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

i think he's very young. >> but those around zuckerberg say he's learning fast.socks, but he's becoming a suit as he ponders whether to take his company public this year. this would be a good place to announce that. >> i think what i can announce is that it is highly unlikely that we will go public in 2008. when going public makes sense to do, we'll do that, and maybe that's two years out; maybe it's three years out. >> do you think that your age is an asset or a liability? >> i mean, there's probably a little bit of both, right? i mean, there are definitely elements of experience and stuff that someone who's my age wouldn't have, but there are also things that i can do that other people wouldn't necessarily be able to. >> the facebook phenomenon can perhaps best be summed up by one statistic. in july, 2010, just six years after its launch, mark zuckerberg announced that the company had reached the 500-million-user mark. as for the lawsuit charging that zuckerberg stole the idea for facebook, the parties reached a confidential settlement in 2008. it seems that ne

but zuckerberg has delivered. if you switched to underarmor instead of that outfit, i think he stock would go higher. he is a terrible dresser. if that matters. >> i agree. are those off-the-rack from kmart sweatshirts? >> oh, men's warehouse. big disappointment. >> you know what else doesn't look too good is lululemon. shares down sharply. the apparel maker cutting below forecasts. company declaring it has recovered from problems caused by that recall of their popular yoga pants. inventory 30% versus sales plan i think 17. inventory has outpaced sales for seven of the last eight quarters. >> it's apparel. it's apparel. it ain't selling. i was hoping this could be part of a cohort of high end specialty apparel, like underarmor. it did have a good quarter. got to hand it to them. this is one of those where we've been waiting for some decisions at the top, who's running it. the company has had a history of conservative guidance. >> why were they cautious on the guidance, given they had a better quarter than might ha

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zuckerberg known for donations to schools, he gave new jersey schools $100 million. schools in newark benefited and the head of facebook paid a rare visit to the high school in san francisco. the student admits he hasn't been exposed to many computers. >> i zront a face bk account. >> that changed for all 120 students who heard zuckerberg talk about having dreams and never giving up. >> at the time we're just building this little service for a community we cared about but maybe some day someone would build a version of this for the world. >> skpet mayor attended the opening of the high school. kit stands for knowledge is power program. they have public charter schools and known for preparing students in under served communities for college. >> this is a new school. it's smaller. so that means more time to have that one on one. >> students did better than those who attended a traditional public high school. >> we knew there was a place in san francisco. >> this is the first charter school approved by the school district in years. >> so we're going to prove people wron

mark zuckerberg's fireside catch tonight at tech crunch conference tonight. on the downside, netflix shares under pressure. btig analyst rich greenfield downgrading from new tal to buy citing valuation concerns. shares have gained 200% just this year. apple getting slammed after unveiling two new iphones. the 5c is being seen as not cheap enough for emerging market audience. second, investors were hoping for a china mobile deal announcement but the street did not get that. in response, rumored apple suppliers are feeling the pain as well. qualcomm, cirrus, all these names, trading lower. back to you. >> thanks so much. meantime, former mf global ceo jon corzine wants the case against him toe be dismissed saying the cfc manufactured charges he's responsible for misuse of $1 billion in customer money. mf global settled and mr. corzine so far isn't facing any criminal charges. >> it's interesting. is corzine getting off easy, compared to the government's relentless scrutiny and investigations of jpmorgan and jamie dimond, in particular. turning now to securities

facebook founder,mark zuckerberg! >> he's got nerd swag! got mark zuckerberg in washington, d.c. >> interesting. what was he doing there? >> something really, really important! or nothing not important at all. >> you can never tell with him because he's never dressed like he's going anywhere. he could be going to a huge meeting or going to play ping-pong, you never know what he's doing. >> yep. for some reason this guy wears stuff at raw for less and makes billions. this guy does it and makes people roll up their windows. is mark the only uber under successor down under? h, russell simmons, the only guy who accessorizes his suit with a yankee hat. >> who makes dressing down more popular, you or russell simmons? >> its facebook versus def jam! >> never thought we would say that. > what do you think, mark? >> have a good one, mark. >> walks into the building, doesn't say anything. >> oh, no, he said it all, with his! >> full on nerd-walk when you lean back a little bit as you alk. they're trying to talk to him and he's like -- >> have a good

