every dollar raised tonight will be matched by the bill and melinda gates foundation. for every dollar that goes to red bill and melinda gates' foundation will donate a dollar. i wonder if he knows what a dollar looks like. they agreed to donate up to $20 million. this is great tonight. also tonight we are going to learn about a number of fun one of kind celebrity experience use can win by donating to red through the website omaze. you can doinjoin meryl streep on the red carpet and take a trip to the set of the "game of thrones" and let you sit on the iron throne. you can make a dub smash video with the back street boys. george clooney, george clooney will stare into your eyes and compliment you for 45 seconds straight. and you can get a makeover with kim kardashian and her glam squad, which i might bid on that one myself. i am in desperate need of a glam squad right now. we have those and we have more omazing experiences you're going to see and hear from the stars themselves later on. it's time to hear from one of those stars, the main star of all of them right now, j

is about equivalent to the bill and melinda gates foundation. ark zuckerberg started young.l gates and warren buffett started later in life. this is a huge move by mark zuckerberg that will set the precedent for other wealthy people down the line. >> if he is giving away his stock, what is it mean about his involvement for facebook? >> key will maintain voting control. he is only giving away a billion dollars for the next three years, but what it does mean is that he will be spending a lot of time vetting these projects. it is not that easy to give away $1 billion a year. you have to find the best projects from the people who will make it work. deal with education, health care, all big things that he will have to tackle in addition to the growing concerns of facebook itself, spreading internet access, virtual reality. large ands becoming complicated, so it will be interesting to see. rishaad: that zuckerberg story has been making the rounds on social media. we have a look at that and what else is trending. does mark zuckerberg have the most likes? i would imagine. >> that le

and the bill in melinda gates foundation will donate three dollars to the nonprofit group red for each photo featuring the world aids day banner posted on snapchat today. the foundation is prepared to donate up to $3 million. red was founded by youtube frontman bono to provide funding for aids prevention. >>> the republican and democratic frontrunners in the presidential race are dealing with some big endorsement speed bumps this morning complicating the campaigns of donald trump and hillary clinton who are both hoping to wrap up. doug is live with what's happening. doug? >> pam, good morning. if you think think this was coming down to the wire, consider the iowa caucuses are two months from today. at this stage in the game, endorsements can play a pretty big role. >> apart from addresses in new york, donald trump and hillary clinton don't have much in common. both have been scrambling for endorsements and this week coming up short. >> for trump, it was a much- hyped meeting for a group of black e -- who were initially expected to offer blessings. >> we had the african american passes.

plus every time a user sends a photo using the filters, the bill and melinda gates foundation donate3 dollars to aid research. that's a powerful tool. >> certainly is. turn our attention to sports tonight. >> a lot going on as always. shoe is in for larry. >> the warriors what a game it was. they lost to the jazz last year in utah. tonight in the same building the jazz were a bucket away from tuning them out from the undefeated rank. out from the undefeated rank. stick around and show >>> well the warriors getting tuned up by the jazz tonight in utah to start 7 game road trip. found their own rhythm at game end to improve 19 and o. best sign ever. i love this. former jazz clark set career high for 3 in the game second quarter warriors led at the half. early third quarter thompson baseline turn around. 2 of the 20. utah wouldn't go away. the jumper. had 23. up 2. fourth quarter long 2. jazz up 3 but guess who. curry off the bench. the 3. ties it at 90 over 6 minutes to good. mvp with 46. the curry again ties it at mean still tied warriors on the run curry misses lay in but green there

the bill and melinda gates foundation will match all donations made. $5 provides a month of life saving medicine to people living with hi aids. a-- h.i.v. aid. >> hackers take aim at children. >> the morning after, the mind blowing numbers from the biggest shopping days of the year. >> a look from the east bay hills looking west toward the bay bridge and the city of san francisco. meteorologist mike nicco is coming up soon with >> we continue to follow breaking news from san francisco where a dump truck hit several cars and overturned several blocks away spilling its load on to we. can you see the mess right there, two tow trucks have arrived, one to upright the dump truck. all of the southbound lanes at silver avenue are closed. they will be closed for several hours. we are told that three people were hurt. the miracle is that no one was killed. the driver may have lost his brakes. >> cyber monday was bigger than ever, shattering reports 125 million records were online to shop. matt keller adds it all. >> america's online shopping cart was full on cyber monday, the average order over $

