on facebook - founder mark zuckerberg was learning mandarin. udents at a beijing university: "".chinese c >> while most of us were wasting time on facebook. mark zuckerberg was learning mandarin. how did he do? we asked betty yu. >> his mandarin was really bad. he did have an accent. i could understand him. it wasn't all that shabby considering he doesn't live in china. it takes commitment. i am not a mandarin native. it is a difficult language to learn. >> he wanted to be able to communicate with his in laws. >>> i have gotten used to the artistic light project on the bay bridge. the artist is telling us he is raising $4 million to put them back up. the state would take over the project. the lights would be a permanent feature of the bridge. >> the necklace lights were a permanent feature. they want the state to maintain them. >> he has to raise $4 million by the end of the year in time for san francisco to host the superbowl in 2016. first we have the world series game 3 tomorrow. >> hitting him out of the park, hunter and giants fans should b

facebook's c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has kicked off a two-day trip toy and.ll be speaking shortly on the importance of making the internet more accessible. about a billion people in the country don't have access to the web. we have pictures coming from this event in new delhi. it is in a darkened room. they are playing some groovey music. when he arrives, caroline will talk to him. in the meantime, set the scene for us. >> this is an initiative sparked by zuckerberg. he has onboard samsung and eriksson as players. it is about bringing the internet to the 4 billion people in the world that don't have it. india has the biggest population of those offline. more than a billion are not connected in india. they have about 15% penetration so far. what is interesting about india, not only does it have more that are not online compared to china, russia, brazil, they are actually growing and are willing to get online. they are the third biggest user in the world. it is by the fact that there are so many rural communities and the amount of ill literacy that there is, th

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now facebook's mark zuckerberg is also saying aloaloha. this is part of the 700 acres that zuckerberg bought on the north shore of kauai. it's an old plantation that's been on the island for a while. developers want permission to build 80 luxury homes on this site, which irritated neighbors. if zuckerberg decides to become a gentleman farmer and not to develop, he would be welcomed by a lot of people with open arms. >> i think he's going to be welcomed with open arms anyway. >> a beautiful place. >>> all right, jeff, seeing that rain come in soon? >> a little bit. slowly and surely, we're going to get some rainfall here across the bay area. you can see across the sky camera network, it definitely is cloudy right now. from emeryville looking towards the city, we'll talk more about when those raindrops arrive and not only a chance of rain tomorrow, but two other chances. we'll detail it for you. >>> well, the quaint town of carmel is getting something they've never seen there before. would you believe, parking meters. beginning next month, p

facebook's mark zuckerberg ponying up $25 million towards the effort.ound the united states. some of them are promising. false alarms or non-starters of ebola. take a look at this map. first off in kansas city, kansas, a man is in isolation for potential ebola symptoms. but no confirmation there yet. in boston a scare as a hazmat crew boarded a flight. that too turned out to be a false alarm. and at new york's bellevue hospital, two patients just released for what were thought

business, kate moody will be telling us about how the indian prime minister is set to meet with facebook mark zuckerbergbut first, we begin here in paris. officials say there is a suspected case of ebola. the deadly disease has been ravaging parts of west africa and march and nearly 4000 people have died since then. a female patient is currently being cared for at the beach house but a in the -- at the bichat hospital in the french capital. test results will be revealed later today. the human predicts the number of cases could be 1.4 million by january unless strong measures are taken to contain the outbreak. here is director tom friedman urging swift action -- cdc director tom frieden urging swift action. >> it is going to be a long fight. i will say that in the 30 years i've been working in public health, the living like this has been aids. we have to work now so that this is not the world next aids. -- the world's next aids. >> a 4000 strong mission is in monrovia to fight evil in the region. an estimated nearly 4000 people have died, and half of those are in liberia. imf chief christine lagarde toda

