nico: if it does, i do not think marc benioff would mine.istinction that i see between those two is that amazon permeates every aspect of american life these days. and when it comes to salesforce, it is a much smaller player and he bought a national newsmagazine, rather than a tech magazine for instance, but this is ultimately a prestige play for him. this is a man who just sponsored a new transit center in san francisco to be named after his business. his company has the naming rights of the largest office tower that is west of the mississippi. so this is a man who really appreciate prestige and has a personal family history of these run out folks -- of these renowned folks in san francisco. emily: do you think we could see a similar pattern in tv? jon: that would be interesting. maybe broadcast tv, which is the area of the business that is struggling the most, or maybe some cable channels. i hear from well-to-do individuals all the time who are interested in a buying the cable-tv network, because that is a tougher business these days. but

that's the 171,000 people -- you heard that, 17 1,000 people celebrated all things tech marc benioffhe co-ceo of salesforce and the host of the whole shindig told us how he's disrupting with those who don't share salesforce's values. it's called ethics he spoke directly about how facebook had lost the values that let businesses keep with people and mark krieger the cofounders of instagram left the company because they had enough. yeah, the word is they were sick of a repay shouse sellout culture, ruled bizarres. excuse me, ceo, mark zuckerberg. it managed to get back the bulk of the losses and that's mostly facebook, part of so many etfs with netflix and amazon and the latter surged today. the stock will go to $3,000 by 2020 because it's disrupting far more than just retail. amazon is disrupting advertising. disrupting entertainment and data storm with the famous division which is always talked about here as being the single gem of tech worldwide. how about sq, that's right, square this uber cramer favorite went up to 6% and we need it as an "f" to f.a.n.g square is disrupting the in

. >> salesforce co-ceo marc benioff is giving a keynote in san francisco.s you just heard, part pep talk with a little humor mixed in. more than 175,000 people are expected for this four-daydream force event. marc benioff kicked things off with a big announcement. >> chris nguyen was there for us. joining us live from the moscone center. chris? >> we're talking about a massive contribution. it will make a huge impact on students in san francisco and oakland. marc benioff making it clear that he doesn't want to see any child left behind in the workforce of the future. you know it as one of the largest tech conferences in the world. dream force by salesforce. all that it entails. >> but for these students from willie brown middle school in san francisco, an opportunity to learn something new. >> the coding that they're doing and the activities they're using in school will one day translate into hpi wecom better community. >> as they coded away, salesforce co-ceo marc benioff kicked off the four-day event by sharing this. >> if you want to participate in all o

emily: salesforce founder marc benioff. we just heard marc benioff showed his take on instagram founders leaving facebook. we will dig into what really like to their departure and how the street took the surprise announcement. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: instagram's cofounders unfriended facebook tuesday. sources told bloomberg they left over growing tensions with mark zuckerberg. the duo had been at the company since facebook acquired instagram in 2012 and had largely been able to operate independently of facebook and zuckerberg. lately they have become frustrated with an unusual uptick in day-to-day involvement by zuckerberg, who is now more reliant on instagram, now worth $100 billion, for facebook's growth. sarah frier follow the story. sarah: facebook is so much more dependent on instagram now than it ever was. facebook's own growth is going to slow. they are going to have to spend more to grow in new areas. instagram is so crucial to the at picture. it just hit one billion users, but there are many more users they can

marc benioff tweeted photos from the top floor. no offices, just seating. he said the company will invite public people to come up free of charge. it's a tallest office building west of chicago and i bet from there, we will see some fog to the north? >>> i would go with that thought. we have low clouds and fog on the coast and there is an air quality alert with this weather pattern. the temperature curve probably the two hottest days of the week. 80s and 90s and then a sharp drop by monday. satellite shows low clouds and fog up and down the coast but the midland spots in the clear with temperatures recovering and the overcast is closer to half moon bay and pacifica and toward san francisco. we showed you the fog and then there will be some fog on the coast line. we have livermore at 84 degrees. livermore, 65 degrees and tracking wind with a bit of a breeze but nothing too strong. the wind is 3-8 miles. the wind is six and it might strengthen into the afternoon, 15-25. we are at the salesforce tower and it's what you would see if you were there. some haze to

