she did not wear a hoodie. >> her role is not to wear a hoodie. you know, the hoodie is for zuckerberg is the way the turtleneck was for steve jobs. his maturity was to hire people like cheryl. she's the grown up and he's the creative guy. that's how a lot of these tech companies are. you look for the pixie dust, the great idea, but then you have to bring it along and grow it up. >> the era of a suit is past. >> are you hearing that? i'm wearing a suit and so are you. i want to show you this. if you click the "like" button even once, you have added to two billion. that makes you one of 525 million daily active users. as an investor, is there growth for the company, and can they make an awful lot of money with numbers like that? >> the company's growth is staggering. the service is used by one-eighth of the world's population. people look at that and say, look, could it be 3 billion or 4 billion people in a few years? absolutely. they also made a ton of money. the question is can they grow that fast. the answer's yes, but there's another point abou

so why not zuck's hoody?> i'm here in silicon valley in facebook's old backyard, and mark zuckerberg's sister $148 executive pinstripe hoody may be "opening bell worthy" made by brand in san francisco. they just sold out because zuckerberg showed up in his traditional work attire to sort of wow wall street maybe last week when he was in man tat han. now zuckerberg is not the first high profile person to go casual. he's not the first leader to wear a hoody. the hooded sweatshirt is bill belichick's favorite attire. when it comes to casual, as you mentioned, no tech work uniform was more iconic than steve jobs. he always wore the same thing, mock turtle neck and jeans. before jobs was afore billionai he did suit up. and right in the building behind me where facebook had old quarters is black diamond sporting goods where executives shop for, yes, hoodies. >> i think most people around here are tech folk. and i think all of them own at least one hoody. >> founders and start-ups, they are just, you know, walking a

ditch the hoodies. one analyst called swearing a sweatshirt to a business meeting a sign of immaturity. others say it shows a lack of respect for prospective investors. he turns 28 years old monday and has been making the rounds in advance of facebook's first public sale of stock. facebook, meanwhile, is not commenting on its founder's wardrobe. >> the hoodie, i'm not quite sure the hoodie works so well. >> that's who he is. if you're buying facebook, you'd know that's what you're buying. >> he says, you know, i got billions. >>> the first new diet drug in a decade. >> president obama's record breaking night with hollywood a-listers. how much cash the potus raked in. >> an olympic-c-size blooper no exacting fanning the flames of excitement for the summer games. ♪ a refrigerator has never been hacked. an online virus has never attacked a corkboard. ♪ give your customers the added feeling of security a printed statement or receipt provides... ...with mail. it's good for your business. ♪ and even better fo

>> i call it my airplane hoodie. >> a zennia hoodie. we're going to a serious interview here.y. ann winblad always looking for the next big thing, partner and co-found co-founder and i'm very interested in knowing where you come down on facebook? buying it at $38, probably sounds good. buying it two or three years ago, as a private investor, that would have been even better. what about buying it on the open today? >> i think anyone buying the open today is investing in the long term future of facebook. that future looks fairly bright to me. if you think about facebook as the core of innovation in silicon valley, there already are 8,000 facebook app vendors, about 150,000 employees. that represents hundreds of other software companies being created around the facebook ecosystem to drive innovation around social, mobile and cloud, all of which facebook represents. they're really the gateway of all the innovation temples. >> wow. it just -- the mobile problem, you look at all these -- the entire universe. will they solve that? $900 million is such a big number you don't even need

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i love this tweet, yahoo's ceo, no hoodie, aol ceo, no hoodie, facebook ceo, hoodie. coincidence?>>> let's check in with mike and a look at the forecast. [ unintelligible ] >>> hoodie is good this morning thanks to a lack of clouds. east bay hazy, but is not a spare the air day. 45 santa rosa, 48 napa, 47 half moon bay. low to mid 50s until you get to antioch and san jose 57. we have low 50s around the monterey bay inland to gilroy and salinas, mid to upper 40s. sunny and cooler everywhere. sunny and breezy everywhere tomorrow, also warmer and then we'll see that warming build through the holiday weekend. today, looks like everybody is -- everybody is going down. fremont eight degrees cooler, san jose down from 88 to 78, 10° cooler, pollen high again today poor frances sneezing. as far as what is going on, on the peninsula, 60 millbrae. mid to upper 50s small craft advisory along the coast today winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. downtown south san francisco mid 60s north bay brisk along the coast. mid 70s to near 80 northbound through the north bay valleys. 68 richmond, berkeley 70,