bill gates and paul allen of microsoft fame, and now facebook's mark zuckerberg, they're donating a total of $80 million. zuckerberg said if ebola is not controlled, it could be the next hiv or polio. as for investors, they're also worried. and they've been pulling their money out of stocks and moving into what they see as safer investments, like u.s. government bonds. for more let's go to ramin mellen guard. what do you have for us this morning? >> investors for japanese shares are also very concerned, not only about the ebola crisis, but also slowing global growth, as well as developments in the middle east. but let's have a look at how the nikkei and topix are kicking off this wednesday. let's not forget the nikkei was down 2.4% yesterday. we're seeing a little bit of a comeback right now. but we're still below the 15,000 level. we'll see how that develops throughout the morning, the broader topix slightly higher, up a third of a percent. analysts i've been speaking to are asking whether the sudden fall we've seen recently is merely a correction after many shares hit their year's high

facebook's mark zuckerberg is in india. he is set to speak shortly.

. >> and on the battlefront, facebook's mark zuckerberg and his wife donating $25 million to the cdc. all of this comes as the infected nurse in dallas, nina pham, speaks out. nbc's jay gray has the story. >> reporter: doctors have upgreated pham's condition from stable to good. and for the first time in a written statement, she's sharing her thoughts from the isolation unit at texas health presbyterian hospital. she says she's doing well and thanks everyone for their kind wishes and prayers. she also calls the specialists treating her a group she was once a part of, the best team of doctors and nurses in the world. a team that the director of the centers for disease control acknowledged should have had more help immediately after thomas eric duncan tested positive for the disease. >> that might have prevented this infection. >> reporter: as a result of what happened in dallas, the cdc has created a rapid response team now to deal with any positive test in the u.s. and because pham was infected while wearing full protective gear, 76 members of the hospital staff have now been added to

that is the number of law firms that facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg are suing as well as nine lawyers from those firms for aiding in paul's claim he owned half of facebook certainly before the i.p.o. those are part of a lawsuit and facebook is suing back saying as soon as they knew the claims were fraudulent they should have dropped their involvement. >> remind us who paul singly or is. ceglia is. >> paul ceglia has a website called streetfax he wanted zuckerberg to develop for and he did some work for him shortly before he developed facebook. fax is fax., they were these machines before we had mobile. >> basically facebook is saying that the law firms knew these documents were fake and they took the case anyway. >> they stayed on the case and they should have known and if they stayed on the case, facebook says it means they were in conclusion with paul ceglia to force an early settlement or under the assumption that facebook would pay to make them go away. and they would share in that chunk of money. >> what do the law firms say? >> they say that's t

. >> 6:07 the timement talk about friends in high places, facebook founder mark zuckerberg is helping to fight the ebola epidemic. where his $25 million will go. >> and a blessing for this family. when a woman gives birth to a pair of healthy baby girls. she had no idea that she was pregnant. and they were high risk there. was a chance that neither of them would survive this pregnancy, the condition these twins have this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> good morning, welcome back, live from atlantic city, you can seat wind playing with the live camera, sue serio. >> it is another stormy day throughout the south, before we have our full forecast. >> i just always -- always have something point yet to say. >> and the same storm coming our way. >> yes. >> alabama, that storm knocked out power to tens of thousand, so sue there is same store is hitting us. we won't lose power, though? will they weakening in. >> we have some strong thunderstorms, if power

. >>> and facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg lays out lands for the future of facebook and where he hopes to take the company in the next ten careers. >> a gorgeous day out there and meteorologist mike nicco has >>> former state senate president breaks silence in oakland's mayor's race and joins several leaders in endorsing parker as the next mayor of oakland. he unsuccessfully ran for oakland mayor in 2010. >> we need someone would not only will say what he is thinking but will act upon what he is saying. >> parker is the port of oakland commissioner and running against 14 other candidates including current mayor quan who appointed him to the job. >> a man says he is lucky to be alive after a black bear charged him. he says when he opened the door to let the dog out he came face-to-face with 350 pound male black bear eating from the garbage can and the bear rushed im. >> i tried to kick the leg open and it swiped my leg. i was able to slam the door shut. right here. >> that was quit thing. his leg is fine but he is worried beca

