we begin with mark zuckerberg and facebook. if you have a facebook account, you've probably reconnected with an old pal, shared photos with your family, and gotten advice from your friends on what to buy and what to read. but facebook has bigger plans. it wants to turn the entire web into one big social network. lesley stahl first talked with mark zuckerberg in 2008, and three years later, we sat down with mark again. he gave us a preview of his site's new profile page, a change that would affect the 500 million people who were then using facebook, an idea that zuckerberg had cooked up in his dorm room at harvard. >> when you first thought about this--19 years old--is this what you had in mind? did you see this far into the future, or is it way beyond what you dreamed? >> well, it's funny. i mean, when i was getting started, you know, with my roommates in college, you never think that you could build this company or anything like that, right? because, i mean--it just--and we were college students, right? >> yeah. >> i mean, we

. >>> mark zuckerberg visits with japan's prime minister.he facebook ceo's idea to get his network more involved after japan's massive tsunami and eaea >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> the senate has just rejected efforts to move ahead on a bill to repeal tax breaks for oil companies. before that the president held a news conference in rose garden to put pressure on congress to end four billion dollars in tax breaks saying americans are getting hit twice once at the pump and another by sending billions in tax subsidies. >> the president: with record profits and rising production, i'm not worried about the big oil companies. with high oil prices around the world. they've got more than enough incentive to produce even more oil. that's why i think it is time they got by without more help from taxpayers who are having a tough enough time. >> many congressional republicans say cutting the tax breaks would lead to higher prices and affect companies -- >> best buy plans to cut 50 full sized stor

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. >>> also this morning, perfect president perez is meeting with mark zuckerberg and visiting the bay area in silicone trail have i. today you will launch an international -- international facebook page. >> facebook is the best social change, mark zuckerberg does not have a policy, does not have a country, toes not have a fortune. he has an idea, that's it and look what he did, he changed the world. after he will have a long go where he is expected to speak attempt spell emanuel. >>> we have construction in meadow park on 101 between willow road and marsh road and they are shut down because of construction. then we have an injury accident on san mateo, the right lanes are blocked, it happened at 4:30 it didn't cause too much of a back up. an advisory is in effect for the bay bridge and the individuals are slick out there. make sure you drive with caution out there, here is a look at 280 in san jose where we are experiencing no delays, let's check in with steve. >>> and this is a identified knack mix system. we start off with 40s and 50s with drizzle and light rain. you can see on live

shimon peres will meet with mark zuckerberg and silicon valley movers and shakers. you might be able to ask him a question today. terry mcsweeney is live at facebook headquarters with more. >> reporter: the president of israel peres come fog facebook today not just to have pictures taken he's going to -- to get business done starting a new facebook page. there's going to be a live chat 9:00 this morning. take a look at president peres in washington this past weekend. he came to the bay area sunday night. does have a current facebook page it is his official one. today's page is going to be a personal one. he hopes to open a dialogue with young arabs who live in countries with no diplomatic ties with israel. on hand for the launch facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. there is going to be a talk back about 9:00. president peres and ibm yesterday motorcade there a part of a tour of the silicon valley. today at 12:30 power lunch. president peres meeting with the heads of the largest venture capital companies in the world, he is touting israel as a place for good investment. 7:0

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and someone other than president obama has gotten facebook founder mark zuckerberg to wear a suit. he got all dressed up today for his meeting with japanese prime minister. in tokyo. he told the pchl prime minister that facebook is growing fast in japan and doubled users after last year's tsunami to more than 10 million. facebook zoomed head of a domestic competitor in japan. >> thank you, perhaps this will be the final word in bacon-inspired items. a company has come up with a coffin painted to look like bacon. creators say it's for people who love bacon to death. i just read them. this is a classy way to go out. >> it doesn't look like bacon. >> it does not. looks like... >> like a camouflage to me. >> maybe that is what the motive was there. >> there is a new product. >> let's move on to weather. shall we? >> the forecast is dead on. there is a live view looking west, low clouds, high clouds and it's looking dreary out there. there is a look at live doppler 7 hd. you can see the moisture well north throughout mendocino county now. there is cloudy conditions and temperatures into

and mark zuckerberg has been spotted in china. apple's ceo is officially there meeting with chinese leaders to deepen ties to the world's most populist nation. zuckerberg was seen in hang high yesterday with his girlfriend but said it was just a vacation. however, this hasn't stopped speculation he's lobbying the chinese government to gain greater access to china's growing market, don't forget facebook is still blocked in china. >> and dan loeb sent another scathing letter to scott thompson of yahoo. this time comparing yahoo to the ill logical world of "alice and wonderland". trash talk suggests a major showdown at the upcoming annual meeting. loeb is lashing out for rejecting him as director. the yahoo ceo says lowe would quote, be conflicted as a board member since he's a large share holder. loeb disagrees. yahoo announced it's adding three new directors a group that did not include loeb or nominees. waits day two for losses. a reason stocks are closing lower is that orders for durable goods didn't meet expectations. your bloom

