mark zuckerberg: no.lot of people can't afford to pay for data access in these places, there probably aren't big ad markets and it probably isn't going to be particularly profitable in the near term. we will probably lose a bunch of money because supporting facebook is a service of storing photos and content people want to share. emily chang: you said connectivity is a human right. you want to do good things. if that's the case, why not give access to the complete internet? why just a few specific apps? mark zuckerberg: it turns out that most of the internet is consumed by rich media especially videos. if you look at things like text, text messages search or wikipedia or basic financial or health information, that can be delivered for relatively cheaply and can often consume less than 1% of the overall infrastructure. if you are thinking about building something that operators will offer for free it needs to be cheap for them to do. we figured out a series of services that people can offer and it's profit

but mark zuckerberg may not be done changing the world just yet.ince taking facebook public, his bets have only gotten bigger. spending billions expanding his empire into photos, messaging, even virtual reality. internet.org may be his most audicious bet yet. featuring an epic battle with google, drones, lasers, and stratospheric hot air balloons, to bring the internet to the farthest corners of the earth and win billions of new users in the process. our guest today on this special edition of "studio 1.0" is facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg. so first of all, you are a year and a half into this now. tell me your vision. and tell me what inspired you to do this. mark zuckerberg: when people are connected, we can just do some great things. we have the opportunity to get access to jobs, education, health, new kinds of communication. we bring people that we care about closer to us. it really makes a big difference. and the internet is how we connect to the modern world. but today, unfortunately, worldwide, only a little more than 1/3 of people h

mark zuckerberg may not be done changing the world just yet. he spent billions expanding his empire into photos, messaging, even virtual-reality. internet.org may be his most audacious thing yet. featuring an epic battle with drones, to bring the internet to the farthest corners of the earth. our guest on this special edition is founder and ceo mark zuckerberg. emily: you are a year and a half into this. tell me your vision. tell me what inspired you to do this. mark: when people are connected we can do great things. we have the opportunity to get health.o jobs, we bring the people close to us. the internet is how they connect to the modern world. little more than a third of people have any access to the internet at all. two thirds of people don't have any access to the internet. that seems really off to me. there are the studies that show in developing countries more than 20% of gdp growth is driven by the internet. there have been studies that show if we connected a billion more people to the internet, 100 million more jobs would be created.

mark zuckerberg is playing defense today.s as companies defect from facebook's internet.org, for fear it could undermine net neutrality. times group withdrew from the process, expressing concern to choose which acts -- apps and services would have access. mark zuckerberg saying in a blog post that internet.org does not undermine neutrality, and some activity is better than none. in february he told that it would be good for local operators. take a listen. >> you offer a little bit of the internet for free, and more people access the internet. more people start paying for data, once they understand what they would use the internet for, and people understand why they would want to pay for data. these operators end up making more money. they can take that money and reinvest it to build that better infrastructure for everyone in their country. ♪ reporter: by now you know his story, but mark zuckerberg may not be finished changing the world yet. since taking facebook public, his bets have only gotten bigger, spending billions expa

did you ever meet with mark zuckerberg? did you ever speak to mark zuckerberg? aaron: no.th senior facebook people and said we are doing this movie, would you like to cooperate in the making of this movie. badly wanting them to say no, which is what they did. we needed them to say no because if they did cooperate, the integrity of the movie would be compromised. the movie, i think kind of humanized him in a way. if you were over 35, you thought it was a cautionary tale. if you are under 35, you thought mark was a rock star who did what had to be done to achieve his dream. i don't think anyone would be comfortable with a movie being made about who they were when they were 18, 19, 20 years old. and i thought that mark was an incredibly good sport about it. really classy. emily: knowing what we know now, in the few years since the movie came out, would you have changed the way you wrote the character? aaron: i don't think so. i've never written anything where i wouldn't like to have it back and write it better. i haven't really seen the movie since it came out. i don't like t

one prominent tech investor tells us what mark zuckerberg should do next.the second hour of "market makers." erik: we haven't seen home sales like this for a year and half. sales of previously owned homes rose to the highest level since september of 2013, 5.2 million homes was well above the median forecast. prices rose by the most in more than year. shares of mcdonald's are up by as much as 4% this morning. the ceo has promised to give details of his turnaround next month. the chain missed profit estimates. the british trader accused of playing a role in the 2010 flash crash has been released on bail. navinder singh sarao was ordered to live at his parents house and cannot use the internet or a phone with internet access. he's charged with sending the dow jones industrials on a wild ride in 2010. prosecutors say used an illegal method to artificially move prices. u.s. officials want him extradited to face charges in america. and the trust regulators have gas prominent their sites. the russian company may have imposed unfair prices by preventing gas from fl

