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mark zuckerberg's fortune triples. but he's not the youngest anymore. >>> good morning. it is another sopping wet day here in the northeast, where rivers are dangerously swollen from last week's storm. >> drenching rain is expected to come down all day long, from the mid-atlantic states here in new york. and new jersey is expected to bare the brunt of it. >> this is part of the same system that just slammed the deep south with as many as two dozen twisters. more, now, from emily schmidt. >> reporter: storm chasers knew they were watching something big develop in the southeast. >> there's the rotation. >> you can see the swell. >> that one's nasty. >> reporter: storm chasers were right. winds whipped into tornadoes near mobile, alabama. tearing off a gas station awning. and hitting the pickup, john young, was stuck inside. >> all kinds of debris started crashing into my car. tin and stuff. it was ungodly. hail. it was big, old hail. it was the scariest thing i've seen in my life come through a while ago. >> reporter: paul reid was in his house when it collapsed. >> once i

privacy which of course facebook has struggled with google has struggled with we saw both mark zuckerberg schmidt of google sort of putting out this message that you know what privacy is really in the hands of the users and that these companies should not be held liable for releasing information because people should be responsible about what they put out there as someone who has this social networking site what's your stance on that i mean whose responsibility is of to protect users privacy well it's really a shared responsibility i mean we but really the responsibility is on the company to make sure that people know exactly what they're sharing by having very simple privacy controls for instance on my yearbook you can go into your settings and have only friends only can view your can view your profile friends only can view your close friends like your messages or you can have everyone and you know different degrees in between and i mean that we also have a quarter our headcount is actually dedicated to moderation in member safety so we see privacy and safety concerns very seriously i me

to meet young billionaire mark zuckerberg the founder and owner of facebook they didn't talk about money they talked about the future of the net you would he returned hell and a few months later he bought into facebook the russians made it out for the americans couldn't refuse this he have a resistible offer for every company he buys his you know you're the director general of d.s.p. global and the first russian venture capitalist in the fortune top fifteen s. during perestroika time employed scientist yuri milner became an entrepreneur started in computer retail but then suddenly quit the business and left the country to start a management in the u.s. and some return to moscow to work in an investment company to some smelt real money virtual reality and he was quick to invest. with the irresistible charisma he manages to persuade even the most difficult partners to the business you're taking the first russian venture capitalist to make it into the fortune top fifty some of the deals look wild but at the end of the day they brought you read the v.c. of the year. how union welcome to the

. >>> meanwhile, mark zuckerberg doesn't live with his parents. this according to a judge in new york state. why do you care? well, a fella on the east coast was suing the founder of facebook and wanted to sue in new york state court. so he tried to convince a judge that zuckerberg is really a resident of the empire state, not a resident of california. but that judge says, forget it. zuckerberg is from california. >>> just hours after apple set a date for its worldwide developers conference it sold out all of its tickets. june 6th is d-day and iphone day, or at least we think. traditionally, laura, they have introduced a new iphone at worldwide developers conference. so forget the old iphone4. that is old technology. it is all about iphone5. >> there you go, shortly after it will be iphone6. >>> 5:26 right now. a plan to ban the yellow pages in one bay area city is moving forward today. >>> and it could be another damaging day for barry bonds as the prosecution gets ready to call a few major league names to the stand. i'm marla tellez. what you ca

his birthday page also is zuckerberg. this is a facebook page of a dog.>pam: discovered his love the international space station for the last time. discover-has left. a nine- day visit the final flight. it is expected to land on wednesday. the most troubled space shuttle be retired. the most traveled-spaceship. the p.m., on friday, you can catch " who do you think you are? followed by " monk ". again, dr. phil at 3:00 p.m. coming up this friday. >>pam: three new movies at the box office. "durango' with johnny depp as 8 millio-chameleon, and $10 millin for third, beastly. matt damon, second. >> to have men firing to in the half man. the show, two and a half men. sheen is choosing to use explosives with the " f word. and he followed his episode on internet of " torpedoes of truth. now we is it 2 million people following him. just less than one week. 10 percent of all twitter users. liddy gaga has 8.6 million. however, charlie sheen is catching up. >> i wanted to let you know that i am back. welcome to my home but i'd not be here today if it was not for the