. >>> phs it's not the first time mark zuckerberg has been accused of using other people's ideas to create facebook. >> written threats and white powder sent to u.s. senators. one representing california. and tonight, we learned exactly what those threats are. >> is the death penalty about to die itself? california gets ready to vote which way the public is currently leaning. good evening, i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken bastida. we hear about these lawsuits all the time. everyone wants a piece of facebook. so far, no one has gotten close to cashing in. >> one lawsuit stands out from the west. it has gotten further than any before. julie watts tells us why. >> for most, facebook is a pretty personal experience. family photos, private conversations, but there is more than meets the eye. >> all interfaces to software have gears and pulleys underneath them. without them, it doesn't work. >> ask michael kiben and he'll tell you his team invented the gears and pulleys that make facebook work long before there was a facebook. >> it was 145,000 man hours. >> something mark zuckerberg said it took h

and advanced micro device s down 5%, mark zuckerberg may be worth less than $21 billion.nd this is slower than what some had thought. he and in bloomberg's brand new billionaire index a daily ranking of the world's richest people, zuckerberg doesn't even break the top 20. other names do crack into the circle, though. microsoft bill gates taking the number spot z oracle's larry ellison at number seven. >> and zuckerberg really hurting, only $21 bill yin weather was spectacular over the weekend. >> and there are allergies acting up. stuff starts blooming. and there is is a live view in emeryville. taking a look at clouds at the coast. there is a clear, blue sky but low clouds on the coast. there is weather conditions about to take a sharp change. there is a wide range of temperatures from 51 here in san francisco to 7234 antioch. not the wide spread warmth of yesterday. we can expect showers turning cold after that with warmer day as haerkd again. wednesday through friday. there is an advancing cold front, colder air than now. so there is a forecast animation, clouds increa

meet personally with mark zuckerberg. cleanup efforts in america's >>> why he wants to meet personally with mark zuckerberg. cleanup efforts in america's heartland now in jeopardy. the new threat as tornado victims try to get back on their feet. >>> great weather here this weekend. but things are cooling down big time. we will talk about that coming up. >>> and we have a dense fog advisory this morning for the golden gate bridge. coming up, a check of other bay area bridges. >> good morning. it is monday, march 5. i'm juliette goodrich. >> frank has the morning off. >> i'm grace lee. it is 4:58. this is the first for the bay area. a sitting president of israel is visiting here this week. lisa washington is in san jose where the visiting president is focusing on innovation. good morning, lisa. >> reporter: good morning to you, juliet. and to you as well, gris. this is going to be a very exciting day. it is the first as you said for the sitting president of israel, simone perez. touring the ibm facility here in san jose in

and that is really a great strength of the country. >> so if mark zuckerberg was in the room when you gave the don't be fungible speech, you can definitely claim credit i think. >> okay. steven day, international ventures, and i have a question about the defense budget. i think that the correct figure is about $1.2 trillion per year on the full cost basis. my question is why is it so difficult politically and otherwise to discuss seriously reducing that. we spend more than all other nations combined. it is a huge piece of the total expenditures of the budget. why difficult and why does it seem to be an area that is not discussed? it is discussed and indeed the current plans have called for significant reductions in the defense spending and if you ask about the longer trend, you know, today we are running at . 3.-something gdp in defense spending. through the '50s, we were running in the 9% or 10% of the gdp range, and in the'60s, 7%, so we have substantially reduced the defense spending and should it be reduced further? that is a judgment to be made on national security grounds and i

the israeli president will meet with facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg to launch his personal page designed to communicate with young arabs who live in countries without diplomatic ties with israel. he visited ibm and met with scientists who are trying to teach computers to think like humans. tonight he will speak with the a temple in san francisco. >>> it is how we get lawrence to get a facebook page a meeting with mark zuckerberg. >> he is not going to budge. >> it will take mark zuckerberg to get me to get a facebook page. [ laughter ] >>> we have a live shot from blue canyon. the snow really coming down up there. winter weather advisories at 5,000 feet. probably going to see another 7" of snow above 7,000 feet. so yeah, the snow really coming down up there and you need chains not the best day to get up there and ski. cold front swinging through today so we have scattered showers in the bay area. the roads a little slick. looks like that's tapering off already pushing to the south bay but behind that we have already begun to pick up winds and wind advisories going up at noon today lookin

