. >>> up next, facebook co-founder shows up at a conference in san jose. we'll tell you what he's fighting for. >>> also postal workers protesting why they don't like the office supply store staples getting into the mail business. >>> postal service workers protesting in san francisco upset with a partnership they say threatens their jobs. the u.s. post office is opening retail centers in staple stores. the outlets are staffed with staple employees, a move they say replaces union postal jobs. >> staples workers are 40 hour workers. they make only $18,000 a year. basically what our communities need is more good family wage jobs, not less. >> they said it's about driving up demand for its products. >>> mark suker berg says not yet. the facebook boss spoke at the open compute conference in san jose. he said if more people had access to computers, we could have a more educated society. >> with not having access to banking or credit to go buy a home or start a business. it probably correlates pretty highly to not having good health care or information that you

she's probably best known as the sister of facebook co- founder mark zuckerberg. but that doesn't mean she's living in his shadow. joining us now randi zuckerberg author of the new book. "dot complicated: untangling our wired lives." thanks so much for coming on our show. > >thank you. > >i have to ask you the first question about healthcare reform, and i know that's an odd topic but you have to be watching this from a technical aspect. what do you think about this? > >it's funny because i've been out talking about my book, dotcomplicated and i was like well, gosh isn't that the most dotcomplicated thing of all? president obama's relationship with technology right now. > >he actually played a role in you career. you were working at facebook and one of the highlighted moments is when the president had his town hall meeting through facebook, which was huge. > >it was really an amazing career highlight for me. to have the president feel that facebook was the best way to reach out to the entire american public. > >it's also the day you quit. > >technically i didn't qu

democrat sean eldredge, a millionaire investor married to facebook co-founder will bring national attentionnd money to that race and in new jersey john runyon is retiring and democrats do have a shot at a few pickups. another nail-biter will be in cole california's sixth district where the incumbent republican mike kaufman faces a tough challenge from the popular former speaker democrat andrew romanoff. this may be the closest race of the year, but overall it's pretty clear that democrats are rattled. next week both president obama and former president bill clinton will attend a retreat with senate democrats to try to buck up the troops. bret? >> carl, thank you. >>> breaking late this afternoon, an italian appeals court upheld the murder conviction against amanda knox and her ex-boyfriend for the 2007 murder of her british roommate. it set a sentence of 28.6 years in prison. this sets the stage for a long legal battle over her extradition. the original verdict was overturned in 2011, but italy's supreme court vacated that decision and sent it back to this, its third iteration. both politic

. >> tell us what you think by tweeting us, or leave us a comment on facebook. nick,couthor of the ox-fam report says extreme income inequality can lead to a host of problems. nick what are those problems, and what does this do? >> first i would say that the report looks at more than just income, we're interested in really wealth in kwulty as well. economic inequality. and the international monetary fund came out with a study last year, indicating that high levels of economic inequality can stunt long-term growth, and we should care about it from an economic perspective but also from a societal perspective as ox-fam knows from its years working in developing countries, we mow that high levels of economic inequality can stunt the rate of poverty reduction -- >> is the principal that the wealthy -- there are so many goods and services that wealthy individuals can purchase whereas if you spread it out that stimulates economic growth? >> that's part of it, right? we want to ensure that working class people can contribute to grodenning the economy and be full participants in

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facebook is being sued over allegations it intercepts user'' private messages and then shares the data with advertisers. as cosers filed the suit in california. the suit claims facebook scans the messages and up links them to other websites. this is a perfect topic on which to bring in our guest host. >> is there married here? is this ambulance chasers going after mark zuckerberg? >> my guess is that it would be. it does not sound so shocking that they should watch the links that you put in an e-mail message because they look at everything you do in facebook. >> but then what do they give to advertisers? aggregated information. i don't see anything claiming that they are giving an outsider something that is about an individual. facebook targets people by groups. theou link to a website, to "surveillance" videos or whatever, maybe facebook could get 100,000 people who have watched "surveillance." >> do you consider this a nuisance lawsuits? >> more or less, it sounds like it to me. the biggest get targeted, and they are the biggest, most prominent social company, and it is easy to find money there. they have s