per usual, the company's outspoken founder, marc benioff, had a lot to talk about.t times magazine and bought the salesforce tower. he has taken on a co-ceo. he has been busy. jason: very busy. bloomberg technology's emily chang covered all about with. marc benioff. . they discussed facebook and a new era of corporate responsibility. facebook of course purchased instagram six years ago and we now know the founders are leaving. is that a bad sign for facebook? is it a sign something has gone wrong? sign for them and they need to start paying attention. our industry has changed, you have already seen this. every ceo needs to ask themselves, what is the most important thing to you? what is the most important thing to your company? what is your highest value? our highest value at salesforce's trust. nothing is more important than the trust we have with our partners, our customers, our top executives. when you see top executives walking doubt, customers questioning your privacy practices, how you are using or misusing their data, how you are misusing partnerships, you ne

coming up, we heard marc benioff on his take of instagram founders leaving facebook. we now dig into what led to this departure and how announcement was taken. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ omberg. ♪ emily: instagram's cofounders unfriended facebook. they are leaving over growing tensions with mark zuckerberg. been at the company since facebook acquired instagram and they have been able to operate independently of facebook and mark zuckerberg. lately, they have become unusualed with an uptick in day-to-day involvement with zuckerberg who is now more reliant on instagram for facebook's future growth. i want to bring in sarah frier reporting on this. what happened? thatu are absolutely right facebook is so much more dependent on instagram now than ever. facebook's own growth is going to slow. they will have to spend more to grow. instagram is so crucial to that picture. it just hit one billion users but there are more users it could add. the advertising

. >> emily chang covered all of that with marc benioff.e is a real highlight from their interview when they discuss facebook and a new era of corporate responsibility. >> facebook but instagram six years ago. we know the founders are leaving. this was a bright spot for the company. is that a bad sign for facebook? assignment something has gone wrong? >> it is a sign they need to start paying attention. i have been talking about this for months. our industry has changed. every ceo needs to ask themselves, what is the most important thing to you? what is the most important to your company? what is your highest value? our highest value in salesforce is trust. nothing is more important than the trust we have in our employees and partners and top executives. when you see top executives walking out, you see customers questioning your privacy practices, and how your news fusing -- misusing data or partnerships you need to listen and wake up and say, what is going on? i'm not going to call out any one company has to change. for every ceo in our in

we have heard marc benioff trade barbs many times. is oracle in dire straits as he seems to think it is? keith: we are in a wonderful place. i have been with salesforce five years, just celebrated my fifth year anniversary in june, and i could not be more thrilled to be here. we are excited for the future. emily: who is the competition then? keith: there is competition and every element. our category of crm continues to broaden. we see competition. look at our results. we are growing at twice the rate of the market, taking share, operating at scale, growing at scale, executing at scale. at the end of the day our job is , to focus on our customers. we have over 30,000 employees that wake up every single day and there focus is on driving customer success. if we take care of that, everything else will take care of itself. emily: as the company continues to vertical eyes it's sales -- verticalize its sales strategy, what are the sales of sectors that you will --? what should we be looking forward to? keith dream force is our big : event o

good morning. >>> marc benioff is the latest billionaire to purchase an iconic publication. they picked up time from meredith, which a spotted earlier this year for $190 million. this is separate from salesforce and the couple is big ns timeazine. they will not be involved in the day-to-day operations. they want it to remain a washington post in 2013 for $250 million. >>> twitter stock is plunging this morning after a client said that the company is facing a high growth cost going forward in order to clean up the platform and keep it safe. facebook increases increase federal scrutiny. >>> the market is heading lower this morning. with trade concerns with the trump administration looking to hit china with another $20 billion in tariffs. let's go to the big board see how we are doing so far. the towers lower by two points. the nasdaq is down by $.43. >>> the scooter company bird is ruffling some feathers in santa cruz. drop up dozens of electric scooters in 30 different locations without notice. the city sent a cease-and- desist letter last week but it was ignored. bird issued

