now for more on mark zuckerberg and his interesting voting history, we turn to scott mcgrew. >> mark zuckerberg for all of his influence on world politics, from egypt to america, doesn't vote very often. in fact reporters looking at his voting record, which is public, says he's only voted once in his life. the bay citizen says it found evidence he's registered to vote in his hometown in new york state. never voted there. then moved to california, registered in santa clara county and voted just once. now, that was in november of 2008. now, we have no way of knowing, obviously, who he voted for nor is that any of our business, but that ballot would have pitted then senator obama against john mccain. brent and laura. >> very interesting. >>> 5:34 right now. and for everything you need to know about the president's visit, become a friend of our facebook page, nbc bay area morning news. we will have a link to the president's schedule and how you can see his address. >>> two people are recovering after a harrowing ordeal in the bay near san quentin. they had to be rescued after their row bo

mark zuckerberg will be the moderator of the public webcast and the questions are preselected from facebook users and we just checked this morning and so far 31,000 people, more than 31,000, have already rsvp'ed. so the president will talk about the economy, the deficit

one of them from facebook boss mark zuckerberg. how about the people who weren't invited. they showed up and gathered outside. kris sanchez joining us from palo alto. what was the mood outside of the venue and how many protesterser and what exact ly were they protesting. >> reporter: there were a couple hundred protesters who gathered outside in front of the facebook headquarters here in palo alto. but much to their disappointment, before the president's motorcade got to the front entrance, it made a left. before that, obama supporters mixed with protesters against war and with those who say that he ought to be in washington instead of on the campaign trail. others holding up signs saying that the president is too influenced by corporate america. now, though the president's visit draws crowds and security can make for a tricky commute, the ire had mostly to do with his politics and not his presence here in palo alto. >> kind of weird, but i enjoyed the logistics and watching the motorcades. >> i think palo alto is used to a lot of this, i mean, having stanford here. we had

obama and facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. the duo talk off their jackets before getting down to business and the president discussing everything from the budget deficit to the power of social media. >> facebook employees got to hear the president speak for free but right now mr. obama is at a big-money fundraising dinner san francisco's pacific heights neighbor neighborhood at the hole of a sales force ceo. how much to dine with the president? about $36,000. 60 high-rolling donors are at the evebts as we speak and security, needless to say is extremely tight. >>> where the president goes along with his fans, the protesters surely follow. >> we're talking page mill road, a main artery through palo alto can created a snarl in the middle of the afternoon commute. >> kris sanchez is live at facebook headquarters in palo alto with how the president was received outside that town howl meeting. >> at one point it looked like the president might only hear from protesters but at one point the crowd chant eed "barack oba has to go." an

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they're giving mark zuckerberg all his traffic, but they're not recouping it back. you have to figure out how to integrate that back in. >> are you saying talk to coca-cola.com? you should have a coca-cola facebook page but drive them back to coca-cola.com? >> it's about using them in tandem. >> how do you use them in tandem other than just linked to each other? >> some companies like microsoft is aggregating the discussions from facebook or twitter right back onto the actual web pages. so you can see what people are saying right on the corporate web page. that's how you're starting to see that integrate. >> what about most people that are watching probably don't -- aren't the ceos of toyota or ford. what should the small business owner be doing? >> for them, they have a lot less resources, but there are free tools you can use such as discuss that can pull in conversations and use that on their own website. >> when that person googles discuss -- he's a small business owner. he says oh, the analyst said it's d-i-s -- >> q-u-s. silicon valley spelling. just get rid of

. >> reporter: he is referring to mark zuckerberg. the president was focused on the economy and his plan to reduce to deficit. >> allows people like me and frankly, you mark, for paying more in taxes. >> i am cool with that. >> reporter: as the president discussed the budget, energy and immigration, protesters rallied outside of facebook headquarters. this was part of a fund raising tour through the bay area and a glimpse to the reelection strategy. >> you got to be involved. especially the young people here. if you don't give the system a push, it's not going to change. >>> there is question if the energized youth that helped put him into office is still energized. >> it died down with the recession. i was energized after watching the whole thing. >> reporter: we will show you more of the town hall plus the presidents answer to a question of what he would have done differently. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >> president obama is in san francisco till tomorrow morning. he is set to attend a breakfast fundraiser. tickets started a