did you know mark's famous hoodie hides this secret. >> it's a thick hoodie. it's a company hoodie. we print our mission on the inside. >> what? oh, my god. the inside of the hoodie, everybody. take a look. what is it? making the -- >> making the world more connected. >> that's carrie from all things digital. takes off the hoodie. what's inside? the company motto inside and facebook issued. anybody on facebook can -- >> close to his heart. >> some are disappointed. some old school, generation x and above were disappointed when he went down the road show and was wearing a hoodie. >> i'd like to have seen nim a suit. i don't know what it would plook like. an invest matter, i think they've been responsible for leading a paradigm shift in the internet. if you believe you want your life experience curated by the community you pick, the friend you choose, people you follow and subscribe what he read, like and recommend, facebook could be the future. >> certainly the future for how you use the internet. is it the future for making money off the internet? that's the existential question.

in fact i think it's become his uniform for the people who think he he should wear a hoody. he's got someone's interest in mind. it's not wall street. >> sticking to his guns there. and other tech news, microsoft unveiled a design for its search engine, bing trying to make the site more social. the search divided into three columns. there is a basic column and others associated with search and the third has related content from your facebook friends. updated biggest change since the release of bing three years ago. before i go, market recap stops out of their funk. there as greece attempted to form a new government. and there is your bloomberg silicon valley index wasn't able to buck the trend down again with shares of cisco plunging by 10.5%. cisco dropped because of a poor earnings report yesterday. larry? >> thank you. >> and another warm up on the way here. >> it's starting to look into mother's day. >> do you remember that song "oh what a beautiful morning, oh what a beautiful day"? that is the weather coming our way as we head towards mother's day. >> please, don't. >>

but did you know mark's famous hoodie hides this secret. >> it's a company hoodie.ssion on the inside. >> what? oh, my god, the inside of the hoodie, everybody. take a moment. what is it? making the -- >> making the world more connected. >> they had a conference, and there he was taking off the hoodie. she's like, what's inside? turns out it is the company moto inside. and it is company issued. some people were disappointed. i say generation x and above were disappointed when he went down the road show and was wearing the hoodie. >> the bottom line is, you know what i think about this. this is not an investment matter. this is the fact that i do think they have been responsible for leading a paradigm shift in the internet. if you believe you want your life experience cure eig cure y the people you read and recommend, facebook could be the future. >> it is certainly the future for how you use the internet. and that's the question of the social media stocks. >> that's for a show called your life. this one is called "your money." >> but i will say as well it wa

in their hoodies and laptops last night. is there a chance when mark zuckerberg is no longer 28 years old they don't do midnight late night crazed hack-a-thons. >> i compare him to thomas edison. the first wizard by the way. huge periods of productivity in your 20s in the middle of the night working around the clock. there's a whole campus of people doing that. >> i just love giving inspirational speech, we're all about to get really, really rich. that's an easy inspirational speech. >> you'll pay a lot of taxes too so everyone hire an accountant. >> and move to singapore. >> ceo, 28, let's all remember happy birthday this past monday, mark zuckerberg, richest in america and this morning he stands to gain -- i can't even wrap my head around this -- $20 billion. not too bad when you consider facebook's reach. by this summer the company is projected to sign up a billion people. that means just to put in perspective for you, one out of sev every seven people on the planet is on facebook. david kirkpatrick, i was reading somethi

the hoodie shop on you got to come and check out these hoodies.right. [ laughter ] for that big job interview. [ laughter ] even for your wedding. [ cheers ] you have literally no excuse not to be consistently wearing one of my damn hoodies. >> jimmy: all right. >> questlove: got that? >> jimmy: all right, very good. they look good. [ cheers and applause ] >> yo, i want to give a shout-out, jimmy. i want to give a shout-out. >> jimmy: okay. chris tartaro, our editor. go ahead, buddy. >> yo, i want to do a shout-out to stepladders. yo, i love these little bastards because they ain't wasting their time trying to be full-sized ladders. [ light laughter ] they lift you two feet in the air and then say, "that's as far as i'm taking you. deal with it." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: deal with it. >> all right, all right. i'll do a shout-out, jimmy. >> oh, my god. zog, our warm-up guy. zog, go for it, buddy. what's up? [ cheers and applause ] got to love the zog. [ cheers and applause ] what's up, zog? >> i want it give a shout-out to unisex dresses.

