do you use snapchat? >> i use snapchat frequently. it more than i talk to people on the phone, because it's so convenient. with the new update, you can slide to the right and start chatting, facetiming, everything. >> for me, when i see most of my friends, it's pictures of something that happened throughout campus, or food photos, or friends having fun at events, concerts. >> like, nobody uses facebook anymore. >> instagram, i mean there's people who, like, you know, you have the fake wanna-be artists who think they're very artistic, let me take this picture of a leaf that looks exactly the same and make it look different, for no reason. i mean, it's kind of cool, but at the same time, it's, like, when you have 50 posts in a row of selfies, it's, like, i'm over this. i don't like instagram, because too many fake artists, or wanna-be models. yeah, snapchat, it's eliminated. as soon as you click, four seconds, oh, man, it goes away. >> what if it was good? >> it was good, honestly, you have to live in the moment. >> say, for instance, i

snapchat settles with the government or arguments about the use of private pictures that were supposedisappear. appear. always-puts-herself-last mom... don't-mess-with-my-mom mom... liking-everything-i-share- on-facebook mom... had-me-young-but-made-it-work mom... reminds-you-she-wants- to-be-a-grandma mom... two-moms-are-better-than-one mom... not-your-mom-but-like-a-mom. whatever type of mom you have, she deserves to hear i love you more often. bring her into starbucks this mother's day for a special treat. when you try my new teavana® oprah chai tea latte, we'll give your mom one too. plus a donation from each cup purchased goes towards educational opportunities for young people. together, we can make a big difference. see you on mother's day and bring your mom! together, we can make a big difference. be a sound sleeper, or...l you a mouth breather? well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack did

. >>> facebook is reportedly developing its own chat app like snapchat.t will allow you to send short chats. they have offered $3 billion for snapchat late last year but it was turned down. this comes as facebook just hit the two-year anniversary since going public in the u.s. sunday. google's also looking at another deal. it's apparently looking to buy the site twitch for $1 billion. these companies like to splash the cash. this is according to a report in variety. twitch is privately held video streaming service for gamers and suggests that your cash transaction would be announced imminently. twitch founded in 2011 has more than 45 million monthly users. shares of google are fairly flat. >>> and just to remind you about "godzilla" at the u.s. box office. the 3-d movie had the second biggest debut of the year pulling in $93.2 million. not bad for a weekend. it was also the biggest may opening ever for warmer bros. the film stars brian cranston, star of the u.s. hit series "breaking bad." >>> all right. for movies to politics, we understand that russian p

snapchat is settling with the federal trade commission over privacy issues. messages on snapchat's mobile app were supposed to diseappear in a few seconds-- but the ftc says messages could be saved without the users knowledge. and accuses the company of collecting contacts without permission. snapchat agreed to a privacy program that will be monitored by an outside expert for 20 years. 19,000. that's how many jobs will be cut during the next 3 years at barclays. the bank based in the uk has been at the center of scandals. the ceo wants to created a leaner firm and retore its reputation in an ongoing overhaul. last year, barclayls agreed to pay $453 million to reguators in the u.s. and the u.k. after admitting employees consipried to manipulate the libor rate to make money for its traders. in today's cover story, nearly/Ñ 7 years on from the start of/Ñ the financial crisis, banking regulators and legislators are still determining the/Ñ/Ñ best'Ñ measures to prevent a/Ñ repeat.Ñ the uncertainty has given rise to a new expression in/Ñ the'Ñ/Ñ financial system. th

. >>> if you thought that picture you took on snapchat really disappeared forever?, you're awfully naive and you're wrong! we will tell you who has been storing your private photos, next. he thought it was the endn for his dof the conversation.d... she didn't tell him that her college expenses were going up. or that she maxed out her card during spring break. when the satellite provider checked his credit, he found out his daughter didn't pay her bills. but he's not worried. now he checks his credit report and score at experian.com, allowing him to keep track of his credit and take a break of his own. experian. live credit confident. hey, razor. check this out. listen up, thunder dragons, it's time to get a hotel. we can save big on killer hotels with priceline express deals. somewhere with a fitness center? hey you know what man, these guys aint no dragons. they're cool. these deals are legit. yeah, we're cool. she's cool. we're cool. i'm cool. hey, isn't that razor's old lady? not anymore. priceline savings without the bidding. >>> welcome back, everyone. this mor