he will launch his own facebook page with the help of mark zuckerberg. stephanie is live in menlo park with what the 88-year-old leader hopes to accomplish. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. he hopes to accomplish a lot, in fact, his visit will be at 9:00 this morning along with his security of course. he's part of silicon valley tour. he's going to visit google on thursday but seemed most excited about his visit to facebook at menlo park, set to launch his international facebook page today. this morning the 88-year-old is set to meet with facebook ceo mark zuckerberg after he visited ibm leaders yesterday and tour add research lab. it's part of an economic mission for the israeli president. perez says the visit to facebook is an effort to learn more about with social networking and how to use to the reach out to young arabs in places where israel does not have traditional diplomatic ties. perez expected to drop an interfaith crowd of thousands when he is set to speak at san francisco's temple emmanuel. a timely talk as tensions rise over i

ceo mark zuckerberg will help him launch his personal page on facebook.t, peres will speak at a temple in san francisco. >>> yahoo says its leaders are planning significant changes but they are not confirming a report from the tech site all things d that yahoo will announce thousands of layoffs soon. >>> drunk driving convictions over the past decade in san francisco could be tossed out. a chp audit found san francisco's police were lax in calibrating their breathalyzers as required by law. it could go back as much as 10 years, the cases. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. you'll notice the winds may be one of the biggest issues you will notice in the morning commute. look at the live look at the nimitz, 880 through oakland. it looks like it's getting worse as far as our camera moving back and forth. we have wind advisories in effect all over the bay area including for several of our bridges. and look at that! that is westbound 92. it is really jammed solid. now, we have wind advisories in effect for about 5 bridges a lot

former facebook executive randi zuckerberg is here today to tell us all about that.es >> 700 million, that's houcht the mobile app game angry birds has been downloaded in just over two years. wow. now the company that created that wildly addictive game is coming out with a new version, placing the birds and the pigs in space. >> entrepreneurer randi zuckerberg is here to tell us about the new angry birds. hello. >> hi. >> what is this? what make this is exciting and different and compelling? >> you know, i think this game is just the perfect blend of being very, very simple to play. you can literally figure it out in two seconds. but it's just so fun and entertaining and addictive. it's one of those games that is so easy to pick up and so impossible to put down. >> it's amazing. i'm terrible. we have the new space one right here that you put on my ipad for the set. what's sad when you have a 5-year-old and a 2-year-old and they can learn to play it much better than an adult. it really is -- i mean, it's amazing, though. people play for hours on it. >> they are. >> do

zuckerberg's stock will be diluted when facebook issues its class "b" stock at its upcoming ipo. number one on bloomberg's billionaire's index is mexico's telecom tycoon, carlos slim, microsoft chairman bill gates, and warren buffett ranks second and third. and you see three of sam walton's children, of the walton empire -- the walmart empire, excuse me, are included in the daily top 20 rankings from bloomberg. >>> talking on a cell phone while driving is never safe. and new information just released suggests the the law cracking down on talking while driving is actually working. a new study says death due to handheld cell phone use by drivers has dropped since the state implemented that ban in july of 2008. but research done at cal berkeley looked into state crash records two years before the law was enacted and two years after. overall traffic deaths declined 22% while handheld cell phone driver deaths declined by 47%. >>> a small setback for injured giants fan bryan stow. he's telling his family he's scared. stow's family says he's having trouble sleeping at his new rehabilita

. >> reporter: he is coming to facebook headquarters and he is scheduled to meet with ceo mark zuckerbergraeli president has something up on the social networking site but he wants to encourage more dialog, particularly with people from arab countries that do not have diplomat particular ties. >> facebook introduced the best social change, more than -- >> this shows where it is moving. >> research lab, learning about artificial intelligence, research they have been doing there. now the israeli president will take questions from facebook users from a question-and- answer session and that will be shown live on facebook. it will be streamed live and later today, they will have lunch and the president will speak at emanuel. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> voting is underway on this super tuesday and you are looking live, there is newt gingrich, he is speaking during a campaign stop in duluth georgia. newt gingrich is favored to win in georgia his home state but mitt romney will likely walk away with most governments. >>> and rush limbaugh's controversial comments, coming up, the increasing n