we heard from marc benioff, the head of salesforce this morning.e already 100% noble energy. there are so many others that are doing this. google, same way. i will use them as an example in the sustainability revolution. they bought in artificial intelligence company called the mind -- deep mind. the founders are incredibly smart. they asked deep mind if they could help with the energy used in google's server farms, the biggest in the world. with no new hardware and an increased output of process information, just with the use of ai, they were able to reduce energy use by 56% in all of these server farms. that is incredible. joel: it was somewhat counterintuitive how they did it. they changed how the whole operation work by actually maxing out concern areas. mr. gore: you obviously know all about this. i am glad. at first, they gave a recommendation to the managers every 30 minutes, and they got a 40% reduction. then they find out that the managers were just automatically accepting all the recommendations. let's just take it down to five minutes an

what's in the deal so the billionaires in question are marc benioff c.e.o. of sales force and his wife lynne benioff and the price they paid was one hundred ninety million dollars which is actually a lot of money for a magazine that reportedly for subscriptions drop by around twenty five percent in the last year and as you said richard this is part of a trend wealthy west coast patrons throwing financial lifelines at big legacy media outlets amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos that the washington post in two thousand and thirteen the atlantic and the n a times of also seen similar kinds of investments let's look at the long term what can these tech investors bring to help news outlets that are struggling to adapt to the digital age the media executives tend to get very excited about these kinds of deals and it's easy to see why they represent a validation of the journalism the print industry in general and more importantly they provide an injection of much needed cash for the by the visibility and influence that comes with owning one of these historic print publication

salesforce co- founder marc benioff is buying time magazine. ports, benioff and his wife are purchasing the iconic news magazine from the meredith corporation for 190- million dollars. meredith -- the publisher behind people magazine and better homes and gardens... acquired time incorporated, nearly eight- months ago... and put it up for sa in march. negotiations for the sale of three other publications owned by the company -- including fortune, money, and sports illustrated... are continuing. (landing vo/catherine) a south bay homeless camp was taken down by the authorities today... only to be put right back up again, if temorarily. and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports - there's hope that "hope village," as the camp is known, could be a model for more such camps. after setting up camp earlier this month on a parcel of state-owned land on ruff drive near the airport, the dozen or so homeless residents of "hope village" were to be evicted by 8 a.m. monday. four hours later, they had moved out and were allowed to pitch their tents just down the

marc benioff announcing he and his wife are buying "time" magazine for $190 million. art of salesforce and they promise not to be involved in editorial decisions, benioff worth around $6 billion, tweeting yesterday, quote, the power of "time" has always been its unique story telling of the people and issues that affect us all we have deep respect for their organization and honored to be stewards of this iconic brand. it was a big price, the seller, that took over "time" last year. it's since put up "time" magazine, "fortune," "money" and supportings i "sports illustrated" up for sale the new breed is less "citizen kane" and more bill gates. patrick soon-shiong bought the "l.a. times" this year, laurene powell jobs bought t flick as jeff bezos says when he bought the "washington post," we're not just trying to make money, we think this is important. of course they want a bigger voice. benioff has shied away from criticizing the president but this could make him a target the president has often criticized "time" for negative coverage and covers but praised in the 2016 wh

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. >>> salesforce founder and tech billionaire marc benioff acquired time magazine for -- magazine. he and his wife were honored to be the stewards of this iconic brand. they do not plan to be involved in the day-to-day operations. sale is subject to approval but is expected to close in the next 30 days. >>> former first lady michelle obama will be coming to bay area during her book tour. she will appear at the sap center on december 14 to talk about her book becoming. it offers a honest conversation between michelle obama and moderators. tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. friday. the book hit stores november 13. >>> the demand for bomb technicians has never been greater from homemade bombs to suicide bombs to remote bombs. the fbi has a school certifying bomb techs. a look at the only bomb training facility in the united states. ted states. >> remote-control bombs, victim initiated bombs. all that we have to practice and train on because we don't know what we are going to encounter. >> the director of the fbi hazardous devices school in alabama. >> 2900 protect us across america and the