. >>> and why the facebook page of mark zuckerberg's dog has some people barking mad. >>> and how the judges reacted to the two local singers. >>> numbers still down significantly after the government reported that new applications for unemployment benefits rose or than expected. also, the trade deficit jumped significantly, up about 15%. that brought the dow below. the dow down 178. nasdaq is down 2%. the s&p is down 21. >>> right now in washington, d.c. president obama and first lady michelle obama are hosting the first ever antibullying summit at the white house. allison, you spoke with two sisters from the bay area who are taking part in the summit, right? >> good morning to you, tori. we talked to these two sisters who got a great honor of sitting down with the president and first lady in the oval office today. president obama said bullying affects every child in america. let's take a live look inside the white house where the all day summit is underway. the president and first lady just wrapped up their welcoming address. >> as parents, this issue riley hits home for us. as pare

facebook parka zuckerberg. $13.5 million facebook-mark zuckerberg. (music) >> jacqueline: some breaks of clouds and the rainfall totals are not that impressive. with perhaps not even two tenths of an inch carefuand even less to petaluma not too impressive the stormtracker 4 radar is showing scattered shower activity. mainly dry, add a few clouds to the north bay. with a decrease in clouds through san francisco. and to the south bay. high clouds will be streaming through overnight. mainly, patchy fog. the moisture will be little as you saw on our rainfall totals. the north bay valleys, the inland valleys will see fog but a to be warming up. by noon, the fog will clear with high clouds by 4:00 p.m. cold-mild conditions. ranging from the fifties to low 60s. neighborhood by neighborhood, 61 degrees in santa rosa, 58 in the san rafael. the inland valleys, low 60s and the delta. 62 in antioch, and 55 degrees in los gatos. if you're going out of town? the drive towards the sierras should be fairly easy with when the conditions now. that wind will continue b

mark zuckerberg is in a relationship as the founder of facebook, would you have thought he would have his relationship status a long time ago, but we won't go there. seven years after starting a relationship with priscilla chan, zuckerberg has finally gotten around to announcing that they're an item. tonight he's updated his status to in a relationship. >>> before we go, want to give you a quick look. north 880 northbound, two lanes closed. expected to be closed for the rest of the evening until about 10:30 tonight. this is near 98th exit. so you might want to stay clear. full coverage for you at 11:00. ♪ have a good daisy ♪ eat well, live long ♪ have a good daisy, work out, get strong ♪ ♪ when you need a lift, just sing a song ♪ ♪ and have a good daisy ♪ have a good daisy with a natural treat ♪ ♪ have a good daisy, healthy foods to eat ♪ ♪ when you want some joy, dance to the beat ♪ ♪ and have a good daisy [ female announcer ] enjoy the fresh, 100% natural choice in cottage cheese. ♪ have a good daisy ♪ have a good daisy ♪ have a good daisy i may be mud, but i have standards. mops? p

house press secretary robert gibbs may go from speaking for president obama to speaking for mark zuckerberg. gibbs is said to be in talks now with facebook about a new job. "the new york times" reports gibbs would help the company manage its communications ahead of its planned initial public offering. >>> well "wimpy kid" didn't get pushed around. "the second diary of a wimpy kid" took the top spot taking in 24 million bucks and beat out "sucker punch account "which opened second. third place, the movie "limitless." >>> when we come back a dramatic rescue in the utah mountains. >>> and the chi wildcats are headed for the final four next weekend. the college hoops highlights after another wild weekend coming up. [ woman ] thursday! finally! dinner with the girls tonight. i really want dessert. i better skip breakfast. yep, this is all i need. [ stomach growls ] [ female announcer ] skipping breakfast to get ahead? research shows that women who eat breakfast, like the special k breakfast, actually weigh less. now in new multigrain oats and honey. with honey kissed whole grains... you'll never