. >>> president shimon peres is scheduled to meet with ceo mark zuckerberg of facebook. they will launch the personal facebook page. now the israeli president already has a fan book on facebook but president shimon peres explains he wants to use facebook more often and use it interactively with facebook users, particularly with people from arab countries, people who don't have diplomatic ties with israel. now after they launched it, president shimon peres will take questions from users from the chief operating officer and that discussion will be done live. president shimon peres had high prize for social met working and its control >> he has an idea, that's it. >> this is the second day of the tour of silicone valley and he was at the research lab. he is trying to strengthen his economic ties with silicone valley and he said money does not make money, science makes money touting the value of technology. tonight, the president will speak at temple emanuel in front of 6,000 people. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> they were taken to jail after they refused to leave the sta

looked at, who should -- of whom should we be more afraid, the government or an unregulated mark zuckerberg or nicole wong, formerly of google? >> wonderful question, toni. [laughter] and, first, let me say how thrilled i was when i learned you were going to be moderating this conversation. i had such a wonderful time when i came to the university of arizona five years ago. we bonded over your wonderful constitutional scholarship and a superb job you did as dean, and i know i couldn't be in better hands for this conversation. [applause] >> thanks. so, yes, who to fear most? what do we do, ladies and gentlemen, living in a world where lawyers at google and facebook have more power over the future of privacy and free speech than any king or president or supreme court justice? this came home to me a few years ago when i went to google and had a chance to interview the woman who has to be considered the free speech adjudicator for the entire world. her name was, her name still is although no longer playing this role, nicole wong, and her colleagues called her the decider. [laughter] because she

shimon peres will meet with mark zuckerberg and silicon valley movers and shakers and you might be able to ask him a question today. terry mcsweeney is live at facebook. >> reporter: there's going to be a facebook interview going on the president of israel shimon peres is going to be opening a new facebook page on that page a different page, to promote world peace especially between arabs and israelis. take a look at president of israel this past weekend in washington, d.c. came to the bay area sunday he has an official facebook page already. today's page will be aimed at opening die log with young arabs who live in countries with no -- opening dialogue with young arabs who live in countries with no ties to israel this is part of his tour of the silicon valley yesterday the president was at ibm. today after facebook he's going to be lunching with the heads of the largest venture capital companies in the world. he's also going to be pushing israel as a place that you want to put your money this evening he's going to be at temple emanuel in san francisco. governor brown will be there san

the fourth amendment only binds the government does not find mark zuckerberg. one of the persistent games that a bunch of great authors that together and explore in the collection is how can we translate constitutional values into world of new technology where the codes attrition does not formally applied? >> when you think of the minot area and the advent of television and anticipating this was going to be a potential huge information capture. >> yes, men know is a good reminder. this is the famous federal communications commission chairman who warned that television was a vast wasteland and he proved to be correct. [laughter] but his scruples look almost quaint. network television is a veritable dublin at the compared to the cacophony on the internet and of course new the minot's age was where the three broadcast networks controlled it. it was the head of abc and cbs. contrast that with the 1920s, the previous free-speech era. than then it was the government putting eugene debs, candidate for president, in jail for criticizing the war so we move from the gove

one of the winners this year is mark zuckerberg, who is worth $17.5 billion. the biggest loser was this man from india, the owner of the biggest steel company. his net worth dropped $10.4 million. the russian oligarch also dropped. it is roughly half of what it was last year. it has been an unstable time for the world's richest. >> it was an amazing year of volatility. it is only a net gain of six teen who. -- 16. there were 117 who dropped off, another 12 who died. >> there were also new faces. ford said there were as many who gain wealth us who lost it, and in terms of countries, the united states is still home to more billionaires than any other nation. >> the u.s. went up a little beit. there is a lot of churn. >> with the economic outlook looking gloomy, the game of generating economic wealth can stay on top. >> an australian man has pled guilty to stabbing an apparent on tune in an 18-year-old girl. he was extradited for breaking into our house and no attaining the girl in an attempt to a export money. experts spent 10 hours trying to remove the device b

