mr. zuckerberg have absolutely committed themselves both privately and pub to making sure we maintain our resources throughout the city throwing out for those in need as well as those who are injured and we thank you very much for this honor in recognizing her gift thank you (clapping) sue thank you for you will a you do and the entire management at sf general (clapping.) and our final honorees this morning are two women say set the bar for what can be achieved through collaborative leadership i'll say they're not afraid to push their peers or city for better outcomes they do this with grace and humor when needed and attention to long-term relationships and goals i'm referring to gail of the community housing partnering and shell lane for the second street street serviced their paving the way for successor in housing and social services angle example of their success is their 2014 collaboration on edward the second residents that result in 24 studio rental unit of supportive housing for 18 to 24 and another risk of homelessness gail and sherman are partly distinguished in their o.j. and i

mr. zuckerberg -- his intentions of facilitating the steps.ork on it, but the embargo has to be lifted so that we can work on that as best we can hear -- best we can. amy: we're going to break, but when i come back, i want to ask you about why you think president obama has made this decision why relations are following for the first time in 50 years. we'll be back the former diplomat as we speak to him in havana cuba, in a moment. ♪ [music break] victor jara. "zamba del che." this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are speaking to a former cuban diplomat who served as ambassador to belgium and mexico -- luxembourg, a scholar, writer, and former university professor. i wanted to ask you why you believe president obama made this decision. do you think pressure from other latin american countries played a role? benjamin rhodes said our cuban policy, the set of isolating cuba was isolating the united states in our own backyard. -- instead of isolating cuba was isolating the nine states our own backyar

mr. zuckerberg, he is investing. is it an investment or an expense? we will talk about that. at america's projection abroad. it starts with legacy. thomas jefferson, james madison. secretaries of state, president obama they have defined a new american order. is this secretary of state now like it was 10 years or 20 years ago. >> i think president obama has made a big priority to increase his profile. he picked two people known for having run for president. secretary jake cake -- secretary clinton's was treated like a rock star. that was a big part of it. tom: what of other secretaries of state will do with the future? >> one thing clinton prioritized was commercial diplomacy, going out there. that has stayed on during secretary kerry. the question is trying to promote u.s. companies overseas. olivia: what is her legacy with the voters? >> business will not forget it. whether or not she will be elected, she is the democratic nominee. the biggest news today is because of concerns about the tax returns of the clinton foundation they are going to go back and release five years of

mr. zuckerberg should do? ethan: he's got a twofold task.onvince folks he's staying ahead of where people want to spend their time. constantly using the newest and next thing -- instagram came out and zuckerberg bought it. that's one way he stayed ahead of that trend. now snapchat is taking off and other things are happening. he's got to show he's going to keep people using his services or a service he owns as a primary way of doing social networking. the second thing is he has to show he can keep monetizing. they've done a great job so far, but that story is still being written right now. erik: would you like in the challenge mark zuckerberg faces at facebook right now relative to its size to the same challenges google face almost 10 years ago? ethan: i think that's right. very different strategies. facebook is a closed social network where folks come in and want you to spend all your time using a facebook service or facebook connected service. to keep people doing that as opposed to a search experience where you are jumping off and doing o

mr. abe is now meeting with mark zuckerberg along with other silicon valley tech leaders. then he's scheduled to have dinner this evening with governor brown. we're live at stanford, david louie louie, abc 7 news. >>> police have detained two men. they're looking for a third this afternoon after they say the trio robbed and shot at police as they chased them. in menlo park yesterday. authorities later arrested two of them. they have not been able to locate the third. no officers were injured in the chase or the following search. >>> a massive fire in fresno burned more than eight hours today. broke out just before 4:00 this morning. firefighters say it took them a long time to contain the fire partly because there were only two hydrants in the area. there were some health concerns because the power poles were coated with a wood preservative that could make the smoke dangerous to breathe. fortunately the fire was in a remote area. no word on how it started. >>> and in oakland firefighters looking into what caused this warehouse fire. it broke out around 2:00 in the morning

mr. mark bennyhof donating $5 million to our schools without any strings or control so that we can better the middle grades. this morning we celebrated a $75 million donation from mark zuckerbergnd priscilla chan to our general hospital. >> 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