plus every time a user sends a photo using the filters, the bill and melinda gates foundation donate3 dollars to aid research. that's a powerful tool. >> certainly is. turn our attention to sports tonight. >> a lot going on as always. shoe is in for larry. >> the warriors what a game it was. they lost to the jazz last year in utah. tonight in the same building the jazz were a bucket away from tuning them out from the undefeated rank. stick around and show y ( ♪ ) uniqlo's revolutionary thin fabric converts body moisture into heat and retains it. ( ♪ ) heattech. super thin, super warm. ( ♪ ) super thin, super warm. >>> well the warriors getting tuned up by the jazz tonight in utah to start 7 game road trip. found their own rhythm at game end to improve 19 and o. best sign ever. i love this. former jazz clark set career high for 3 in the game second quarter warriors led at the half. early third quarter thompson baseline turn around. 2 of the 20. utah wouldn't go away. the jumper. had 23. up 2. fourth quarter long 2. jazz up 3 but guess who. curry off the bench. the 3. ties it at 90 ove

put that into perspective, that means the initiative will have access roughly equal to the melinda gates foundationhat foundation, it is structured as a limited liability corporation which means zuckerberg could invest in companies or startups that he thinks can make the world a better place. zuckerberg will not become poor overnight. he will not give over $1 billion annually. he will maintain control of facebook for the foreseeable future. 1% of his facebook stock today is worth $450 million. he also has $1 billion in cash and slightly less than $200 million of real estate. shares have grown 180% since they first debuted in 2012. they could continue to grow. 90% of analysts currently think they will. for could mean more fund the future beneficiaries of zuckerberg philanthropy. that was caleb melby talking about the chan zuckerberg initiative. on the surface of the announcement, it seemed to place them firmly in the pantheon of great american philanthropists like andrew carnegie who donated $350 million to charity during his lifetime. or rockefeller who gave away $530 million in the course of his l

when a user sends a photo using the filters, the bill and melinda gates foundation will donate $3 tos research. a picture with a dog's mouth taped shut has ended in arrest "this is what happened when you do not shut up." animal rights groups were outraged and contacted law enforcement. after an investigation the woman was arrested in north carolina. she has been charged with cruelty to animals, if convicted face as fine and up to 150 days in jail. >> this is a new top dog in town. >> the gray hound will take over as dog mayor of san francisco today. the four-legged politician got elected by spend money, mayor for a day status was raising funds for the nonprofit friends of animal. she is promising a furry future and calling for fewer nail clippings and more treats. she and her deputy dog mayor luca will visit city landmarks and considering important dog friendly legislative decisions. >> deputy dog. >> deputy dog. >> a i have seen worse elected. >> good morning, everyone, high surf advisory if you are headed toward the coast, with a lot of my friends going through to school. increasin

that is bigger than the bill and melinda gates foundation. of course this is over their lifetime.is saying, no more than $1 billion per year for the first three years, because mark zuckerberg is still chief executive. in the open letter, he outlines that he wants to remain chief executive for years to come. with that, you need to main control. he remains very much in control of facebook with his voting rights. francine: does this change? we've had a lot of pledges. we've had billionaire saying, i want to give my money away. does this change the game? caroline: i think it does. rockefeller set up foundations. buffett set up foundations. buffett was 75. bill gates was 45. a 31-year-old? manus: the audience connects with them. that level of younger philanthropy is important. caroline: impact investing. this is really interesting. deep diving great into what is set up. he set up a limited liability company. it doesn't mean that it all goes to charities. he can do some profit investing. we've seen him sign up for bill gates' new clean energy fund. that means you can make for-profit inv