tour will include a public address at temple but most of the trip will be visits with giants, mark zuckerbergstly a figurehead but highly respected statesman. >> if shimon peres is here, it wouldn't matter, everybody would be interested in hearing him. >> and rising tensions with iran. >> these are very perilous times. world is in danger of the iranian nuclear threat. >> he spoke with barbara walters about the iranian situation and concerns the u.s. government has about what israel might do. >> all options are on the table. >> includes bombing. >> all options. we don't have to specify. >> the visit is going to be lasting through thursday. they say peres wants to connect with why young people to advance the cause of peace in the middle east. >> against a backdrop, log iranian americans gave a day of service to community. the work at san francisco food bank was part of the event sponsored in the bay area by the national iranian bay area council. it was in stark contrast to events in their homeland. they are moving ahead with the nuclear program and israel may strike iran on its own. >> they hav

morning where with he will launch his presidential facebook page with the help of facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. they say he wants to use facebook to connect with the younger generation. >> especially young people in arab countries, which israel does not hold diplomatic ties with. he wants to communicate with them on a one-on-one level and to get ideas from them of how should we proceed with achieving peace. >> reporter: earlier in the day, while still in washington, mr. peres spoke strongly against iran's supposed ambition to obtain nuclear weapons. >> iran's ambitioning is to control the middle east so it can control a major part of the world economy. it must be stopped, and it will be stopped! >> reporter: with growing tensions in the middle east, security will be very tight at temple emanual in san francisco on tuesday night. all 2,000 seats are already taken, but protesters are vowing to show up outside of the temple and make their feelings known. in fact, occupy oakland is already circulating this flyer calling for a rally to unwelcome president peres. there are no more tickets for the ev

and that's really a great strengths for the country spend so mark zuckerberg was in the room when you give your don't be fungible speech, he definitely could claim credit i think. over your. >> stephen day, international ventures. i to question about defense budget. i think the correct figure is about $1.22 a year on a full cost basis. my question is, why is it so difficult to discuss searcy reducing the? we spend more than all other nations combined. it's a huge piece of the total expenditures of the budget. why is it difficult? why is this an area that is not discussed? >> it is discussed. the current plans call for significant reductions in defense spending. and if you ask about the longer-term, you know, today we are running at three-point something percent of gdp in defense spending. through the 1950s and '60s, in the '50s we run in the ninth, 10% gdp range. in the '60s we run in the seventh, 8% of gdp range. so if you take a longer view we are very substantially reduce our commitment to defense. should it be reduced further? that's a judgment that i think should be made on natio

perez expected to meet with mark zuckerberg.year-old will be expected to launch his face book page. >> friend. >> reporter: that was yesterday when perez connected with ibm leaders and tour add research lab, is planning hope to strengthen the relationship with the tech industry. the visit is to lea more about social networking and how to use to the reach out to young arabs in places where israel does not have traditional diplomatic. when he speaks at the congregation, demonstrators are expected there. the facebook event is closed to the public but will be streamed live on facebook. >> 6:53 now. what started out as an investigation into stolen ipads is turning into one of the biggest drug busts in u.s. history. agents busted a giant meth lab hidden inside the war departments of snell in san jose. more than 750 pounds of meth worth $34 million were seized. three people who may have ties are under arrest. they face child endangerment charges. there were two mirn children inside. that has neighbors upset. >> how you could put kids i

he will meet with facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg to launch his personal page to communicate with young arabs who live in countries without diplomatic ties with israel. peres visited ibm during his first stop on the silicon valley tour and met with scientists trying to teach computers to think like humans. tonight he will speak at a temple in san francisco. >>> iran says it will give the united nations inspectors access to a secret military complex according to a statement that was released today. but the inspectors will be allowed only if there is an agreement on guidelines for that inspection. the u.n. nuclear agency has long suspected that secret atomic work has been carried out at the facility in southeast tehran. >>> clean-up and relief work is picking up speed in communities hit by tornadoes in the midwest and south. fema began assessing the damage. hundreds of national guardsmen have been deployed to help the survivors. the national weather service now says at least 42 tornadoes hit 10 states on friday. and the death toll now stands at 40. >>> the president will hold his first ne

mark zuckerberg was not at the event yet, this big event.s that investors are looking at. >> he's not a madison avenue natural. >> so he keeps himself pure in some ways. >> he keeps himself pure. he trying very hard to craft that image, absolutely. >> thank you very much, sandy. >>> we want to take you to capitol hill. we believe the fed chairman in front of the senate banking committee has wrapped up his testimony and q&a has now begin. >> having southbound hit by both of these factors, with housing problems still being important some of the stresses coming from europe still being drabbed to some extent on economic activity, we have had a slower recovery than we otherwise would have anticipated. never, of course, we have had now growth since mid 2009 and unemployment has come down, but of course not -- the growth is not as strong and the improvement in the unemployment rate is not at quick as obviously we would like. >> and fills cal policy has bud gun to tighten. as we consider economic growth in the near and long term, should congress ena