snapchat promised users their private messages and pictures would disappear within seconds.d not. under the settlement, snapchat, which has 4.6 million users, will implement a new privacy program but admit no wrongdoing. in egypt today, a severe sandstorm swept over the city of aswan. cell phone video captured the cloud as it moved in. sandstorms are not unusual here but the size of this one caught everyone by surprise. three young men dominate a sport their forefathers created. you will meet them next. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. this is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants

the snapchat conversations will disappear but can be saved and screen shots. you may recall that snapchat rejected a $3 billion takeover offer from facebook. now to our lead story -- t-mobile ceo john legere has made it clear the fourth-place wireless carrier has plans to turn the industry upside down and so far, so good. the carrier added 1.3 million new monthly subscribers in the first quarter, more than the combined total for verizon and at&t. t-mobile is using cheaper plans and promotions to lure customers. this showed up in sales, which rose 47% to $6.9 billion. the company posted a loss of $151 million. the improvements come as sprint prepares to make a formal bid to take over t-mobile. i spoke with john legere, president and ceo of the company. i started by asking but the boom in subscriber growth and how it happened. >> this is one year since we started tm u.s. with the merger of metro and we added not only 2.4 million customers this quarter, with 6 million in the last year. 1.3 million post paid ads and 3.5 million in the year. we added 12 times as ma

i bet snapchat's boss would wish all those e-mails would just disapeople. did zack make another multi-philanthropy misfire? goody there. just down enough to go around. welcome aboard melissa lee as wealth. >> thanks. great to be here. meantime we want to go down do washington gaenltd the latest on the resignation of jay carney. john harwood joins u now with what he knows about the story. john. >> this is wholly unlike the situation with eric shinseki who was resigned under fire bipartisan group of lawmakers calling for his resignation. he's been in this grueling job for a couple of years now, succeeding robert gibbs. jay had spent the beginning of the obama administration as the press secretary for vice president biden which was a good training ground for this, but it's a very difficult job that involved press corps and very, very long hours and they came in and said jay wanted to spend more time with his kids. it's been a strain on his family to be in this job and now he's goinging if out something to do in the private sector. we don't know what that job i

the way i found out this smorng i opened up snapchat and in there was a message from the snapchat teamants to go into messaging and everybody is competing in messaging. we saw facebook last night roll out photos, almost like a selfie function inside of messenger. we saw dick costello at twitter talk about kind of secret or whisper conversations he wants small groups to be able to have on twitter. they're all going into each other's space. snapchat needed to have that basic messaging functionality as well so people don't leave to go to what's app every time they want to have a meaningful conversation. >> if you have what's app, facebook messenger and snapchat, why would a customer essentially choose snapchat over those? >> that is the battle. they all realize somebody's going to be choosing over one of them sow need to augment with features. the issue is that snapchat is so much smaller than these other guys. snapchat probably has 20, 30, 40 million users -- >> 20 million. >> that's the number coming out of comscore. it's always hard with comscore numbers to -- i think that's on the low

up next, kara, we have snapchat. sent would automatically delete. that may not be the case after all. snapchat settled with the ftc on charges it deceived users into thinking those videos and photos would disappear forever after no more than ten seconds. we asked snapchat ceo evan spiegel about this a number of times. here's the most recent time and what he had to say. >> well, after a snap is viewed by someone on our service, we delete it from our servers. we store it until your friend pulls it down onto their phone and views it, and then we delete it. >> snapchat said on its blog this morning, while we were focused on building, some things didn't get the attention they could have. one was being more precise with how we communicated with the snapchat community. kara, it seems clear. they said it would delete. it turns out it doesn't. >> oops. >> it's still on the servers somewhere. what do you think this does for snapchat? >> it shows there is -- they're flying the airplane and building it at the same time. i think

melissa: snapchat ceo wishes his old messages would disappear. apologizing very distasteful messages disapfrom his college days. everybody did stupid things in college. this is 2010. he is now head of a company supposedly worth billions. clint what do you think. >> first of all i'm glad i didn't have snapchat or any of this stuff around in college. i think there is something really suspect. the people seem to think they can get away with it, because it is actually supposed to be anonymous. it is not. melissa: what is really disturbing about this, this is the guy that everyone is trusting with making their messages disappear. he can't make his own messages disappear that are embarrassing to him. veronica if. >> this is pretty embarrassing what the company says they're going to do they're not doing. melissa: they're not doing for themselves. >> themselves, yeah. melissa: distasteful, charlie, peeking at remarks on page. >> not in favor of. i did a lot of stupid things as a kid but i didn't run a major company. investors have to realize companies ar