scandal mark zuckerberg and the rest of the mayor have voiced their concerns over the expansion of surveillance we'll hear their concerns later in our tech report. it stars day september twelfth in washington d.c. i'm vegan lopez and you are watching r t u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in geneva switzerland today participating in another round of talks with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov about the chemical disarmament of syrian military forces the two day meeting will include a full diplomatic teams from both countries as well as chemical weapons experts will discuss the overarching question of how this disarmament will happen the goal is to have a resolution to present to the u.n. by the end of these negotiations and a speech secretary kerry delivered today he set some guidelines for this disarmament this is not a game that i should vote for a surrogate when we talked about it initially. it has to be real it has to be comprehensive it has to be verifiable it has to be credible it has to be timely and implemented in a timely fashion and finally there ought to be consequences so the

zuckerberg does not mince words, saying he thinks what the government did was wrong. >> frankly, i think that the government blew it on dmukting wh communicating basically the balance of what they were going for. the morning after it started breaking, there was a kump of people asking him what they

mark zuckerberg made a rare public appearance at a bay area school this morning. z zuckerberg attended a new charter high school and he spoke directly to the new students inspiring them to think big. >> all the ideas that really resonate people and inspire folks are really simple, and they are simple because they affect something fundamental about people's lives, and that often makes them really hard to pull off. you know, but that's what facebook and every successful company is about. it's solving a simple problem, in our case helping people connect. that's what kip is about. >> zuckerberg told his high school fan base to go after the dreams and not take the easy route. zuckerberg is well nope for having donated $100 million to schools in new jersey but rarely made public appearances in the schools here in the bay area. it's a little unusual to see a superintendent speaking at a charter school opening since many districts have had a rocky relationship with charter. the san francisco mayor ed lee says things are different in his city. >> and for us in the city, to

zuckerberg will join at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the first kip high school. the opening ceremony will be held at 11:00 this morning. >> nice event. zuckerberg looks like he can still be in high school. >> kind of. >> that checkbook says different. 4:52. former stanford quarterback andrew luck emortalized. a special halloween tribute. >> the warriors breaking a franchise record as they gear up for the coming season. >> we're looking live, 101 moves nicely a. good amount of traffic. things are moving at the limit. we'll show you the update for what we found for 680 and the car fire, the issue with the truck as well. >>> welcome back everyone. 4:55. warriors season hasn't started and already the team breaking records. yeah. right. more than 14,000 season tickets have sold for the upcoming season, a franchise record. 17 games will be nationally televised. another franchise record. tickets go on sale to the general public today. >> how is this for the ultimate honor. former stanford quarterback andrew luck now immortalized in an indiana corn field. that's right. f

so what do the creators of grand theft auto have against mark zuckerberg? >> it's cool to hate facebook. mark zuckerberg is basically the darth vadeer of the internet right now. >> it's already wracked up $800 million in sales. >> deborah: it took four years and the work of 250 people to develop grand theft auto 5. >>> two weeks from now amanda knox will be retried for the murder of her study-abroad roommate. but she says she absolutely will not be going back there for the trial. >> it's common sense not to go back. >> amanda knox is defending her decision not to return tight lee to face a retrial for the murder of her roommate in 2007. >> i was already imprisoned as an innocent person. >> amanda spent four years behind bars after being convicted at her first trial. the conviction was overturned in 2011 and amanda returned home to seattle. >> thank you to everyone. >> the italian supreme court has now ordered a new murder trial that starts september 30th. but on the today show amanda told matt lauer she'll stay put in seattle. >> by saying i will not go bac

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mark zuckerberg makes an appearance in the top 20 thanks to facebook's rising stock. new study finds more americans are ruling out retirement. naerly one in six workers plan to spend their golden years at the office. the late fashion designer vee ani versace's mansion sold at auction for $41.5 million. it will become a hotel. versace was shot and killed on the doorstep in 1997. "the costa concordia" finally upright, requiring massive pulleys, cables and a 500-person crew. the total price tag, 800 millions it. and is a big endorsement deal enough to cheer up this grumpy cat? the internet sensation is now the spokescat for friskys. >>> coming up, inside an energy revolution. fracking is fueling an oil and gas boom in this country, but not without controversy. >> there's nothing pretty about the art or science of fracking. it's loud, it's dirty, and if you look at the array of equipment, it's extremely complicated. >> richard quest takes us to texas as only richard quest can. next. [ woman ] i've had it with my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the frustration... co