the bill and melinda gates foundation will be donating and max factor will >>> right now a live viewfrom the city camera. you can make out at least half of the washington monument. the top kind of disappears into the low clouds. it's got low drizzle. more rain beginning to move in in from the south and west out of the tennessee valley. across virginia, into maryland and virginia. the darker greens, that's where it's coming out harder. this now existing prince george's county moving across anne arundel through annapolis, that's the moderate rain. the area of light rain, still a bit of light sprinkle activity. montgomery, fairfax and into loudoun county, prince william and northern fauquier county. we'll have this rain on and off through today, tonight and tomorrow with drizzle and fog in the 50s. finally the sun returns. will be a wonderful sight. look at how long it will be with us. the "storm team 4" seven-day outlook. thursday into next monday, highs in the 50s. that's the way it looks. >> looks good, tom. thank you. >>> riding vre this afternoon could get you on tv. virginia railw

for people with hiv and aids, when a fill toker is used $3 will be donated by the bill and melinda gates foundation the dow is up 130 points. >> also, several items have been popular as we kickoff the holiday shopping season. >> we are at nasdaq with what story in the money report. >> good morning, matt ander rib, -- matt and eric, clothing is popular especially the boutique retailers with strong seas over the black friday weekend. department stores, electronicses with flat compared to last year according to master kid and fitbit is popular and amazon saying they had record sells of their devices such as the amazon fire yesterday. satisfactory holiday shoppers who do not want to fight the crowds are battling traffic online. target crashed on cyber monday. most accessed the site but it was down for two hours. target regulated through the day. california is number 22 in the nation for car insurance crash claims according to car insurance comparison that show low ranking in in careless driving. the dow is up 130 points higher and trading in the green with the dow the strongest of all the indices. >> 6

the bill and melinda gates foundation will donate $3 to the nonprofit group red for each photo featuring the world aids day banner posted on snapchat today. the gates foundation is prepared to donate up to $3 million. red was founded by youaid or abet -- youtube frontman bono to provide funding for aids prevention. >>> a fire aboard a cruise ship that sailed out of san francisco last wednesday won't be the cruise ship from arriving on time today in honalulu. the grand prince lost power briefly, but none of the 47 people onboard were hurt in that fire. the ship is operating now on three of its four engines. engineers will meet the ship when it arrives in honolulu. they'll get to see how much damage was caused by the fire. now, a stop on the big island has already been canceled. >>> the aclu will be calling for tough new guidelines for the use of san francisco police body cameras. the police commission is expected to meet tomorrow to talk about a camera policy for when their officers start wearing the cameras next year. the aclu and the public defender's office will be holding a news confe

when a user sends a photo using filters, the bill and melinda gates foundation donates $3 to researchture of a dog with his mouth taped shut led to the arrest of the owner after controversy over this woman posting a pit of her dog with duct tape riding "this is what happens when you do not shut up." animal rights contacted law enforcement. the woman was arrested in north carolina. she has been charged with class one misdemeanor cruelty to animals. if convicted she faces a fine and up to 150 days in jail. >> there is a new top dog in town. >> the grave hound takes over as dog mayor of san francisco, the politician got elected by spending money. the mayor for a day status was auction for nonprofit friends of animal care and control and is promising a furry future and calling for fewer nail clippings and more treats. she and her deputy dog mayor luca will consider important dog-friendly legislative difficults -- decisions but i heard there is a tax hike in for for cats. >> that is funny. high serve across san luis and high surf down there but most of the state is quiet. and eureka is 60,

bill gates is teaming up with snapchat to join a party the bill and melinda gates foundation plans toor each use after decorative world aids banner on snapchat. the foundation will give as much as $3 million to combat aids. >>> no one can keep up with this kardashian or any kardashian. kylie jenner released new lipstick line. when she announced product on social media, the website crash, but when it recovered the lipstick sold out in a minute. melissa they wanted me to do that. why, i don't know. melissa: definitely, no doubt. donald trump thinks he can make america great again but is he one of the reasons montel williams thinks the glory days are over? a veteran and host of the montel williams show wrote in his recent fox news op-ed, quote, make america great again, reads donald trump's slogan but the rhetoric i've been hearing past two weeks from my former party leads me to wonder for the first time in my adult life if america's best days are in fact behind us. here to weigh in brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to president george w. bush. dan henninger back along with julie ro

