month we showcase our student cam wehner. -- winner. for middle and high school students. this years theme is road to the white house and students were asked, what issues do you want presidential candidates to address? prize highsecond school winners is from seattle, washington. leo pfeiffer, a sophomore at allard high school, once presidential candidates to discuss the criminal justice system and mass incarceration. his video title -- and incarcerated nation. : the unitedama states is home to 5% of the world's population but 25% of the world prisoners. we keep more people behind bars in the top 35 european countries combined. spend $80 billion to keep folks incarcerated. >> this age of mass incarceration is violating our core principles in so many areas. we proclaim to be the land of onedom and liberty to have of four people imprisoned goes against our core ideals, and now is the time we need a revolution when i comes to issues of crime and punishment. nowe are at a place right where we are several decades into focusing on punishment and being more punitive. >> it is a bi

understood the capital requirements to be the order of wehner to $50 billion to invest in those fieldsing them back up -- 150 billion dollars to invest in those fields to bring them back up. i don't see how those resources will be attracted on a short timescale. time.ill build up over how fast it goes come i cannot say. we know the capital requirements are quite significant. moniz in tel aviv. the republican presidential candidates are hoping to win delegates in colorado this weekend while bernie sanders is about to take time off the campaign trail to head to the vatican. lisa: so far, the dow jones industrial average has been no friend of facebook. index is leaving out the iconic social network. david: look at the nasdaq today come up about .1%. more "bloomberg markets" coming up after the break. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets ." time for the bloomberg business/. ." this is "bloomberg markets time for the bloomberg business flash. more orn has received less based on whether he could achieve return on equity and book value targets. lisa: the first inflow in four months for the $1.

wehner noted that tough comparisons are coming in the year ahead, k0compared to a yea ago. noted full year capital ex pend turs will come in on the high range from last quarter, saying the company is investing to support the fast growing business. >> julia, when zuckerberg said short sighted pressures, did he mean short selling? >> no, no, pressures that are all about the short term. for instance, he has been able to resist things such as selling the company. there might have been pressure for him to sell the company early on. he was able to make acquisitions like instagram. but being able to have a long-term vision as opposed to a short-term vision, that's what he really wants to focus on. >> julia boorstin from san francisco. let's bring bob peck who's monitoring the call from the red phone here at the nasdaq market site. bob, good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> we're seeing facebook up 8.5% in the after-hours session. what in your view supports the valuation at this point? >> the number one takeaway, the concern in the marketplace, macro and general ads was weig

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. >> this month we showcase our student cam wehner. -- winner. for middle and high school students.ed, what issues do you want presidential candidates to address? one of our second prize high school winners is from seattle washington. leo pfeiffer, a sophomore at allard high school, once presidential candidates to discuss the criminal justice system and mass incarceration. his video title -- and incarcerated nation. president obama: the united states is home to 5% of the world's population but 25% of the world prisoners. we keep more people behind bars in the top 35 european countries combined. every year