. >>> the nsa got a lashing today from mark zuckerberg. zuckerberg said that the government's job is to protect its people, economy, companies and freedom. the government blew it on communicating its spy policies, facebook by the way is under several companies under pressure. zuckerberg will meet with republican leaders to discuss a broad range of issues related to facebook. facebook stock hit a new high today. it jumped to $45.09 a share this afternoon. breaking the previous high of $49 set on its first trading day in may of 2012. it's been down for months until this summer. stocks sored more than 70% since july. compare that to the last day, last year, this time last year, when it traded at 19.43 a share. >> on the flip side, we have apple, the bright colors and new fingerprint security not enough to get investors excited. open el stock fell more than 5% a day after the coopertino based company unveiled their new iphone. the company's stock has been in free fall over the past year, in september 2012 it traded at over $600 a share. today

bloomberg is reporting mark zuckerberg plans to meet with john boehner and other top republicans nextntly about immigration reform and internet policy. facebook meanwhile finished the day at an all-time high up at 3% to end at $45 and little change. marissa mayer says the internet company has about 800 million worldwide users, a 20 percent increase since myer was lured away from google 15 months ago to turn the company around and myer and facebook took the stage to answer tough questions. jonathan bloom has the final day of the tech crunch disrupt conference. >> reporter: yahoo ceo marissa mayer was the hot ticket, people packed the floors and isles to talk about the infamous photo shoot. >> articles about leadership in conventional forms. >> yeah. >> this isn't too conventional, would you please move upside down and i said sure. >> reporter: and of course. >> the logo, so what the [ bleep ] happened here right? >> well, i mean, i should say that i like the way the logo turned out and i like the way we did it. >> reporter: myers is most proud they didn't spend millions of dollars on i

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mark zuckerberg is in d.c. this week and know not to meet with the cia's top brass to talk about how to make facebook more efficient for data mining but surprisingly to lobby for immigration reform now during one media appearance the talk alternately turned to n.s.a. surveillance and facebook's role in providing user information to the government zuckerberg amended the fact that snowden's revelations made facebook years trust the company less but defended the social networking sharing policy saying quote we look at every request individually and then push back on ones that we think are overly broad or aren't legal know of course facebook wants to maintain the illusion of transparency al it's even gone as far as suing the file is a court to lift the gag order that prevents facebook from disclosing how it deals with government data requests but even though facebook would like to think that it's on the right side of the privacy debate its entire operation is a wet dream for the surveillance state side from users v

facebook founder,mark zuckerberg! >> he's got nerd swag! >> we got mark zuckerberg in washington, d.c. >> interesting. what was he doing there? >> something really, really important! or nothing not important at all. >> you can never tell with him because he's never dressed like he's going anywhere. he could be going to a huge meeting or going to play ping-pong, you never know what he's doing. >> yep. for some reason this guy wears stuff at raw for less and makes billions. this guy does it and makes people roll up their windows. is mark the only uber under successor down under? h, russell simmons, the only guy who accessorizes his suit with a yankee hat. >> who makes dressing down more popular, you or russell simmons? >> its facebook versus def jam! >> never thought we would say that. > what do you think, mark? >> have a good one, mark. >> walks into the buildi doesn't say anything. >> oh, no, he said it all, with his! >> full on nerd-walk when you lean back a little bit as you alk. they're trying to talk to him and he's like -- >> have a go

zuckerberg is a big supporter of public schools.ew years ago he gave $100 million to new jersey schools. he went to private prep schools, remember, but he told kipp students to study hard because knowledge can be key to success. >> technology allows us to share our ideas and if you have a good idea it can become a reality quickly. >> if you are unfamiliar, kipp is a private organization that runs public schools with a rigorous college prep curriculum. a just the students are african-american or latino and 80 percent of the graduates go on to college. >> walgreens is making a major change to the health coverage of 100,000 employees. here is jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> good morning, walgreens is moving 100,000 employees out of company insurance plans and into a private health insurance exchange where workers will choose their own coverage. the move follows a similar shift at sears and will subsidize the plans next year by the same amount of money it pays for the employee's current plan. there will be 14 more compa