emily: i sat down with mark zuckerberg in december and talked about the writer -- though broader strategy. take a look at what he said. mark: our strategy is to build things that people really want to use. facebook is the most used app. whatsapp and instagram are the next used. emily: 800 million users for whatsapp. instagram, -- facebook messenger, 600 million users. at what point does facebook not become the core experience? cory: i love the interview. point number one, i think the dumbbell approaches what we will see. he talked about this at the conference, he said you are going to have mothership's book. and the news feed and experience on the mobile device, that is going to be mother facebook. that may be the principal source of revenues. the experience of facebook and data will come from varied sources like messenger whatsapp, instagram, oculus wednesday. facebook will know a lot about people. even the principal revenue source will be big mother facebook. you can see part of these results -- point number two, i would say is the results they put up today are spectacular. maybe analys

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but there are some places, even mark zuckerberg cannot go. see what happened when the facebook founder accidentally walked into a private meeting. >> and taylor swift shares some truck family news. see the sing he's heartfelt message about her mother. we'll be right >> 08 miles from chicago a tornado touched down. buildings in the town were simply flattens. >> also, breaking this morning, one if i fighters' being checked out after a fire in frankford t appears that fire started on the second floor after home on the 1700 block of bridge street, around 1:30 this morning. five people inside the home escaped safely. >> university of pennsylvania students have returned to their apartments in a highrise near 39th and walnut in university city. a dumpster fire sent smoke into the building. there were no injuries. >>> well, one of the worse kept secrets in politics about to become official. after months every speculation, several sources say hillary clinton will announce she is running for president, any day now possibly as early as this weekend. l f

peter: the next mark zuckerberg will not be starting a social networking site. the next larry page will not be starting a search engine. bill gates won't be starting an operating system, and so in some sense you can't copy them because they did not copy somebody else. emily: you also suggest they come up with one very important truth that very few people agree with you on. why is finding something nobody agrees with you on the best way to get someone to believe in you? peter: i think great companies have a sense of mission. there is a sense of if we weren't doing this, nobody else would be doing this and you will be a monopoly. not in the bad sense of a rent-collector, but in the good sense as an inventor who has gotten a patent and has intellectual property and done something new. and that is the best kind of business to have. emily: you say that google is a monopoly? peter: it obviously is. they do not talk about the 98% of revenue that comes from search, which is where they have a monopoly. they tend to focus on all these other areas. ebay has a monopoly in t

but mark zuckerberg may not be done changing the world just yet.ing facebook public, his bets have only gotten bigger. spending billions expanding his empire into photos, messaging, even virtual reality. internet.org may be his most audicious bet yet. featuring an epic battle with google, drones, lasers, and stratospheric hot air balloons, to bring the internet to the

latest headlines from mark zuckerberg. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> still ahead on "fast money," nasdaq markets and facebook even lower after hours. the call halfway through. the headlines fresh from mark zuckerberg. we're awaiting petrobas earnings which could be released at any moment. we'll bring you those the second they are out. google why the tech titan could see a massive move tomorrow after the bell. let's start with facebook. conference call is under way julie boorstin has the very latest. >> ceo is saying in terms of guidance the company expects currency headwinds to being a greater in the second quarter than the first. he tightened the company's competence guidance range pulling it down from the top end of the range so the compa

many are convinced by mark zuckerberg's vision for the future.bay's future is one to be worked out. they beat analyst estimates. sales, profit both grow despite the stronger dollar. we did see growth for both, even though we saw a loss. cutting growth, that's why they are able to reinflate profit. in two -- 2400 jobs went. investor splitting themselves up. the smooth separation of the paypal unit from the online market will occur in the third quarter. that is clarity. everyone wants to know when that might happen. shareholders have had them under such a strain saying we want to do splits apart. there is more value in new separated. there is a fight for ebay going forward. paypal is bigger than ebay. paypal brings in more revenue in the quarter, so when they part ways, what then for the value of the marketplace? how does it cut back the presence of all the other retailers going online? what can it do to lure us back? jonathan: stephen isaacs is still with us. he is the chairman of the investment committee. the underlying numbers at facebook, the d

what we talked about is the next generation of wealthy, young individuals, mark zuckerberg, a facebook billionaire that he pays into social security and will draw that money out. we want to look at the top end. if they made more money, let them draw a little less or all the while, those who paid in in the middle-class if you make those shifts in the way social security works, you get the same net outcome and save social security. a different way to do it but the rich will get a little less. host: let's go back to call spared fredericksburg, virginia, a republican. caller: we keep hearing infrastructure and it is always roads and schools. but, in fact, we need a deeper infrastructure. we need reform of business government and this is local and state governments also it we need reform of the school system. we do need to educate people without all of the bringing the children into it, because we are the guardians of the children but the children do not have a say in education, and they should not. we are adults. what i am trying to say is, you keep talking about infrastructure. we have a