. >>> snapchat built its business on messages that disappear.he company today reached a settlement with the federal trade commission for the ones that don't. the ftc said snapchat didn't warn customers the messages could be saved and some videos could be retrieved. no fine but the company agreed to monitoring by an outside privacy expert. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,, dog: oh, boy! mattress discounters oh, boy! mattress discounters memorial day sale. what's this? a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497? mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one "roof." comforpedic, icomfort, optimum, and, wow, four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection? don't miss the memorial day sale. ♪ mattress discounters these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they wo

the deal with the ftc requires snapchat to make changes, but it will not face a fine. vermont governor peter shumlin has signed a law making vermont the first day to require labeling of gmo foods. the measure also bars foods with gmo's from being labeled as natural. it takes effect july 2016. more than 100 people gathered thursday in texas to protest the fatal police shooting of a 93-year-old african-american woman. witnesses say pearlie golden, known as ms. sully, was shot at least five times outside her home on tuesday. authorities say golden had a gun when a police officer arrived following a reported dispute with her nephew, who was trying to take away her car keys after she failed a drivers test. the officer involved, stephen stem, previously shot dead an african-american man in 2012, but was cleared by a grand jury. stem has been on the police force for less than two years. but testers spoke to the local eagle newspaper -- protesters spoke to the local eagle newspaper. >> we would do the same thing last year, and did nobody do nothing about it. .hey keep doing it

please, can you get a snapchat all? i have 7 or 8,000 followers.e to press the button 7 or 8,000. you can put the picture out and send it. >> can you imagine if he starts doing it. >> do you and bob get into those heated discussions while y'all are just hanging out. >> okay so before the show every day bob sits out in front and smokes a cigar in a chair. inevitably somebody will say something to bob and fire him up and he and i will get into a heated discussion but even last night someone said does bob really believe all the stuff he says? he does but we get along great. >> we do and you saved my life. so there you go. >> how many people said next time he's choking on a shrimp, walk the other way. >> this is from twitter, i'd like to know who or what inspires each of you and what you're all most thankful for. >> okay. let's take it around the table then. who inspires you. what are you most thankful for? >> i'm most thankful for my family and my mother and father because they are an inspiration to me every day. i feel like i have been blessed with s

the government said snapchat lied to millions of users.ut the messages could be saved without the sender's knowledge. the app stored videos on a user's phone without encryption. snapchat is accused of collecting information like users contacts. the settlement requires snapchat to create a privacy program, but it won't have to admit wrongdoing. >> i guess, gayle, you and i will stop using snapchat. >> you're reading my mind again. >>> this morning four fill if fill teachers and a principal are accused of teaching their students the wrong things. how to cheat. michelle miller is here with the felony charges for allegedly doctoring state test results. good morning. >> reporter: it's an alleged scheme that pennsylvania's attorney general called brazen. the five educators are accused of perpetuating a culture of cheating and charged with crimes rarely associated with teachers -- racketeering forgery, records tampering, and conspiracy. four teachers and a principal from cayuga elementary school turned themselves in to police thursday accused of

facebook shifted opus to mobile and introduces snapchat rival.ark zuckerberg tries to buy the makest the snapchat ceo it 3 billion dollar offer disappear. one year in the public life. home gets mixed review. in mobilewever run advertisements with mobile advertisement soaring to 1.3 billion dollars by 2014. then there is the acquisition million dollars on branch. $19 billion on whatsapp and $2 billion on oculus social reality. it all adds up to a rebound. shares reach an all-time high on march 10. just in time to celebrate mark zuckerberg's 30th birthday and the end of facebook second year in the public eye. on the two-year anniversary as a public company i want to bring in my roundtable, cory johnson. here with me in san francisco mark mahaney. and former facebook ownership the ceo of currently artillery. currently thelfe. ceo. thank you for joining us. facebook for four years. you left before the ipo. has anything that has happened in the past two years surprised you? >> i think the company has changed a lot. only 40in there was million users. n

what we are doing a snapchat. version of snapchat. -- by the way, not everybody is leaving facebook. in new york are always onto the new new thing. >> that is not the first time i have heard that. , whostagram and snapchat knows what it will be in six months or a year. you.ank alan patricof, the founding and managing director. mary miller talks to us about the conference she is kicking off, where she will speak with money management executives with risk to the financial system. shown the door and she will give the commencement address at wake -- jill abramson is shown the door and she will give the commencement address at wake. ♪ >> the financial stability oversight council will examine the asset management industry. they are holding an all-day conference that will include officials from pimco, fidelity, blackrock, and other hedge funds. merriam alarm will be catching -- mary miller will be kicking things off. undersecretaryby miller. thank you for being here. i know you have a big day planned. explain to me how a