today marc benioff tweeting he is sorry to hear of the closing of the transit center due to the cracked beam and he prays. >> a chaotic night in oakland riddled with gunshots and even police attacks west first told but the story on sunday. you can see 30th. in the early hours of the morning, hundreds came out to six different side shows across oakland. we're also learning, 85 cars were towed and only five were from oakland. >> a rare violent crime in the south bay. a 90-year-old man arrested for murder. detectives believe anthony aiello killed his 67-year-old step daughter. two weeks ago officers did a welfare check at her home in san jose on the east side near noble elementary school. the step daughter was injured and had died. officers arrested him yesterday. >>> six years in prison for hitting and injuring a chp officer with her car. the prosecutors say tammy walker was sentenced for a crash that almost cost a chp officer his life. in january on highway 4, the officer martin was riding up, writing up a traffic report on the highway when an oncoming suv flipped and landed on him. >>>

traffic aside, there was a big announcement from the company's co-ceo marc benioff. salesforce is donating $15.5 million to the san francisco and oakland unified school districts. >> i started salesforce so i could give back to the city that i love and care for so much. and top have a company that lets me do that, that's all that matters. >> dream force runs through friday. howard street is closed between third and fourth due to dream force. >>> air canada pointing the finger at sfo after one of its flights almost crashed into a line of planes on a taxiway. this video shows that flight last july. an air canada report released today said it was hard for the pilots to distinguish the right runway because of bad lighting and construction at st. fo. the ntsb released findings today, among them pilot fatigue. in a statement sfo said they've already started making some changes. >>> today a second woman accusing supreme court nominee bret cabanaugh of sexual assault said she will talk to the fbi. deborah ramirez told "the new yorker" kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a pa

. >>> the top of salesforce tower is open with ceo marc benioff tweeting photos from the top floor and he wrote there are no offices, just seating to enjoy the major views. he said the public will be invited free of charge. the salesforce tower is the largest office building west of chicago. we see the fog on many mornings. >>> it's 4:40. >>> a shocking statement by the pope. coming up, how he said the sex abuse scandals rocking the catholic church is having an impact on attendance. >>> defending his nomination and reputation. upreme court nominee, judge kavanaugh disputes claims of sexual conduct. this, as we learn of a possible third accuser. >>> good morning. traffic is moving along well to start the morning commute on the golden gate bridge with a little bit of fog, but nothing major for traffic. >>> something major is called fog near the coast and around the bay. a big difference on the temps and we will take a look. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. a blown insulator is being blamed for a scary incident on bart that happened 5:30 saturday night. riders said they heard a loud noi

. >>> salesforce ceo marc benioff appears to be purchasing time magazine for $190 million from the meredithcorporation. the payment will be made all in cash. he said, we will take on no operational responsibility for time magazine and will only look to be the stewards of the historic and iconic brand. >>> former first lady michelle obama's coming to the bay area. she will be promoting her new memoir called becoming. the event is described as an intimate conversation with fir tickets go on sale on friday. >>> ethics is bringing big names to the latest miniseries and it is the biggest night in television. >>> have those stories and more on today's eye on entertainment. >>> the 70th annual prime time emmy awards. the hose, michael che and collin joe still have plenty of clinical jokes. >> the epic "game of thrones" leads the pack with 22 nominations after missing the eligibility period for last year's ceremony. >> it's normal, anyway. >> reporter: emma stone and jonah hill or any mindbending drug trial. >> maybe they have a cosmic connection. >> reporter: they will recommend other big names in