facebook. >> mark zuckerberg said something in his book, i'll read the quote.you have one identity. having two identities for yourself is an example of a lack of integrity. to me it shows he doesn't know much about drag queens, among other things. >> well, that quote is a few years old. i think he may have come around since then. that's definitely true they need to work on some of their policies, which they're going to do. before, when people reported profiles, there was no way to contest it. it was their way or the highway. we're going to shut you down unless you change your name. now they're going to have place where you can appeal the profile. they're going to review it and see that we are genuine, real people. because facebook has a huge responsibility. there are a lot of people who do creepy things on facebook. so they're trying to keep the community really safe. nobody wants predators and spammers and bullies on facebook. so we're working together on this. it really feels very, very, very exciting. >> fundamentally, part of the lgbt community and the drag

>>> more now on facebook founder's mark zuckerberg donation to the cdc. federal health agency $25 million to fight ebola. alison kosik is live in new york. this is a big chunk of money. >> it is. that $25 million coming from mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla going to the cdc foundation to help fight ebola. zuckerberg's foundation saying the money will be used for the u.s. disease control and prevention's ebola response effort. he put out the statement a short time ago, of course, where else, right on his facebook page and in part it reads "we need to get ebola under control in the near term so it doesn't spread further and become a long-term global health crisis we fight for decades at a large scale like hiv or polio. zuckerberg has the money for it. his net worth at least $33.3 billion but he's given back a lot. millions of dollars to schools in newark, new jersey. he's part of warren buffett's giving pledge as well as other billionaires who have pledged to donate a ma jjority of their wealth. but mark zuckerberg isn't the only bigwig doing this. ot

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. >> the facebook founder mark zuckerberg is donating $25 million to stop ebola from his own money. dann cuellar has a surprise from the cdc. >>reporter:they failed to do all it should have done. italy could have done more to prevent the spread of ebola to a man that died in texas to the nurse that was treating him. >>reporter:there is a response team that is sent out. more training will be offered to health care workers as the c.d.c. tries to calm fears nationwide. >> we could have sent a robust team and been more hands-on with the hospital from day one. >>reporter:nina pham has been improving. her condition is upgraded to good. despite wearing full protective gear she contracted ebola while nursing thomas duncan. >>reporter:76 other healthcare workers that treated duncan in dallas are closely monitored. they have a task force for ebola and infectious disease. >> they do thought have borders or boundaries. we have to be prepared. >>reporter:they are training since of the summer how to responded to an ebola case. >> knowing the symptoms, having a protocol for response, knowing who t

. >> trending now, facebook's mark zuckerberg is stepping up in the fight against ebola. >> he is donating25 million to help fight the disease. the money will go to the centers for disease control foundation to fund training and assist first responders in stopping the spread of ebola. the world health organization reports nearly 9,000 people have been affected by the virus. >>> also trending, ebola.com. >> a vegas mom is selling the domain name for $150,000. according to the daily mail, he paid $13,500 for ebola.com back in 2008. how did he choose that name back then? the washington post that the site already gets about 5,000 visits a day. turns out, schultz is a professional cyber squatter. he owns birdflu.com, h1n1.com and terror.com. >> maybe he looks up keywords to scare people and then goes and buys the domain. >> or names. he is big about buying names. buy all your names. >> all right, buy it in the morning, get it tonight. starting today, d.c. shoppers can take advantage of same-day service from google express. >> shoppers can buy goods from a variety of stores using desktops and ge

facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife are stepping in. they donated $25 million today to the cdc announcing that donation through a facebook post. and fellow tech billionaire bill gates is has also donated $50 million to fight ebola. >>> a school bus full of kids starts to swerve. that's when parents panic. >> my heart is pounding. >> a field trip gets frightening on the freeway. what may explain the driver's wild behavior. >>> dream vacation home, ocean view, wrong lot. why no one realized the builders unlawful mistake. >>> where is the justice bay area woman fined for trying to save water. ,,,,,,,, at an east bay elementary school. it's been going on for three weeks at bancr . >>> new at 5:00, a outbreak at an east bay elementary school. genre moss tells us parents are outraged the school didn't notify them. >>reporter: 10-year-old cate stewart is home from school for a totally gross reason. she was sent home on thursday for having head lice. >> i was kind of scared and surprised because i'm really clean. >>reporter: the fifth broader pi

facebook's mark zuckerberg ponying up $25 million towards the effort. that same kind of concern is echoing around the united states. some of them are promising. false alarms or non-starters of ebola. take a look at this map. first off in kansas city, kansas, a man is in isolation for potential ebola symptoms. but no confirmation there yet. in boston a scare as a hazmat crew boarded a flight. that too turned out to be a false alarm. and at new york's bellevue hospital, two patients just released for what were thought to be ebola symptoms but did not pan out. finally an interesting story we're following in louisiana where a judge has blocked the delivery of incinerated items from thomas duncan's items in this state. they don't want that in a hazardous materials landfill there. much more on that later. i'm here with nbc's kate snowe. she's been following every aspect of this story. thank you. >> hi, ronan. >> tell us the latest you're hearing from this patient and on this community. >> what we know nina pham, 26 years old, in stable condition inside this h

>>> it turns out facebook cofounder mark zuckerberg is pretty good at speaking mandarin chinese. [ non-english language ] >> you held his own during a 30- minute chat at a prestigious beijing university yesterday. zuckerberg learned the language because his wife is chinese and he wanted to speak to her grandparents in their language. >> that's good. that's a very hard language to learn. >> tough language, right? >> absolutely. >> all right. that's going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. enjoy your afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com lopreventable medical errors,hey all lnow the third leadingse of cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. >> rick: hey! >> caroline: there's my handsome hubby. >> rick: today is the day that everything changes. i just heard from my dad. he'

facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife plan to donate $25 million to the cdc foundation to help fight the ebola outbreak in west africa and anywhere else that it becomes a threat. and in the fight against ebola president obama said that more needs to be done. >> the world as a whole is not doing enough. there are a number of country that s that have the capacity that have not stepped up. those of us who stepped up will have to do more because unless we contain this at the source it will continue to pose a threat to individual countries. >> he went on to say that the u.s. health care system is strong enough, that an ebola epidemic here is in his words highly unlikely. >> just three weeks to go before the mid-term elections and things are really heating up in one of the nation's most contested senate races. john harwood joins us with more on the battle between kentucky mitch mcconnell and allison grimes. so john, mcconnell and allison grimes had their only debate, what happened and why is this race so important? >> what happened is a really high quality debate, with both candidate

head of ukraine's state-owned oil and gas, and the prime minister of italy, and second, facebook founder mark zuckerberg and a tie for number one between travis kalanic, the brains behind uber. >>> we didn't give everybody's ages, but the prime minister of italy is 39. >> 39, jut gets in under the wire and not really a business guy, a government guy. >> that is "nightly business report" for us, thank you for joining us. >>> i'm tyler mathisen, thank you, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by the street.com. featuring stephanie link who shares her investment strategies, stock picks and action alert insights, the portfolio she manages with jim cramer, you can learn more at the street.com slash nbr. man: it's like holy mother of comfort food.ion. kastner: throw it down. it's noodle crack. patel: you have to be ready for the heart attack on a platter. crowell: okay, i'm the bacon guy. man: oh, i just did a jig every time i dipped into it. man #2: it just completely blew my mind. woman: it felt like i had a mouthful of raw vegetables and dry