a few days ago we saw that zuckerberg's puppy has his own facebook page. in china you need to fax a copy of your passport. >> we'll take a quick break and be back. >> those who clamp down on internet freedom may be able to hold back the full expression of their people's yearnings for a while but not forever. >> secretary of state hillary clinton talking about the internet and the u.s.'s efforts to spread it throughout the word. one of the experts in where the internet meets protests is the author of "the net delusion." i interrupted you to do a commercial. go ahead. >> you were talking especially in egypt some dissidents were unable to have pages on facebook where they could hide behind an assumed identity to protect themselves in the real world. i raised that in a recent conversation with their chief security officer, joe sullivan. he said the thing about facebook is connecting real people with real people. if you do have people who are out there on facebook with fake identities, then you just ruin the whole thing about what facebook is about. >> facebook

the israeli cabinet minister sent a letter to facebook founder mark zuckerberg saying it insights violence. the page calls for an uprising on may 15th and includes calls to kill jews and liberate jeffers limb -- jerusalem. >>> another san francisco manhole blew it's top today in the busy union square shopping district. people in that area reported hearing a loud boom that shook windows and sent a heavy metal cover 15 feet into the air. no one was hurt. paigepg&e says -- >> when there's a pressure buildup, it causes the manhole cover to come off. >> a pedestrian was burned in another underground explosion at union square in june of 2009. pg&e says it has replaced about 100 of the city's 1000 manhole covers with newer ones that allow pressure to vent. >>> new at 7:00, imprisoned for 20 years, a bay area man is set free. he went to prison for a crime he says he did not commit. our janine de la vega -- january nah -- jana is live in san francisco. >> reporter: we shared the moment with them when he walked out of that building this afternoon. after more than two decades in prison, 43-year-old m

last month when he dined with hi-tech executives including apple's steve jobs and facebook's mark zuckerberg. >>> turning now to japan and beyond. low levels of radiation from japan's nuclear crisis are showing up in milk samples in washington state. the epa and food and drug administration say consumers should not worry but add they should expect more of this news in the coming days. the measurements were taken on milk samples in spokane last friday and show radioactive levels 5,000 times below the fda's recommended levels for infants. >> topping our health watch, premature birth is the leading cause of newborn death in the united states. not only is it devastating for parents who are lose a child but babies that survive often face a lifetime of health problems. bay area's marianne favro is here to explain how bay area scientists might play the a critical role in helping babies reach full term. >> when a baby is born premature, in more than half the cases there is no identifiable cause. now a research center is tackling the question that baffled doctors for decades. why does it happen? in t

>> right. >> rose: not zuckerberg, his character in the movie? >> no, the real guy. he said "they treated as if it was trying to get girls. the movie doesn't understand how much fun it is to get the code right." and that hunger for that moment. that's just... >> rose: but i don't know where that comes from. that's what i'm asking. that hunger to get the code right >> well, i would say it's the hunger to be what you are. >> rose: to be... >> what you are. not the best, not what everybody else wants. to be what you are. >> rose: in other words you're running against yourself? >> you're running against this model in your head. we have these maps or neural nets or whatever you want to call it and they're... we don't really know the physiology of it. but when it's matched, when our predictions for the world, when our vision for the world is fulfilled and we get a surge of pleasure and there starts with animal life where when a monkey is looking at a little juice pellet in his cage and he expects the juice pellet and then it comes, my expectation is fulfilled. i get a litt

