an appeals court ruled today they cannot reopen the litigation against facebook founder mark zucker berg. the twins claim zuckerberg stole their idea to make facebook. the deal was settled for $65

an appeals court ruled today they cannot reopen the litigation against facebook founder mark zucker berg. the twins claim zuckerberg stole their idea to make facebook. the deal was settled for $65 million but the twins hoped an appeal would allow for a new settlement because the soaring value of the palo alto based company. >>> people who smoke could find themselves with fewer places to light up. it's the trend here, right? hotel lobbies, break rooms and even tobacco stores would fall under this revised smoking ban. the bill will be heard in committee this week. it does not apply to private homes unless day care centers are housed there. as expected, retail tobacco stores are against the bill. >>> in japan today, a minute of silence marked the one-month anniversary of the devastating earthquake and tsunami. >> that set in motion that tsunami which swept away entire towns. more than 13,000 people are now confirmed dead, and more than 14,000 are still missing. today's anniversary was punk waited by a 6.6 aftershock. three houses near the epicenter just collapsed killing a 16-year-old girl

he hired mark zucker berg to work on a different site.laims he received part ownership of the fledgling facebook in exchange in a statement facebook says this is a fraudulent lawsuit brought by a convicted felon who said this scam artist claims are ridiculous. >>> private security experts are warning consumers of the latest target of data thieves. they want your e-mail addresses. cyber criminals are using stolen e-mail addresses and to buy goods. one example the recent case when hackers stole e-mail addresses from online marketing firm epselon. security experts are trying to devise ways to increase prediction protection of e-mail addresses. >> many are not fully disclosed fees to their consumers from banks. a group says they checked out many bank bank and 62% failed to give their fee schedules on first request and 24% never complied after repeated requests. >> it's something easy to do to give consumers to give the information they need and avoid unfair banking fees. >> they are calling on the new consumer financial protection bureau to e

and, by the way, i'm looking for the female mark zucker burg or bill gates. [laughter] zuckerberg.i want to know, if any of you know that person, i want to see the first woman that creates some new technology that changes how we do everything. i think that's the next frontier we need to be looking for. >> absolutely. >> and i have one more question. i think we have time for one more question. if anyone else -- oh, great. please, go ahead. >> it's a question for both of you. dr. connie, you came from very humble beginnings. i wanted to know your, your interest and desire to escalate yourself. did it come from a parent? and then you also had a conflicting message which was you're never going to be quite good enough. and so i kind of want to know where that came from. >> you know -- >> and then a question for gloria, i guess i'd like to know what tape was in your head that you had to work against. >> it's interesting, both my parents, my father was a navy steward and joined as a servant class, my mother was a dentist who went to dental school in the philippines in the 1950s and very w