walking with martin zuckerberg.t supposed to be interviewing romney's sons. i wasn't supposed to be pheasant hunting with huckabee. i wasn't supposed to be doing all these things. but i was. why was i doing it? because i wanted to survive. i wanted to live. >> reporter: not only did jose antonio vargas survive, he thrived. in his reporting career, he scored some of the biggest interviews in politics and high tech. he even won a pulitzer prize. and through it all, he was hiding an enormous secret. >> there wasn't a moment that i wasn't thinking about it. >> reporter: it was a secret he hid in a shoe box in his apartment, where he kept pictures of his childhood in the philippines. at age 12 his mother sent him to live with his grandparents in mountain view, california. it wasn't until he was 16 when he tried to use his green card to get a driver's permit that he realized there was a rob. problem. >> she just looked at it, flipped it around and she said, you know, this is fake. don't come back -- don't come back here a

the twins claimed they were shortchanged in the $65 million settlement with mark zuckerberg.the twin cannot undo the agreement that they signed back in 2008. we are bringing you the morning bus, the latest in entertainment

. >>> two former business partners of facebook founder mark zuckerberg have given up their fight fornd cameron winklevoss, the twins, claim they were shortchanged in a $65 million settlement with zuckerberg. so they sued again hoping to get a little more dough. facebook's value has skyrocketed, of course. in new court documents the pair says they won't pursue the matter. they also got a piece of the company, too. >>> do or die for cal's baseball team in the college world series in omaha today. they play virginia. it is an elimination game for both teams. the bears are coming off a 7-3 victory over texas a & m. they have already lost to virginia in their opener on sunday 4-1 but they played the top seed very tough and if they can win, they will keep on playing. >>> from the diamond to the tennis court. >> people complain about everything. the head of wimbledon says that the players are grunting too loudly. [ screaming ] >> i don't know. let 'em play. >> i know. if they grunt, they grunt. what do you think? if you ask the head of the event he blames the younger players both men and wom

i look at somebody like mark zuckerberg, who i've gotten to know over time here in new jersey, who froms dorm room at harvard has created a worldwide phenomenon. only in america could that happen. >> mark zuckerberg gave $100 million to put into schools for education. this has been a huge deal for you, this battle you have with education unions. they've accused you of bullying them. you've been pretty vigorous in your response saying that if you want to go into teaching you know the pay grade, there's no point squealing about it when you get there, you don't like it don't go into it. >> listen, what i really want is accountability. and i think most great teachers want accountability. the teachers i had in this school that helped make me who i am, they would never fear accountability because they knew they were doing a great job, and they watched children develop under their watch. and you'll i'm saying is that every child in new jersey deserves the kind of education i got in this building. every one of them does. and we're paying more per pupil per year than any state in america. >> one

mark zuckerberg said hastings has built a culture of continuous rapid innovation at netflix, something facebook strives for as well. hastings also serves as an independent director on microsoft's board. microsoft has an ownership stake in facebook. >> susie: why learning how to fail big is a good thing when it comes to silicon valley startups. here's harry lin, executive-in- residence at idealab, a technology incubator. >> for this month's commentary, i was tempted to talk about the technology market and frothiness, bubbles, and snake oil. but we don't need me adding to the hoo-hah. instead, as a veteran of the internet industry, i'm going to talk about the flip-side of irrational exuberance-- startup failure. conventional investor wisdom has it that seven out of ten tech startups go belly-up. out of the other three, only one or two are massive hits, providing outsized returns, which then make up for the seven losses. how does such a seemingly upside-down system keep going? because of what i'll call the ethos of smart failure. if you're not trying to create the next google or facebook,

front row seat to the 2008 presidential campaign, an exclusive interview with facebook founder mark zuckerberg. and all through this, you're carrying a huge secret. >> there wasn't a moment that i wasn't thinking about it. there was not a moment that i wasn't thinking about it. >> reporter: at age 12, his mother sent him from the philippines to live with his grandparents in mountain view, california. it wasn't until he was 16, when he tried to use his green card to get a driver's permit, that he realized there was a problem. >> i give it to this woman, she just looked at it, flipped it around, and he said, "this is fake. don't come back here. don't come back here again." >> reporter: that's when the secrets and lies began. as an adult, when he needed a driver's license to get a job, he used fake documents. you were committing a crime. >> yes. yes, i was. you have to do what you have to do. i wanted to work. i wanted to prove that i was worthy of being here. >> reporter: he even had help from his high school principal and superintendant. now, there are a lot of people that would say, that's a r

the winklevoss twins claimed that facebook found er mark zuckerberg stole their idea. the twins and a third man are accepting a $65 million settlement negotiated in 2008. >>> well, new government statistics show that more americans are working on the weekend than ever before. a survey found that 35% of americans work on the weekend. the survey considered golf games with clients to be a work-related activity. something to note there. >> yeah, absolutely. >>> and picture this, there is a brand-new approach to digital photography. a company called lytro developed a camera that lets you take photos quickly and then go back late story select which pars you would like to be in know cuss. in addition, the camera can create 3-d photos from a single lens and the lytro will hit the market later in the year. >>> just in time for the summer boating season, how abououthis, a potential bargain for you boaters. bernie madoff's super yacht named "bull" is being auctioned off. startingngrice, $4 m mlion, that is about half the appraised value and proceeds will go to the victims of his