now, today's town hall will be hosted by young ceo mark zuckerberg. for more on mr. zuckerberg and his peculiar voting history, we turn to scott mcgrew in our newsroom now. >> it's peculiar, marla, because for all of his influence on world politics, from egypt to america, he doesn't vote very often. in fact reporters looking at his voting record, which is public, say mark zuckerberg has only voted once in his life. the bay citizen found evidence he registered to vote in his hometown in new york state but never actually cast a ballot. then he registered in santa clara county and voted just once in november of 2008. obviously we have no way of knowing who he voted for, nor is that any of our business, but the ballot that he would have voted pitted then senator obama against john mccain. laura. >> maybe you'll have the chance to ask him. you're heading over to facebook today, i understand. >> i will be there for the president's visit. i'm be live blocking on nbc bay area as well. >> we'll look forward to that. >>> and you can also take a look at the president's schedule

it will happen at facebook headquarters in palo alto hosted by facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg. president will answer preselected questions culled from thousands of facebook users. and later mr. obama will attend several fundraisers in san francisco. >>> people in the east bay might have to pay more for water. today the east bay municipal utility district will discuss a proposal to raise water rates by 12% over the next two years. if the board goes forward with that plan, a public hearing and a vote will be held in june. >>> well, we have so much water already and well we have more water to come. we have some more showers showing up around the bay area. we have substantial showers in the north bay pockets of moderate rain here. we'll see this on and off throughout the day today so be prepared. we have a lot of clouds and a chance of more scattered showers throughout the day today. with that in mind, going to keep things unsettled outside. clouds and yup some sprinkles this morning. temperatures mainly into the 50s as we head into afternoon bringing temperatures up into the 50s,

i enjoyed that he said i went he said i was the guy who pwas able to get mark zuckerberg into a sportnecktie law. >> isabel: i believe that mark zuckerberg gave president obama hoodie gave him. >> kimberlee: baytobreakers.com go to the faebook fan page and some pictuerswould love to see you prepare for your costume. your pictures and videos to be featured in the kron 4 newscast. we need to solve the problem. the state budget crisis threatens our economy... and our schools. loans to small businesses on hold. job creation at a standstill. 30,000 teachers already laid off. can we really afford billions more in cuts? $13 billion more devastates our schools, our safety, and the california we know. it's time for lawmakers to finally get the problem solved now. our kids and economy can't afford to wait. >> marty: a bio diesel fuel is offered in 49 in oakland. yesterday it was began. it is 255 per gallon less compared to a regular diesel. this is made from used cooking oil without modification and it can be used in by a diesel engines. henry will be talking to the ceo of a spiral diesel fuel

mark zuckerberg hosted the president, the theme shared responsibility and shared prosperity. >> what we are trying to do it put together a plan that doesn't slash spending so drastically we can't still make investments in education and infrastructure. when it comes to energy, immigration, when it comes to getting the deficit undercontrol in a smart way, improving math and science education, reinvesting in our infrastructure, we got more work to do. i know some of you who might have been involved in the campaign, you think, you are frustrated, gosh, it didn't get done fast enough. but if you are behind it, if you put the same energy and imagination that you put into facebook, the plateicate process, there is nothing we can't solve. all right. >> reporter: facebook employees made up most of the audience. president obama answered eight questions. reporting, grant lotus kron 4 news. >> rob fladeboe shows you the protesters. >> reporter: 100 protesters lined the road outside facebook headquarters. most carrying signs critical of president obama's foreign and economic policy. >> i made the

when he talked about reducing the deficit in part by raising taxes on the wealthy he looked at mark zuckerberg. >> let's take people like me and you mark, for paying more in taxes. >> i'm cool with that. i know you're okay with that. the billionaire tells the president he's cool with that plan. the president took questions from zuckerberg, facebook employees and prescreened online questions. zuckerberg seemed uncomfortable with our camera and wouldn't take questions. >>> it's harder and harder to stay under the radar especially if you have an iphone. there's a file that tracks your every move. you cannot delete it. >> this is me starting off in denver. >> reporter: when pete moved to san francisco he knew his iphone could let him know where he was. he didn't know the iphone was logging that information and storing it. >> then i spent a few days driving through, i stopped over in utah. is this something that should be brought to public attention. warden unveiled their finding. any apple device that runs ios4 the latest operating system reaping the data log. >> this data has been collected and k

facebook quarterbacks in palo alto and was joined on stage wi the facebook notoriously casual ceo mark zuckerberg. >> my name is barack obama. i'm the guy who got mark to wear a jacket and tie. the president defended the budget plan including a proposal to raise taxes on wealthy americans and criticized the deep cuts many republicans are pushing for. he made a pitch to younger voters. according to the white house, 30% of president obama 19 million facebook friends are under 25. one more note about the president's visit, we mentioned he attended a $35,000 a plate fundraiser in the presidio heights neighborhood last night. will i am of the black eyed peas tweeted this photo showing mr. obama with singer stevie wonder. >>> san jose butcher dog park will reopen now that authorities determined poison did not kill a dog that died after playing there on saturday. the park shut down as a precaution. necropsy showed no sign of the toxic substances in the dog's body. >>> today, san francisco is expected to do something to make it easier for you to park but it means sometime soon it could cost you more to d

