if you are curious how chris christie and mark zuckerberg got to know each other, stems from mark zuckerbergating millions of dollars to schools in new jersey. they became friends after that. live pictures outside the home of mark zuckerberg where protesters are upset over chris christie coming here tonight for a fundraiser. ken pritchett will have more on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> following a developing story. the california highway patrol says it appears one person was killed when a crop duster crashed at 4:15 p.m. this afternoon. that is new information since we brought you the story. the plane was reported down. no other details on the crash have been released. >>> police say the man suspected of a bus stop shooting in december has been arrested in new orleans. police say they tracked him through an anonymous tip. he was there visiting a friend for mardi gras and arrested on monday. the friend didn't appear to know he was wanted for attempted murder. he is behind bars in new orleans tonight. >>> the obama administration and lawmakers agreed to make it easier to share informati

>> reporter: mark zuckerberg's quiet neighborhood is anything but today. helicopters fly -- helicopters flying over head. there are 50 protesters here to let donors arriving at mark zuckerberg's home know about what they describe as chris christie's record as they see it. we are awaiting the arrival of the new jersey governor. he is here for his 2014 reelection campaign for governor. many might be surprised mark zuckerberg would host the fundraiser for chris christie after holding a fundraiser for president obama. they want the guests arriving to know about the governor's record, saying he funded planned parenthood and they are upset with chris christie and mark zuckerberg alive. >> he is the founder of facebook. 58% of facebook users are women. >> reporter: the guest list was kept quiet. we don't know how many people will be here but they can donate $3,800. $3,800 based on new jersey law. it is supposed to start at 6:00 p.m. and go till 8:00 p.m. tonight. we are still awaiting the arrival of new jersey governor chris christie. ken pritchett, ktvu channel

and in fact, he's having din we are mark zuckerberg at mark zuckerberg's home here. this is a fund raiser. in fact, he has been up and down the state in several days, mainly in beverly hills picking up cash because he's up for re- election in 2014. what's this got to do with mark zuckerberg? they got together back in 2010 when he and his wife made quite a sizable donation, about $100 million to new jersey schools because they were impressed with the reforms that chris christie had enacted. some of the teachers' unions not too crazy about the reforms and there are a number of groups protesting here as well. some of those group will be here to talk about the governor's legislation to limit planned parent hood funding. they're not happy about that. and they say women's rights as well. now gentlemen representing facebook came out, the manager of public policy and communications and gave me a little statement to read here. mark has worked closely with governor chris christie on education reform. they look forward to continuing their important work together on behalf of ne

he will meet and greet at mark zuckerberg's nous a palo alto neighborhood off university avenue. k matthews is cover asking is there for us live tonight. mark? >> mark zuckerberg hosting dinner for chris christie the new jersey governor has got really very high approval ratings in his home state and speaking of that, mark zuckerberg has certainly liked and friended chris christie. >> facebook founder and new jersey governor have been friends several years, since 2010 on oprah, mark zuckerberg donated $100 million to new jersey public schools, zuckerberg hosted a town hall for president obama but tonight he's throwing a political fund-raiser that raises chris christie's profile in silicon valley. meg whitman is another tech supporter of christie's and in a run for white house our political analyst says a base of support can serve christie well. >> we've seen it already in california they can put up a lot of money for moderate republican candidates. >> chris christie will need cash. conservative republicans represent a significant more to the conservative's liking, governor christie

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>> it's really great for mark zuckerberg. he's breaking a lot in silicon valley.rty. it shows he's willing to put political muscle behind public policy issues he and his wife care about. if i were governor christie, mark zuckerberg would be like a walking demographic dream for me, the youth vote, jewish vote, tech vote, tech money. i think they're going to have a tough talk about education reform, which is working in new jersey. >> is it going to be president christie? he'll win the governorship easily. will it be president christie? >> i think there's a good chance of that. he's better in public than some others like rubio. i live in new jersey. in particular what i like what he's done with education is he's taken the money and he's trying to focus on the students rather than the democrats. >> you took at shot at rubio. >> i said that i like him more. it's not that i dislike him. >> the voters ask who is like you, they don't ask who you like. christie and rubio both have amazing personal stories. they inherited nothing from their parents except good values. that'