. >> look at mark zuckerberg and facebook. it's a great example of that. and the interesting thing that's happening now is that there are more and more angel investors now, and venture capitalists are having a harder time getting in on these early-stage deals. so you see companies all over the place raising money from angels, and they're not giving up control or board seats. it's an interesting shift in dynamics. >> one of the things -- you went to good schools and then went to an organization called y combiator. we try to figure out little words to describe things. i suspect none of those words are exactly right. >> i would agree. >> okay. no, you feel free to disagree. so what is it? is it a school for young, bright, entrepreneurs, but take me further. >> well, i think y combinator's model is different from anything i've seen. i think it's unique because of the ethos around him. >> the founder. >> yes, exactly. so he has created something that not only attracts a certain type of entrepreneur, it's not just any end partrepreneur because t his experience t

the magazine says zuckerberg is now worth $18 billion.l street maneuvering this week and google guys are only worth about $17.5 billion. too bad. >>> the magazine cover if princess diana were alive today. "american morning" is back after the break. ...was it something big? ...or something small? ...something old? ...or something new? ...or maybe, just maybe... it's something you haven't seen yet. the 2nd generation of intel core processors. stunning visuals, intelligent performance. this is visibly smart. a complete four course seafood feast for $15. start with soup then have salad and biscuits followed by 1 of 7 delicious entrees and finish with something sweet all for just $15. right now at red lobster. but sometimes i wonder... what's left behind? [ female announcer ] new purifying facial cleanser from neutrogena naturals. removes 99% of dirt and toxins without dyes, parabens, or harsh sulfates. so skin feels pure and healthy. [ female announcer ] new from neutrogena naturals. when an investment lacks discipline, it's never this obviou

in other news from the inner webs as facebook founder mark zuckerberg cozies up with all sorts of government evil doers from the f.b.i. to the cia to the g. eight to even bill or facebook or seem to be running away in droves according to inside facebook they had six hundred eighty seven million members at the start of june but overall growth is slowing thanks to heavy losses and in just may of this year facebook lost six million users in the united states over one hundred thousand in the united kingdom russia and norway each separately and one of the half million in canada and even though there were that many canucks see how much you can learn from facebook and those numbers can't even come close to reflecting how many have just checked out and no longer log onto existing facebook accounts some believe that facebook is getting to a point of saturation is what's to blame for this but that would explain the slowdowns not the losses here's the thing and marks up or sucker go of all people should know this you can't own an idea and market you've done the best job of anyone out there pioneering t

coercive environment that demands uniformity how can the entrepreneur ever thrive marge's operator zuckerberg dropped out of harvard to start facebook so he's helpless certainly market to show thank you bill gates also left harvard to start microsoft and i've heard of them karl rove who will like him or not is darn good at what he does drop out of the university of utah to help build the death star henry ford who dropped out of school at fifteen and eventually revolutionized the transportation industry steve jobs mr turtleneck himself dropped out of reed to start apple and said it was quote one of the best decisions of his life michael dell another computer mogul dropped out of the university of texas tiger woods didn't spend his life in the classroom he was honing his golf abilities and decided to pursue them instead of an economics degree at stanford or even had a scholarship. probably a better child judgment call than his more recent. extracurriculars john mackey of whole foods dropped out of three separate schools but still managed somehow to build a massively successful business rap mogu

time you give silicon valley as an example i mean there's a reason why there aren't that many mark zuckerberg who also famously dropped out of school and because it's difficult to come up in these kinds of innovations everyone can't launch of the only successful dot com site so considering the fact that people do need to make ends meet we can't just live an optimism often an ism doesn't pay the bills what they have turned up for for folks grounded in reality. so. then pink wrote a book a few years ago called the free agent economy which basically hypothesized that in the future those with great brain skills emotional intelligence creativity etc will rule the world as opposed to left brain skills which were popular in the last century and i think we're moving into an economy where it's not just about value creation in terms of our lot you know you can sure you can point to parks are preferred and big tech startups to talk about and point to well successes but the fact is not is that you know dropping out of school is not kill and to relegate you to a life and asking would you like fries with t