when you got here to virginia tech, instagram, snapchat, pinterest, and spotify did not even exist. now these programs are changing the way we communicate with folks over the globe appeared when most of you arrived in august of 2010, the number one song in the nation dreams."age havethe four years, you left of the days behind it transformed yourselves from the teenage dreamers into educated young adults who are about to graduate from one of the greatest universities in the world. out toyou head celebrate, i would like to share with you a couple of pieces of the device. things that ie tell my five children every time we talk about their future. they have the same three things that i tell my cabinet -- and they are the same three things i tell my cabinet every monday when we meet. those three pieces of advice are simple. always think big. always take chances. not ever be afraid to fail. let's start with the first one. think they go. i do not know how many of you know how i started my career. cannot afford to send me to college. went out and 14, i started my own business, mc maintenanc

he tries to buy the snapchat app, but the $3 billion offer disappears.to public life, facebook introduces home. home gets mixed reviews but facebook doesn't a home run in mobile ads with revenue soaring to $1.3 billion by 2014. then there is the acquisition spree. $15 billion on brands. $2 billion on oculus virtual reality. it adds up to a rebound. shares reach an all-time high of $72 on march 10, just in time for mark zuckerberg's 30th birthday and the end of facebook's second year in the public eye. >> chamath palihapitiya was at facebook at the beginning. now as founder and managing director of the social+capital partnership, he is investing in companies with a social mission. i spoke with him about the latest acquisitions from whatsapp to oculus. >> i think most of it makes sense. having been there from a handfull and now from the sidelines, whatsapp will be the best acquistion. >> you think whatsapp to be bigger than facebook. >> i poached a bunch of people and we created a growth scheme. we use that with the companies that we invest in. they figure

snapchat has agreed to add more privacy features.executive chairman paul jacobs. he has gotten $45 million worth of restricted stock. last december, he said he would step aside as ceo. hacking attacks are boosting sales at symantec. it issued a revenue forecast for the fiscal first quarter. research says spending on security software and equipment will rise from nine percent this year. >> good morning, everyone," bloomberg surveillance." you look at the technology space and where we are going in 2014 and i think you see on the calm and the rest of it, it's just a jumble, completely wrapped around cheap money. part of the jumble is leadership in the ceo suite. we have a chief executive officer who is much more of an entrepreneurial business than the blue chips, irwin simon is with us. how would you describe haynes celeste teal? >> i am founder, ceo and president. i was there day one when it started. and whatre about companies missed today is you have to build around brands. , brand cannot go into so many different categories. you're t

snapchat is growing like crazy. i think facebook users who like their messaging apps will probably use it if they have something that can compete with snapchat. >> next up, deutsche bank, the german lender, aiming to ease capital worries by planning to sell $11 billion worth of new shares. tim? >> this is good news and bad news. this is a company that first of all has had the spector or sneeshlg t essentially the fear of a capital raise coming for some time. i think it's a positive. a lot of this is priced in even at the 25% dilution year. you're at a capital place where the market is going to take it off the table. what this does do is they could either shrink or they could grow and become the last man standing in europe. the people that are actually looking to take some of the business that barclays, for example-s giving away. i think deutsche bank is going to be more highly levered but a more highly profitable company and i think at this point you've seen a lot of people price this in this stock. looks very inter

. >>> facebook is working on an app that rivals snapchat. zuckerberg has been overseeing this property after a failed attempt to take over snapchat which is popular with teens, a demographic declining for facebook. sling hot is expected to be a stand alone mobile app separate from the main facebook app. the site now will has a new feature, you can ask about friends' relationship status. the "ask" button is what you will see if someone clicks you get a message showing your friend is inquiring about your love life and you can share it offer everyone on your facebook payment -- page or ignore them. >> i see a lost that coming on. >> i felt a breeze. and cooler temperatures. >>> nicer to be outside this weekend than the past day when it was taxing. it is going to remain below average because of the breezes out there and you can see the high clouds coming in, they will blow away in the afternoon and you may see more sunshine as the day progresses. the breezes that are bringing the high clouds in are going to keep us cooler-than-average. isolated

when you got here to virginia tech, instagram, snapchat, pinterest, and spotify did not even exist. now these programs are changing