zuckerberg created and east meets west moment when he showed up in his trade mark hoody.rity in the ceo but here in the heart of palo alto, people say get over it. >> i don't think he is going to care. i don't think he will be hurt. >> just like jobs, he showed up in a tour turtle neck. that's why they are successful, is because they don't follow the crowd np. they do what they want to do and believe in what they want to believe. >> that's him, he is comfortable and that's who he is. if people have it base their decisions on a hoody and not the work he's done and company he is created, then they need to figure out a different argument. >> agreeing is former facebook head of corporate kgs cl communications. even nin who cares about what a ceo wears should not invest in facebook. that company was built on great engineering and deziesigdesign, fashion. but we did hunt down this picture of zuckerberg on facebook. we are told the picture we found was from 2007 as he posed in a tux with his girlfriend, priscilla chan and he looks about 13 there. >> are we making too much of thi

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swaps the hoodie for a tie and a surprise walk down the aisle. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. finding a way forward and a way out of afghanistan is chief among the pressing items at the table in chicago this evening, where president obama is hosting the leaders of nato, along with dozens of other heads of state. but there are competing agendas vying to be heard on the streets of chicago tonight whereas anticipated thousands of anti-war and other protesters have marched on the nato summit. and there is late word some of those demonstrations have gotten a bit out of hand. for police trying to keep the peace, it's made for some high anxiety against a backdrop of high stakes diplomacy. we have two reports from chicago tonight. we begin with nbc's john yang on the streets. john, what's happening? >> reporter: lester, chicago police are slowly and method methodically clearing the last protesters out of here. about 3,000 people marched here. most left peacefully and quietly. a hard core group of a couple hundred remained

that's why i'm wearing a suit and not a hoodie. >> well, gates doesn't wear a hoot hoodie, either. >>ell, times have changed. >> these are things. he's thin. he's rich. whams? >> well, you're thin and rich, too. >> well, i'm not as thin and i'm not as rich. >> but you are both. >> that's why we're down here in new orleans. >> well, really, what's going to end up, as you guys well know, where is it going to be priced. yvon investors, we can assume it's going to be euphoria. but when it comes back to pure old valuation, where do you put a multiple on this incredible growth company with incredible margins, none the less, people are concerned about what they believe -- they saw it: slowing growth. is it season nan or a sign of something. >> these are fabulous points. dave, you and i were with the late fabulous mark haynes and with joe. and we went through this period in '99. and we saw the beginning. this is not aen eyeballist company. this is the quickest i have ever seen. and it will have earnings. one of the things that is troubling is people are talking about the 2015 and 2014 earning

wearing jeans and his trade mark hoodie.hoodiegate the fashion faux pas generated headlines and numerous jokes on twitter, with the hoodie proclaiming itself 1% billionaire, 99% cotton. in the movie "the social network" zuckerberg is often depicted as dismissive of his more traditional elders. >> mr. zuckerberg, do i have your full attention? >> no. >> reporter: some analysts say acting that way in real life could cost him. >> he sends a signal that he doesn't care. that he's entitled to do that. he really is. i just think that that will alienate some potential investors who worry, is this guy ever going to monetize, you know, facebook's 900 million users. >> reporter: though he's worth an estimated $16 billion, 27-year-old zuckerberg is known for dressing down. in the early days of facebook, he famously went to a meeting with venture capitalists wearing pajamas. a scene recreated in "the social met kwoerk wths. while the president did get him to dress up a little. >> my name is barack obama and i'm the guy who got mark to w

but when a young black kid walks down the street in a hoodie, that's ghetto.hat's urban. >> whoa, whoa. >> that's negative. i just find it very interesting. sorry. >> first of all, i don't know why this is a black/white issue. i love you like a sister, but you do this a lot. by the way, we're putting him down. >> no, no. don't interrupt me about an issue that means something to me and to the rest of the world. >> it's not a racial issue. >> what i'm saying to you is is you're having a discussion about an article of clothing where two months ago, that article of clothing was looked at as negative. think about it for a minute, donny. >> it's negative here for a different reason. it's not like he's great because of a hoodie. >> in "the new york times," they called him brainy and self-confident. >> star, you're real whacked out right now. >> you're just not living in the truth. >> let me throw something else at you real quick. let's do it on the basis of a gender. what if a woman's brand was to wear a certain kind of clothing, maybe hot pants for all i know, and s