. >> facebook employees, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg was moderator. >> i am nervous. we have the president of the united states here. >> president obama took questions from the audience and people who submitted questions online. the president took the opportunity to talk about his accomplishments in office. >> we saved the u.s. auto industry. >> reporter: he called for young voters to remain involved and he answered a question on what he would have changed in his first two years. says he wished he could have better explained healthcare reform. >> i am not sure i could have. >> reporter: it's unclear how many peach watched this but it was webcast live on facebook to hundreds of millions of users. in palo alto, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a few anti-war profesters were outside facebook headquarters today. theycode pink protesters urged the president to close the prison at guantanamo bay. >> another demonstration outside palo alto city hall drew dozens of people. they hope the president will oppose cuts that help low income families. speakers say they fear cut

among those making the list, congresswoman gabrielle giffords, facebook's mark zuckerberg and teen heart throb justin bieber. >>> and happy birthday to actress carol burnett who today turns 78. >>> all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. find out where mother nature will strike next as deadly weather lashes the nation's mid section. >>> and "today" takes you live to london where fears are setting in about the weather at england's royal wedding, now just three days away. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

. >>> if you saw "social network" you are aware of the twins suing mark zuckerberg. he's won the latest round in court. the twins are not done yet. >>> the cast of stomp will perform here at 6:15 this morning. if you can't handle it, get your ear plugs. >> it's one of the best parts of doing the news. you get interesting guests. stomp. good morning mike. >> good morning, scott. stomp is one of my favorite live shows. we tried to recreate it. we didn't do well. that's why we are not on tour. the giants game. second in the three-game series tonight. similar traffic report as yesterday. 3:00 is when they close the local streets. we hope it's a different result from yesterday. the carquinez bridge across the north bay to the east bay is moving smoothly. we expect heavier volume. no big deal. there's spring breaks floating around. san mateo bridge, traveling from the east bay to the peninsula. very few taillights, cameras are steady. no wind advisory. past the bridge, you might find flashing lights. there's construction that's picked up. no closures. back to you. >> thank

special panel of judges to review their claim that they didn't get a fair deal while settle, mark zuckerberg. >> the bruins battle away from bean town and controversy in the world's oldest race. plus, lebron leads the team to a bout against philly. >>> a severe weather outbreak is in the forecast. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, last night in the nba playoffs, the high powered heat took a demanding two-game lead over a philadelphia 76ers team that hasn't been able to beat miami all season. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. after a weekend of close finishes and upsets, the miami heat made sure there was no doubt about last night's game against the 6ers. to south beach, dwyane wade who battled migraines giving the 6ers headaches all night, living up to his nickname the flash. joel anthony sparks the ply. heat win going away 94-73. >>> bulls and pacers, derek rose score 36. the ashton kutcher look alike knocks down the three. chicago

he was joined on stage by facebook's notoriously casual ceo mark zuckerberg. >> my name is barack obama and i am the guy who got mark to wear a jacket and tie. >> the president and zuckerberg eventually took off their jackets. the town hall meeting was streamed live where the president has 19 million followers. questions came from employees and those who submitted them on the white house facebook page. it was very clear that the president was focusing on a specific facebook audience, younger voters. >> be involved, especially the young people here. it is your generation. if you don't give us a shove and if you don't give the system a push, it is not going to change. and you will be the ones who end up suffering the consequences. >> according to the white house, 30% of president obama's facebook friends are under 25. 29% are 45 or older. as for the schedule, the president will spend the night in san francisco tomorrow morning. he will attend a private fundraiser brrrr breakfast in san francisco -- break -- breakfast and then he will go to a town hall event in reno. >>> to the south bay w

and then, joe green, he was roommates at harvard with mark zuckerberg and passed on the chance to partner up on facebook. >> you chose not to partner with mark, correct? he asked you to be part of facebook. your dad said don't get involved with that mark zuckerberg. >> do you still talk to your dad? just kidding. >> i do. >> is that true? >> it is. yeah. my father's a professor at ucla, and the previous zuckerberg project had gotten us in a little bit of trouble with harvard. >> but greene went on to do all kinds of amazing things, we'll talk with him about how he's changing the world for the better. that's at 9:00 a.m. right after "meet the press" on nbc bay area. >>> we have more ahead still coming up on "today in the bay." one online populity contest behind a 2012 presidential election. >>> and political analyst, larry gereson weighs in on the political power of social media sites. >>> good morning, i'm mike inouye, there's lots to do today in the bay. just as fleeting as the weekend seems, so is the cherry blossoms time. today marks the final day of the northern california cherry blos