. >>> evan spiegel, ceo of the disappearing app snapchat probably wishing he could make messages he sent in college disappear. gawker recently published a slew of racy e-mails he sent in college, calling women sorority sluts and jokes about wanting to shoot lasers at fat girls, and yes, spells lasers wrong. in a new pc e-mail to cnn via snapchat, spiegel apologizes saying "i'm obviously mortified and embarrassed that my id yodic e-mails during my fraternity days were made public. they are in no way reflect who i am today." spiegel, who is 23, some of the e-mails were so nasty, we couldn't put them on tv. my advice, don't say stuff like that. you're going to be successful one day and it's not going to be disappear. >> and it's also unkind, among other things as well. >> oh, yeah. donald sterling, for example, is going to lose his team over saying a bunch of nasty things. keep that in mind. >> "early start" continues right >> "early start" continues right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it could be game over between donald sterling and the nba. the l.a. clippers set to be so

is buying up snapchat competition, blink. it claims it makes your messages disappear. fittingly marisa mayer made the entire company disappear. she buys the company. takes employees. shuts down the company. >> she buys talent. marisa mayer on acquisition tear. three dozen companies since 2012 when she took the reins. the question would you want blink or snapchat. melissa: i don't trust it. >> hang on. how do you make advertising revenues if messages going away. >> you hit it. they're buying talent. that's what they're looking for. the guy who runs blink was previously at google and back where she was at google. >> all me too. all following on. there is no sort of driving, trail breaking path here. they're not doing it. melissa: people in the tech industry are very upset. she buys companies an shutting them down. getting rid of technology. roughly 3/4 of the companies she bought she shut them down. not a traditional acquisition. >> facebook had similar deal called poke and shut it down. it did work. she is going for talent. melissa: nba costly ultimatum from its biggest

have a company that's lead anywhere news on channels that maybe some people are not familiar with snapchateos are six, 10, 15, 20 seconds and they are breaking news videos. >> i understand that news and snapchat are working on a new partnership. what will that mean, disappearing news stories? >> yesterday's news is, old news is yesterday's news. maybe. yes, you want fresh news, you want it instantly. you want it accessible. >> where do you stand on net neutrality and competition in the broadband market? some people i talk to say hey, competition, true competition at high speeds is really more important than net neutrality. you're clearly tracking video start-ups in the space. how do you feel? >> both are very important. we have 37th or something like this in the united states in terms of world ranking, we have broadband infrastructure. we really, really need to get to down to business and fix that problem. without accessible broadband, fast broadband, broadband everywhere, our economy is going to stall. so that's very important. secondly, net neutrality is really key. it's really key that

. >>> sticking with college, evan spiegel, ceo of the disappearing message app snapchat, very rich man it, right? probably wishing he could make some messages he sent in college disappear. gawker recently published a slew of racy e-mails spiegel sent in college. in them, he calls women sororosluts, jokes about wanting to "shoot lasers at fat girls," and yes, he spelled lasers wrong. in a more pc e-mail to cnn via snapchat, spiegel apologizing, saying "i'm obviously mortified and embarrassed that my idiotic e-mails during my fraternity days were made public. they in no way reflect who i am today." spiegel's age today, he is 23. "new day" starts right now. >>> there is no sale. he has not yet agreed to sign off, period. >> breaking overnight, we have a deal! or do we? shelly sterling agrees to sell the clippers to former microsoft ceo steve ballmer for a whopping $2 billion, but can she sell without donald? and his lawyer says he is spoiling for a fight. >>> pressure mounting. va secretary eric shinseki set to speak this morning as more and more lawmakers say it's time for him to step as

after facebook failed in its $3 billion takeover attempt to buy snapchat, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is said to be personally overseeing the development of the new app. cnbc reports that the project is referred to inside facebook as slingshot. the app will allow users to send short video messages. soupy sales for an american staple. that tops today's earnings roundup. sales and earnings at campells soup both beat wall streets expectations, but its ceo called the report disappointing. shares fell 2%, closing above 44 dollars. urban outfitters was not so hip this quarter. shares fell over 4 percent in after hours trading after reporting flat sales. prices are on the rise-- again -- at disneyland. the california theme park's one day "park hopper" ticket now costs $150, a jump of 9.5%. disney made the controversial move to invest billions in its parks during the recession. but business is so good in micky land, there's a price hike. disney stock is up more than 94% over the past three years. still to come: mastering getting hired. the new twist in the demand for mba grads... plus... tric