founding of a facebook website eighteen year old angry to not ski from moscow may become another mark zuckerberg it took him three days to build his chat roulette social networking site when the number of users reach tens of millions he appeared unprepared for media attention and business proposals. of course i received offers basically from us and less of them venture pants but actually i don't know yet how to speak to those people i'm not sure what goes they're pursuing they want to invest in the project has a good future i think. so coming up with an idea for a popular site is only part of the deal the next step is marketing and being a computer genius is not enough here maybe that's why ninety thought percent of those who try to make a fortune online fail know that site giant says facebook and twitter are preparing to asia's stocks and go public analysts cautiously reminded them of the dot com bubble burst in two thousand and nine hundred ninety s. investors infatuated with internet based companies as stock prices soared until eventually that comes turn into dot barmes undermining the nasdaq

they sent a letter to mark zuckerberg saying the page insights violence. the page calls for an uprising on may 15 and a call to kill jews. >>> a follow up from a story we brought you last week. a woman's youtube search for her stolen car comes to an end. she found her car over the weekend. she posted a video asking the public for help. the company called her after finding the car. it was completely stripped, tires, engine, seats, all gone. >>> testimony from the killer of chauncey bailey and what that man did on the witness stand. looking for and finding japanese radiation here in the bay area. stat story still ahead. -- that story still ahead. . >>> the confessed killer of chauncey bailey gave testimony today in the murder trial of yusef bey. devaughndre broussard laughed while he described shooting and killing another man. ktvu's rob roth was in court. >> reporter: testimony ended for the day an hour ago and much of it was chilling. devaughndre broussard testified that yusef bey, the leader of your black muslim bakery gave devaughndre broussard a gun and

in an exclusive interview with a twenty one year old woman who is being hailed as the next mark zuckerberg. it's time for our nightly tool time award conservative pundit and author and cold turkey raised a few eyebrows this week when talking about the nuclear drama unfolding in japan and on her blog earlier this week and had a post that was titled a glowing report on radiation and decided to make the claim that some radiation heading to the united states from japan could actually be good for us so that headline right there now who would have thought and last night well in culture was an appearing on the o'reilly factor she doubled down on her claim and offered up the following observation take a listen there's a growing body of evidence that radiation in excess of what the government's says is the middlemount there should be explosives were actually good for you would reduce cases of chaos or. wow so in a thing that some radiation is actually good for you well that should ease the minds of anyone living in japan or on the west coast of the united states for that matter and we should point

i interviewed mark zuckerberg and he said this will be a giant force for democracy. you can hammer me all you want for believing that we have to go big, bold, and abroad rather than let it be driven by such privacy constraints or such considerations of privacy about having to un-friend somebody. he would take his chance on fri ending the world to see what they have to say. he absolutely believed that this would happen variant >> fascinating, in this world and communications, there is fox news. [laughter] i was wondering what you thought of them. [laughter] >> i watch fox news. i watched msnbc, too. i watch cnn. i will be in rehab for serial nos watching some day. i will go to some betty ford wing sunday and cure myself. i think you can learn so much from the excitement of the people on fox news about what they are telling you. and about what they are bringing to every story. i think the american people are enormously smart and they are enormously, collectively so discerning about making their own judgments as they move from msnbc, as they move from fox news. i don't

[ laughter ] [ applause ] and finally over the weekend, mark zuckerberg changed his relationship statusn facebook to "in a relationship." [ audience oohs ] yeah, and that girl just changed her relationship status to, "ca-ching!" [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we have a fun, fun show tonight, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching us. our pal, nbc news anchor, the number one man, brian williams is here! [ cheers and applause ] we love it when he's here. perennial nba all-star, dwight howard of the orland magic will be stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] and we got music from the one and only richard ashcroft, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be great. ladies and gentlemen, it's time to take a look at the stories making headlines today, and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros & cons." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: tonight's topic is, spring break. [ boing ] [ light laughter ] that's right. it's that time of year again. lots of co