he said he stumbled across new things, e-mails between mark zuckerberg and himself. like this one where zuckerberg allegedly complains of siglia's ownership at 80% is too much and, quote, i'd like to suggest that we officially return to the 50/50 ownership. facebook denies these magically new discovered e-mails are actually real. >>> the federal trade commission meanwhile may look into complaints from parents that games and apps like farmville or the smurfs encourage kids to spend their parents money. parents hand over the iphone or laptop to kids, not realizing that when the kids buy seeds or costumes or other virtual goods, parents are build real money through paypal or itunes. a congresswoman from massachusetts has asked for a full investigation. so, for instance, you can buy a pony for farmville using farmville money but that translates into real money for mom and dad. >> and no real pony. >> and no real pony. that's a lot of allowance. >> which is the genius of this thing. how on earth -- >> oh, it is. the game companies say we spell this out pretty clearly and y

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the two former classmates of mark zuckerberg say the stock was worth less than claimed at time of the settlement. >>> president obama will be in the bay area on wednesday. in this video, the president invites citizens to participate virtually in a town hall at facebook that will be streamed live. the president is expected at a fund-raiser at the masonic auder to where tickets range from $25 to $2500. guests will spend $5,000 a -- will spend $35,000 a plate another night. >>> the picture captured by davenport about president, davenport is being recalled to resign. davenport said she will not resign. >>> it is spring and looking outside, april showers bring may flowers. this is how it looked in oakland today. light rain fell on and off all morning in oakland. as you can see by these pictures. it was the same story in san francisco. a light rain fell and then skies never really cleared up all day long. kind that gray haze marin layer. kind of gloomy. will it continue, let's go to bill in the weather center. >> yeahing we got more showers in the forecast this week. keep umbrellas handy. i

. >> obama fue presentado por el creador de facebook mark zuckerberg aprovechó la oportunidad para promovere sigan paso a paso la celebración de la semana santa, permitirá a muchos estar en misa sin salir de su casa. >> (♪). >> ceremonia que podrán llegar en directo hasta su casa, un computador un simple click a través de la conferencia episcopal colombiana le ofrecerá todo acerca de la semana santa, contada a viva voz con sus protagonista. >> y esa es la razón por qué hemos abierto una página, una web donde nosotros estamos colocando toda una información relativa con la semana mayor, pero también vamos a transmitir todos los eventos que en roma se van a llevar a cabo. >> comenzó a funcionar el pasado viernes y durante toda la semana mayor día y noche permitirá a creyentes y no creyentes pero sobre todo a los más jóvenes, conocer a profundidad esta celebración religiosa, una de las más importantes del catolicismo en el mundo. >> y por ello la iglesia quiere ofrecer estas alternativas para salir de un evangelio clásico, montóno de. >> el canal católico en colombia llevará en directo las tran

he asked you to be part of facebook and your dad said, don't get involved with that mark zuckerberg? >> and do you still talk to your dad? >> i do. >> just kidding. is it true? >> yes. my father is a professor at ucla and the previous zuckerberg project got us in trouble in harvard. i was also working for the kerry campaign and mark and i are still close. >> one of your business partners currently is sean parker who if someone has seen the movie is the bad guy. have you seen the movie? he's the bad guy. don't partner with him. surely that's going to cause a little bit of concern. >> i don't think so. i think sean is one of the most respected entrepreneurs, one of the great product thinkers and a great human being. he's helped a lot of entrepreneurs including myself very effectively. he's a close friend of mine as well. >> i know in the early days before causes was a name that was his thing. the two of you late nights in berkeley, coding, dreaming to change the world. how involved is he now? >> sean and i started with the understanding he'd be involved for a couple of years and move o