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zuckerberg goes to washington. apple releases it's resigned software. hi, emily. >> today marks a turning point in apple history. i 0 s 7 can now be don loaded for free on the most recent iphones, ipads and ipods. google's next big innovation could be at the doctor years office, launching a company called calico, focusing on health and well being. apple chairman will be the ceo. and mr. zuckerberg goes to washington making a rare appearance on capitol hill holding meeting was several members of congress to lob yes on issues ranging from immigration to nsa surveillance. also talking about why immigration reform is important to many in silicon valley. take a listen. >> this isn't a matter of trying to hire other than americans. we'll hire all of them. the issue is there that are not enough talented people that we can bring into the country. >> that was mark zuckerberg. stocks closing higher today, s and p index climbing to a record after federal reserve refrained from reducing bond buying. and you tube is adding off line viewing to mobile apps. the site s

message zuckerberg brought to students here and everywhere. >>us t windy to race.en the america cup catamaran back out on the water. spencer here with the weather. here with the weather. >> couple warm day coming o >> employee working around the checks. send out delayed employment development department says they were delayed because of transition to new computer system. employee have to double check the claims and it is creating a backlog of work. >> some claim more complexity associated with the claim. these are the ones that happy to go in and manually process and get the benefit issued and that's taking some additional time. >> hope is the check will be sent out this week according to officials. >> facebook founder mark zuckerberg studied at private prep school but today he show great interest in public school. three years ago he donated 100 million dollars to new jersey school and this morning he attended opening ceremony for new public about charter school on 18 street in san francisco. fevld indication reporter lee ann was there. >> it is my honest to welcom

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at the q&a, mark zuckerberg was post and confident. he was even upbeat about facebook a facebook's disastrous ipo when asked to give advice on the next big ipo, twitter. >> i'm kind of the person you would want to last ask how to make a smooth ipo. but, you know, sirusly i think i was too afraid of going public and i think, you know, i've been very outspoken about saying private for as long as possible. i don't think it's that necessary to do that. you know, you just have to stay focused on doing the right stuff and, you know, sometimes it might take the market a little while to catch up. >> when it comes to the nsa scandal, facebook has sued for authorities to reveal information about the national security orders it received. zuckerberg does not mince words, saying he thinks what the government did was wrong. >> frankly, i think that the government blew it on dmukting wh communicating basically the balance of what they were going for. the morning after it started breaking, there was a kump of people asking him what they thought. and t

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mark zuckerberg is lobbying on capitol hill for comprehensive immigration overhaul legislation.kerberg is pressing his case in private meetings with republican and democratic members of the house of representatives and senate leadership because the issue is stalled in the g.o.p. led house of representatives. the senate previously passed a sweeping bill including more border secure and citizenship for millions illegally here. >> mike nicco is still enjoying the sunshine with the forecast coming up. >> he put sunscreen, and it is bright. it is a beautiful late summer day in the bay area but it is not going to last. i will have an update on the system that is slowing down and promising to bring us a little bit more rain than we talked about yesterday with the newest details ahead. >> nasa study that could keep volunteers in bed for months. >> the reason why many female athletes are now considering >> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> two of the bay area's newest grocery stores will shut their stores for good in west san jose and san

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zuckerberg makes an appearance thanks to facebook's rising stock.mericans are ruling out retirement. nearly one in six workers plan to spend their golden years at the office. the late fashion designer gianni versace's mansion sold for $41.5 million. it will become a hotel. he was shot and killed on the doorstep in 1997. after a deadly wreck almost two years ago, the costa concordia finally upright. it's no small task, requiring massive pulleys, cables, and a 500-person crew. the total price tag? $800 million. and is a big endorsement deal enough to cheer up this grumpy cat? the internet sensation is the spokescat for friskies. [ buzzer ] >>> i'll be back with a brand-new "your money" at 2:00 p.m.

