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mark zuckerberg kind of started out as a bully himself. was this your directive?how did that begin? >> i think that was our job on the customer support team was to kind of take care of the users and try to make sure that they didn't have a negative effect of having all this connectivity. one of the things about facebook is that we connect really quickly. but the problem is sometimes it makes it easy to harass each other. so that was our job to really take care of that. >> and it's such a relevant issue right now with cyber bullying. another reference to the culture, you talk about what it was like to work for a kid who came in every day with sandals and sweat pants and talked in vagaries, another great quote that i'm going to pull from the book. when the meetings ended, he would say either domination or evolution, and everyone would laugh nervously with a warm and almost chilling excitement. it was like we were given a charter by a boy younger than most of us to take over the world and get paid to do it. you talk about how he was treated like some kind of god. tel

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but first, how much did mark zuckerberg tip at a restaurant in rome?sing a lot or nothing. probably wouldn't be >>> should he get slack for eating a big mac? mark zuckerburg and his new bride were spotted eating mcdonalds. it reported that they chowed down in rome. they dined at a fast-food joint and they neglected to leave a tip. restaurant staff say they were surprised not only because of the facebook founded insane wealth because they are accustomed to general toc tips from -- generous tips from american tourists. >> lightning roooouuunnd. lightning round. >> is it done yet? dan, anybody who has ever waited tables in america knows europeans don't tip. i say good for zuckerberg forgetting pay back. >> i bet that waiter didn't -- like -- that. >> i don't understand. >> he didn't like it. he was mad. >> jedediah, what is the point of eating mcdonalds in rome? don't they have an olive garden. >> as an italian american i am disgusted. when you go to rome you gain 30 pounds because you have eaten 30 pounds of pasta. this guy went there and ate mcdonalds?

if you said to me ken, five years from now what's going to be the hot new thing, if i were mark zuckerberg, i couldn't answer that question. one of the reasons mark zuckerberg like all of us in this room is frightened is because they know everything is happening so fast that tomorrow, he may be extinct himself just like newspapers worrying about extinction and that's actually a hopeful sign. that's what's different about this age, from guttenberg's age, the speed of change is exponentially faster. >> two answers. first, i think it's an exciting time digitally. i think i would reduce it to mobile social video, those things are going to be transforming and transformative, and the second thing i would say is i'm greatly encouraged because every indication we have and we know more about our audience than we have ever known about it, is that what our audience cares most about is really strong original interesting journalism, good journalism works, and the fact that good journalism works across any platform is hugely encouraging. >> i think the new new thing that will be transformative the next

any bump in the industry as a result of priscilla chan, mark zuckerberg's wife?> they're really interested in her. it wasn't a katherine middleton situation, but people took an interest. i think brides in general, they're looking for inspiration from everywhere and everyone. so they, you know, wanted to know who designed that dress. of course we know claire pettibone as a fabulous designer, but i think a lot of people got introduced to someone they may not have known. >> great to have you on the program. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next on "the wall street journal report," we take a look at the news this upcoming week that will have an impact on your money. and take me out to the ball game. what happened when they invited me? on your burgers after they're burnt! [ male announcer ] treat your frequent heartburn by blocking the acid with prilosec otc. and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for

why did zuckerberg pick blue for the site? the answer is c, doocy is correct.he color-blind to red and green. >> he has a lot of green now. >> bill: here is my favorite question cleopatra, loved her one of the country's most powerful rulers in her time. known for love of finer things. [shouting] >> the queen has come for the people of rome. >> bill: that's how martha will look tomorrow as you tune in. >> i'm going to wear one of those. >> bill: how old was cleopatra when she became the rural of egypt and very wealthy? i screwed this up? the answer is c. 18. >> bill: the drinking age. she couldn't become -- could thrown down a few. >> rule but not drink. >> bill: drinking age in egypt back then was 6. [ laughter ] >> bill: there weren't a lot of standards. question number three. doocy still leads by one. warren buffet cemented his name as one of the world's most successful and charitable businessmen. made billions in ventures and donated much of it to charity. >> i was looky in that -- lucky that i found out what i loved doing early in life i was 7 years old or