. >> a co-worker posted on facebook that you needed help and i understand a good samaritan arrived this morning? tell me about that. >> yes, yes, yes. mr. todd and heather couch exactly. well, they basically wanted to know my location, and i told him where i was, and she told me that she was going to have my husband call me in a few minutes. he called me within like five minutes of me and her getting off the phone. and he wanted me to give him directions to where i was. and he told me -- he says i'll be there in about 20 minutes because it was going to take him a good little while to get there because of all the ice being on the road. and so he parked his truck on top of the highway -- i mean on top of the bridge and walked down to the highway where i was and got me and my daughter out. and i just thank god for him. i think he was heaven sent with me not having nothing to eat weather me not having any diapers for her, and no milk for her. it was definitely a blessing with him coming to get me. my car is still actually on the highway as we speak. >> before i let you go, is there anything

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you saw facebook, snapchat -- which it is latest darling and one of the founders is suing the co-founders because he is saying he was thrown aside. and you saw it with twitter. you have a group of friends, often guys who knew each other in a dorm room or after work, and they find connections. and they set out to really build something together. and what happens in these instances is if the start-up fails it is great story. they are still buddies. but when it is successful you get people wanting to take credit and be seen as the next steve jobs or sole creator of a product. and see we see this time and time again. >> host: you say it was steve job's that created jack dosey in many respects. what do you mean by that? >> you have seen people saying jack dosey is the next steve jobs. and that is a creation that jack put forth. jack, after he was pushed out of twitter, he believed he should not have been pushed out and went on a spree of doing interviews with cbs and magazines and "vanity fair" and all of these places saying he was the sole creator of twitter and excluded everybody's name, esp

facebo facebook's relatively new ability to prove that the ads actually work. she also cited a city of a co coca-cola ad with a return investment of 3.6 times higher than tv. she said facebook drove 20% of the inkre meant tall sales. that's a new statistic that sandberg cited. she talked about small and medium-sized businesses. she said it's sort of the holy grail when it comes to online advertising and it's working. she and dave who i spoke with earlier punted my question about teen usage of facebook. sandberg said there's nothing new to say. markers who want to reach all aud yenlss including teens are coming to facebook. now, mark zuckerberg kicked off facebook. he said last year was the year facebook became a mobile business. 2014 will be the year that facebook delivers in types of mobile experiences. that applies there could be a new stand alone app like a news reader that's been much anticipated in the works. how he addresses teen engagement, he just said the company added 130 million daily active users and the number of engagements, likes and thumbs-up are also on the increase. i'll b

co-worker asked him if he'd ever gone on facebook. no, said mark, he hadn't.asked the colleague, haven't you ever wondered what happened to people you used to know? facebook might tell you. and mark thought about it and said, well, there was this girl he used to talk to back in high school, wasn't a real girlfriend or anything, but he was curious about whatever happened to her, so sure enough the colleague found the woman on facebook, and pretty soon she and mark were texting and talking on the phone, catching up. >> we talked and we visited, carried away with a little texting here and there. >> carried away? well, that may be a little strong in this age of sexting and lured electronic dalliances. they talked and texts for several months, even said "i love you" a time or two, but was it some kind of affair? well, judge for yourself. >> was there ever any pictures sent or anything like that, or was it always just -- >> there's pictures that i've just maybe, uhm, me or her, you know, just little innocent, uhm, you know -- we're not into any of that nasty porn, n

top executives from apple got new facebook and google have all expressed outrage is taking to the white house to have their horses her. google co founder sergey brin told me that he was pleased that tech companies have banded together to protect customer data. i think that's a good support around the world overseas than in the us and it's important that the customers. trust their privacy and a promo including from governments. you can trust me i will deliver quality in this case i will protect your information on to a certain extent and there needs to be that bond with consumers for consumers who will leave that koreans the information technology and innovation fndation recently predicted that the u s cloud computing industry stands to lose up to thirty five billion dollars to foreign competitors due to the nsa controversy. another analyst for forrester research warned in a worst case an era that could be five times as bad. resulting in a twenty five percent its overall ninety service provider revenues. forster principal analyst james state and says he's aware of tech companies that have lost business in europe and asia but tha

facebook to the silicon valley communication last night. that's worth about $1 billion. making him the most generous donor for 2013. nike's co-founder made the second-largest gift. number three, was michael bloomberg, with $350 million to johns hopkins university. >>> while the country is getting pounded by snow, california's run of dry weather is creating concerns for ski businesses. most ski shops in the bay area say while business isn't booming, they see customers heading to the resorts over the holidays. manmade snow is keeping them afloat. however, the owner of snowdrift ski shop said he scaled back the number of employees from ten to three, as a result of the dry year. and some of his customers say, conditions at the resorts are not ideal. but they're skiable. >> you have to expect a lot of runs that aren't going to be open. the worst day of skiing is better than the best day in the office. >> excellent point. this friday, the california department of water resources plans to conduct the first snow survey. the snowpack is 20% of normal this time of year. because we're talking about water or the lack of it, we'll check