. >>> a federal appeals court ruled that mark zuckerberg's former harvard classmates can not undo their settlement. the twins agreed to a settlement of $20 million and partial ownership of facebook back in 2008. they claimed later that the deal underestimated the value. the court ruled that the twins were savvy enough to understand their agreement at the time. the dispute was the basis for the film the social network. >>> on wall street stocked traded in a narrow range and finished flat. the dow gained one point and the nasdaq lost eight after the international monetary fund lowered its estimate for u.s. economic growth. >>> earnings season is off to a discouraging start as alcoa posted results that did not meet forecasts. sales fell short of $6 billion. analysts predicted more than $6 billion. the shares are off 3.5% in after hour tradings. >>> the gas prices continue to climb with bay area averages at or near $4.20 a gallon. san francisco is now averaging $4.21 a gallon, the highest in the nation. that is also $0.22 higher than one month ago and about a dollar higher than this time la

a man filing a revised complaint monday against mark zuckerberg. he wants half of facebook. lia gave zuckerberg $1,000 way back when to get facebook off the ground. facebook's attorneys say seg leah is a scam artist. >>> 5:25. the tsa defending its actions this morning. did a patdown on a 6-year-old girl go too far? we are going to show you the video that went viral. >> plus, a suspected serial killer arrested in the bay area. how the names of his alleged victims could help solve other cold cases. >>> and a house fire overnight. a man tried to fight it himself with a garden hose. we'll tell you about the challenges firefighters found when they got here coming up. >>> and huge rallies planned at every, single state campus here at the university of -- the cal state university system here in california. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. ,, ,,,,,, the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead

he now says he's stumbled across old e-mails between then harvard student mark zuckerberg and himselflike this one, where zuckerberg complains siglia's 80% ownership is too much and says i'd like to suggest we officially return to a 50/50 ownership. facebook denies any of the e-mails are actually real. >>> the federal trade commission may look into complaints from parents that games and apps like farmville or the smurfs encourage kids to spend their parents' money. what happens is parents hand over the phone or the laptop to kids, not realizing when kids buy seeds on farmville or costumes or virtual goods, the parents are billed real money through paypal or itunes. the "wall street journal" says a congresswoman from massachusetts has asked for a full investigation. i looked through our archives and found at least one example of a family that ended up with a $1200 bill based on a smurfs game. that's going to be a shock when you get your itunes bill. >> the same thing happens with cell phones and texting. i know a lot of parents face that with texting. >> do you remember way back when i

facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will be the moderator of the public webcast and the questions are preselected from facebook users, from you. so far 31,000 people have already rsvp'ed. the president will be talking about the economy, the deficit and tax plan. of course, there is the 2012 election coming up so he is also here to fundraise. this is some video of his last visit to the bay area. it was back in february. after the facebook town hall meeting, obama is scheduled to head up to san francisco for three fundraisers and we have a breakdown of what his plans are in san francisco. so tonight he will attend the private dinner at the presidio heights home of the ceo of salesforce.com and 60 supporters are paying more than $35,000 a seat so there are no cheap seats at that dinner. later mr. obama will speak to supporters at the masonic auditorium and tomorrow he will leave but first he will have breakfast at the saint regis hotel so if you can't afford tens of thousands to attend one of these private dinners, breakfastes, you can hear his message over facebook broadcast at 1:45 this afternoon.

headquarters in palo alto and had some fun with attendees there saying he was proud to get founder mark zuckerberg into a shirt and tie and also touting his 19 million facebook fans which is half that of spongebob squarepants, the preps pointed out. now, his -- the president pointed out. now, his goal right now to raise an unprecedented $1 billion for his campaign. last night in presidio heights 60 supporters paid more than $35,000 each for dinner with the president. but mr. obama also had to take some criticism. some protestors standing outside several of his events last night. a lot of folks that are far on the left concerned that he is moving too far to the center. so very busy day here after the president wakes up in san francisco. breakfast at the saint regis then heading to sfo flying to reno and then back to california before the end of the day sleeping tonight down in los angeles. [ sirens ] >> thank you, anne makovec in san francisco. awaiting the president's arrival at the saint regis. >>> oakland police questioning someone in connection with a spring of sex crimes near lake merritt. pol

why mark zuckerberg's legal woes >>> topping your business and tech headlines tonight, a very rough day on wall street as the markets slammed with bad news on credit and oil as well. >> let's bring in our business and tech reporter, scott mcgrew, who has more. >>> the broader markets fell big on news that standard & poor's, the credit rating agency, had what it called serious concerns on the credit rating of the united states. now, it didn't downgrade america's credit rating from a perfect aaa, but even the discussion of a downgrade was enough to make the marks take a breath. add to that oil prices, $108 a barrel and higher. general motors says it's going to tack on another $123 to the price of its cars to account for those higher oil prices and other commodities, particularly aluminum and steel. speaking of cars, take a look at the new volkswagen bug. it's flatter, less rounded than its predecessor. they got rid of the flower vase, too. and finally, you don't think a video from c-span is going viral, but congressman jesse jackson jr.'s rant against the apple ipad certainly has. represe