mark zuckerberg told the audience that they are obliged to comply with washington's spy programs miss mayer stated that it makes more sense for companies to work within the system of any big internet company big data company attempts to release classified information without the government's approval they could be punished with jail term put it be by essentially being put in prison now mr zuckerberg went on to say that he believes the obama administration has done a very bad job of balancing balancing our national security and citizens privacy rights the facebook c.e.o. said the white house's initial reaction to the n.s.a. spying revelations have worked against the interests of u.s. tech firms operating abroad now this is the first time we've heard from the heads of such big corporations commenting on the n.s.a. scandal and of knowledge ing the wealth of information that was provided to the n.s.a. and acknowledging that no request can be rejected but for the public every week citizens are receiving new details finding out more and more about these pervasive n.s.a. tactics what's been

zuckerberg makes an appearance thanks to facebook's rising stock.mericans are ruling out retirement. nearly one in six workers plan to spend their golden years at the office. the late fashion designer gianni versace's mansion sold for $41.5 million. it will become a hotel. he was shot and killed on the doorstep in 1997. after a deadly wreck almost two years ago, the costa concordia finally upright. it's no small task, requiring massive pulleys, cables, and a 500-person crew. the total price tag? $800 million. and is a big endorsement deal enough to cheer up this grumpy cat? the internet sensation is the spokescat for friskies. [ buzzer ] >>> i'll be back with a brand-new "your money" at 2:00 p.m. coming up next, the rainfall in colorado has been called biblical. a 500-year flood that's left damage that's truly unbelievable. so who picks up the tab? fema or private insurance companies? we'll tell you what you need to know if a disaster like this strikes your home. that's next in the "cnn newsroom." >>> if this legislation is not enacted and we embark

you think about it, last year here at tech crunch disrupt, mark zuckerberg leaded a company that wasstruggling. but today, facebook is firing on all cylinders and it has a much more confident chief executive. in time when mark zuckerberg took the stage, he did so with a company on a roll. >> you know, the sforry of facebook has really been about, you know, we started at one college and then we spread and kept on growing to the next thing. and i think the reason why we're here today is because we've just cared more about this mission than anyone else has. >> now able to talk about what it's like to reach a billion users. >> for a while inside the company, getting to a billion people was this big rallying cry, right? and when we actually started getting closer to it, it became pretty apparent, no one says i want to get 1/7 of the people to do something. it's a nice round number. it happens to be bigger than anything else. >> now focusing on how to reach the next 5 billion users. >> now the focus for us is actually retooling the company in a lot of ways to go take on a lot of harder pro

programs is punishable with jail mr zuckerberg went on to say that the obama administration has done a bad job at balancing national security and citizens' privacy rights the facebook c.e.o. said that the white house's initial reaction to the n.s.a. spying revelations have worked against the interests of u.s. tech firms that are operating abroad now this is the first time we've heard from the heads of such big corporations speaking publicly about the n.s.a. scandal while acknowledging that the spy agency requests use user data and those requests can't be rejected in the meantime it seems that every week the public is receiving new details about how pervasive the n.s.a. is taxes tactics have been and how much authority this agency actually wields extraordinary to think the c.e.o. of yahoo says she could actually. treason charges how big corporations. have a big corporations being before the government in this sort of way. well i think that there's an effort from everybody we've interviewed over the course of the past months there's clearly a consensus that there is an effort there's a

it on communicating, uhm, what they were basically the balance of what they were going for. >> zuckerberg and mayer appeared at the techcrunch conference here in san francisco. yahoo and facebook are suing to try to force the government to let them reveal more details about the government's spying programs. >>> and let's take a look now into boulder, colorado. this video shows a woman and her dog being rescued in boulder overnight. several days of heavy downpours have caused flash flooding in boulder county, water now gushing through streets and also buildings. heavy rains have triggered mud slides there. several homes have been evacuated and one person has died. by the way, the cu campus is closed because of the flooding. >> we have fog and drizzle early on. looks wet at the coastline. it's going to start to clear up toward the afternoon. 50s and some 60s right now. in the latter part of the day, hey, you know what, these temperatures are going to be warmer. let's plan on 80s inland. you will see a lot of 70s and sunshine inside the bay and 60s coastside with some lingering clouds. well,