they are now getting help from the bill and melinda gates foundation, from the u.n., from the cdc -- they are doing a phenomenal job. rotary has not gotten the publicity that march of dimes has gotten, but they will reach their goal in the not-too-distant future of wiping polio off the face of the earth. what better gift to jonas salk, albert sabin, to basil of basill low, -- to o'connor, to have a day in this world when no child thank you will get polio ever again. thank you very much. announcer: you are watching american history tv. all weekend every weekend on c-span3. like us on facebook at c-span history. c-span takes you on the road to the white house and into the classroom. this year our student cam documentary contest asks students what issues they would like to hear from the presidential candidates. follow the road to the white house coverage and get details about the student can contest on c-span.org. announcer: next on american history tv, retired air force officer and national war college historian mark clodfelter talks about "american airpower." the national defense univ

all that billions to his buddy bill gates, the bill and melinda gates foundation, he obviously thinksrnment it makes more sense to give it to a charity where the money will get to where it's intended and nowhere else. todaily caller foundation editor-in-chief, chris bedford. charlie gasparino, what we are to make of that. what do you think? >> kind of plays exactly what bernie sanders thing is against her, she is kind after quid pro quo candidate. she is sporting him and he is giving money to bill and linda gates foundation. they're partners with the clinton foundation. at the same time he will try to pay less taxes. she will support green tax handouts to his companies. so it es kind of pay to play. one thing that really does show she is less worried now than she does about bernie sanders who will hit her like ted cruz for working this cooperation between big ngos, big government and big business. yeah, it is hypocrisy but not anything different from what we've seen before. neil: you're very jaded young man. all right, gaspo. >> warren buffett as we all know is a great investor but if

when that $45 billion donation is complete, it will be larger than the bill and melinda gates foundation. little max will love reading that letter one day. >> absolutely. so nice he's giving away this money while he's still young and watch it. >> be put to good for a long time. >>> incredible video. >> i've got to get to writing. i got a letter to write. let's talk about queensland, australia. this video of that lightning striking the huge explosion on the side of the street. fortunately everybody okay and this morning north georgia to southwest virginia under flash or just regular flood watch. let's get to the chilly cities now brought to you by cindy: we've got some fog, drizzle and light showers but more rain to the south. going to be working on in. steadier rain by noontime with some areas of rain at 5:00. gu >>> i wish i could write that letter and promise my baby a good forecast but i can't. not in chicago this morning. i'll have that coming up in your nation's weather. how about that one. >> we promise you'll be a great >> that's for sure. >>> so much more ahead. new details in th

two-month when that $45 billion donation is complete, it will be larger than the bill and melinda gates foundation. little max will love reading that letter one day. >> absolutely. so nice he's giving away this money while he's still young and watch it. >> be put to good for a long time. >>> incredible video. i got a >>> good morning. 7:20. cloudy skies and fog. the intersection of 66, the columbus here on the west side toward lincoln center, 47 degrees, wet streets and sidewalks and more rain on the way. 48 jfk. and 46 around islip. and 54 down the shore. the big batch of rain right here, raining throughout the day and into the afternoon. and the rain gear handy. rain and 57 this afternoon. >>> i wish i could write that letter and promise my baby a good forecast but i can't. not in chicago this morning. i'll have that coming up in your nation's weather. how about that one. >> we promise you'll be a great mom. >> oh, thank you. >> that's for sure. >>> so much more ahead. new details in the death of a newly elected mayor found in his own home. >>> robin's exclusive with kobe bryant, one-on-one with