my interview with mark zuckerberg is next on "your money." qiÑqÑiÑqÑqxÑqÑqÑxÑqÑqÑÑ >>> mark zuckerberg startup to the world's largest social network. facebook made him rich and he became a billionaire at the age of 23. zuckerberg is worth around $12 billion. he's not sitting on his money. last year, mark and his wife, priscilla chan, gave away $500 million. that makes him america's second most generous donor behind warren buffett. he's teamed up with some of the biggest names in tech like sergey brin, apple chairman art levenson, and venture capitalist yuri milner to launch is the break through prize in life sciences recognizing curing disease and extending human life. this many week, it awarded 11 scientists $3 million each, almost three times as much as the $1.1 million nobel prize. i spoke to him and anne i spoke to him and anne wojiski, the founder of the genetics company 23 and me and the wife of google co-founder sergey brin. i asked zuckerberg why the world needs another prize. >> society has a lot of heroes for a lot of different things, but we don't have enough heroes who are

. >>> mark zuckerberg's exclusive gala. why the facebook founder is making new friends with a top republican. >>> plus, check this out. the weapons stash found inside a cave in northern california. we'll have details next. >>> welcome back. south bay off in the distance with plenty of haze is downtown san jose. we're checking that valentine's day forecast with christina loren looking very pretty in her red dress today. it is 4:44. >> as you are. >> thank you. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is heading back to new jersey with a lot of california cash in his pocket. he attended a fund-raiser last night at the palo alto home of mark zuckerberg along with 100 other silicon valley heavy hitters and former secretary of state condoleezza rice. guests were allowed to give up to $3,800 to christie's re-election campaign. that's the limit according to new jersey law. christie may seek his party's presidential nomination in 2016. >> mark being the ceo and chairman of a large company really has the responsibility to be able to n

this film, what are some comparisons you see from those early founders compared to, say, the mark zuckerbergs of the world or leaders of today? > > the one thing i would say about today's silicon valley and what came out of these early years - and i think is a real offshoot of bob noyce and his colleagues, specifically - is, there's a business culture that has evolved in silicon valley that generates from that time period, and it's really one of the much more egalitarian and democratic models. these guys were coming out of the typical business model of a hierarchical east coast model where there is a real division between management and work force, and noyce in particular really wanted to break that down and allow his employees to feel that they were connected and really valued within a company. at intel they went so far as to have no offices, just cubicles. if you look at facebook today and zuckerberg and their set-up, it is very much that same more open set-up that really did start in those early years with noyce and his colleagues. > they really shaped the corporate culture that we see rig

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is on a three-day campaign swing through california, which ended this evening at the home of mark zuckerberg. new jersey governor chris christie arrived about 15 minutes before the event started. the governor is seen as a rising star in the republican party, after his passionate response to hurricane sandy. >> basically, the convergence of two rock stars. one, chris christie, as the governor of the state of new jersey. and mark being truly a rock star in the high-tech social networking environment here in silicon valley. so, they are -- they both have a real role to play with one another. >> reporter: money raised tonight will go toward the 50-year-old's gubernatorial run later this year. christie may seek his party's presidential nomination in 2016. >> to come to california to raise money, both republicans and democrats. >> reporter: zuckerberg and his wife introduced the governor to their social network tonight, which included silicon valley heavy-hitters. 100 guests were here, including condoleezza rice. a business ethics expert from santa clara university, says it isn't unusual for large

new jersey governor chris christie is in town tonight holding a meet and greet at mark zuckerberg's house. as political reporter mark matthews explains, this is fueling speculation that christie is preparing for a run for the white house. >> facebook founder and the new jersey governor have been friends for several years. in 2010 on oprah, mark zuckerberg donated $100 million to new jersey public schools. zuckerberg who declined to state any political affiliation has hosted a town hall for president obama. tonight is the first time he has held a political fundraiser. griffin is another tech supporter for cristies. in a run for the white house a base of support in the bay area could serve christie well. >> we have seen it in the elections in california they can put up a lot of monitor moderate republican candidates. >> reporter: chris christie will immediate cash. the pictures of him standing with the president after superstorm sandy won't play well with conservative republicans. along with christie one of the most popular is florida senator marco rubio. in in his responseshire his to the