. >>> facebook creator mark zuckerberg faces a lawsuit from investors accusing him of insider tradingrding to tmz the suit claims he knew facebook shares were overvalued and sold off a big chunk of his stock when prices dropped after the debut and the suit also says underwriters morgan stanley, jpmorgan chase and goldman sachs warned zuckerberg the ipo was price toad high but that information only -- priced too high but that information only disclosed to the highest investors. >>> facebook's newest users may be people currently banned from having an account. now you have to be at least their teen to have a profile, but many kids get -- 13 to have a profile, but many kids get around that by lying about their age. facebook is testing ways to give younger kids access but complying with federal rules of young children being online. facebook said it could link a child's profile to a parent's account to allow parents to supervise their kid's activity. katherine lorenz from red d applemom.com is here to discuss this with us further. you have been in advertising 20 years and are a former radi

he helped mark zuckerberg build facebook. one of the great products, the three technologies -- the great technological advancements in this country helped him to do it. the other story is it perhaps the more encouraging one. it is about orlando and graduated from an institution here in connecticut just a short time ago, the coast guard academy. he is a refugee from haiti. he came here at the age of sex. after leaving haiti with his mother on the boat that drifted into the sea near the coast of florida where he and his mother were rescued, near starving, desperate for food and water, desperate for teh united states. they were rescued where they were completely desperate to be saved. after he arrived in the united states, his mother was diagnosed with cancer. orlando was raised by the translator that cared for them while his mother was in the hospital. he wanted to go to the coast guard academy said that he could help reorganization that saved him at sea. then he will begin work on a cutter defending against criminals, narcotic

same way as mark zuckerberg.y'll do the best work they'll ever do in their lives. >> rose: is larry paige a good c.e.o.? >> i think so. >> rose: as good a c.e.o. as... >> early indications have r very positive. >> rose: founder, c.e.o., the kind of guy you like. founder, c.e.o.. >> he put a sharp focus in that company on product. he's actually i think if anything consciously modeling his management approach after steve so he took... he's taken a laser shop product focus on the different product lines. as far as i can tell it's been 100 october( >> rose: why do you think he wanted to be c.e.o. again? >> i think because he saw a bigger opportunity for google. the same with steve... he thought he could do the job in a way that he wanted to see it done. >> yeah and have it much bigger long-term impact the great founder c.e.o.s they know that if they just have enough time there's no constraint on how big or important of a company they can build and how big of an i believe pact. >> rose: it begins with tom watson and h

mark zuckerberg has been criticized for lack of women on its board. >>> you know that perfect name forl he will get something special tonight against the dodgers. >>> plus, what washed ashore and the reason why. . >>> overall it will be warmer for some 60s and 70s and 80s. >>> a caucus of a dead whale washed up and is raising some questions about some big boats. biologists say it was killed after being hit by ship on the fairlawn island. >> there are cruise boats in different areas and i'm not sure but it would be very sad if that will be an occurrence here. >> the whale was probably in the area feeding and never noticed that ship. >>> also a body found off the sonoma coast -- sonoma coast, andrew fell from bodega head, and two day search found no trace of him. they found the body about a half mile from bodega head while a man was fishing. >>> and some of the students on for profit schools have a problem paying loans because they can't get a job. it is 14,000 dollars and the education department is threatening to cut off access at aid at schools that don't improve. >>> matt cain will r

for a minute at least to get your take and specifically because what we've seen you know mark zuckerberg how much worth has been lost you know just in the last couple of days and then at the same time you see this other effect where kayak for example decided to scrub their i.p.o. because facebook was such a fiasco and so you know a lot of people are asking if facebook really cast a complete dark shadow over this for a lot of tech firms out there is that the end of i.p.o.'s for tech companies what do you say. i think. probably overstating the case like with all these things that people take of events and they extrapolate something the end of the i.p.o. window has been shut off a strong growing profitable company will be able to go public in a market there's all the you know who knows what's really happening with it i mean the market has been very bad for the last several weeks that's another reason to think that maybe there wouldn't be demand for its i.p.o. i you know i think trying to draw big lesson from the facebook from facebook in terms of what it means for other companies is probabl