>> reporter: before mark zuckerberg launched facebook, he created something called facemash. >> the first thing we're going to need is a lot of pictures. >> reporter: it used photos of harvard girls, then asked users to choose the hotter person. now yale is under fire for creating its own version. on the 40th anniversary of women entering yale, a notorious e-mail greeted the freshmen class. it's called the preseason scouting report. it was circulated among fraternities and included names of freshmen finales who men rated on a beer scale from, i would have sex with you sober to i would only have sex with you blackout drunk. >> i think it was briefly available on a website, which means that many of these girls walking around campus today, most people first saw them in terms of how many beers you'd have to drink to sleep with them. >> reporter: the e-mail included personal information and details like basketball player, so she could be tall but who doesn't appreciate some long legs. and was seen partying at high school toga party. she did look excellent. reference photo 9 of 319. at the end

he was joined on stage by facebook's notoriously casual ceo mark zuckerberg. >> my name is barack obama and i'm the guy who got mark to wear a jacket and tie. >> that gathering was streamed live on facebook. the president defended his budget plan, including a proposal to raise taxes on wealthy americans and he criticized the deep cut misrepublicans are pushing for. he made a pitch to younger voters. >> get involved, especially the young people here. your generation. if you don't give us a shove or give the system a push, it won't change. you will be the one to suffer consequences. >> 30% of president obama's facebook friends are under 25. 29% are 45 or older. >>> other news, caltrain board of directors is set to hold a special meeting today to vote on a proposal that could avoid drastic service cut. caltrain staff has come up with a plan to get $3.5 million by deferring maintenance and borrowing from a capital fund. officials say that would avoid closure of any stations and cut to the strain schedule. however, prices will still likely increase. 25% saw -- rather, 25 cents on one-way far

this is one of the lighter moments with president obama and mark zuckerberg. >> i hate to tell storiesk, but the first family had dinner i would say half with your dinner he started his were lit. it's really uncomfortable for him. so i helped him at his jacket. and in fact if you'd like we did take our jackets off. (cheering & applause) (laughter) (cheering & applause) >> that's better is it? (cheering & applause) >> justine: after the town hall meeting mark zuckerberg gave president barack obama a hooded facebook sweatshirt. the president even got some free close-up of it. >> mark: not bad is it. around 5:30 a.m. the weekly unemployment numbers came out fewer people applied last week but it wasn't as much of a drop as analysts had expected. the number of americans applying last week was 453,000. they expect applications to continue to drop as the economy improves. another change in parking in san francisco. motorists in san francisco are being introduced to demand-based parking fees ranging from 25 cents to $6 an hour, depending on how many spaces are available.during ball games, fest

mark zuckerberg is on that list as well. you can vote for what you think is the most influential online at "time" magazine through april 14th. >>> here's an unusual crime. each spring about half of all bees leave their hive to look for a new nest. unfortunately, one east bay woman found out they went to her car. she got bee jacked in downtown pleasanton yesterday. she said she just stepped away a few minutes. eventually a bee keeper was called in to suck them up to safety. that's the first time i've ever said "sucked them up to safety" on a newscast. >> she could get them back and hive jack them. that's my topper this morning. we're looking pretty good right now. this is the front that came through yesterday. beautiful, clear conditions and all of a sudden it clouded up, got a little breezy. that's because we had this front break through the bay area, kind of push that high pressure ridge off to the east. for us today we're a little cooler as a result of the cold air behind it. not as cold as we thought it was going to be so

. >> in case you didn't catch that, billionaire ceo mark zuckerberg telling the president, yeah, he'sl with that plan. >> but are you ready for this? $6 a gallon for gas? one economist says it could happen this summer. you can blame the weakening dollar pushing up commodity prices including oil. and aid busy hurricane season, instability in the middle east and $6 or higher gas prices would not be out of question. >>> right now caltrain officials are at a special session hoping to stage service for customers. -- hoping to save service for customers. they hope to keep trains running for a year. they considered closing three stations and cutting 10 trains due to a $30 million budget deficit. it has not released any official details of the new plan but it's expected to approve higher fares and parking fees. >>> want to know where to find a parking place in san francisco? well, there is an app for that. starting today drivers can get realtime information in several neighborhoods. this is how it works. sensors detect where a space opens. drivers can check availability and meter rates by log