the is still unclea in the first place the fremont street below >>> marc benioff, the founder of salesforce tweeted, quote, i'm very sorry to hear about the closing of the transit center due to the cracked beam. i pray this was a blessing in the crack was discovered before anyone was hurt and injured. most important thing is the safety and well-being of our community. >>> new information on the sideshows in east oakland this past weekend. police rested two people in connection with these sideshows. one driver was arrested after his pickup swerved and hit a police cruiser, entering a police officer. another driver arrested after his car rammed other vehicles as he attempted to flee from police. almost 100 cars were towed. >>> mountain view police have arrested a man accused of choking and raping a woman in her car. police say 29-year-oldmale frie ask her for a ride. after she picked him up police say powell choked her in the car until she lost consciousness. when she regained consciousness she told police powell was sexually assaulting her. she says she managed to push him out of the car and

the top of the sales force tower for free and that's according to a tweet from sales force ceo marc benioff. standing at 61 stories high the building offers incredible views, the top floor has no offices, just really large windows with views of the bay area. >>> still ahead, the oakland a's chance to clinch a spot in the playoffs for the first time in four years. >>> plus, it stills feels a little like summer today, but you will need to pull out your scarves soon you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> today 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo will learn just how serious his knee injury is. garoppolo hurt his leg the fourth quarter of the team's loss to the kansas city chiefs yesterday. he's having an mri today to confirm where he tore the acl in his knee, which would end his season. niners head coach kyle address 4:00 this afternoon. we will have the details on abc 7 news at 4:00. >>> and more sports news, the a's have a chance to clinch a playoff spot today. more than 35,000 fans watched the minnesot

winner: time magazine sold by meredith corp. to salesforce co-founder marc benioff for $190 million .e founder marc benioff. "the transaction is unrelated" to salesforce. marc benioff is the founder, chairman and co-ceo of the sales, service and marketing software giant.time magazine reaches a combined audience of more than 100 million readers in print and online, including over 50 million digital visitors and 40 million social followers each month. its major franchises include the time 100 most influential people, person of the year, best inventions, genius companies and world's greatest places. winner: coke, aurora cannabis in talks to make marijuana- infused drinks . . .coca-cola is in talks with cannabis producer aurora cannabis to make marijuana-infused beverages. the companies would likely develop health-focused beverages that will ease inflammation, pain and cramping. there is no guarantee that talks between the companies will be successful or that a commercial agreement would be made public.the companies would likely develop health-focused beverages that will ease inflammation

what's in the deal so the billionaires in question are marc benioff c.e.o. of sales force and his wife lynne benioff and the price they paid was one hundred ninety million dollars which is actually a lot of money for a magazine that reportedly for a subscription drop by around twenty five percent in the last year and as you said richard this is part of a trend wealthy west coast patrons throwing financial lifelines at big legacy media outlets amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos that was the washington post in two thousand and thirteen the atlantic and the n a times of also seen similar kinds of investments let's look at the long term what can these tech investors bring to help news outlets that are struggling to adapt to the digital age the media executives tend to get very excited about these kinds of deals and it's easy to see why they represent a validation of that journalism the print industry in general and more importantly they provide an injection of much needed cash for the body is the visibility and influence that comes with owning one of the things start to p

what's in the deal so the billionaires in question are marc benioff c.e.o. of sales force and his wife lynn benioff and the price they paid was one hundred ninety million dollars which is actually a lot of money for a magazine that reportedly for subscriptions drop by around twenty five percent in the last year and as you said richard this is part of a trend wealthy west coast patrons throwing financial lifelines at big legacy media outlets amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos that the washington post in two thousand and thirteen the atlantic and the n a times of also seen similar kinds of investments let's look at the long term what can these tech investors bring to help news outlets that are struggling to adapt to the digital age the media executives tend to get very excited about these kinds of deals in an easy to see why they represent a validation of the journalism the print industry in general and more importantly they provide an injection of much needed cash for the by the visibility and influence that comes with owning one of the three story print publications e

. >>> elsewhere in corporate news, a billionaire sales force founder marc benioff and his wife announcedt night that they've purchased "time" magazine for a whopping $190 million. now, the benioffs say that they, quote, will not take on any operational responsibility for "time" and look only to be the stewards of this historic and iconic brand. of course, they join the legions of others, such as jeff bezos, who acquired "washington post" there earlier in the year as well. >> yeah, i wonder if we'll see any changes that will be obvious to us, the readers. joumana, thank you. >>> still ahead, hollywood is gearing up for television's biggest night. we'll go live to los angeles for a preview of the emmys, next. is, protect yourself... and your sister-in-law's... tennis partner's... chatty coworker's... youngest daughter's... entire judo class. one shot can make a world of difference. walgreens has specially trained pharmacists, that know which flu shot is right for you. protecting the world... over 60 million flu shots and counting. starts with protecting yours. walgreens trusted since 1901.