look at this, they gave everyone's head a mark zuckerberg mini perm. look at that.gave him a perm. her a perm. them a perm. like oprah, they gave everyone a perm. facebook has a reputation of being pretty loose to their customers' personal information. you really shouldn't just go in and change someone's primary e-mail address. i guess they want to us start using facebook e-mail. and the forces of zuckerberg will stop at nothing to make sure we do. ♪ ♪ what's happening put your hands up ♪ >> freeze! police. don't you move! why aren't you using your facebook e-mail? >> i didn't know i had one. >> put your hands up [ bleep ] hands up here. check that facebook e-mail! check your facebook e-mail and like it! >> okay. >> what's all this noise in here? >> why didn't you put somebody in the time line yet? >> i don't know, it looks weird. >> revolutionize. you'll get used to it. check it now! >> okay. okay. i've done it. i've checked it. >> okay. great. we're asking about your experience at facebook so far. let us know how we can do better. >> ahh! [ cheers and applause ] >

zuckerberg is an ideaidealist.matter-of-fact factor with whal street and it's uncomfortable for both sides. >> it doesn't having anything to do with the stock options. are the two connected because people don't think it can be all thatt everybody thinks it could be? >> it triggers the way everybody looks at everything about this company, but has the company's fundamental performance changed? no, not one wit. i think that may be part of the problem. they've been so committed and zuckerberg, to not changesiing way he operates business. gayle and i were just talking before about why hasn't the company made any public statements? i would prefer they would have said something. >> anything. >> and i think anyone out there might wish for anything. >> he's on his honeymoon so you don't want to be disturb bud i was wondering. anything would have been interesting, anything he had to say. let's talk about rekrechbltly they decided on opening facebook up to kids under 13. i don't think it would be a good idea. >> they haven't

the other seven members are men who have links to mark zuckerberg. >> looks like production in china be slowing down soon. why? because angry birds is about to make its debut. the game is ready to spli. it's seeking ways to cooperate with others. >> fourth of july a little more than a week away. so it means it's time for the consumer product safety commission's annual demonstration. yikes. every year they show how dangerous fireworks can be. blows up -- also releasing information on how many people died in fireworks accidents. >> always be careful. do you have an addiction? a new report says more than 40 million are hooked on some type of substance. details coming up. >> welcome back everybody. we like to give all of our viewers a-plus for joining us. take a look out there. the sun, the hill, beautiful day and it's a good looking -- guess that's i don't know, electrical tower, wire there. a flagpole. it's 6:25. >> power pole. 40 million americans are addicted to a drug whether it's nicotine, alcohol or something else. tracie potts is live in washington with more on the findings of a

. >> speaking of facebook founder, mark zuckerberg got married, and but saw famous brides be trendsettersthe past. any trends because of mark's wife? >> i think everybody was really interested in her. think thought -- i think brides in general are looking for inspiration from everyone where and every one. they want to know who designs the dress, i think a lot of people got introduced to someone they may not have known. >> great to have you on the program. thank you so much. up next, we'll talk a look at the news this upcoming week with an impact on your money. take me out to the ball game, when the boys of summer invited a girl like me into the next. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one

only for the zuckerbergers, get it. 100 shares still costs nearly $3,000. only to be used against a long, 10 bucks aumd count be 10 bucks. >> got a question. send us an e-mail or address. we'll a we'll answer it. we post recaps there so you want to check it out. here's what's coming up next. >>> now, that's a whale of a good trachltd dan made a bash bet on jpmorgan but he's not down $2 billion bucks. he quadrupled hids money. how did he do it? find out when "options action" returns. >>> coming up, pump up. this company can pump you up. now it looks like they're advertising themselves. rumor has it they hired goldman sachs to advise them on selling the praep. "options action" turned in to their calls hoping where there's smoke and fiery opportunity. who is it? the answer when "options action" returns. >>> where were they pumping up the volume this week? dg. four times the average daily volume. >> welcome back to "options action." fears of a global jafl batter the banks. a come weeks back dan made a bearish trade on jpmorgan. it's been a gain to a tune of abo