will look if things could get worse from here once facebook reports or whether mark zuckerberg and coan turn this around. >> later president obama calling it my ra. it's a brand new retirement investment plan. we'll tell you how it works and if it will work for taxpayers and for you after this. [ chainsaw whirring ] humans -- sometimes life trips us up. sometimes we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from liberty mutual insurance. save up to 10% just for combining your auto and home insurance. call liberty mutual insurance at... [ thump ] to speak with an insurance expert and ask about all the personalized savings available for when you get married, move into a new house, or add a car to your policy. personalized coverage and savings. all the things humans need to make our world a little less imperfect. call... and ask about all the ways you could save. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> welcome back. well, it's been disappointing tech earnings weighing on the

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co-ed. about a third of the student body at the school wore black yesterday, protesting the change. students have created this facebook page calling for the campus to remain an all girls' school. the school's board of directer says going co ed is necessary because of falling enrollment. kindergarten through 8th grade is already co-ed. >>> giants and as fans will encounter tighter security at the ballpark in the future. mlb is ordering teams too have stricter security -- to have stricter security. the giants and as are to of the team that experimented with the tighter security last year. >>> a bay area candy family has one of the most talked about at the winter fancy food show. jelly belly introduced beer flavored jelly beans. they are nonalcoholic. they took three years to make. the new beans will roll out around the world the next few months or can be ordered from the company's website. they are showing the menu, too. they have little menus and you can mix jelly beans for certain things. >>> still ahead -- two officer- involved shootings in one day. why the chp says their officers opened fire in east oakland. >>> plu

co-worker, and he would have mentioned if he did. and so we are just as confused as anybody. >> reporter: according to facebook, benlolo leaves behind a 2-year-old son. she came are from a military family who moved from colorado to maryland and on good terms with her son's father. as far as johnson is concerned, his ain't says that he is involved and sitting on a board of a mt. airy's serenity center helping people with addictions. >> he had his struggles in life, and he struggled in very hard to overcome his problems and then he reached out to others to help them overcome theirs. >> reporter: and he had attended montgomery county community. >> the family is being very, very strong, and i'm proud of them. you know. i'm just very proud. >>> a well rescue effort going on right now in maryland. wendy rieger is at the live news desk gathering the details. >> well, we have learned that the 10-year-old girl stuck in a well is being rescued. this is in pasadena avenue up in anne aroundel county. this is her. they will put the blue plan ket on her and take her to the waiting ambulance. as you can imagine, that hypothermia was and issue, but

co metal sector. a smaller name, epl domestic u.s. energy producer, and i would say in technology we like facebook. semantic corp in the software. >> what about you, david? >> i think it's always an environment that's going to be positive for the good stock picker. you know, simply put my parents didn't bring me up to play for a tie in the pasive indexing approve and we saw last year as an example. the median stock in the s&p 500 returned 34%. that's about 5 percentage points better than the cap weighted index did. i think it tells you that last year was again another better year for active stock pickers. and then in that spirit a few names of 2014 and beyond on the retail side, family dollar. i think the dollar stores represent value and there's going to be continued expansion there, particularly in california. that represents value. on a tech side, qualcomm was a bit of a laggard last year but longer term they're on the right side of chips, particularly in the mobile space. energy lagged last year, qe p resources, oil and gas exploration, smaller cap stock but one that represents value and finall

jobs am a and the cost of the economic devastation would have been much greater your co-just a few comments on our facebook page. we also have a pole, we are asking our viewers their thoughts. itht now 378 people saying was not worth it, 350 people are saying yes, it was worth it. call-in on our phone lines them up like joe is doing from georgia on our line for republicans. joe, good morning. we are talking about the auto bailout. do you think it was worth ait? no, i don't. we have to let the market work. have got problem, we to elect men and women to congress that will not, with $17 trillion -- we just cannot afford it. we cannot afford to bailout anybody, and free enterprise -- i have been a businessman 30 years. if i can make it, i ought to go broke. i should not come to you, the taxpayer, and say bail me out. does that make sense? on our twitter page, "i think it saved a lot of jobs. we lost money as a country and that may hurt. gm should be made to pay it all back. severalsubject, editorials coming out after that gm sale announcement was made by the treasury department. dana milbank in "the washington