. >>> and today facebook ceo mark zuckerberg announced he is donating $25 million to the cdc to help fight ebola. suckerberg cited the neat -- zuckerberg cited to need to get ebola under control. >>> opening statements began today in the trial of a man accused of murdering a classmate 30 years ago. prosecutors believe they have dna evidence to prove that john carlson now 46, killed tina fails in 1984. at the time, both were students at pleasanton high school. >>> an american airlines jet had to make an emergency rabidding at sfo leaving some passengers stranded until this morning. the boeing 757 had just taken off for dallas yesterday morning when paneling separated from a wall inside the plane. as you can see from these photos, insulation was exposed. american airlines says it was caused by a blown air duct. the airline adds that the plane's fuselage was never compromised. >>> you've heard it before. when the bay area is going to be hit with another major earthquake. now a new study says four faults from in line for a quake of magnitude 6.8 or stronger because pressure for an earthq

head of ukraine's state-owned oil and gas, and the prime minister of italy, and second, facebook founder mark zuckerberg and a tie for number one between travis kalanic, the brains behind uber. >>> we didn't give everybody's ages, but the prime minister of italy is 39. >> 39, jut gets in under the wire and not really a business guy, a government guy. >> that is "nightly business report" for us, thank you for joining us. >>> i'm tyler mathisen, thank you, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by the street.com. featuring stephanie link who shares her investment strategies, stock picks and action alert insights, the portfolio she manages with jim cramer, you can learn more at the street.com slash nbr.

facebook ? >> it starts with not empowering your consumer if you're the chinese government and assuming that any open communication is not great. mark zuckerberg famously said facebook is not a social media company -- we are a technology company. i think he was to demonstrate that they are a technology company and that technology company can be useful and enriching to the citizens of china, so that starts with a dialogue and starts with trust and building trust taking things like behaving in a responsible way. i think from their he can then expanded to maybe people can give this a try. it will be a long spectrum. >> let's talk about yahoo! they recorded a profit for the first time in six quarters. time for marissa mayer to spike beforthe football. there is cause for near-term celebration in the sense of stabling the ship. when you look at the overall i.t. market, somewhere between 3% or 4%, yahoo! group at 1%. she is talking about 1.2 billion dollars for the entire fiscal year. that is promise but it suggests other parts of the business not doing very well. how do they build a strategy to talk about what yahoo! wants to become and not what it

a teamsters official sent a letter last week to facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg. asked for representation complaining of long hours and short wages. the drivers work for loop transportation, a san francisco company that contracts with facebook. so far, no official comment from menlo park-based facebook. >>> time now is 4:41. the chp officer saved a man from an ant attack. we'll have more on this strange rescue story. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. for ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the driver could have lost s life because of a flat tire...and ants. >>> a chp officer is being honored for saving a stranded driver. the driver could have died because of a flat tire and ants. officer dan garza from the tracy chp came upon ara . man who was changing a tire along i- 580. the man asked garza to stay with him to provide a little light. then it became obvious to garza there was a problem. >> he came back to my patrol car and said, hey, officer, i'm sorry this is taking so long. but

head of ukraine's state-owned oil and gas, and the prime minister of italy, and second, facebook founder mark zuckerberg and a tie for number one between travis kalanic, the brains behind uber. >>> we didn't give everybody's ages, but the prime minister of italy is 39. >> 39, jut gets in under the wire and not really a business guy, a government guy. >> that is "nightly business report" for us, thank you for joining us. >>> i'm tyler mathisen, thank you, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by the street.com. featuring stephanie link who shares her investment strategies, stock picks and action alert insights, the portfolio she manages with jim cramer, you can learn more at the street.com slash nbr. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, : foundation, union bank, and beijing tourism. >> at union bank, our relationship managers w

also, facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife are donating 25 million-dollar to the cdc, to help in the fight against ebola. our coverage of the ebola crisis continues on the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley tonight, a teacher from philadelphia is on the front lines in liberia where she has opened an ebola outreach center, her story is tonight at 6:30. >>> it is definitely feeling like summer, outside today but this warmer weather will bring stormy weather witt. the meteorologist kathy orr is live on the sky deck to tell us when those storms might arrive. >> there is always a price to pay for a day like this, the clouds are here, the winds of change are blowing, it is warm, and it will stay that way for a little while before the rain, moves in. take a look at these temperatures today, pretty amazing, georgetown, delaware 82. philadelphia, allentown, trenton, 79 degrees. wilmington made it to 79. right now fill mainly in the 07's with the exception of the poconos, and more warmth is to come, average high is only 67 degrees for this time of the year. so temperatures riding at l

. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is headed back to school, sort of. he's joining the board of one of china's top business schools. facebook has been trying to get a foothold in the chinese market for years. >>> some other business news. daimler is selling its stake in tesla. not sure why. shares in tesla fell in after hours trading. >>> google and other tech firms are investing half a billion dollars into a firm called magic leap. the florida company is said to be working on virtual reality eyewear. bay area tech companies are known for offering their employees luxury bus rides to work and now that idea has spread to southern california. the search giant yp reached out to san francisco startup ride pal to shuttle workers. yp says the perk is necessary because the competition for technologists in los angeles has become fierce. ride pal is using public park and rides as pickup and dropoff locations. >>> now that the weather is getting a little colder you might be pulling out the space heaters. >> consumer reports is partnering exclusively with 7 on your

and facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg is in india, and he has been talking about improving internet access around the country, calling in a basic human right. >> because you have embraced science and research and education, the next generation here has the opportunity to define the future and bring india to the world and the world to india. a key to this next big opportunity is going to be embracing the internet. the second most facebook users, second only to the united states. and the head of twitter news is the latest executive to leave the company. to said she was persuaded join the company by the former ceo. >> thank you. i want to get to our lead story of the day, and that his car all icons striking again, sending a letter to apple ceo tim cook -- .arl icahn striking again he says shares are undervalued, and he wants apple to buy more so shareholders can get more of their money. he got his way ultimately when it came to paypal and ebay, ebay spinning off paypal, taking a little longer than he thought. in his letter that he likes what apple is doing, but he just wants them to do this t

. >> pelley: also on this facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife, priscilla announced today they are donates $25 million to the c.d.c. foundation to help in the fight against ebola. microsoft cofounder paul allen has donated $20 million to the cause, including $9 million last month to the c.d.c. we learned today that computers of the nato alliance were hacked by russians who exploited a flaw that they discovered in a microsoft operating system. homeland security correspondent bob orr is looking into this. >> reporter: while its troops battled pro-russia rebels this certainly the ukrainian government faced a stealth attack on a separate front. hackers apparently breached government computer networks looking for sensitive intelligence files. a report from the cyber security firm isight partners blames that attack on russian hackers who over the last five years have gone after policymakers, defense officials, and diplomats. isight said targets in the ongoing cyber blitz range from energy and communications firms to nato and governments of the european union. since all of the victims

. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg wowed a crowd in beijing.s so good, next. >>> the power of social media. police nabbed this burglary suspect after finding stolen equipment in his storage unit. investigators believe he's behind at least ten burglaries in the bay area including this one. the owner posted surveillance video on social media websites and that led to a tip and his arrest. >>> tonight a south bay landmark has a new owner. the pruneyard towers and the surrounding shopping center in campbell is a walkable mix of retail, office, and hotel space in the south bay. the new owner, ellis partners of san francisco, reportedly purchased the pruneyard, built in the 1970s, for about $300 million. ellis properties owns town and country village in palo alto and recently completed a $20 million improvement plan there. >>> while checking your timeline mark zuckerberg is learning mandarin and he wowed some students. [ speaking foreign language ] >> impressive, we think. zuckerberg speaking mandarin in beijing during a 30-minute q&a session. zuckerb

while you were busy looking at facebook, mark zuckerberg was learning chinese. >> this changes the landscapena has been so clear. they have been waiting to make sure their own domestic up beforeons pick anyone else comes in. it is a rocksolid market. >> how hard is it? >> where does he find the time to do this. >> this is not like learning french. >> it is hard. you need to be able to practice. >> mark zuckerberg has been taking employees and have them to speak tos office him. very cool. airbags, they are going to recall every single car manufactured in north america since 1923. we are going to go to detroit on the latest millions of recalls. on video, onu, bloomberg.com, and on television. it is "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. ♪ at 41.63. ruble stuns alex clement will join us. will seek to him about the crumbling foreign exchange of russia and the relationship with ukraine. on television and radio, 7:30. we say good morning. and the, scarlet fu brendan greeley. we start with the largest mortgage provider in britain, eliminating 9000 jobs. announce layoffs next week. more customer sh