. >> speaking of facebook founder, mark zuckerberg got married, and but saw famous brides be trendsettersn the past. any trends because of mark's wife? >> i think everybody was really interested in her. think thought -- i think brides in gener are looking for inspiration from everyone where and every one. they want to know who designs the dress, i think a lot of people got introduced to someone they may not have known.. >> great to have you on the program. thank you so much. up next, we'll talk a look at the news this upcoming week with an impact on your money. take me out to the ball game, when t the boys of summemer inv a girl le meme into the xt. that fridge in y your kitchen may have crossed this bridge. your new car probably rode these rails. that shipment you just received was tracked by satellite. we build and maintain. we invest and innovate. so we can deliver what america needs. this year alone, freight rail companies plan to spend twenty-three billion of their own money, not taxpayer dollars, to build bridges, maintain track, and develop new technologies to keep freight rail and

. >> speaking of facebook founder, mark zuckerberg got married, and but saw famous brides be trendsettersn the past. any trends because of mark's wife? >> i think everybody was really interested in her. think thought -- i think brides in general are looking for inspiration from everyone where and every one. they want to know who designs the dress, i think a lot of people got introduced to someone they may not have known. >> great to have you on the program. thank you so much. up next, we'll talk a look at the news this upcoming week with an impact on your money. take me out to the ball game, when the boys of summer invited a girl like me into the next. >>> check out our website wjsr.com. and on twitter. the stories coming up, on monday leaders of the twenty largest economies meet in ex-koe for a summit, the g 20. and jamie dimon will return to capitol hill. on wednesday the federal reserve will wrap up a two day meeting. and we'll see if there is more stimulus coming. thursday the housing market when realtors report the number of existing homes sold in the month of may. and finally when i

second to mark zuckerberg.does show facebook responding to some of that pressure from investors from the public to have a woman on their board. march yeah, back over now we were sort of anticipate thing wongderring if this would happen given all the hoopla around the ipo and women's groups wanting a woman on that board. good news there. thank you so much. see you later. >>> how much money do you have saved up for a rainy day? here is an eye-opening did a advertise particular p 28% of americans have no emergency savings. nothing in the bank. 21% have barely enough to cover expenses for three months. that means about half of all americans are unable to push -- personal economic crisis. very bad. is the economy to blame. it is all about keeping up with the joneses. dan meche el says it is the government to blame. good to see you both. thank you so much for joining us. greg, you say it is irresponsibility to blame americans' lack of savings, keep up with the joneses and spend, spend, spend, spend. >> right. we have

you haven't spoken to mark zuckerberg, sheryl sandberg?> i have not. >> you must view this as an opportunity. >> sure we do. we like to win. we like to win the right way. it turns out they're the customer. so we'll let the customers decide what they want to do. that's my point of view. >> very politically correct. otherwise, cnbc has learned, maria bartiromo that is, ubs has a big problem with facebook. the firm sitting on losses that could be as high as $350 million, some ten times more than the $30 million number that is currently being speculated in the market. the firm is preparing legal action against nasdaq as a result. the issue has to do with the failure to get confirmations and executions for the facebook trade. nasdaq shares down about .25%. maria will be on in just a bit more for more on this story that she's breaking as we speak. >>> well, the fear has been the facebook debacle would kill investor confidence. but did it really? steve liesman has a status update. >> and one guy tells us why he has sold every single one of his jc

mark zuckerberg rang the opening bell last month. now u.s.a.ate last night. the president is expected to meet privately with russian president vladimir putin. mr. obama will join other world leaders for a meeting that will focus on the world economy. much of the group meeting will be focused on european fiscal crisis and the fate of greece. >>> world markets and international leaders at the g-20 summit are leaved greece's pro bailout party won seen as a decision greece will stay in the european union. tahman bradley has details. >> reporter: a huge sigh of relief around the world this morning that greek voters elected conservative new democracy party to address the country's financial mess there was fear greece might abandon euro and become the first country to quit the european union. >> i must vote for saving my country. i think that the idea of going outside the european union is a catastrophe. >> reporter: the vote doesn't mean an end to economic problems but maybe enough to stabilize the global economy and calm u.s. financial markets. >> s