the town hall was webcast on facebook live and moderated by billionaire ceo mark zuckerberg. >> what facebook allows us to do is make sure this isn't just a one-way conversation. >> reporter: facebook live has grown to be one of the web's largest video channels and today it grew into one of the biggest political stages, as well. >> think of this as not just facebook live but maybe the modern version of "larry king live." >> reporter: mr. obama took questions on the economy, the national debt, healthcare and immigration policy. he said he would like to raise taxes on oil companies and the wealthy including his host. >> people like me and frankly you, mark, are paying a little more in taxes. [ laughter ] >> i know you're okay with that. [ laughter ] >> uhm....... keep in mind what we're talking about is going back to the rates that existed when bill clinton was president. >> just hit me. >> reporter: afterwards, zuckerberg seemed uncomfortable with our camera and wouldn't take questions. but the event was seen as a bold step into the future for both obama and the social networking gian

president's town hall, but you might be surprised to learn about the voting record of facebook founder mark zuckerberg. we'll have that for you. >>> plus when can you touch your phone in your car and when can you not? the rules are a little bit more complicated than you might imagine. we're going to break it down for you. you know you've got to go hands-free, but how hands-free is kind of surprising. >>> and san jose city leaders drastically reducing the number of medical marijuana clubs. we'll have those stories and a lot more coming up in just a few more minutes, scott. >> i encourage you to stick around for that talk about the texting, it's amazing stuff. >>> let's check in with mike. good morning, mike. >> good morning, scott. we'll take you out to livermore right now where the traffic flow is very nice, a 13-minute drive out of the altamont pass. in that area, 205 and 580 meet, christina has been showing us some rain so a note there's rain sticking around from overnight. you might have some wet roads on 580, as well as 680 but we're looking at a nice easy drive across the way westbound through ca

tyler winklevoss argued they had the idea which was stolen by harvard student and facebook ceo mark zuckerbergidn't work out the way they wanted but it's not like they got sent to the poor house. they settled their claim with facebook for $65 million, butts they then sued to undo the deal saying they were misled about the value of facebook during the morning. now they say the winklevoss twins knew what they were signing and must live by the terms of the deal. the big lesson is one that people in silicon veil already know, you don't put an idea together and assemble a team on a handshake in a dorm room. >> there are a lot of ideas out here. here we are out in silicon veil. >> we found tim kay just down the street from facebook head wars. g low the question boils down to whether they actually stole something. if it's just an idea there's nothing there. >> teacher tatiana van houghton grease the twins have nothing to feel sorry about. >> i think the judge is right. >> reporter: you feel sorry for a couple of guys who are worth more than $65 million in this economy. >> no i don't. >> reporter: it

. >> it was ruled today that the twins who claimed that mark zuckerberg stole their facebook idea can only get the $1.5 mill and no more. they settled in 2008, but they wanted more but won't get it. >> $65 mill and that's it. >> be happy with that. >> exactly. we'll see you tomorrow. to

at this town hall meeting with facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg, the president talked policy, including $1 trillion in tax reform. >> that allows people like me, and you, mark, paying a little more in taxes. i know you're okay with that. >> reporter: supporters say it's a good way to reach voters. >> the majority of the people on facebook are now 50 and above. you get both parts of the demographics. >> reporter: president obama heads to reno and los angeles to continue fund-raisers today. he told supporters, this race could be rougher than the last. and as an example of that, just yesterday, the republican national committee chairman went to mr. obama's hometown of chicago and predicted a democratic loss in 2012. he says mr. obama can talk about hope. but added, hope isn't hiring in america. rob? >> emily schmidt, thanks for that report. >>> two western photo journalists have been killed in libya. the two died in misratah. hetherington had an oscar nomination for his documentary on u.s. soldiers serving in afghanistan. he first reported on the story for abc's "nightline." >> for him, wor

the president had dinner with mark zuckerberg in february. tomorrow when he is done at facebook, mr. obama will be on jackson street in pacific heights where no parking signs have gone up. 60 people will take part in a $38,000 a plate fundraiser at the home of sales force .com ceo. a few doors down, the president has a big fan in teacher amy hayes. >> i couldn't afford to go, but i guess some people would enjoy it. it would be nice. it is an opportunity of a lifetime to have dinner with the president. >> this next door neighbor won't be going. wouldn't you know it, he is a republican. >> everybody should have a right to give however much they wish, yes. >> but you are not a supporter of president obama? >> i would support another candidate. >> san francisco republican party chairperson says this fundraising trip shows the president is december desperate -- desperate and he should be dealing with the economy and wars. >> i think it could be fundraising, but i think this is pretty obscene the way he is doing it with the lavish functions that ar