saw it at facebook with, you've seen it at snapchat which is the latest darling which is the new photo messaging service, and one of the founders, the guy who came up with the idea, is suing the cofounders because he said he was thrown aside and not given credit for his creation. and you saw it with twitter. and what happens a lot of the times is that you have of a group of friends, often guys, that either, you know, knew each other in a stanford dorm room or used to meet each other for a beer after work. and they become very close friends, and they have the similar interest in technology and computers and mobile devices and things like that. and they find those connections in silicon valley that i don't think they would find anywhere else, especially in the midwest. and they set out to really build something together, and what happens in these instances is if the start-up fails, it's a great story, you know? they didn't make any money, and they're still buddies, and everything works out. but when it's successful, you get these people that are literally just voracious in wanting to take credit and be seen as, you know, the next steve jobs or the sole creator of a product. and we

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co will deliver the speech. maligned for more information you can follow me on twitter perry ed or you can go on facebook.k of the truck around the bay. there is a new hot spot. there's an accident at the caldecott tunnel. it is backing up the ride coming out of raphael. we're back up on six say as to head toward the crowd. there is an accident on the right-hand shoulder. it was first reported in the southbound direction. it turned out to be in the north bound. >> looking at other slowdowns, interstate 880 is recovering and so is westbound 580. southbound for what is still heavy for the last 2 1/2 weeks especially in this mid peninsula to lower peninsula traffic. this is between redwood city and mountain view. southbound traffic is only a little sluggish and the drive time is under 30 minutes. >> your ride to the bay bridge, was found has no backups and that is an easy trip. if you're going to 92, the san mattel bridge to our problem free. >> we're waking up to more high assaults and we still have an onshore approach. santa rosa is still in the 30's perry e. the temperatures l mainly be in the '60s but up

fans in the loop ever since his former co-star paul walker died in that car crash six weeks ago now. and look at this, this is what he just posted on his facebookage. he says this is the final scene he and walker shot together. >>> they are the first ladies of comedy. this sunday night, they will be in full display as hosts of the golden globes. entertainment correspondent nischelle turner gives us this pretty awesome look at why these two ladies are the ones to watch. >> admired by their comedy peers and respected by their comedy icons. >> they're very witty. and they bring brains. they are very smart. and they know how to deliver a line. >> meryl streep is not here tonight. she has the flu. and i hear she's amazing in it. >> they're like a single being. they made me laugh. >> two wildly accomplished writers, producers and actresses. for tina, her career has become more than she ever imagined. >> i feel like i've exceeded my wildest dreams. >> when you think about what you're doing now and your life now, do you pinch yourself and say, wow? >> i really always wanted my life to be filled with doing good work with my friends, so i feel like i'm g

co-pay? >> you would ins with capture proof. >> thank you so much. >> another example of a new economy company. we want to highlight the cover "bloomberg businessweek," an in-depth look at facebooknce it was founded 10 years ago in a harvard dorm room. it is available on store shelves tomorrow. this is a vote bloomberg surveillance," on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, your tablet, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." futures are up five. joining us now are achieved national correspondent, carol massar. she will hold court at 8 a.m. this morning. mikeod morning, we've got jackson of autonation. we will talk about that but what we wanted dig down with him about his the car market has been doing well. of new offerings and the automakers are very optimistic. >> he has a national view that is great. >> but he deals with used cars. market is doing well, how is the used market doing well in a better economy? a better economy as we go to 8:30 a.m. at a look at jvp. -- at gdp. we can do in earnings calendar for 1.5 hours. >> autonation will be reporting live this morning but we want to highlight facebook. the shares are jumping in the p

just pleaded the sentence of a co-conspirator with the blind shake in new york -- with the blind sheik in new york. have a good day. commentss of great coming in from facebooknd twitter. let's go to facebook first. turning to twitter -- take a call from karl in brooklyn, new york. he is on our line for iraq veterans. i was in three different tours for the marines. to meet people have died for nothing. thank you, have a wonderful day. james in malibu, california. on a line for independents. caller: we are in iraq for israel. lindsey graham and john mccain were wrong about the iraq surge. it failed. the strategy for israel worked out in the 80s is working really well. mccain is still pushing a neocon war agenda for israel. host: moving right along, this "wall street journalngton pos circ next in sterling, virginia. lee is on the line, also an iraq veteran. caller: i am actually pretty had with a heavy heart. a lot of marines killed in action and wounded in action. they served with honor and served with courage and they were committed to the mission. is time.t with a a lot of resources to the iraqi people. we are proud of that. we both know how much blood was

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