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mark zuckerberg is hosting a fund-raiser for christie at his palo alto home this evening. the governor is spending two days in california. kimberly tere, the governor just arrived. >> reporter: he did, about 15 minutes ago. he arrived in the front seat of an suv and drove right into the driveway, in fact, bypassing the protesters that you see here. this is the sceo's first time hosting a political fund-raiser. zuckerberg is doing it right here from his palo al it to home. this event started at about 6:00 and will raise money for new jersey governor. >> chris: ty's gubernatorial campaign later on this year. though a guest list for tonight's private event was not released, his wife will introduce the governor to their network which includes some s l silicon valley heavy hitters. 100 guests are expected this evening. donors are expected to give up to $3,800. that is the limit according to new jersey law. a half hour ago he protests started in front of their home. they're upset mark zuckerberg is supporting a governor citing more than half of facebook users are women. the ceo

this morning mark zuckerberg says it's about rewarding scientists. >> all of the work you're doing tocure diseases to, expand our understanding of humanity and to improve live in these dayway autos both zuckerberg and the founder of 23 and me and the wife of google's founder said the hope is that the prize will inspire future generation autos there are going to be amazing discoveries that you and people out there in the world goring to be discovering in 50 years. what i hope this prize does sthait inpirs people that this is really important. and that you should be heroes in society. >> one of the 11 recipients discovered a family of enzymes related to cancer cells. >> i thought he was going to say, $100,000. he said $3 million i was glad i was sitting down because i might have fallen over. >> today was also his birthday. it's been quite a day for him. the chairman of april cell says the high tech billionaires understand importance of biotech research. >> these drugs come on the back of the foundational basic research being done by the scientists. they say that the plan is that this pr

>> thanks, mark zuckerberg and art levenson, thanks for taking the time to talk with us about this importantcientists. mark, i want to start with you. i can't help but notice education is something that you put money towards personally. now life sciences. what are you hoping to accomplish as a relatively young ceo already putting money behind these kinds of causes? what's your philosophy and what message are you trying to send there? >> well, for this, the big thing is that we all think that our society needs more heroes who are scientists and researchers and engineers, and these people are doing amazing work and extending people's lives and improving the quality of people's lives, but what we're trying to set up with this prize is this institution that can celebrate and rewards of the achievements from the sidelines. these are people who are curing diseases and expanding our understanding of humanity, and -- and if we can make it to that these folks are kind of inspirational to the next generation of people who might be scientists and that can just help a lot more progress get made by the n

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. >>> all right, facebook founder mark zuckerberg and google co-fou co-founder are teaming up to help change the lives of 11 people today. they're set to announce a newfoundation that rewards research aimed at curing certain diseases and extending human life. the first 11 recipients will each receive $3 million. our ali velshi will talk with zuckerberg and sergey brin at 3:00 eastern time. and we have much more this hour including new developments in the jodi arias trial. the woman accused of stabbing and shooting her boyfriend to death is on the stand today. she says she does not remember stabbing him. and drivers caught in a real traffic jam becoming sitting ducks for robbers. it's all caught on tape. we'll have the story. [ male announcer ] get more during red lobster's lobsterfest. with the year's largest selection of mouth-watering lobster entrees. like our delicious lobster lover's dream, featuring two kinds of succulent lobster tails. or our savory, new grilled maine lobster and lobster tacos. it's back, but not for long. [ woman ] our guests go crazy for lobsterfest. my favori

as i've talked to people like mark zuckerberg, that also your entrance into politics eric schimdt being involved as well. these are folks literally changing the world, all of you in silicon valley and beyond. and now entering into politics could really reshape that. you've had your entry. zuckerberg apparently is having a fundraiser for chris christie, what do you see there? >> yeah. i mean, i feel like silicon valley is a very different place than washington. i've only spent a little bit of time in both places, but the cultures are very different and clearly very distinct. there's a lot more innovation probably happening in silicon valley, more openness to new ideas than washington where there's clearly more tradition, stalemate. the question is whether or not you can bring some of those values from silicon valley into a place like washington. i think eric and some of the initiatives that this white house have done whether it's with open questions, doing the video chats, even seeing the president himself using twitter or a move in that direction. has it changed our politics? not at all

with its promising photo app flickr are each trying to slow facebook's momentum. >> mark zuckerberg doesn'te-plus. he lays awake thinking about the next instagram. >> reporter: that was just prior to the ipo and partially before zuckerberg took rival instagram off the table, buying it for $1 billion. questioned at the time, most valley insiders see the large price tag as a worthy investment. >> i think it was definitely a smart acquisition. the challenge is, in some sense, they were playing with funny money. the value that the market was giving them for their company was so high that do you give up 1% of your company to a small company that has the chance to take over your entire user base? it's an insurance policy, and the it a small price. >> reporter: the jury is still out on facebook's other moves, such as gifts, the company's entry into e-commerce, as well as smart phone advertising, increasingly seen as the key to facebook's growth. >> on mobile, they're doing a very good job now and putting a lot of focus on mobile, but they haven't really addressed the monetization challenge on mobi