as you know, "the king's speech" won the oscar for best picture but then mark zuckerberg today stole it. [ applause ] "toy story 3" was the -- was nominated for best picture. it won animated. one of several high-profile 3-d movies. i miss 2-d and come to think of it, i miss tutti from "the facts of life" too. i love to see a 3-d movie about her. tutti 3-d. colin firth won best actor for stuttering king george vi and ironically had some trouble giving his own acceptance speech last night. >> well, a very, very heavy -- we had a very darison to -- had to pick. >> that is not colin firth. we've got the wrong video there. that's someone else. "true grit" went 0 for 10 last night which i would think was n unprecedented but it's the fourth movie in oscar to do that. gangs of new york, the color purple and kazaam all went over. if i said it once i said it a thousand times. that matt damon is the kiss of death as far as movies go. they should have enter in the best foreign language category. i didn't understand one word jeff bridges was saying through the whole film. they probably would have

. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, mark zuckerberg's facebook stalker pradeep manukonda, for having a last namel porno. [ laughter ] "coming this fall 'manaconda.'" [ laughter ] ♪cc1: >> steve: "is that a snake in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?"cc1: >> jimmy: "it's a snake." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it actually is. it actually is a snake. it actually is a snake. [ light laughter ]cc1: ♪cc1: >> jimmy: thank you, justin bieber, for wearing a disguise in a super bowl commercial that let everyone know you're a versatile actor and that in 20 years you will look like a geico caveman. [ laughter ]cc1: >> jimmy: there you have it. those are my thank you notes! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll be right back with adam sandler! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is one of the biggest comedy stars in the universe. his funny new movie "just go with it" is in theaters everywhere today. please welcome back to the show one of my all-time favorites, mr. adam sandler, everybody.cc1: ♪ [ cheers and applause ]cc1: >> jimmy: the lunch lady.

. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, mark zuckerberg's facebook stalker pradeep manukonda, for having a last nameo. [ laughter ] "coming this fall 'manaconda.'" [ laughter ] ♪ >> steve: "is that a snake in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?" >> jimmy: "it's a snake." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it actually is. it actually is a snake. it actually is a snake. [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, justin bieber, for wearing a disguise in a super bowl commercial that let everyone know you're a versatile actor and that in 20 years you will look like a geico caveman. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you have it. those are my thank you notes! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll be right back with adam sandler! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ lysol knows a real clean isn't just something you see... it's something you smell. new lysol no mess automatic toilet bowl cleaner not only cleans your toilet with every flush, but also freshens your entire bathroom. so even in between deep cleans, it's as fresh as any room in your home. for tips on a healthy home, visit lysol.com/ missionforhealth.

if he does sign on with mark zuckerberg he will have company. last year facebook fired a former white house economic adviser as well. vip response bum for the first-ever tweet on twitter is going back to the company. twitter's original c.e.o. jack dorsey will become executive chairman and oversee the company line of products. dorsey will remain head of a mobile payment service called square located in the bay area. seems californians are a step closer to paying more for the online purchases. an assembly committee voted in support of a measure that would require online retailers to collect a sales tax from buyers right here in the golden state. ouch. they claim it will increase revenue in the state by $250 million to $500 million ape year. opponents say it will put thousand of people out of work. case in point, amazon and overstock.com have both said they will stop doing business with california's 25,000 internet affiliate businesses if the state passes the legislation. >> ready for baseball? >> ready for some baseball. >> that time of year again

tech executives, including apple's steve jobs, oracle's larry ellison, and facebook founder, mark zuckerberg. >>> peta wants a new name of the tender loin to be tempe, which is a vegan cruelty-free meat institute. san francisco is known for some of the best vegan food of the word. no word yet from mayor ed lee on any name change just yet. >>> be on the lookout here. the egyptian cobra who snuck away from his habitat at the bronx zoo in new york last week is still at large, and that's prompted time magazine to list the top zoo escapes of all time, or at least for the last 50 or 60 years. they include the 300-pound hippo found strolling by a nearby road in san francisco in 1964, who escaped from the san francisco zoo. and that was just five hours after sfpd captured 13 buffalo in san francisco that the zoo director didn't even know was missing. the many escapes by ken the orangutan at the san diego zoo inspired a fan club who called themselves the hairy houdini fan club. but virginia the wolf took the top spot from her escapes where he climbed three trees and fences hiding out so long it's sti