facebook ceo mark zuckerberg posting this picture with furious star vin diesel. he visited us.eople following him and he writes all of his posts himself. it was a lot of fun talking with him. i'm looking forward to seeing the movie tonight. comcast is the parent of both universal pictures and cnbc. jimmy kim l was asked about the zuckerberg conversation. he said, what i really want to know is how to get less spam on my page. >> we learn two important things i think about mark zuckerberg from that exchange. one big fan of vin diesel movies. look at those guns in zuck. he could join the squad. >> very similar wardrobes as well. >> as for the movie, ninth biggest opening ever. best opening ever. nice weekend for comcast and universal. >> when we come back, this payroll startup boasts an a-list. ashton kutcher. today, the company's announcing a brand new round of funding. senn payroll will join us on "squawk alley" in a minute. to h. we love free checked bags. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend mone

amy: at a business forum alongside the summit of the americas facebook chief executive mark zuckerberged plans to spread the social networking to cuba. mark: there are some countries that do not have open markets, and it is not possible to operate, but as cuba starts opening up, it will be something we might consider over time, and if it's within our mission, but i do not have much more specifically to say about that today. amy: that is facebook chief executive mark zuckerberg. can you talk about the significance of what he said, as well as the other companies that are pushing for a lifting of the embargo, not to mention the u.s. chamber of commerce? dr. treto: well, the embargo has been one of the most important obstacles in the way of connecting cuba to the internet. it is not the only one, of course, but it is a very important one. it makes it very expensive for the government to develop the necessary infrastructure. the government has said, and it is the official policy of the cuban government to bring internet to everyone at an affordable price. it is going to be difficult. it is

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the nation that's home to silicon valley innovation and tech billionaires like mark zuckerberg is also home to low income people to those who don't have internet, an economic and social disaster, in a world that information and knowledge is a currency that buys prosperity and power. tonight i would like to talk about the good the bad and the future of connectivity around the globe. today we got a lock at where america stands in relation to fast internet and the u.s. ranks seventh among 143 countries. i'm going to talk to one of these key people, but one of the reasons the u.s. lags behind singapore finland and sweden. it's affordability. americard when it comes the what you pay for cellular or broadband networks. what you pay for access, it might make you angry but you can't even afford to get online at home. it's true, smartphones can provide information to people but they have no internet access at home. 13% of all american adults with a household income of less than $30,000 a year are smartphone-dependent. turns up in places you might never have imagined. jake ward is back tonight w

mark zuckerberg walked into a meeting with the president of panama and they quickly escorted him away, he seeked to expand internet access across the world. >>> a warning for parents about your childrens lunch boxes and tax day is just five days away, hear why you are so lindh if you haven't filed yet. >>> tax day is on wednesday and if have you not filed your taxes yet you are in the minority. two-thirds have filed their returns as of last week so get moving, their average refund is more than $2800 if you are worried you cannot pay what you owe, file by wednesday any way so you won't have to pay extra penalties and file for a six month extension. >>> a tech giant's new product, the apple watch went on sale at 3:00 our time, you won't get your hands on one though until the preorders ship on april 24 and, if you want to see them up close go through any apple store. they have been shipped already to people in the uk and hong kong. >>> warnings therms in child's lunch boxes most carried the bacteria bassillous found in soil and it can be found on fruits and vegetables but there was anoth

it's just spite out there. 19-year-olds, some shouldn't have money, but if it's mark zuckerberg i wouldn't mind him getting an inheritance. he knows how to use it. >> who should have this money, the government or the private center? >> i'm going to turn that question around by quoting warren buffett. he's fond of saying you should support your kids well enough so that they can do anything with their lives. but not so well that they can do nothing with their lives. the current $10.8 million exemption for a couple could raise some kids. >> people turn questions around it's because they're dodging the question. what do you think, would the private sector do better? >> yes, this is no way -- it's not a paris hilton tax. it hits farmers and their ranchers. it hits the middle class and the way of lost jobs. it only raises $20 billion a year. guess what we stand on health care fraud, $60 billion. what we spend on maintaining vacant federal buildings, $25 billion. what is the federal government doing wasting our tax dollars? it's immoral what the federal government is doing to the american taxpaye

this morning we celebrated a $75 million donation from mark zuckerberg and priscilla chan to our generalospital. >> do you think tech companies can do more? do you think tech companies have an obligation now that they're going through plush times to do more to help the various issues you're facing in our cities? >> absolutely. >> are you disappointed that they don't? >> absolutely. and i think that it's an educational opportunity to bring them along and to demonstrate to them how it enhances their bottom line and creates a better corporate brand for them. and the issue of diversity in tech, that's a huge one. i was just having an interesting conversation this morning with some tech representatives and i was disappointed at the response because i think companies really need to respond to the disparities how their workforces do not look like our cities. >> i think the good news is, a lot of folks in tech are getting it. some folks in tech have gotten it for a long time. santa clara county, san jose tech companies are formed that first housing trust in the county which has bns responsible f

but mark zuckerberg may not be done changing the world just yet.g facebook public, his bets have only gotten bigger. spending billions expanding his empire into photos, messaging, even virtual reality. internet.org may be his most audacious bet yet. featuring an epic battle with google, drones, lasers, and stratospheric hot air balloons, to bring the internet to the