>> israeli president shimon peres has a new international facebook page after visiting ceo mark zuckerberg in morning and interacting with facebook users in a live web interview. terry mcsweeney is live at facebook headquarters in menlo park. a lot on his agenda today. >> reporter: there is. he's meeting with all kinds of people here. today it was a day to launch a new facebook page. being the president of israel there is something more to it than what minor yours might look like this is dedicated to the solutions to the problems in the mideast. look at the president shimon peres here at facebook today in menlo park. he took questions from chief operating officer of facebook, sheryl sandberg from the audience, facebook employees. he talked about is peace possible for israel? about iran. the standard of living for his arab neighbors. he hopes his new page draws young arabs to discuss peace and how to achieve it. he says he is grateful for facebook for its ability to unite people in this way. >> facebook opens eyes. before it people didn't have the slightest idea what is happening in the res

>>> mark zuckerberg outspoken, entrepreneur aaron leevey is the new college dropout in silicone valley. aaron is my guest this morning. plus, rethinking the old tired travel site and record ipad profits. our reporter sara lacy and john schwartz of usa today this week on press: here. >> good morning, everyone. as a college student, my first guest used $11,000 worth of poker winnings to launch his first company. a risky move, riskier considering they weren't even his poker winnings. aaron leevie used his roommate's poker winnings to launch box.net and the decision to go on in paid off. box.net just got $48 million in funding, which makes aaron leevie a hot name in silicone valley. >> you have to do something that's actually really, really exciting. >> box.networks with big businesses to help employees store documents and data easily in the clouds. >> "the wall street journal" called his precocious. sara lacy, john, we'll let the precocious comments go past. >> i frequently have two words anytime i'm in the room with aaron leevie. >> what's that? >> calm down. >> because he's interesting

mark zuckerberg, from harvard. >> wow. >> you know, they're wicked smart across the river at boston university, too. shout out. >> she can speak for that. thank you. >> we're going to be talking mad money. just how much would don draper be making today and what would it take to support that lavish lifestyle? we're going to make that long story short. you're watching cbs "this morning." >> "cbs healthwatch" sponsored by advil. make the switch to advil now. are choosing advil. i'm keith baraka and i'm a firefighter. and it's very physically demanding. if i'm sore i'm not at my best. advil is my go-to. it's my number one pain reliever. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil. ocean spray cranberry juice versus vegetable juice. first the cranberry. mm! tasty. now, the vegetable juice, with more than 10 times the sodium of cranberry juice. we have a winner! are made with sweet cherries and the crisp, clean taste of our cranberries. i cannot tell a lie. 'tis tasty. okay, george washington, did you tak

zuckerberg and was living in the dorm adjacent to him.nd had sent him a week before the now infamous hacking event. i sent him a white paper about our technology that was sitting in his inbox the night mr. zuckerberg hacked all the house sites at harvard. >> reporter: no financial reward though. leader is still seeking damages for what a court found was patent infringement. >> it's almost guaranteeing facebook is infringing someone's patent somewhere. >> eric goldman has a point. all those internet companies providing us with similar services, there is bound to be some high tech crossover. >> however, just because they're infringing it doesn't mean they ripped him off. it means the patents are on the book. they covered so much activity that people may not realize they are stepping over the line. >> leader says facebook stepped over the line and it wants to get paid. >> a big number would satisfy us. >> leader.com is working to prove and some day collect damages. the company was in a hearing just last week. we'll keep you posted. >> sounds

move over marc zuckerberg, soccer mom is here. in two. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of long weekends and longer retirements. ♪ ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ >>> i'm bill griffeth, coming up at the top of the hour, shares of yelp skyrocketed in its bay due. is this more evidence that social media stocks are starting to form a bubble? we'll look at that plus we'll break down the charts to show you why financials may still have a lot more room to rally. and then russian political activist, yes, that one talks about the effect vladimir putin's election could have on everything from the markets to relations with the united states. all that and more when i see you with maria here at the top of the hour from post 9 at the new york stock exchange on "closing bell." see you then. >> we will indeed. what stocks are the big guns of wall street buying these days? that would be technology, which have been the top performer so far this year. a