the judge said, forget it, zuckerberg is from california. >>> just hours after apple set a date for theorldwide developers conference, it sold out all the tickets. june 6 is d-day or iphone day, at least we think so. traditionally they have introduced new iphones at worldwide developers conference. so we would expect therefore we are on iphone5 watch coming up in june. >> we'll see what december will bring. >>> well, straighten up your tie, scott. coming up on "today in the bay," super model nicki taylor is stopping by our studios. find out why she's in the bay area. >>> plus, all the rain we have been getting, well, it is about to end california's drought. find out when that will officially be over. >>> and it could be another damaging day for barry bonds as the prosecution gets ready to call a few major league names to the stand. i'm marla tellez. i'll tell you what to expect coming up in my live report. >>> and expect updates on this breaking news in newark this morning. a refinery fire, a sulfuric acid explosion hareve more.d far. we'll have more. this is your captain speaking, we a

. >> rose: but i'd love to have a conversation right here at the table with mark zuckerberg as to whether he liked the film or not. >> that may not be so good. >> rose: but that kind of genius i mean, what amazes me is when the president of russia comes to the united states he goes to silicon valley. he wants to create a silicon valley. >> everybody wants to create-- sglut but zen jou goes to silicon valley and stanford before he comes to washington, d.c. there is an understanding of where america built its know iting success upon. >> and let's just think about that because that's really important. we have powerful academic centers, driven by curiosity, to understand the world. interacting with those who are wanting to use the discoveries for human good, and are prepared to invest in it. that's a potent brew, and america does it very well. and we have to support those academic centers. we have to make sure there's enough capital, and we have to be prepared to take long-term risks. >> rose: one of the interesting questions of the future i think is a lot of people went into financial engine

[laughter] zuckerberg.i want to know, if any of you know that person, i want to see the first woman that creates some new technology that changes how we do everything. i think that's the next frontier we need to be looking for. >> absolutely. >> and i have one more question. i think we have time for one more question. if anyone else -- oh, great. please, go ahead. >> it's a question for both of you. dr. connie, you came from very humble beginnings. i wanted to know your, your interest and desire to escalate yourself. did it come from a parent? and then you also had a conflicting message which was you're never going to be quite good enough. and so i kind of want to know where that came from. >> you know -- >> and then a question for gloria, i guess i'd like to know what tape was in your head that you had to work against. >> it's interesting, both my parents, my father was a navy steward and joined as a servant class, my mother was a dentist who went to dental school in the philippines in the 1950s and very w

>> well, senator john mccain just came back from a trip from the middle east and said that mark zuckerbergs a hero in that region to pro-democracy supporters. senator mccain was the driving force in those uprisings in the middle east and the middle east. >>> it is 816. the labor battle between football players and team owners is now in overtime. the two sides agreed to override the deadlines and extend talks in washington, d.c. today. ktvu's alison burns has been take -- starking out the mediator's office where the -- taking out the mediator's office where the negotiations are taking place. what's happening now? >> reporter: well, nfl players and owners are facing another midnight dead rhine and -- deadline and a player lockout is looming. both sides left the table without a deal. they are deadlocked over a plan that would shift more profits to owners and extend the season. neither side seems to be budging. >> for no football to be playing this september, that would be -- that would be a travesty for a lot of businesses, unfortunately, especially in this economy. >> reporter: no football w