. >> larry: mark zuckerberg dropped out of college, billionaire. steve jobs. bill gates. of examples of billionaires who dropped out of college. but the question is, is the cost too much for what you're getting for everybody. i know there are outliars. >> you can cite averages all you want. the number we should be paying attention to is 59%. that's the number of people who start a four-year degree who actually finish it. >> larry: 59%. >> larry: i think i hung out with the other 41. >> the way this thing works is there are awe lot of people for whom it's absolutely a rip-off and that's who we should be paying attention to. >> larry: is "rip-off" the right term, curt? >> yeah, rip-off is the right term. education is worth it but not $250,000. i could be o.t.3 on the bridge to freedom for that. >> larry: that's kind of the issue, not that education is not worth it and you should have an education and it can definitely help but is it worth it at that cost for most people? >> we're in a knowledge economy where the people who make money tend to have college degrees. now, the g

. >>> and, an awkward encounter for facebook founder mark zuckerberg, the high level meeting he accidentally walked in on. we'r >> breaking right now, devestation in illinois, a massive tornado rips through a tiny town, killing one person, now people are waking up to devestation, left behind. >> now, that same storm system is headed our way today it, will make a stormy afternoon for you here. >> it is friday, april 10th, good morning everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. katie tracking the stormy start to the weekend. >> guys, that's right. that's the same system headed our way here, already, in fact we've soon some thunderstorms rumbling through, not from the cold front, which was really what led to the outbreak of severe weather yesterday, but rather, the fact that now we're starting to see little hint of wind shift flow right now that's going to allow that stationary front semi stationary front that's been plaguing us with chilly weather the last two days, to lift north our wind flow shift southwest, and that means, we start to surge on the they are mom term. so for now,

. >> also mark zuckerberg nearly causes international an incident, see what happened when he accidentally walked into a private meeting between two presidents. we'll be back. >> thirteen people died and 32 others were hurt when army psychiatrist nadal has hasan opened fire. several others, who are not in the military, will receive the defensive freedom medal. that is the civilian equivalent to the purple heart. >> time now to check your philadelphia job market report. here's cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger. >> reporter: now might be a good time for to you enter the healthcare industry. as more americans gain access to insurance, providers will need to add staff to meet increased demand. the government project that healthcare will add 5 million new positions by 2022. and you don't always need a lengthy educational background to get into the industry. job search site career cast assembled a list of the ten best healthcare jobs for 2015. it is found that medical technologies jobs are expected to grow 22% by the year 202. they perform lab analysis for diagnosis, treatment and prev

according to facebook founder mark zuckerberg it's a 9-acre park with outdoor spaces to work. it's huge! facebook says it's the largest open-floor plan in the world. it can fit thousands of people in the world. he also made sure that the building feel like a work in progress because the company's mission to connect the world is still a work in progress. >> that's so cool. >> i want to be there. >> we need one on top of nbc. >> wouldn't that be nice? >> we're back in a moment. >>> it's a different kind of happy hour. just hold the ice and help your wallet. two san francisco bars are raising awareness about our drought. wish bar in the soma neighborhood, and bond bar in the mission, are offering customers a dollar off every drink if you hold the ice. the move comes following new water regulations passed earlier this month, which includes provisions that restaurants and bars are always permitted to serve water upon request. >>> it's a childhood favorite. now you can play pacman on your streets, courtesy of google maps. just plug in your street and set your sights on blinkie, pink

like mark zuckerberg, bill gates, steve jobs, they'll quit college before graduating. talked to branson last night. we had a long talk. it comes with the challenges of educating entrepreneurs as well as the future of virgin galactic. >> it is possible that school is not necessary. i left school at 15. i learned the art of entrepreneurs himism by getting out there and doing it. i educated myself in the real world. and i have seen my life as one long education that i never had. that is for entrepreneurs. other professions, schooling can be quite useful and universities can be quite useful. but for most entrepreneurs, the sooner they get out of there and get their hands dirty, the better. cory: do you think there is something about this education and technology being applied -- i wonder about the role that the individual has. what is it about entrepreneurs -- [indiscernible] >> i think an entrepreneur is somebody that wants to change things. it does not want to be put in a box. schools are there to educate the masses. and entrepreneurs rebel against that. if you have a go