mark zuckerberg were told the audience that they were obliged to comply with washington spy programs this mayor told those in the crowd that it makes more sense for big tech companies such as yahoo to work within the system and fighting the n.s.a. through lawsuits have so far proved unsuccessful she also. she's only allowed to disclose a limited amount of data because releasing classified information surrounding n.s.a. programs is punishable with jail mr zuckerberg went on to say that the obama administration has done a bad job at balancing national security and citizens privacy rights the facebook c.e.o. said that the white house's initial reaction to the n.s.a. spying revelations have worked against the interests of u.s. tech firms that are operating abroad now this is the first time we've heard from the heads of such a big corporation speaking publicly about the n.s.a. scandal while acknowledging that the spy agency requests use user data and those requests can't be rejected in the meantime it seems that every week the public is receiving new details about how pervasive the n.s.a.

programs is punishable with jail mr zuckerberg went on to say that the obama administration has done a bad job at balancing national security and citizens privacy rights the facebook c.e.o. said that the white house's initial reaction to the n.s.a. spying revelations have worked against the interests of u.s. tech firms that are operating abroad now this is the first time we've heard from the heads of such a big corporation speaking publicly about the n.s.a. scandal while acknowledging that the spy agency requests use user data and those requests can't be rejected in the meantime it seems that every week the public is receiving new details about how pervasive the n.s.a.'s toxic tactics have been and how much authority this agency actually wields in all of this is an indication of the n.s.a.'s power and that power actually recently came to light this week when a cute computer science professor at john hopkins university a prominent university in the united states was out. forced to deal take down one of his blog posts on the university's site after he posted an article about america's

facebook ceo mark zuckerberg didn't really want to take his company public last year but he has changed his mind now that the internet social network stock is steadily rising zuckerberg says he believes the ipo stock completed 16 months ago turned facebook into a stronger company that it would have been had it remained private pre it sobered made his remarks last night, a few hours after facebook stock hit its highest price since the ipo. facebook shares closed at $45.50.05. state lawmakers are sending governor brown legislation that would expand california's prohibition against employers asking job candidates or employees for access to their social media accounts. the bill would add that public employees to the list of those barred from asking potential employees for their facebook, twitter, or other passwords. it expands on the legislation that governor brown signed last year. yahoo ceo marisa mayer says the internet company now has 800 million worldwide users. that's a 20 percent increase since she was lured away from google 51 to go to steer a turnaround. the gate is closed yesterda

i look at this and young people should look at this not as mark zuckerberg or others in that categoryt know their private lives or if it should be commendable but we look at the testament of free enterprise, testament and success of capitalism, how someone like mark zuckerberg can start a social media forum in his dormitory that wasn't the result of government bureaucrats and the success didn't come at the hand, it is a great way paula and what young people use today. stuart: 20 years ago, early to mid-1990s, the idea of the entrepreneur, in the technology, make a lot of money. that was a role model, they were lauded consistently, and the distinct impression that right now there looked down on. it is up to you youngsters to turn that around. do you think you can? >> look at the vast majority of users with the social network platforms including twitter, facebook and the host of others and that is young people so young people instinctively not only get free market capitalism but they are users of it. they have to have the connection to have government come off of their backs and allow t

at the same time, ceo mark zuckerberg says going public wasn't all that bad. he once advocated companies stay private as long as possible, he doesn't feel that way now. surprisingly, zuckerberg says now growth of facebook makes 40% of its revenue from mobile. >> we have three pillars of the platform strategy, which are, you know, build, grow and monetize. if we can help make it so that the industry overall can build better social apps that are more human by helping them build, grow and monetize, then i feel central good. >> zuckerberg shared his annual goal, which in part has been to learn mandarin or only eat things he killed, this year he said it's trying to meet someone outside of facebook each day. give me a call. >>> ma ris ka mayer says yahoo! is getting 800 million monthly active users. she says most is coming from yahoo!'s home page, mail, search and other core properties. >> we have one of the most sophisticated personalization algorithms that i've seen to date. and i think that, you know, i'm really proud of what the team has done there and i think w