they are also doing other lady gaga and mark zuckerberg.jobs' biography will hit newsstands on august 24th. >> i thought he was an open book already. >> that is what he says. i don't think anybody can be hurt by a comic book. >> like a shore hero like mike nicco. >> we got to work for that. >> we're going to work on that. >> and work on the spandex. >> really? [ laughter ] >> people are eating at home. >> you might as well head off to work on time. clouds trying to spill over the marin headlands and trying to push through the golden gate. sun will come up in half an hour and we expect to be out of clouds and let the heat begin. talk temperatures, antioch down to 57 and the rest of us in the mid to upper 50s. we have mid 50s around the monterey bay into salinas and sea in gilroy. so highlights, sunny and warmest afternoon today and tomorrow. it will clear tonight and comfortable with 50s and 60s. so on you will be automobile to get free air-conditioning during the overnight hours. cooler thursday and once we drop down we'll plain off tempera

they said they were shortchanged leading to a settlement with founder mark zuckerberg.that agreement. >>> the metropolitan transportation commission has released its annual list of bay area cities' worst and best road conditions. the roads with the most potholes can be found in rio vista, unincorporated sonoma county, larkspur, saint helena and orinda. smooth roads are in belvidere, dublin, los altos and foster city. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. ,,,, [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundation. [ eves ] the doctors that i dealt with, they got it, that this old guy wanted to return as a hang glider pilot. they got me flying again. [ female announcer ] palo alto medical foundation, and sutter health -- our sto

are certain personality traits that are most important to him when he's looking for the next mark zuckerberg. >> the two things that i think we've sort of distilled down assist characteristics we look for are, first of all, high energy level. people who have sort of got the psychic energy to attack things. and the other thing is intellectual honesty. people who are intellectually honest with themselves and eagerly seek negative feedback. >> one particular group of people who are known for sparking innovation are immigrants, who have always played a big role in america's economic success. >> they bring with them different ideas about what we can do. they don't always feel trapped by the way things have already been done. if you look in silicon valley this is very clear in the bios of startup companies. immigrants are one of the sources of new ideas to create new thing. >> the immigration debate has been shoved aside in washington for more pressing matters. but if we want to win the innovation race, looking closely at immigration is a great way to start. because not only are these american-edu

. >>> tiler and cameron winklevoss dropping their appeals case against facebook founder mark zuckerbergisrepresenting the company's stock value when they sign ad $65 million settlement in 2008. >>> a new survey shows americans working more on the weekends and spending less time relaxing. that's according to the bureau of labor statistics. showing women are working more hours overall. es pshly on the weekends compared to a couple of years ago. check out the all new cnnmoney.com. ♪ we could've gone a more traditional route... ... but it wouldn't have been nearly as memorable. ♪ and all we need to do is change the way we're thinking about them. a couple decades ago, we didn't even realize just how much natural gas was trapped in rocks thousands of feet below us. technology has made it possible to safely unlock this cleanly burning natural gas. this deposits can provide us with fuel for a hundred years, providing energy security and economic growth all across this country. it just takes somebody having the idea, and that's where the discovery comes from. on our car insurance. great! at prog

the whole truth, but as you enjoyed more professional success, you were hanging out with hamark zuckerberg, how worried were that you it could all fall apart at any moment? >> the whole time. that's why it's important to remember i came forward with this story. it's not as about someone was threatening to out me or someone was threatening to do anything p i just got to a point where last year i was sitting at home here in manhattan and i'm reading the stories of four students from miami who took like a 1500 mile walk to washington, d.c. to lobby for immigration reform for a thing called the dream act. and i was sitting this in my apartment feeling like i was in their shoes just seven years ago. i had to say something. i had to say something. and this is my way as i said of kind of coming forward. the west way to solve is problem is to tell the truth about it and that's what aim doing. >> let's come back to to how you decided to dough public. you called the publisher of the "washington post" where you worked for seven years. >> five years. >> you told her you wanted to disclose that in the

they want to reopen the original lawsuit that facebook founder mark zuckerberg stole their idea.rer settlement was tossed out in april. poppy. >> thanks so much, alicia, a rocky second quarter comes to rest, the stock market has declined the housing market and has continued to struggle and job growth has slowed. jobs will be the first order of business at the annual clinton global initiative meeting in chicago this week. group hopes to generate some solutions to help put many americans back to work. president clinton will lead the opening session and minnesota governor haley barbour and rahm emanuel are scheduled to participate along with business leaders. fredericka, back to you. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. remember, you can get your financial fix every day on cnn money.com. a look at our top stories right now, president obama is getting into the middle of deficit negotiations, he's holding separate white house meetings tomorrow with senate majority

facebook founder mark zuckerberg says netflix has transformed the ways people watch television and movieslix's newest offering is streaming movies and video games that subscribers can ready access online. >>> it appears the final word has not been written on harry potter after all. the boy wizard is going online. author j.k. rowling announced a new website in london. it's called pottermore.com and it allows fans to access an ebook series. she says the site will feature additions to the stories and illustrations. it will be the exclusive sales channel for the ebooks. >>> flying too close to the sun cost the mick cal ith ras his wings. with jet fuel prices rising, will the airline industry hook its future on the power of sunshine? the shape of wings to come, just ahead. >>> welcome back. you're watching "world business today." >>> airbus is flying high at the paris air show leaving boeing on the tarmac a day after announcing indian airlines is buying 180 of its a-320 neo jets. airbus trumped that on thursday with a sale of 200 of the fuel-efficient jets to air asia. in the meantime boeing i