the co—founder of salesforce.com, marc benioff, and his wife, are personally buying time for $190 millionith corporation bought the iconic magazine, but had to slash jobs due to rising costs. typhoon mangkhut is continuing to wreak havoc across southern china. it's already left a trail of destruction in hong kong, macau and the philippines, killing dozens of people as it did so. the region is now beginning to count the cost of the typhoon. monica miller is in our asia business hub in singapore. many are still grappling with the aftermath. monica, it's hard at this stage to try to think about the cost, but of course that has to be dealt with at some point. absolutely. it's reallyjust too ha rd to absolutely. it's reallyjust too hard to tell what the cost will be at the end of the day. the typhoon has been downgraded to a tropical storm which will make matters a bit easier to get to the people that need to assess the damage. we are starting to get some figures in. in southern china, they suffered roughly $30 million in damage according to local news reports, a lot due to the gusts of wind w

on.ys good to have you salesforce chairman marc benioff joins bloomberg markets talking about the new ownership with apple and more. speaking of the united states right now, talking about the european union future and more. you can watch it on the apple live go on your terminal. this is bloomberg. xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. mark: president trump is attacking a second woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. the president spoke to reporters during a meeting with colombia's president. he dismissed her allegations. it or heardew about about it, now a new charge c

what's in the deal so the billionaires in question are marc benioff c.e.o. of sales force and his wife lynn benioff and the price they paid was one hundred ninety million dog. which is actually a lot of money for a magazine that reportedly sorts of scription drop by around twenty five percent in the last year and as you said richard this is part of a trend wealthy west coast patrons throwing financial lifelines at big legacy media outlets amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos that was the washington post in two thousand and thirteen the atlantic and the n a times of also seen similar kinds of investments let's look at the long term what can these tech investors bring to help news outlets that are struggling to adapt to the digital age the media executives tend to get very excited about these kinds of deals and it's easy to see why they represent a validation of that journalism the print industry in general and more importantly they provide an injection of much needed cash for the by the visibility and influence that comes with owning one of these historic print publicati

the greatest come he had been meant toward by some greats and have been for others, meg whitman, marc benioff being an entrepreneur today and the advice they need differ from when you started in the business? >> is way different. there is not a boss that tell you what to do all day long. we have to inspire and motivate people and make sure they can do all they do. emily: you talk about ego and how entrepreneurs can sometimes lose their way. how do you counsel entrepreneurs to make sure they don't get caught up in the wealth and power and the arrogance? to make sure we build value into the company from day one and teach how to be honest and transparent and humble, the higher you up you go in a company and the world, the more you have an obligation to do better. so i worked really hard and try to select founders that want coaching, because it's not just our money. we care a lot about -- you have seen our events. to bring an army to go to bring an army to go help the company get better, but it's not fun to give someone money doesn't want to have helped. emily: you also try to connect them with p

what it means for your money >>> plus salesforce's cofounder marc benioff buys "time" magazine thosecoming up as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square take a look at equity futures at this hour. dow looks like it would open off about 30 points. nasdaq off about 18 points s&p off about four points. it may be this president trump likely to announce new tariffs on about $200 billion on chinese goods that could come as soon as today. that comes even as administration officials try to resolve and restart talks in this ongoing dispute christine lagarde says the global economic outlook has deteriorated she made her comments in london. she says there are signs that growth has peaked in some imf economies. >>> also a proxy fight is set to escalate at campbell's soup. the company has filed proxy materials. each are urging shareholders to vote for two different slates of board members. >>> fl