>>pam: mark zuckerberg is hosting a fund-raiser for chris christie.t everybody is happy about this. j. r. stone? >> pam, you can see these protesters outside. there is outraged that he is helping raise governor chris christie. he has cut her women's health in the new jersey and does not support the marriage. however, he lives right beyond this door. some of these officers out. this is a peaceful protest. nevertheless, still there has been catering equipment that has claime are arriving all day. and he has cut funding for planned parenthood, cancer screening and birth control for women. chris christie also opposes same-sex marriage and others are upset about that. he is a popular republican. to try to balance budget also, they think that he is going to run for president. as many people are not happy with mark zuckerberg. the cost per plate tonight is $ 3800. >>pam: j. r., thank youthe program "will allow. and also, he met chris christie in 2010 monday donated $100 million to the new jersey public anyone to turn in a firearm school system. and they have

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passengers an additional $500 in compensation because of all this. >>> a crowe gathered outside mark zuckerberg's home last night as he hosted a fund raiser event for new jersey governor chris christie. this seemingly odd couple first met in 2010 when zuckerberg donate $100 million to newark public schools. zuckerberg is not registered with any political party. >>> special recognition for those far from the combat zone. the pentagon is creating a new medal that can be awarded to troops who have a direct impact on combat operations but launching drone strikes or cyberattacks to take out an enemy. the new distinguished warfare medal is the first combat related award to be created since the bronze star in 1944. >>> coming up, a big change coming to the district's taxicab fleet that raises some concerns. we'll tell you all about it when we come back. my mom doesn't drink starbucks coffee because she thinks it's too dark, and so i brought her some blonde roast. she loves it now. "my son made me this coffee," "you should try it, it's delicious." ♪ and some people found that a little bit strong. but as

spent time with mark zuckerberg on multiple occasions. they are successful to make $1 billion in the u.s. last year. instead of paying corporate taxes on, that it will get a refund of $429 million. >> it's interesting. facebook paid out a huge amount of bonuses to the corporate executives and that greatly reduced the tax liability. >> facebook because of the stock options tax break getting refund from the federal government. of more than $400 million this year. more to come in # future. >> facebook has more tax deductions to go. the group citizens for tax justice reported details. >> employees cashed in stock options. at that point, did a tax deduction for the company. even though it didn't cost them a nickel, the government treats it as wages. they get a deduction for it. >> the company couldn't use them at all once and it will use more in coming years. $3 billion in tax break altogether, just the thing the president says we should stop. >> save hundreds of billions of dollars getting rid of the tax loopholes and deduction for the well o

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. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg is getting a crash course in politics. protesters gathered out his home asking him the reconsider fundraising for chris christie, they don'like he's cutting money from women's reproductive health care. >> by having this public fun raiser for a republican politician he's joining the culture world. >> we contacted a facebook spokesperson who claim zuckerberg's support of christie has nothing do with the governor's politics. >> zuckerberg's sister signed a deal to write a children's book. she left facebook in 2011 and has since produced a reality show centered around bay area start ups. >>> a marin man and his grandmothers. joe vasquez explains how they are the latest internet sensation dancing the harlem shake. >> he's showing students how it's done. he should know. the video of the harlem shake is one of the fastest growing on the internet. it's the biggest thing since gangnam style. >> he shot it's a few days ago and it's exploded. now at 1.2 million hits. >> it's a shock. i put it on facebook for a few friends and all of

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mark zuckerberg the ceo of facebook will be hosting a fundraiser for chris christie. berg met when he donated $100 million to new jersey schools. but there will be protests outside his home. they are upset that governor christie cut money to new jersey's women's health programs. >>> right now it's 5:48. i want to go back over to sal who has covered a couple crashes. right now you are checking in on san francisco. >> we talked about that crash earlier. southbound 101 at cesar chavez. they are clearing it now. they have been doing a series of what they call round robins. chp every time we go to this picture we see them doing it. you can see that police officer up there at the very top near the live drive time traffic. once again doing a round robin. that is for them to get vehicles out of that tight corner there. and southbound 101 will temporarily be closed here. it looks like there is some sort of emergency vehicle getting through. so southbound 101 as you leave san francisco i wouldn't use it now. i would use 280 until they clear this up. let's move along and take a l