the hoodie is now the attire of the business world. >> know it is not. >> they were all in hoodies theall poorly dressed >> they are loaded, they are in new millionaire. >> that is what it will go bust they don't dress up and tried to present to who they are. >> give me a break. they will be able to buy the clothing company. >> not really, they would not sell to people who are poorly dressed. >> aside from clothing, what about jobs? the one thing that people are talking about with this company going public, will they be able to keep their employees? a lot of them may leave and do their own thing? >> some of them will always leave. that is all happens in that world. after all, some of the people at facebook came from other places. some cable at this or have already moved on. that is the nature of the business and that is what makes so interesting for the government of san fransisco in california. these young people are incredibly creative, belonging to a particular place is not what they're about. if it is not created enough them a t supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the big

so it's a company-issued hoodie.nd inside closest to him all the time is the mission of facebook. that's a little bit about mark zuckerberg. >> i actually like that now, right? i mean, because he needs to do that. >> everyone's got them. >> i'm keeping an eye on facebook and twitter and have a billion questions. let's make one thing clear, the ipo price is not the price that most people will be able to buy that stock at but any human in the world with a trading account, if you want it badly enough, can buy facebook today at whatever the market dictates the price is going to be. >> absolutely. you place your order today. i'm not even sure you might be able to get a trade done today. >> because of volume and all that. >> the first price we're going to see on facebook i'm expecting around 11:00, we really just don't know. there's a lot of demand for this. it was trading the stock privately trading hands with employees, people given shares, the pre-public shares, those were trading around $44 a share before. $38 is what

will investors decide they can trust a ceo in a hoodie? >> first, we begin with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> this time our guys got it right. >> a stunning twist in the plot to bomb a u.s. bound jetliner. >> the would-be underwear bomber was actually a cia informant who infi infiltrated al qaeda in yemen. >> i think the only guy who has had any luck with exploding underpants is anthony weiner. >> mitt romney won the primaries in north carolina, indiana and west virginia. >> north carolina voters approve a constitutional amendment defining marriage as a union between a man and a woman only. >> gay couple smoking with contraceptives be the worst thing. >> my god. heaven forbid. >>> a sheriff's deputy grabbed a suicidal man just as he was about to jump off the bridge. >> josh hamilton hit four home runs in a game. >> how about another. >> all that. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i said you should have thought about that before you tried to rob that lady. >> a moment of candor. >> no one has ever doubted i m

for facebook. >> look at people in their hoodies out there. >> yeah, feeling the magic. >> wore a hoodie today. >> and the fever is sweeping from coast-to-coast. from menlo park out on the west coast all the way to new york city and time square. that's right, front and center, facebook going to be making some magic happening on the nasdaq today. it'll be interesting watching that stock bounce up and see how people jump all over it. it is 5:23. >>> we welcome the weekend forecast coming in, as well, checking in with christina. >> we always welcome the weekend, no matter what the wealthy holds. but this weekend, mother nature doing it just again. we're getting some fantastic conditions just in time for the weekend. and yesterday, kind of a cloudy, dreary day, and the winds picked up and all the cloud cover cleared out. ended up being ptty nice. 51 degrees to start you out in san jose, 49 in livermore, and 58 degrees for now in san francisco headed toward the 70s by noon and rounding out the day with plenty of 80s on your temperature map. this sunday, we are going to get a rare treat. an an

however, very symbolic moment, the hoodie moment. it's gone viral. everybody's talking about it.wall street's frustration is their frustration with facebook which is that mark zuckerberg has full control of the company. he doesn't care about wall street. wall street knows that. that's not kmochblt most people suck up to wall street. >> putting on a jacket and tie might have said you're important. >> it might have been a polite gesture. you're asking for $10 million. maybe you could put on a jacket. >> the bottom line, a lot of these start-up companies as they start to do well far earlier than facebook got into this and the hiring of a grown-up, are there some people worried he's not that? >> what's interesting, that was the model in the 1990s, the quirky founder with the bad hair and the sandals. they can't run a company and so let's bring in a professional ceo. a lot of the companies lose their way. the classic example is apple. they dispense with steve jobs and almost went bankrupt. the new one is you keep them and build great professional underneath them and that's sheryl sand