. >>> still ahead here at 6:00, waiving the white flag, a victory for mark zuckerberg today. >> i'm still trying to figure out 3 g. what does 4 g mean. one law maker is trying to make sure you know what you're paying for. >> i'm in san francisco where researchers in the bay area have discovered that ptsd doesn't just take a mental toll, it also has a physical toll on soldiers. i'll have that story coming up. >>> also the hot weather leads to trech ris conditions in northern california. firefighters made dozens of rescues in just the past two days. >> good evening, i'm jeff ranieri. a hot day out there for maybe a frap of something. like that, chris. take a look at the highs. we have the hottest weather in the east bay with livermore at 95. walnut creek at 92. south jose, 90. the fog will return and we'll also talk about the rare possibility of, yes, june rain coming up in a few minutes. >>> requests denied, that is fema's response to california cities hoping to get federal money for communities hit by a series of spring storms. many of the places including capitola are still picking up th

. >>> the legal dispute between facebook founder mark zuckerberg and two of his harvard classmates is over. twin brothers cameron and tyler winkalboss dropped a lawsuit that attempted to undo the $65 million settlement they agreed to in 2008. the case involved the movie "social network." the twins claimed they were deceived about the true value of facebook and claim they should have received much more stock in the company they did. but earlier this year, a judge ruled the twins' attorney should have done a better job determining how much facebook is worth. >>> in many small towns the church is the center of social activity and often time the largest building. in one small town in the east bay, that is causing a fight. abc7's alan wang explains. >> in clayton, population 12,000. growth is a scary word. even if it's talk of a new church. the clayton community church wants to take the tiny church on main street and expand on the 2-1/2-acre property. >> it takes away from the hometown feel. >> i'm wants four buildings totalling 22,000 square feet, including a sanctuary that seats 500. >>

mark zuckerberg and the internet is a full generation younker than larry and sergei. there inger than larry and sergei. there in there yeadon 30s. they are ceo page. can they successfully integrate those products? now they understand how important it is -- in their previous efforts they didn't treat that with the same priorities as they are treating it now. you saw as facebook became more successful facebook is the giant. now google is the attention focused, very keenly on this area and google has assets to bring to bear. they know a lot about people who use it. they know a lot about their contacts. going to try to figure out when you search for something you will see one of the folks in your social circle likes the results that came up on your search page. google is committed and larry is committed to this product. >> the other company is apple which is probably of any company the smartest about how users use things. i went to a party one time trying and iphone and someone looked at me and said it is like bringing someone from google and someone from apple to a party

mark zuckerberg can sleep at night. says the founder of facebook no longer being chased by the twins. >> used to be you could depend on a few things, death, taxes and the twins claim they were ripped off by facebook. they made a movie about it. these are the real life wigglebosses. bloggers sometimes call them the winkle. they dropped their lawsuit. as "time" points out america's court system just got a little less handsome this morning. you know four square where you can check in with places like say slanted door in san francisco, four square is going to team up and offer deals. you check in, use your amex card and you get two for one or something similar. did you know what 4g means? 4g phone companies say they are not sticking to standards. one congresswoman says she's proposed a law that would force phone companies to agree on what 4g means and not advertise super fast connection they are not truly fourth generation. there are all kinds of standards. lte, and that stuff, there is a true 4g. companies like t-mobile ha

zuckerberg a call. i know it's a lot. it's nearing 700 million users now.g to be a billion soon. most of the growth is coming from brazil. just this month, nearly 2 million new users came from that area alone. the united states the most represented country on the site with about 150 million members and growing every day. >>> an unborn baby is building up quite the following on facebook. her parents decided to announce their pregnancy on the social networking site and now baby marriah has more than 250 facebook friends and according to her profile page, marriah is attending tummy university. her favorite movie is, look who's talking. her facebook friends respond quickly to her wall updates, as well. >> she would say, oh, i'm kicking my mom today or i'm doing somersaults and they would start, you know, oh, do somersaults this way, or do that, that way or you should try doing this mar rye yeah. and we're like, oh, people are interacting with us. >> dad's into it huh? they will post more photos and sharing more details of her birth on facebook. that's kind of t