this is the first time we're giving out the nasdaq hoodie. >> zuckerberg is so famous for wearing a hoodie that the head of the nasdaq gave mark a sweatshirt as an ipo gift. but we have noticed zuckerberg's been dressing up his act. >> my name is barack obama, and i'm the guy who got mark to wear a jacket and tie. >> maybe, just maybe, this is a sign of change in silicon valley fashion. a ceo spotted sporting a blazer for a meeting with a venture capitalist, though the vc gets to wear jeans. clothing companies are targeting those silicon valley executives with a mix of traditional and digital commerce. a visit from a real-life tailor for measurements followed by online shopping to order a proper suit. richard hall is the founder of the website proper suit along with the dress shirt manufacturer called hall and madden. tech crunch says the clothing he sells is, quote, perfect for when a snarky t-shirt is not enough. thank you for joining us this morning. tell me the people you are marketing to. the young tech-savvy male is the very person who's unlikely to wear a suit. >> yeah. i get that a lot. and you're exactly right in that

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mark zuckerberg was just getting his license back then. there is a real strong possibility that you may have a company that doesn't even exist right now that will be shooting up to the top five right now. i agree that -- with howard that amazon will most likely be there. google most likely be there and probably apple will be there. in order to fall out of the top five right now, having to drop another -- losing another two thirds of its value. so i mean, just so large that you will just be -- it will look like microsoft maybe does ten years from now. >> i agree with paul. like apple -- google is getting into stores. i think the car will play out here too. tesla report some time today. i think the car as an operating system and google self driving cars. google made their bets. larry did a great job coming in and not caring about stock pricing. but the market doesn't care. google is not a stock you chase. around earnings they could do anything. any kind of announcement with control over securities. but apple, like paul said, very hard to kno

there are 50 protestors outside mark zuckerberg's home right now. he is hosting a big fundraiser for new jersey governor chris christie. give you a shot of this guy's place from chopper 5. it's a sprawling -- well, what you would expect a billionaire to live in, in palo alto. his neighbors have come out as the chanting has picked up here in the last few minutes to see what's cooking. also in the last few minutes, the governor rolled in through the gate right here along with condoleezza rice and a number of other gop notables. this is a fundraiser so what is zuckerberg and chris christie have in common? welsh the ceo from facebook actually donated about $100 million to new jersey schools back in 2010 and christie is out here in california raising money for his campaign in 2014. he has been to beverly hills. he was in la jolla down in san diego and now here in the bay area at zuckerberg's house for this fundraiser. we are told that campaign limits put it at $3,800 per person. we don't know how much they will be raising for the governor, who has become

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facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg having new jersey republican governor chris christie over to his house tonight. >> here's a clue. >> knew you would like that. >> serve lots of food. >> give me a break, bill. >> a live report and we'll explain what's behind this unlikely friendship. >> also. it will be one more day until that carnival cruise ship is towed into port. a total tragedy, and now there's a dispute about conditions on board. carnival saying it's fine but passengers saying it's a nightmare. we'll get a firsthand account from the ship. >> let's kick off the final hour of trading. enter the final stretch and the markets are mixed. dow jones industrial average down about 61 points. that's off the worst levels of the day which were hit 15 minutes or so ago. 13,956 the last trade on the blue chip trade. apple was the problem in the nymex yesterday. >> yes, it was. >> s&p 500, dekrein ofcline of point, fractional move. >> let's get into today's market action in our closing bell exchange. nathan bacharach and ed botowski along with our own steve liesman and rick santelli. th

still ahead, why protester tonight are planning to be outside the home of mark zuckerberg tonight. >> discouraging result tonight for texas governor perry during his trip to lure california businesses. >> president obama is taking the state of the union message on the road. right now the president is in north carolina. he is visiting an auto factory in asheville to reinforce the economic proposal tonight. that stop is part of a tour to rally support including job creation and boosting manufacturing and raising the minimum wage. >> in the wealthiest nation in earth no one who work tonight full time should have to live in poverty and raise the federal minimum wage to $9 an hour. >> president obama is getting ready to unveil an executive order today to protect computer network tonight from cyber attack. the white house says it will be the most comprehensive plan, yet, for confronting electronic attack. >> nothing has frustrated me more than what the president laid out tonight, the choice tonight. >> that is senator rubio causing a buzz on social media when he took a water break in the mi