visits the headquarters of facebook for a live internet town hall meeting with company founder mark zuckerberg, aimed at building support for the president's spending plan, and his re-election. >>> just ahead a shooting at a texas elementary school. >>> plus a fast thinking security guard stops armed robbers at an internet cafe. this is "cbs morning news." dog: bacon? gotta get that bacon! dog: yummy. crunchy. bacon. bacon. bacon. there, in that bag! mom: who wants a beggin' strip? dog: me! i'd get it myself but i don't have thumbs! yum, yum, yum... it's beggin'! hm... i love you! beggin' strips! there's no time like beggin' time! ♪ ♪ wake up ♪ it's a beautiful morning ♪ honey ♪ while the sun is still shining ♪ ♪ wake up ♪ would you like to go with me? ♪ ♪ honey ♪ take a run down to the beach ♪ ♪ oh, mama ♪ i wanna go surfing ♪ oh, mama ♪ i don't care about nothing ♪ ♪ ♪ wake up ♪ there's a new kid in the town ♪ >>> a >>> a manhunt is on near orlando, florida, for suspects who tried to rob an all-night international cafe. it was all caught on video as two men burst into the room with guns blaz

ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco ruled that a settlement between facebook founder mark zuckerberg and two of his harvard colleagues is valid. tyler and cameron winklevoss got $20 million in the deal and a share of ownership of the social networking site. they claim they were misled about facebook's value. >> come back and get yet another reaffirmation of the legal system that, hey, they were the guys who in a sense started all this as well as getting more money. >> well, even -- >> winklevoss? >> the twins share of facebook is now worth more than $160 million. as the social network keeps climbing in value. >>> are you tired of hidden banking fees? today we'll find out which banks are following the law. a? your have a is being released -- april new survey is being reese -- a new survey is being released about banks. today's report will compare banking options, checking fees and what to look out for when choosing a bank. that will be an interesting report. >> i guess. >>> have you had your eye on an amazon kindle? amazon is offering a cheaper version of its popular ereader but it co

twins cameron and troy wink will vos said they had the idea which was stolen by facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. and it didn't work out the way they wanted but it's not like they got sent to the poor house. they settled their claim with facebook for $65 million but they sued to undo the deal saying they were misled about the real value of facebook during negotiations. now a federal appeals court says the wink willvos twins new exactly what they were signing and must live by the terms of the deal. the big lesson is one people in silicon valley already know you don't put an idea together on a handshake in a dorm room. everybody has ideas. >> we found tim kay in the palo alto district down the street. >> the question boils down to whether they actually stole something or he stole something. if it's just an idea there's nothing there yeah teacher tatiana van houghton grease they have nothing to complain about. >> i agree with 2 judge. >> reporter: you feel good for a couple guys who think they are worth more than $65 million in this economy. >> no, i don't. >> this ruling was issued by a three-judg

campaigning, reason big dollars and three town meetings, including one with facebook founder mark zuckerbergere he talked about requiring rich to pay more in taxes. >> that allows people like me, and frankly, you, mark, for paying a little more in taxes. [laughter] >> i am cool with that. >> i know you are ok with that. >> let's talk about the president's numbers. in a recent poll, 50% of the voters disapprove of the job he is doing. the new york times/cbs news poll, 57% to like the blast not like the way he is working with the economy. wall street journal, nbc news poll, 64 percent think the country is heading in the right -- wrong direction. and standard and poor's, the credit rating agency, it has downgraded its long-term outlook for the nation's fiscal health from stable to negative. why is this president smiling? >> i think he feels like he can win by default. i think all this bad news is encouraging, because it might force them out of his shell and get him to do something. if what he does is just a book on republicans, that is not good. he has to act on the public and show leadership.

. >>> the man who claims he is entitled to half of mark zuckerberg's share of of faceb says he has no evidence to prove it. a new court filing includes e-mails that he says confirms the deal with zuckerberg. he says he gave zuckerberg $1,000 to get facebook off the ground. facebook calls the lawsuit fraudulent. >>> soon, you will not be able to buy the most popular video camera in the u.s. cisco systems say it is killing the flip video, just two years after buying it for nearly 600 million bucks. the pocket-sized cameras are incredibly popular, with sales topping $2 million in its first two years. now, these days, smartphones have the same capabilities. >>> oprah winfrey's final show is sure to be a huge event. and for companies that want to be a part of it, they are going to have to pay up. a 30-second commercial is going for $1 million. that's a lot of cash for daytime tv. ads for the finale of "friends" in 2004, went for twice as much. a lot of people will be watching it. they might make commercials for that show. >> it's almost the same rate for the "seinfeld" finale. and "everybo