facebook founder mark zuckerberg not on that top 20 list. >> no one's feeling bad for mark zuckerbergfrom rhode island could one day be added to the list perhaps. today we'll find out who bought the lucky ticket worth $336 million last year, the third largest powerball jackpot in history. the ticket was sold at this rhode island supermarket. the winner can choose a lump sum of $210 million or the full jackpot in a series of payments over 29 years. >>> scientists in canada and europe are trying to figure out what's causing a mysterious buzzing sound from the sky. take a listen. [ loud noise ] >> wow. >> yikes. >> kind of sounds like some groaning or maybe a really powerful horn. this video was recorded in germany where the buzzing was loud enough to set off car alarms. conspiracy theorists jumping to conclusions about this, of course. some scientists say the noise is likely an electromagnetic sound emitted from auroras and radiation belts. >> not making me feel any better. >> others say the humming could be telephone transmissions. >> i would be scared. >> definitely weird. >> yeah. >>

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lehman brothers had celebrated its 150th anniversary and in 2001, mark zuckerberg was captain of his high-school fencing team. borders bookstores had $3 billion in annual revenue and meanwhile, kindle something you did to a fire and nook was merely a small corner of the room. most americans knew little about osama bin laden or al qaeda. at the time, i was u.s. attorney in san francisco and i myself being out here paid little attention to those terrorist attacks that were occurring overseas. today, our world can change in the blink of an eye. the effects of that change are felt more rapidly and more broadly than ever before. consider the current economic climate. when companies fail to recognize and adapt to change, they can go out of business almost overnight. law enforcement and the intelligence community face a similar challenge. if we in the fbi failed to recognize how the world is changing, the consequences can be devastating. lives can be lost. our national security can be threatened, and the balance of power can tip toward our adversaries. terrorism, espionage, and cyber attack

mark zuckerberg will help him launch his own facebook page.e israeli president will hold a public meeting in san francisco early sunday. >>> the director of the fbi has identified the number one threat to the nation's security, robert mueller spoke in san francisco yesterday he says foreign governments, organized cyber crime and hacktivists are bigger than terrorism. companies are often the first to see the threats and they need to help the government mitigate the danger. >>> morgan hill police say they were able to nab a thief thanks to a new device. a scanner that uses cameras to check license plates to see if they are stolen. it got a hit on a car in a hotel parking lot. police say the man admitted stealing the plate from a neighbor's car so he wouldn't have to pay registration. then the scanner spotted another stolen plate in the same lot. turned out he had stolen that plate too. they arrested him. >>> new high-tech deterrent. 4:57. >> danger on the slopes ahead. thousands preparing for the biggest ski weekend of the season there is a dead

a at which timer user snapped a -- a twitter user snapped a photo of mark zuckerberg in dolores park as well as on 29th street friday night. >> it was just that nice this weekend. >>> it's all clear at the state capital. the site of a lot of civil disobedience yesterday. more than 70 were arrested during a day of demonstrations. students expressed anger about the state budget cuts, higher tuition and fewer courses that are available to them. the california highway patrol says protestors were arrested after they refused to leave the capital. >>> any of those students who might have scholarships may want to think twice about photos they post online. a survey found about a quarter of scholarship providers says they check up on applicants online using google, facebook, youtube and other sites to look for any red flags. about 75% of those say they are looking for behavior that would reflect badly on the provider and about one-third say they have denied a scholarship based on something they have found online. >> be careful what you do. >>> buried in the snow for more than 20 minutes. >> wh

certainly facebook, zuckerberg was up in harvard and did it on his own but look at other important technology. netscape, the first internet browser, it was developed at the university of illinois working from a research grant. google, working at stanford on a national science foundation grant -- grants. again, those are two great entrepreneurs. they took the technology and build great companies. but that core technology would not have been there without the federal government. so i think the notion somehow -- i tell you who is actually very supportive of this, and that is newt gingrich. newt gingrich has always stood out on the republican side saying we need more federal research support. >> you touched on it -- and that is the politicization of research. if you are a good god fearing left of center person you want research in solar, wind, alternatives, if you are good, god-fearing, right of center, you want nuclear, fossil refining. so there is a political divide. certain set of technologies are loved by the left and other set of technologies are loved by the right. and it causes a whiplash