. >>> and facebook co-founder mark zuckerberg surprised business students in beijing, china.id, "hello, students" in mandarin. he's not fluent yet but completed a course. he says it helps chinese companies connect with overseas clients. >> is that all he said because they seemed to have a pretty robust response there. that's pretty good there. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> when we return a show put on by the sun and the moon. and why is football's biggest star so upset during last night's game? gosh. try four, buddy. hmm, i'll take a dark roast. chai tea, please. honey, text the man what you want. french vanilla, make it strong! the all new keurig 2.0 is here. brew for one, brew for all. whoamy cuts all better.re. cause sarah's mom discovered neosporin. with patented technology... ...that heals cuts two days faster than store brands. neosporin. buy three johnson & johnson first aid products and get a free bag. forecast in some cities around the country. >>> in sports battle for first place in the afc west between denver and san diego. bro

. >>> facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerbergis weeing over -- is winning over fans in beijing when he shows off the mandarin if a new video. take a listen. i told her grandmother i know chinese; what he said, and the crowd at university cleared when zuckerberg began with, how is everyone? i am happy to be in beijing. he finished the 30-minute question-and-answer session entirely in mandarin say he has been learning the language since 2010 to impress his in-laws and his wife grew up speaking cheese. he did not talk about the chinese ban open facebook but he said the social media giant has helped chinese businesses gain customers abrought. >> there are four tones but that is really darn good after only four years of learning. >> unbelievable, really. >> how are we doing in any language this morning? >> warmer. not so cool as it has been and as far as our highs today, i will walk across the screen and load the show we just did, and i will load the main show, and live doppler hd is showing sprinkles dancing across the extreme north

. >> facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerbergpart of hawaii paying $100 million for parts of of the 4th largest of the hawaiian isles buying 700 acres including white sand beach and former sugar cane plantation and organic farm. the peach will have toerly open to the public as state has in private stretches of land. >> friday is 25 years since the loma prieta earthquake 15 seconds that changed lives in the pay area. we are looking back at that day on friday and looking forward to see how lessons learned have made the bay area a safer place to live. we the first bay area news organization to reveal the extent of the damage october 17, 1989. we have a special moment as cheryl jennings spoke with the late pete wilson at candlestick. >> we have pete wilson. >>> this is an extraordinary scene. >> loma prieta happen moments before game three of the world series between the giants and the a's and caused a ten we will look "15 seconds, 25 years later, loma prieta earthquake." we hope you can join us for the in-depth approach. >> you neve

. >>> a facebook surprise. mark zuckerberg stuns a crowd by speaking in mandarin.hat he says fuelled his desire to learn the language. >>> just about 11:30. rain and plenty of it. we take a live look outside our nbc 10 studios. we are seeing flooding at the jersey shore because of all this rain. you can see all the cars there staying away from the area. of course, grab your umbrella and rain gear if you are about to head out the door. expect rain and wind throughout the day. a live look at boat house row in philadelphia. there are slick roads all throughout the area. reduce your speed. keep your headlights on. make sure the wipers are working and moving. a live look at conditions on i-95 in south philadelphia. we continue to track this system that's bringing rain and wind to our area for the second day in a row. brittney shipp here now with the forecast. good morning. >> good morning. a light-weight umbrella is not going to work today. our wind speeds are gusting up to 30 miles an hour. we continue to see light but steady rainfall moving into most of our area, espe