when that $45 billion donation is complete, it t ll be larger than the bill andnd melinda gates foundation. little max will love reading that letter one day. >> absolutely. so nice he's giving away this money while he's still young and watch it. >> be put to good for a long time. >>> incredible video. >> i've got to get to writing. i got a letter to write. let'salk about queensland australia. this video of that lightning striking t t huge explosion on n the side of the street. fortunately everybody okay and this morning north georgia to southwest virginia under flash or just regular flood watch. burlington.watch for some scattered snow showers out there, primarily during the morning hours. while most main roads will remain wet, lesser travelled roads, residential areas, as well as bridges will be slick in spots this morning. be cautious of changing road conditions during the morning. this afternoon, the snow is off to the east, but chilly mid-30s remains, along with plenty of clouds. clouds should also hold most of the night. tomorrow, clearing sky is likely from northwest to southeast, >>

when that $45 billion donation is complete, it will be larger than the bill and melinda gates foundation. little max will love reading that letter one day. >> absolutely. so nice he's giving away this money while he's still young and watch it. >> be put to good for a long time. >>> incredible video. >> i've got to get to writing. i got a letter to write. let's talk about queensland, australia. this video of that lightning striking the huge explosion on the side of the stre street. fortunately everybody okay and this morning north georgia to southwest virginia under flash or just regular flood watch. let's get to the chilly cities now brought to you by kevin: on and off with the shower activity today. temperatures a few degrees above the freezing mark and just wanders northeast. the lighter version coming this afternoon. this batch of rain cross of the this evening with cooler air tonight. it could set up a few inches of light snow for the north country early tomorrow. here and now, the on and off rain shower activity. notice temperatures not all that cold behind >>> i wish i could write

when that $45 billion donation is complete, it will be larger than the bill and melinda gates foundationttle max will love reading that letter one day. >> absolutely. so nice he's giving away this money while he's still young and watch it. >> be put to good for a long time. >>> incredible video. >> i've got to get to writing. i got a >> i'm meteorologist karen rogers. we have some light showers through the region. certainly a lot of midwest and fog. is a big problem today. let's take a look outside right now and see what it looks like. we've got lots of low clouds moisture in the atmosphere. hard to see a thing. fog reducing visibility in some areas as low as .10 of a mile. let's look at the numbers right now. periods of rain today. a lot of it will be light rain but nonetheless causing problems. it doesn't ends until tonight. 60 degrees for your high. tomorrow gusty wind dries us out. a great mom. >> oh, thank you. >> that's for sure. >>> so much more ahead. new details in the death of a newly elected mayor found in his own home. the investigation right now. >>> robin's exclusive interv

includes warren buffett who pledged $36 billion in berkshire hathaway shares to the bill and melinda gates foundationcle. but this is significant because zuckerberg's doing it at such a young age. mark is 31 and priscilla is just 30. >> what an extraordinary act. it is really amazing. he's going to keep only 1% of the shares. >> yep. >> olivia sterns, thanks. >>> the fda is expanding the recall of foods that may contain ce celery contaminated with e. c i e. coli. more than 155,000 items were sold at several major grocery chains. the outbreak in late november where 19 people were sickened by chicken salad sold at costco. full list of recalled products is posted on the fda's website. >>> more americans than ever before had background checks to purchase guns on black friday. the national instant criminal background check system processed more than 185,000 requests on the 27th of november. that's a 5% increase over last black friday. the fbi says the previous all-time high was december 2012 in the aftermath of the deadly shooting at the sandy hook elementary school. >>> the guantanamo bay is being releas

it's not a good deduction when warren buffett gives away $2 billion to the bill and melinda gates foundationhe's using that action taxes. and he explicitly said you've got to return my money if the tax law changes. that's what they're doing and exact the way they're doing it and we're losing revenues on the money they made. this guy has done a great job, a great company. made a lot of money and god bless him for doing that, but let him give away his own money. >> that was a laffer curve ball. stuart: that's a laffer curve ball. >> we should have a flat tax, one rate across the board. no exemptions, you pay a percentage of your income and that's it. stuart: and around the table, if you've touched a nerve, we've got you on videotape. >> i'm 75 years old, so don't hold your breath. stuart: art laffer, thank you very much indeed. all good. and try this one, the richest contract for a major league pitcher, ever. jo ling kent has the number. jo: stuart, how would you like make 217 million for throwing a baseball. stuart: how do you know i don't? >> that's how much the pitcher the red sox, david pr