he could at least give us all hoodies?y a shared get a hoodie ... >> may be 100 shares. >> ok, jill schlesinger, >> what you think this book is a fad or a good investment might depend, to watch the market. a poll finds that just over half of those surveyed think that it would be a good investment. 31 percent say it would not and 18% just don't know. but among active investors. 62 percent expect facebook to be overvalued and 27% say it would be fairly priced. >> more technology news, god who sending their ceo packing without a severance package. scot thompson not gone home entirely empty-handed. he'll keep it $1.5 million bonus that he received when he signed on and give restricted stock valued at five or $5 million. the sunnyvale based company recouped on the vested stock awards from tocsin abou >> we're talking millions and billions, we're in the wrong business? >> in your looking at me? i agree. i completely agree with you michelle. but i will tell you what, we have great weather coming away, a lot of sunshine in the bay

however, very symbolic moment, the hoodie moment. it's gone viral.the culture clash between silicon valley and wall street. part of wall street's frustration with it, i think, is their frustration with facebook, which is that mark zuckerberg has full control of the company. he really doesn't care about wall street. wall street nors thknows that. most people suck up to wall street, but not mark zuckerberg. you're asking for $10 billion. okay. maybe you could put on a tie. >> all right. pom line, though, a lot of these startup companies as they start to do well, far earlier than facebook got into this, and hiring of a grown-up. there's some people worried he's not that. >> that was the model in the 1990s. you've got the quirky founder with the bad hair and sandals. they're great at programming, but they can't run a company, let's be serious. so you bring in a professional ceo. what a lot of people in the valley have observed over the last ten years, a lot of those companies lose their way. apple dispensed with steve jobs and they almost went bankrupt.

hi was referring to the hoodie trayvon martin was wearing the night he got shot. didn't mean to offend and has made that joke at over events. >>> a social networking smartphone. ashley morrison is here with that and more. >>> good morning, terrell. markets overseas got a bump up after trying to boost the stimulus. tokyo's nikkei gained half a percent while hong kong's hang seng added more than 1%. >>> this week we'll get the latest numbers on the unemployment report and the latest number on home sales. traders returned to wall street after the markets were closed for memorial day. stocks were up for the week. the dow added 85 points while the nasdaq gained 58. >>> the largest collapse of a u.s. law firm is all but complete. duey lebeouf filed last week. the firm which once boasted 1,300 lawyers owes their creditors $245 million. concern over their debt caused several partners to leave since the beginning of the year. the firm will keep about 90 of its employees while it liquidates its assets. >> another strange twist in the britain's phone hacking scandal. a prote

. >> brenda: and the new fashion phenomena of the hoodie. >> where is my bull and bear hoodie. >> brendae, guys. thanks so much. one of the facebook co-founders doing something right now that could be proving we need a tax cut right now. you'll only get that from the cavuto gang at the bottom of the hour. but first, as president obama's meeting with european leaders at his g8 powwow today. new worries run on banks over there will turn into a run on banks here. should you run for cover? [ male announcer ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our support teams are nearby, ready to help. it's no wonder so many investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science tea

he's seen at a convenience store wearing his black hoodie wearing candy and a drink. 20 minutes laterwould be dead. the video was made public and also pictures of a bullet casing as well as zimmerman's 9 9-millimeter gun. but it's these images that has everyone talking. for the first time there seems to be proof of the claim zimmerman made. his nose look to be broken, eyes bruised and scratches on his face. then there is the cut to the he back of his bloodied head. the autopsy shows the gunshot wound in his chest with gun powder residue suggesting the two were no more than 18 inches apart. the report also details a bruise on martin's eye and small scars on both hands. there are also details about witnesses. one said he saw a black male wearing a dark colored hoodie on top of a white or hispanic male yelling for help. the black male was throwing punches then herd the pop heard the pop of the -- heard the pop of the gunshot. it shows trayvon martin had marijuana in his blood and urine. they cannot determine who it was heard yelling for help. we're live in the satellite center, 9news now