. >> right now, scott, they're allegedly developing the slingshot, this competitor to snapchat.ey indeed were to hit the ground running with something like that, something that's extremely popular with the exact crowd that the money wants to target as far as these ads, then that's a big winner for them. but that remains to be seen. they haven't done that yet. obviously, they were rebuffed in trying to buy snapchat. >> they did get a big upgrade today, as well, from ken senna, i believe. the stock is on the move ahead of the meeting. >>> coming up, the biggest money managers in the world making calls that aren't quite working out yet. we're taking a closer look at the world -- the worst, excuse me, the worst trades of the year so far. >>> who won our debate on best buy? there's still time for you to vote. head to twitter and pick your winner. stick with us, we'll be right back. ♪ here's a good one seattle... what did geico say to the mariner? we could save you a boatload! ♪ foghorn sounds loudly ♪ what's seattle's favorite noise? the puget sound! ♪ foghorn sounds loudly ♪ all rig

kind of like snapchat in that it allows users to have their photos, texas and video self- destruct aftermount of time. no price tag on that. snapchat recently settled with the ftc that it allowed users' photos to stick around longer than expected. mobile message apps big after facebook picked up "whatsapp" for billions. >> the dow is down 45. nasdaq down 8. s&p off by 3 points. michelle and frank, back to you >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs news. >>> parents watched in horror as a bounce house blew away with the kids still inside. kpix 5's elizabeth cook reports two of those children are now in the hospital in upstate new york. >> i rook out and see the bounce -- i rook out and see the bouncy -- i look out and see the bouncy house go up, and it landed in the middle of the road. the one hit the road and the orelanded on the car and the ground. >> reporter: a girl who was also in the bounce house when it went up escaped with only minor scratches and bruises. the two boys were not as lucky. they fell about 15 feet. >> by the time the ambulance got here and everybody and they rolled him

industry expert say it is in response to popular privacy-friendly networks like snapchat and whatapp. >> we will tell but a media shower that's never been seen before on earth. the best time to view that across the bay area and your hotter memorial day forecast in a few minutes. >> shortly, also taking on a burger giant. filing a lawsuit over in n out for being sick after eating there. a new service will help people get around when bart and buses stop run willing. >> she has been carrying a sign up until today. on a coma. >> he has been described as a miracle baby. incredible odds one family has overcome. and their fight is still not over. >>> all births are miracles but one in the bay area today is extra special. here he is, a healthy baby boy born this morning. 5 pounds, 9 ounces. his mother has been in a coma for ten weeks after surgery for a brain tumor. the mom still in a semi comatosed state today when she gave birth by c-section at ucsf. >> i'm just so happy to have a healthy baby, a healthy son. a feeling of i mention relief. and immense joy. and also immense sorrow for meliss

snapchat is doing the same thing, raising money. worried about the competition, in uber's case lift, which is raising money and dropping prices using that money. they all feel they're going to get while the getting is good, presumably. >> i guess justin timberlake will have to reprice the line, you know what's cool, it's $10 billion now. it's not just $1 billion. these in particular don't strike us as that crazy. you look at pinterest and the data, in terms of women in the u.s. seem to be more on pinterest than on twitter. you don't go there to talk politics. you go because there's something you want to buy or make. it's inherently commercial. they're starting to gear up commerce. uber, at the same time, not just a black car company. i think of this being a logistics, realtime dispatch company in urban areas in particular, and as am sdplon and other e-commerce giants are looking to do their own delivery, what uber does, the data they have, could be increasingly important. >> uber also has a very developed infrastructure. they have c

snapchat has settled charges by the federal trade commission that it deceived consumers. promised photos sent by users will disappear after a certain period of time but the fcc said photos can actually be saved by those who send them through various other methods. >>> finally, mcdonald's is looking to shake things up. "usa today" said the fast food giant will start testing seasoned fries in northern california, as well as st. louis. there is a catch, the fries aren't preseasoned. they come with special packets which you have to pour into a bag and shake to cover the fries. mcdonald's introduced the concept to some of its stores in hong kong about ten years ago. my question is this, why mess with perfection. >> they are. they are the best fries. >> mcdonald's fries and i said it time and time. we will try these seasoned fr s fries -- >> you think mcdonald's fries are the worst? >> no, the best. >> hampton, thank you very much. >> i don't know, what do you think, christina? salt and vinegar french fries. >> i think you just outraged hampton pearson. a man loves his in and o