[laughter] zuckerberg. i want to know, if any of you know that person, i want to see the first woman that creates some new technology that changes how we do everything. i think that's the next frontier we need to be looking for. >> absolutely. >> and i have one more question. i think we have time for one more question. if anyone else -- oh, great. please, go ahead. >> it's a question for both of you. dr. connie, you came from very humble beginnings. i wanted to know your, your interest and desire to escalate yourself. did it come from a parent? and then you also had a conflicting message which was you're never going to be quite good enough. and so i kind of want to know where that came from. >> you know -- >> and then a question for gloria, i guess i'd like to know what tape was in your head that you had to work against. >> it's interesting, both my parents, my father was a navy steward and joined as a servant class, my mother was a dentist who went to dental school in the philippines in the 1950s and very

mark zuckerberg said, this will be a giant force for democracy. you can call me all you want and you can hammer me all you want for believing that we have to go big, bold, and abroad rather than being driven by such privacy constraints, by driven by such considerations of privacy, he would take his chance on friending the world. he believes it. absolutely believe that this would happen. >> in this whole new world of communication, there is fox news. [laughter] i was wondering what you thought of fox news. [laughter] >> i watch boxing is. -- i watch fox news. i watch cnn, too. i am going to be in rehab some day. i think you can learn so much from the excitement of the people on fox news about what they are telling you. and about what they are bringing to every story. i think the american people are enormously smart and they are enormously, collectively so discerning about making their own judgments that they move from -- and i do not think ideas can be labeled with the people who hold the money spectrum. people can make their mind up about ideas. i

i was dying to ask him how everybody can get the money out of mark zuckerberg to their own city but we have to do that some other time. to start, governor o'malley, you are proud of the fact that maryland ranks no. one in education. and -- >> none of that! >> 80% overall graduation rate and you are a race to the top winner but you do have 27 dropout factories high school senior state. what are you doing about that? what are you going to do to raise the graduation rate? >> there are a number of different strategies implemented with the local education agencies people associations. the most important things we did in baltimore city will take a larger high schools and split them into smaller schools and also being able to create scenes in some of the high schools for a career path and career and college readiness. those were very important. the other thing we have done in the last few years is expand the number of career and technical education offerings. we have gone from 30 to 38 to the extent we are better able to match up the ct with the places where we have the greatest drop of probl

mark zuckerberg said, this will be a giant force for democracy. you can call me all you want and you can hammer me all you want for believing that we have to go big, bold, and abroad rather than being driven by such privacy constraints, by driven by such considerations of privacy, he would take his chance on friending the world. he believes it. absolutely believe that this would happen. >> in this whole new world of communication, there is fox news. [laughter] i was wondering what you thought of fox news. [laughter] >> i watch fox news. i watch cnn, too. i am going to be in rehab some day. i think you can learn so much from the excitement of the people on fox news about what they are telling you. and about what they are bringing to every story. i think the american people are enormously smart and they are enormously, collectively so discerning about making their own judgments that they move from -- and i do not think ideas can be labeled with the people who hold the money spectrum. people can make their mind up about ideas. i do think that the peo

mark zuckerberg was just starting out at harvard then. there was no facebook.here was definitely no such thing as twister. today, i would have written it tweeted it, and posted it on facebook. i still believe there is a desire and need for reporting that takes more than 140 characters, especially in explaining the workings of congress. [applause] i am delighted the national press foundation recognized the story of senators up holding nominees. it is not a new concept, but it is nice some took the time to see and hear centers in rare moments of candor fessing up and explain what they do that. the same goes for a story we get about centaurus -- senators taking money for pet projects. it is hard to believe that one year later after we get that story, leaders in both parties are promising a more earmarks. the late great dirksen is quoted as saying -- the only people who did not say -- change their minds are those who are incompetent and can't, and those in cemeteries. i am lucky to work with a stellar team at cnn. i want to recognize and indefatigable source of put