this weekend we bring you our best interviews from the week, including outspoken salesforce ceo marc benioffing of title and his thoughts on regulating the tech industry. tune in this saturday for the best of "bloomberg technology." this is bloomberg. ♪ brad: a japan aerospace exploration agency made history this saturday becoming the first country to land unmanned rovers on an asteroid. launch in 2014, the goal is to bring back a sample from beneath the surface of the r.e.u.g.a asteroid 280 kilometers from earth. they went to see an asteroid could bring water to earth. this week, two hopping rovers sent back images. some say this mission is a first step towards the future business of asteroid mining. tom, thanks for joining us. tom: i spoke in a separate interview with the president. he's very excited about the scientific expiration to see if asteroids brought water molecules to prehistoric earth but he also knows the -- being used by a spacecraft could be used for asteroid mining one day. brad: i thought han solo in" "empire strikes back" taught us to never land on an asteroid. tom: they h

. >>> and marc benioff sounding off on facebook. he told jim cramer last night on "mad money." we have given a huge amount of power to so many technology companies, that's why there's a conversation in washington, d.c. about regulation should they be regulated not just facebook, every company. you know i called for the regulation of facebook >> yes, you did. that's right, yes, you did >> i said they lost my trust because of how they handled their privacy scandal. they are in a crisis of trust. facebook is still in that crisis of trust, so you see those actions by customers, consumers and executives they can change. every company can change they're not the only company going through a crisis of trust. but our industry needs to wake up and realize there is a tech lash happening, and we need to step up to a new level of ethical and humane use >> benioff also covered a wide range of topics with jim including his purchase of "time" magazine you can see that entire interview right now on cnbc.com. >>> when we come back, the fed expected t

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marc benioff has done a lot for veterans families, which means a lot to me. andrea: and is one of the causes you support. craig: very much so. in brief, i figure if someone is willing to sacrifice a lot, ande going to a place taking a bullet to protect me, i should do something, and as a country, we are forgetting how much we owe them, and as a country, we never understood how much their families suffer. andrea: what do think we should be doing to support veterans and their families? there is a pretty big range of things. we need to preserve and expand the g.i. bill. we need to get veterans better coverage for things like where they may have inhaled a lot of toxic stuff. we need the fda to be better women for the support of veterans, because right now the number of women veterans is large already and just getting bigger and bigger, and maybe we need to remind veterans service officers that when a couple comes through, please do not le.ume the vet is the ma andrea: moving back to journalism for a bit. the young charity, what do you see as the new revenue model

it now belongs to tech billion are -- billionaire marc benioff. he reportedly paid $190 million -- one $90 million for the magazine. j.p. morgan chase director said that he could beat president trump in an election. >>> constant robo calls may be getting worse. we will see more. what tells about this? >> 40 billion mobile phone calls are expected to be placed in 2019. that is an uptake from last year. half are expected to be spam. nearly 30% of all calls were scamming calls. one of the most popular strategies our neighborhood spoofing. the scammer spoofs the number to make it look like it is a local number. >>> thank you for the stories. >>> it is 5:39. part plans to transform one of the parking lots into housing. >>> plus, new roadblock for the overhaul of the twin peaks total. -- tunnel. and make room for a new housing development. >>> bart plans to clear out one of the oakland parking lot to make room for new housing development. they want to build a pair of high risers. it is intended to help revitalize the chinatown area. the development will

students had a chance to meet salesforce c-e- o marc benioff on the first day of the annual "dreamforce" conference... he was joined by local mayors and school leaders.. <"as teachers begin to see those resources arriving at their sites and in their classrooms, it will continue to show them the support, uh, that they see and that they need."> including need."> including the new grant money -- salesforce hasdonated 50 million dollars to bay area public schools since20-13. (pam) an update now on a controversial homeless housing proposal in the south bay... san jose county supervisors voted 3-2 to accept a bid to demolish the old city hall building ... that some wanted to be converted into temporary ... transitional housing for people in need. san jose county officials heard from the community today.... the housing proposal was planned to house as many as 150 people who are now living on the streets. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: it was lawrence karnow: it was ho