. >> so if you go to red.org starting at a $10 donation, the bill and melinda gates foundation are doubling the money right now, if you give $10 you have 10 chances to win. if you give 10,000. >> it's like a lottery. >> so i don't get to. >> it's for the gamblers out there. >> and you can hang out with george clooney. he'll give you a compliment apparently. >> for 45 seconds. you can do kim kardashian. i know your audience loves the kardashians. teach you how to do your make up. >> how much does that go for. >> it's just the lottery. >> it's a lottery, man. >> bono got back on the saddle. >> for this. for charity. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> thank you so very much. >> people want to go with bono somewhere. >> george clooney. there's a whole -- >> i'm surprised joe is not on the list. >> they tried to get me but they settled for clooney. >> i'm going to get that printer. >> it's adorable. >> coming up why a 7-year-old girl in new jersey called 911 with an elf emergency. plus the sleigh isn't the only way santa is going to make it to town. check out this video from washington state. some of san

we know the work of the melinda and bill gates foundation and what they have done on this issue, particularly in india. and today, i wish i could be in san francisco, where amfar will be saluting the work at university of california-san francisco, by establishing a new initiative there. just mentioning a few other observances of world aids day. but it's happening throughout the world, and it's -- you go back a number of years when i came to congress, we were going to two funerals a day. it was the saddest thing, and now we're going to weddings and we're helping people make out their wills and all the rest because they have a longer life ahead. the maintenance of life, the quality of life is really important, but we do want a cure. as i said, the 25th anniversary of world aids day. to say the 25th anniversary of the ryan white care act, that young man whose name is something that's iconic to all of us. left us but his mother carries on the tradition and it is -- has made such a tremendous difference. my colleague, henry waxman, who's no longer in the congress, but still a champion on hiv-aids,

melinda gates made similar donations, challenging the wealthy in the world. giving billions doesn't always yield big results. >> bill gates is transparent about what his giving is doing, and what his goals are. not all the foundations have done that. and i think we have to be just as cognisant about celebrating the moment of the pledge as about where the money goes, and whether it's having an impact. >> mark zuckerberg donated hundreds of millions. the programme was considered a failure. the zuckerberg's say they have learnt from past mistakes. >> the united states has a long tradition of private investors founding social causes, encouraged by a system of tax breaks. as a result this country spends less of its budget on social programs. >> the downside according to the national committee is that billionaires, not elected officials decide social policy. >> what we see in certain fields is billionaire phil an throughists can control public requirements and spending by what the philanthropy is willing to support. >> reporter: few change the billionaire phillan tropist, there's a call for public input into their work. >> updates on the news is a click away. visit the website. aljazeera.com. >> the worst mass shooting i

that all the immediately, that would be equivalent to the biggest foundation in the u.s., a clip seeing that of bill and melinda gates this is a man who is still at the helm of facebook. he says he will remain chief executive for many years to come. put out their own statement saying we will not see in excess of $1 billion per year given away. that is because mark zuckerberg wants to remain in control. for the next three years, no more than $1 billion will be given away perficient -- per year conv. guy: put this in context. caroline: this is a call for millennials, generations ahead. -- zed. we have seen a century of u.s. philanthropic giving. we know foundation to have been formed. this is not new for tycoons, to give away substantial amounts of their money. we have seen warren buffett and bill gates do the same. they have formed the giving pledge. that is something mark zuckerberg has signed up to, along with u.k. philanthropists. even sheryl sandberg. they have signed up for the giving pledge. those who have made a lot in business give away the majority of their wealth. this sets a new precedent. because of the sc