mark zuckerberg was just starting out at harvard then. there's no facebook and node twitter.usly it is a lot easier to get information out now. for the most part, i think that is a positive thing for journalism. call me old-fashioned, i still believe there is a desire and need for reporting that takes more than 140 characters, especially in explaining the confounding workings of congress. [applause] i am delighted the national press conference recognize a story -- it is not a new concept, but it is nice to take the time it to see and hear a senator's confessing and explain why they do this. the same goes for another story we did about senators taking money for pet projects from a bill that was supposed to go to fund the war. they were taking it for pet projects back home. it is hard to believe that a year later, leaders in both parties are promising no more earmarks. maybe there are taking a cue from the late, great senator everett dirksen. he is quoted as saying the only people who do not change their minds are in confidence in asylums they cannot, and those in cemeteries. i

young man who asked who he wants to me, and he does not say mohammad the prophet, he says marked zuckerberg, the jew. this is a new generation of people. they have not been sent out to the street to die, but parents who are willing to die for the next generation. they are looking to us to help them. what are we going to do? the opportunity is here. why don't we come up with something out of the box, something creative? pick 500 of the finest young when -- young women and men, and to egypt, let them start businesses with these people, that the work together, find their own future, that them find a way that they have indicated in the streets in which they are demonstrating that they want to go. this is a new direction. let's not wring our hands. the future is not there for us to react to. the future is for being made. do we have a plan? >> we do. we have lots of plants. i am excited by your idea, and i would welcome every member of this committee to offer ideas that would give us additional ways of interacting with the young people who are at the base of these transformational movements. let

mark zuckerberg said, this will be a giant force for democracy. you can call me all you want and you can hammer me all you want for believing that we have to go big, bold, and abroad rather than being driven by such privacy constraints, by driven by such considerations of privacy, he would take his chance on friending the world. he believes it. absolutely believe that this would happen. >> in this whole new world of communication, there is fox news. [laughter] i was wondering what you thought of fox news. [laughter] >> i watch fox news. i watch cnn, too. i am going to be in rehab some day. i think you can learn so much from the excitement of the people on fox news about what they are telling you. and about what they are bringing to every story. i think the american people are enormously smart and they are enormously, collectively so discerning about making their own judgments that they move from -- and i do not think ideas can be labeled with the people who hold the money spectrum. people can make their mind up about ideas. i do think that the peo

coaster with extraordinary highs like this grant for newark schools from facebook founder mark zuckerbergisappointment. >> june, seven murders, july, eight murders. >> reporter: for a young, ambitious politician often compared to barack obama he could have picked an easier city. raised in an affluent jersey suburb, his parents were ibm executives. booker was an academic star, class president and all american tight end who went on to stanford. a rhoads scholarship at stanford. >> reporter: you have an expression that i think you got your b.a. and m.a. at stanford but -- >> my ph.d. on the streets of newark. >> reporter: if he sounds like don quixote. >> i want to believe in impossible dreams again. >> reporter: he's also pragmatic supporting president obama's tax cuts for the rich. >> that was a high moment of his presidency. >> reporter: even though that $700 million could have helped you? >> we would be still in a stalemate. >> reporter: one of his closest allies is republican governor chris christie. >> i have watched cory do great things in this city and he's just started. >> reporter:

i was dying to ask him how everybody can get money out of mark zuckerberg for their own city.to do that some other time. to start, governor o'malley, maryland -- i know you are proud of the fact that maryland rates number one in education. [cheers and applause] >> come on, none of that. but you do have 27 dropout factory high schools in your state. what are you doing about that? what are you going to do to try to raise the graduation rate in those places? >> there's a number of strategies that are implemented with the local education agencies, associations, i mean some of the most important thing that is we did in baltimore city was to take some of the larger high schools and split them up into smaller schools. and also being able to create themes in some of the high schools for a career path, job and career and college readiness, those were very important. another thing that we've done over the last few years is to expand the number of career and technical education offerings. we've gone from 30 to 38. to the extent that we are better able to match up the cte with the places