. >> mark zuckerberg is one of the richest people in america and it appears one of the most generous. he gave about half a billion dollars to a silicon valley- based charity. planter fee has zuckerberg as the second-biggest charitable >> ready for a big snowstorm? not. some rain coming in at noon and wet snow for folks in montgomery county later on tomorrow evening, not interfering with the morning or the evening rush hour. not 60 degrees like it was today, but -- >> we are going to go sledding. >> are

some facebook fans are not "liking" founder mark zuckerberg's move into the political spotlight. this week, zuckerberg and his wife hosted a fundraiser for new jersey governor chris christie. it was met by protesters angry because the governor cut funding for healthcare and planned parenthood. the majority of facebook users are women, and a petition has started online. zuckerberg's spokeswoman says the governor's record on education reform prompted the fundraiser. president obama's minimum wage plan isn't sitting well with republicans. he plans to raise wages from $7.25 to $9 and connect the increases to inflation, meaning wages rise with the cost of living. house speaker john boehner and other republicans say those adjustments will make it less affordable for employers to hire more workers. google is facing criticism for tmi - "too much information." reporters are questioning the security of google wallet. that's the mobile app that lets consumers use their phone as a credit card. personal information like names, locations and email addresses are said to be given to third partie

facebook ceo mark zuckerberg launched the prize along with google co-founder, sergey brin, arthur levinson and others. they are calling it the largest ever award in the field. professor yamanaka is honored to have been awarded the prize and expressed deep appreciation to his colleagues and family. he also says he would like to accelerate his work to begin clinical trials for ips cells and put them to practical use. >>> when japanese people want to unwind, there's nothing many enjoy more than a hot spring bath with thousands of them all over the country, that's not hard to achieve. hot springs have other uses too. a group of engineers from the steam-rich southern island have developed a new type of power generator. the new system uses both hot water and steam. it can produce enough electricity to supply several households. it has two turbines. the hot water first turns one turbine. the steam turns the other. the hot springs energy is harnessed more efficiently than if the two sources are used separately. japan has abundant geothermal activity because of its many volcanos. its underground st

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mark zuckerberg opened up to his classmates and added columbia and stanford and it now has one billion users around the world and is available in 70 languages. >>> 4:49 is the time eight people are dead, dozens are hurt, what happened moments before a bus driver lost control in southern california. >>> plus now that the season is over, what is next for alex smith and what will happen to the football player and why it could come at a high cost. . >>> beyonce thrilled the crowd with an explosive performance comes just two weeks after lip- sinking at the presidential inauguration. she sang many hits and also reunited with four members of the destiny's child. >>> and the ultimate sibelling rivalry, it was the first time two brothers faced each other in a major game in the u.s. and in the end, it was the older brother john who won and the coach said he is proud of his brother and just as proud of his team. >> we are right on the brink of winning it and it was a heck of a football game. >> both brothers complained the harbaugh sibelling rail are you was a -- rivalry was a distraction at the

mark zuckerberg and google co-founder and a venture capitalist launching the foundation. yesterday the organization handing out a total of $33 million to 11 health researchers studying stem cells, genetic cancer and other diseases. one of those winners is a stem cell researcher at the gladstone industry in san francisco. that cash award is double the size given those for prestigious nobel prize. >> where they could lead and if we could find cures. nice giving back. >>> a big announcement from google also has silicon valley buzzing this morning. >> predicting more money and more jobs and more people. see which south bay mayor is crowing his city the new center of silicon valley. >>> they're being called the new monsters of lake tahoe. see why goldfish have biologists and environmentalists worried this morning. >>> take a look at this live look outside. wichita, kansas, this morning. they really got blanketed in snow. nothing compared to the bit of the white stuff that landed here in the bay area. a big midwest storm hitting that area. lots of folks having to dig out this m

on wednesday, facebook's mark zuckerberg will host a fund-raiser for new jersey governor chris christie at his home in palo alto. friday, the index on activity in the manufacturing sector. >>> and finally today it is the stuff treasure hunters dreams are made of. a rare 148-year-old baseball card found in a yard sale in rural maine has been auctioned off for $92,000. the card shows the brooklyn atlantic baseball club and was found inside an old photo album by an antique hunter. he also bought old coke bottles and a few chairs for $100. the name of the buyer hasn't been released by bauut a pretty good profit for the time invested. join me >> this is "the chris matthews show." >> ask not what your country can do for you. >> tear down this wall. >> i can hear you. >> the time for change has come! chris: we're facing another cliff. automatic cuts including big chops in defense that some republicans actually want. who would get hurt most? the commander in chief, that's who. who gets hurt by the cuts? the obama economy, that's what. will the president use his state of the union to scare congr