certainly facebook, zuckerberg was up in harvard and did it on his own but look at other important technology. netscape, the first internet browser, it was developed at the university of illinois working from a research grant. google, working at stanford on a national science foundation grant -- grants. again, those are two great entrepreneurs. they took the technology and build great companies. but that core technology would not have been there without the federal government. so i think the notion somehow -- i tell you who is actually very supportive of this, and that is newt gingrich. newt gingrich has always stood out on the republican side saying we need more federal research support. >> you touched on it -- and that is the politicization of research. if you are a good god fearing left of center person you want research in solar, wind, alternatives, if you are good, god-fearing, right of center, you want nuclear, fossil refining. so there is a political divide. certain set of technologies are loved by the left and other set of technologies are loved by the right. and it causes a whiplash

he'll meet with the president -- the president will meet tomorrow with mark zuckerberg to launch his official presidential facebook page and take questions online from facebook users all over the world. >>> as israel's president visits the south bay the country's prim is at the white house to discuss iran's growing nuclear ambitions. we turn to nbc bay area's brian mohr, live on capitol hill for us this morning. this meeting comes on the heels of tough talk from the president. >> reporter: yeah. the president is trying to make it clear that he does stand behind israel but at the same time, he is supporting a diplomatic solution on iran. the meeting between president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu comes at a time when their nations are grappling over the military option to end iran's nuclear ambitions. >> i reserve all options and my policy is not going to be one of containment. my policy's prevention of iran obtaining nuclear weapons. >> reporter: the president declared the united states wants time to let sanctions work. the prime minister reserved israel's right

. >> reporter: they will meet with high tech leaders and even mark zuckerberg to launch his very own presidential facebook page, followed by a facebook chat with users all over the world. >> don, thank you. >>> well, today they said they were thankful. people who survived several tornadoes met and prayed together. what's keeping them going as they tour what's left of their lives? >>> and it has been a great weekend for getting outside, but much cooler days are ahead. your book-to-work forecast is coming up. ♪ ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds and puts down a barrier to stop new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control spray once. stop weeds for months. . >>> police in east oakland are investigating an especially brutal homicide. officers responded to a shooting on 88th avenue at 3:00 this morning. when they got there, they saw several cars take off.

. >> president perez will spend time at facebook meeting mark zuckerberg and staging an online discussion. he is building ties for his own version of the silicon valley in israel. >> good morning to you. it's 4:38. we're noticing on our drive in a little sprinkles out and about. yeah. let's collect the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, guys. we are still in winter. this is the only winter-like day we're going to see all week long so break out the sweaters. you might need that umbrella especially in the north bay. for the next few hours we have a weak disturbance that's going to move through, providing a little bit of moisture. exactly as you ladies described, light sprinkles and mist. the bigger component from the storm will be the gusty winds we expect to develop right after sun rise. and those winds will pick up as we head throughout the afternoon so you want to keep that in mind especially if you drive a high-profile vehicle headed over our bridges throughout the bay. sunnyvale, 50 this morning in san jose, radar's mostly dry at this point. we take you to the north,

peres will visit silicon valley and meet with high tech leaders he's expected to sit down with mark zuckerbergo launch his facebook page. peres will take questions from users around the globe. >> don, thank you. the drama continues tomorrow in the domestic violence trial of san francisco sheriff as jury selection begins. the case has gained national attention. he faces misdemeanor charges for allegedly grabbing and bruising the arm of his wife ileana lopez. former latin soap opera star denies the allegations against her husband. the jury pool is more than twice the usual number because the case is so high profile. >>> police are on the hunt for whoever shot a man and ran over him. officers responded to a shooting on l 8th avenue at 3:00 this morning. when they got there they saw several cars take off. officers found a 51-year-old man who had been shot in the head. he had also been run over by a car. the unidentified victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the mills bury police department is no more but it doesn't mean the criminals are off the hook. just after midnight the san mateo police de

is innovation and that continues in menlo park where he will meet with the ceo of facebook mark zuckerberg and the coo sheryl sandberg to launch his official presidential facebook page. in addition, he will also participate in an interview that will be broadcast live through facebook's streaming service. already the israeli president visited ibm research and development in san jose and he was the guest of honor at a dinner hosted by the ceo of cisco. as for facebook, perez says he wants to create new social networking to create a dialogue with young arabs in countries that don't have diplomatic ties to israel. >> facebook introduced introduced social change more than politics -- [ indiscernible ] doesn't have a country, army, [ indiscernible ] that's it. he had an idea. look what he did. changed the world. >> reporter: later today, president peres will speak at san francisco's temple emanuel this evening. he will be greeted by governor brown and san francisco's mayor ed lee. so a busy schedule for him and this is only day 2 of the visit. back to you. >> interesting to see what they had to