he wears hoodies.hen i saw that it is like, now every time i see him i am distracted saying that guy doesn't have billions of dollars. he is wearing a really bad hoodie. the whole idea, i was reminded when you were reading the bit, it reminds me of the "good fellas" scene and the guy pulls up in the pink cadillac. it is like a mofia code. don't tell because it would make people feel bad. >> that's why they tell the employees to go kite boarding and not golfing. only poor people kite board. >> david, good to see you. if you were zuckerberg, how would you celebrate tonight? do you have any thoughts on this? >> god, zuckerberg. this guy is so rich now. jesus is his actual butler. what can you get that guy he doesn't already have? my social security number. >> is ask jeeves still around? >> at least he didn't do an alta vista digital show. i would be confused. >> should these young millionaires and billionaires be dating and how soon will you be dating them? >> should they hide their wealth? no, it is gran

. >> reporter: there he was, in his signature hoodie. the geek-king of a generation. looking, as always, a little ill at ease. but also, definitely, pleased. >> i just want to say to all the people out there who use facebook and our products, thank you. >> reporter: it must have been a heady experience for this 28-year-old, a son of a dentist father and psychologist mother. a child computer prodigy who went to harvard, where he started facebook in a dorm room in 2004, as dramatized in the movie "the social network." >> you know what's cool? >> you? >> a billion dollar evaluation. >> reporter: today, wall street valued facebook at $104 billion. bigger than mcdonald's. as for zuckerberg, he is now worth $19 billion. i got in on the action in the opening seconds. i'm going to buy one share. review order. place order. bingo. i'm a buyer. price $41.10. at first the stock dipped sharply, but then it rallied, and then dove again, ending the day where it started, at $38. the lack of enthusiasm is a sign of investor anxiety over facebook profits. in order to boost those profit

. >> i want to ask about the remark you made created a little dust up about the hoodie at the graduation ceremony recently and you later apologized. >> i didn't. excuse me, i didn't apologize. >> okay. let's play the bit here and maybe you can explain on the other end. >> honorary they give you one of these and i think you now have a hoodie you can wear and no one will shoot at you. i think you will feel, i hope, pretty protected by that. >> if you can explain the remark. i am sorry if you did not -- if i misspoke. >> i think one of the worst issues we have in america is racial prejudice, and i think the incident in florida where the young man was murdered and simply innocently walking home to where he had a place to be or walking to a place where he was staying and part of the reason he was murdered, wearing a hoodie and looked suspicious, that's the kind of terrible attitude and i think the humor is a way to attack it. it was the third time i used line and the first two times i got an honorary degree myself and i said i wonder if this is a hoodie i can wear on the floor of the house an

a hoodie freedom walk today in birmingham, alabama. it's in honor of trayvon martin. walks have been held in the country bringing attention to trayvon martin's death. >>> all right, well take a look halt this. in stockton, california police are defending their angsts after the beating of a -- actions after the beats of a suspect and it was caught on camera. they say the suspect was drunk and tried to grab an officer' gun before flowing. the video was shot of the officers beating the men dozens of times with batons. some see this video and say it's excessive but officers say because the man grabbed for a gun they had to use force necessary to bring him down. >>> the parents of robert champion jr. are holding a news conference in atlanta. this comes a day after 13 people were charged in the man's death. they have been charged and felony hazing, the charges come after more than five months after champion died after being beaten on board a charter bus. he was a drum major with florida a&m university. >> we have to get rid of the haze asking the only way to do that is to s

. >> reporter: nasdaq officials presented mark zuckerberg with his first hoody. in menlo park, wjz eyewitness news. >> the euphoria of facebook did not carry over to the markets. in fact, this is wall wall street's worst week of the year. all of the markets are down again today. >>> a victory today for same- sex couples in maryland. maryland's court of appeals rules they can divorce in the state, even though maryland does not yet allow same-sex marriage. the case involved two women, married in california, and denied a divorce in 2012 by a maryland judge. opponents of the law are trying to overturn it in a potential voter referendum in november. >>> some of the most powerful leaders in the world are in western maryland for the g-8 summit. the meeting at camp david, frederick county, will focus on europe's debt crisis and the war in afghanistan. wjz is live. mare but bal -- mary bubala is live with the leaders and the very tight security in place. good afternoon, mary. >> reporter: good afternoon, kai. and good afternoon to everybody at home. many of these g-8 lead