zuckerberg, what role are you playing? are rumors true? will a check be offered at some point?tted to starting the start-up education foundation whose first project will be a $100 million challenge grant. >> $100 million. >> $100 million. >> so this -- and obviously there's nothing -- you know, give $100 million to education is totally amazing thing, a generous thing, i don't think it's anything that we criticize but we're seeing in education the public to private -- >> bill gates foundation that and that comes with costs because it means that where the dependence of the institution shifts. we're not having conversations about that. >> again, they're addressing something -- i profiled zuckerberg go yetwo years ago. >> it was great article. >> thank you. i heard he sat next to cory booker at some event, some conversation came up and before you know it, there he is. $100 million. what are these colleges supposed to do? i went to university of san francisco. $800 a semester. now it's something like $2,000, $3,000. where are they supped epe eped that money. >> i would like to annou

mark zuckerberg has billions of reasons to celebrate. after taking his company public with the most anticipated ipo in years and becoming the 26th richest person on earth, the 28-year-old wed longtime girlfriend priscilla chan in a surprise ceremony at their home, updating their status to "married." for "teen kids news," i'm laura ingle, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> according to movies and tv, secret agents lead lives of excitement and glamour. but as laurefound out, the reality is a bit different. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> spy for the cia. >> i would like to be a spy for the cia. >> do like cool stuff, spy stuff. why not? >> something you think about when you see the movies. you're like, "ooh, i want to do that!" >> if i didn't get shot at, yes. um, otherwise, i don't know. >> you'd fight crime. you just be, like, undercover. >> sounds fun and exciting. >> i want to help support, like, my country and be a spy. >> the central intelligence agency, known as the cia, is a government agency that gathers information about things

. >>> facebook creator mark zuckerberg is facing a lawsuit from investors accusing him of insider tradingmz, the suit claims he knew facebook shares were over value and sold off a big chunk of his stock when prices dropped after the debut. suit also says the underwriters all warned zucchini areberg that the ipo was price toad high but that information was only disclosed to the largest investors. shares have fallen nearly 30% since the may 1th debut. >>> something we will never see -- may 18th debut. >>> something we will never see in our lifetime again. venus and the sun about to put on quite a show. we'll have a check of your weather too. stay with us. we'll be right back. do you ever wish you could make some things just disappear? ♪ [ ping! ] [ ping! ping! ] that's why i use new tampax radiant. it helps keep my period invisible, combing tampax's best-ever leak protection with a revolutionary resealable wrapper so all they'll see is me. [ ping! ] ♪ hi. totally new, awesomely-invisible tampax radiant. check out the whole radiant collection. great. so, you're all set up. what's going on? i

face it facebook because i want you to know young women started this, and they are trying to get zuckerberg to actually put a woman on his board, two women, three men. they have an all-male board, therefore an all-male board, and he's about to do this huge going public with no women on his board, and he says he's a company that's about the values of society and fairness, so i just want to alert you to this because we have a campaign, these young women and young women are like go young women so you should go on facebook and ultraviolet will help you sign on to help mark do the right thing. thank you. [ applause ] >> i would like to ask the panelists if you have any comments, anything else you'd like to add on the discussion so far. >> i wanted to just add to what was said about percentages on boards. australia had not managed in our top 100, 200 companies to get above 10% of women on boards until they were told, you know, the quota target thing. they were told that they would have to report this year at the end of our financial year in june on what they were doing to move to get more women o

of telling children to be a software engineers, ask them, hey, wouldn't you like to be the next zuckerbergave to put them in context and get them excited about the careers. >> the 2012 teacher of the year was so interesting. she gets her kids to design an app in first or second grade, right? apps, this is -- you've got to do it right away and do it in something they understand. but we talk about the top jobs in these fields. engineering still in particular still a boys club. 80,000 degrees were handed out in 2011. just 15,000 of those, ainissa, went to women. why aren't women getting more excited about s.t.e.m., science, technology, engineering and math? is that also happening in the schools? >> it's a sad fact, but it's definitely true. women are about 20% of the bachelors degrees that are coming out in engineering, and there's no gender bias in terms of how people perform in math. that means girls and boys do math just equally as well. the difference is that there aren't any role models. and also, there's a stigma. you know, girls often hear you can't do math. we had a barbie doll at one