you can take a picture of snapchat.cture of a snapchat and aif it forever. >> i do know that. >> then you can post it on facebook. >> you know what? once it's 8:00 at night, i step away from my device. >> he says he doesn't drunk text. >> >> he means when he's hammered. >> this whole thing is for those with those over 40. >> with us now the chief white house correspondent mike allen is here with the playbook. the rnc is planning a big shakeup when it comes to presidential debates. >> first thing's first, happy friday. mother's day weekend. so this is going to be a huge change. there were 20 republican debates last time, and the party really felt they were out of control. the rnc chairman, reince priebus. when he says this time we're going to vom control over the moderators and the panelists, he says it's one of his biggest applause lines. he says people go wild. they thought there were too many got ya questions. they're going to make this official today. they're going to make a change for the republican national committ

snapchat's ceo probably wishes during has been around college days.ails he sent during his fraternity days. they celebrate getting drunk and convincing women to have sex. they have been published by a silicon valley blog. >> i sent messages by carrier pigeon. smoke signals in colorado. >> owls. >> hogwarts. >> harry potter, sure. >> ravens, game of thrones. back to the serious foreign-policy and geopolitics. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov says russia needs to stop bloodshed in eastern ukraine as the new president vows to wipe out separatist insurgents. richard haass, president of the council on foreign relations. what will russia do and how will they respond jacob we are seeing a percolation overnight at the beginning of a response. what is the set of options mr. putin has? >> i do not think mr. putin wants a failed ukraine on his doorstep. the costs of absorbing crimea are extraordinary, three .lympics, $150 billion he wants ukraine to be "sensitive," to russia. he does not want to own all of ukraine. pullinge succeeded in ukraine away from a

. >> what about snapchat?rientedlargely team in the u.s. >> google is buying a lot of robot companies. they are competing and trying to connect the world in different ways. >> i think the proposition is very different. they said they would organize all of the rules. information is getting generated in all of these other places. you are unlocking situational data around the home. your unlocking all of the spatial information that is used to inform maps and get people from a to b safer. >> and glass? >> they realize the world's information is no longer trapped on the internet. the information exist everywhere. their job is to use all of the cash from search to go and basically get the information business anywhere else. >> what about apple? >> i think these guys have lost largely there mojo. if you see this acquisition, it is a head scratcher. you're barring a hardware business with low-margin comment doesn't make sense. some people so when i tweeted that, they said they were buying the music service. you could

snapchat seo makes a $3 billion offer disappear.ne year into public life, facebook unveils ann app. facebook hits a homerun in mobile ads. mobile ad revenue soars from billion by 2014. billion on whatsapp. billion dollars on oculus. it all adds up to a rebound. shares reach an all-time high just in time to celebrate mark zuckerberg's 30th birthday and the end of facebook's second-year in the public eye. for more on facebook's two-year anniversary, i will bring in a special roundtable. here with me in san francisco is the managing director on facebook. and former facebook partition manager. l.a., chris dewolfe, ceo of the social gaming network. you worked with facebook at 40 years. has anything that has happened in the last two years of surprised you? what has surprised you most? >> the company has changed a lot. there was only about 40 million users. now it is over a billion. as a publicly traded company, there are things we didn't prepare for that investors look for. >> it was rocky along the way. you think it is still moving. >> t

snapchat is a teen oriented product. buying a lot of robotic companies. >> google has a different proposition. they're going to organize all the world's information. generatedn is getting in all these different places. they are unlocking it. you are buying situational data around the hub. when you do self driving cars, you are unlocking all of this spatial information that people from a to be more safely. they realize now that the world's information is no longer trapped on a webpages on the internet. information exists everywhere. their job is to use all of the cash from search to get them into the information business everywhere else. it is an amazing business. >> what about apple? theirhink they have lost mojo. when you see this transaction happen, it is a head scratcher. beats musicing the service, you could get spotify and by that company. why not buy the number 143 times as much than buying an also ran for $3 billion? that does not compute for me. anonymous social media apps like secret and whisper have start up co

. >> i think one of the things we did not publish, but is an up-and-coming platform is we saw snapchatstronger. i think of those trends were to nascent to show in any published data. i think those will be interesting over time. >> did you see anything the data that suggests it should be on people's radar that isn't right now? where the commerce or music? >> i think more of what is trendy and what will happen over time. twitter, there's a lot of questions about the users. it has been pretty flat. >> thumbs up or thumbs sideways? >> they have done a phenomenal job to figure out the business model. it is growing enormously. ever think you'd want it to do. the trick is to figure out if you could make the product easy to use and make it relevant. that is harder very i think he has the ability to do it. it is interesting that most people want a business model and he has got an extraordinary one. we all love u.s. media companies. >> i agree with that. >> all right. surveymonkey ceo, dave goldberg. coming up, how can universities encourage more women to study engineering? one college is leadin

issaw where snapchat stronger. tumbler.se trends were too nascent right now to show in any published data but were published in appendix. i think they will be interested. >> do you think anything in this effect -- data suggest someone should be on the radar that is not right now? is more thet trending and what is going to happen over time. therek twitter obviously is a lot of touch about user growth. i think we will be able to see that. it has been pretty flat. is theyew on twitter have done a phenomenal job of figuring out the business model. it is growing and not -- enormously. the trick is to make a product easier to use and more relevant in the united states in particular. that is harder, but has the ability to do it. interesting that most people want a business model. when you think 250 million users is not a lot, a reach next to nobody compared to that. >> all right, surveymonkey ceo, always great to have you here on the show. thank you so much. staying with us. guest host. how can universities encourage more women to

. >> what about snapchat? >> it is a largely teen oriented product in the united states. >> google is buying a lot of robot companies. it is competing with facebook and try to connect the world in different ways. >> i think google's proposition is very different. it said we are going to organize all the world's information. they realize that some point along the way that information is getting generated in all of these other places and let's go untracked and on the locket. so when you buy that, you are unlockingt your information around the home. >> google glass? >> the point is they realize that the world's information is no longer trapped on webpages on the internet. information exists everywhere. so their job is to use all of the cash from search to go and basically get them into the information business everywhere else. it is an amazing business. >> what about apple? >> i think they are screwed. i think these guys have lost largely their mojo. speechsee the transaction, for me, it is a head scratcher. you

snapchat ceo evan spiegel found out the hard way. here are a few pg emails he said to his college fraternity. shopping list, one kilo of blow. see everyone on blackout express soon. this kid was on route to becoming a billionaire. rage bummer, at least we have another tray of rubbing alcohol jell-o flavored shots. back with our all-stars, kaley and kerrey and imogen. there are many more offensive ones we did not get into. imogen, i got to wonder, what you think about the guy, sound childish. lou, he was in clerks only like a couple years ago, having said that that is what is scary here. all this just gets resurrected and dumped for the world to see. >> it is important what you said there, a couple of years ago. so he should have known better. when i was at university way back when kaley wasn't even born, we did do emails but we had no idea what the internet was going to become. neil: you had internet, in my day -- >> you have no idea, would be shocking. in the facebook age every kid knows out there everything is online everyone can a

speculating from a snapchat to a pi pintrist. >> the things you talked about here becomes an al ga bra problem for yahoo. if alibaba is $200 billion, what is yahoo's stock? you mentioned anywhere from $40 to $42. it's not there now. we somewhat know the one variable. why are they discounting yahoo so badly? >> a little bit is what do you do with that cash. a little bit is that 14% of the value. remember, we don't know what they're going to be doing with that. it sits on the balance sheet for a long time. the big question would be how big could alibaba get. we're talking about $200 billion. i have seen $250 billion out there. as well as 1,000 bet improvement in margins and also you talk numbers higher than that. >> yahoo shares so far up by 1.24% or so. bob, how much more do you need to know in order to say my price is too low, i need to move it? >> it's a good question. i have to go through the filing tonight to see the q1 numbers and that type of stuff. for yahoo we get numbers in arrears. we'll go through that and see what numbers we can get to. can you get to $300 billion or $250 bi

snapchat is defending himself after a series of his e-mails were made public. the 23-year-old says he is embarrassed about messages he wrote to get the fraternity brothers riled up for parties. the messages were leaked to a website and one he wrote "shopping list. the one ounce of marijuana, a kilo of blow," and make derogatory statements of women. >> he says this no way reflect whose he is now. >> "forbes" magazine revealed the list of 100 most powerful women. general motor c.e.o. mary barra is the focus of the cover story giving the first interview since the recall but number one goes to merkel the four the year in a row and then fed chairman and melinda gates co-chair of the gate foundation and third, president of brazil and director of the international monetary fund take four and give. and hillary clinton is on the live, and marry beltway as we mentioned and facebook c.e.o. and the c.e.o. of ibm. >> coming up on 6:17 and now we have the weather trust on this thursday, little friday, whatever you call it. mike? >> here is what is going on with live doppler