zuckerberg bought a home along with three others.wner said he didn't want to sell, so zuckerberg paid $14 million, local brokers telling me twice what the 2600 square foot modest home would normally sell for. zuckerberg has no plans to build a mega mansion on those reports. he's leasing them back to the owners at a low price. the key issue was privacy. not having nosey or hostile neighbors nearby. one thing for sure, his neighbors are very grateful they live next to mark zuckerberg. >> thanks so much, robert. stick around for our friday rumble pitting regular wall street pro against an ex-nfl player turned stock jock. find out what they're watching for on the street and gridiron. clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like m

two, sometimes, three just over there behind that house mark zuckerberg lives. they say grass is greener on the other side n a special part, it's gold in front of a house that... >> went for 14.5. >> that is $14.5 million for 2600 square feet on less than four tenths of an acre beyond, to the side of a home owned by mark zuckerberg who appears to be buying up the neighborhood. this real estate person helped unravel the history of why they're selling for more than value autos nice to have someone like mark moving in next door. looks like these guys hit a jackpot. >> an investment group bought the house next door, word got out he wanted a little privacy. >> he would be a good neighbor. >> not that values have been suffering. stephanie, another realtor had seen values in $3 million to $5 kblichblt now, zuckerberg affect. >> i think that i would make whatever price i could get. >> $14.5 million, feel free to stay if you like. imagine frustration of saira, living just a few more doors down the street. >> reporter: if you just bought one of these houses. >> i know. i

zuckerberg bought that home and three others next to his property.he is now leasing the homes back to the original owners, and the move cost zuckerberg more than $30 million. >>> mountain view police are using new technology to try and stay one step ahead of criminals. this is called alsus blue force. relying on gps tracking, the commanding officer at a crime scene can see where officers are by looking at dots on a screen as they move around. now, to activate the program, officers simply opt in using their cell phone and then opt out when they're done at a scene. mountain view base polaris says this will make a police force more effective. >> it's important to protect the people who protect us. let's put it that way, right? as law enforcement, their job is to protect us. if we can help them with technology to save their life because this is all about officers' safety. >> polaris wireless says it is now talking to other bay area police departments. >>> still to come, a nobel peace prize surprise. how chemical weapons in syria played a role in this yea

. >>> mark zuckerberg is changing his privacy settings when it comes to his own neighborhood. the facebook founder has gone on a home buying spree and purchased four houses that surround his own five-bedroom pad in palo alto's pricy crescent park neighborhood. as kpix 5's ryan takeo shows us, the billionaire isn't afraid to pay for peace and quiet. >> reporter: it was a normal day in suburbia on palo alto's edgewood drive, it was trash day. cindy walks dogs in the neighborhood. with one look at facebook founder zuckerberg's estate, she knows he treasures privacy. >> it really does show. there's like a lot of bushes that cover the doorway and like a big gate. >> reporter: it seems the multibillionaire is taking it to a new level. he spent about $30 million recently buying up four neighboring houses. throw of those are behind his -- three of those are behind his house on hamilton. he bought one for $14 million. that's half the size of his house for double the price. >> yeah. this is probably an atypical situation when it comes to real estate transactions. >> reporter: realtor ja

zuckerberg is showing what it takes when a billionaire wants your property for his privacy. was a pretty normal day in upscale suburban yeah on palo alto's edgewood drive in suburbia. it was trash day. cindy walks dogs in the neighborhood. with one look at facebook founder zuckerberg's estate, she knows he treasures privacy. >> it really does show. there's like a lot of bushes that cover the doorway and like a big gate. >> reporter: and it seems the billionaire is taking that to a new level. he spent about $30 million buying up four neighboring houses. three of those are behind his house on hamilton. he bought one for $14 million, half the size of his house, for double the price. >> yeah, this is probably an atypical situation when it comes to real estate transactions. >> reporter: realtor james yang says this probably won't affect the crescent park neighborhood's home prices. says the home prices are going up anyway. it's true if you're not looking to sell. >> if you are interested in a particular piece of property that isn't on the market, then, you know, going up and knoc

>> the mercury news report zuckerberg wanted to build a mansion and market it as being near the ceo. he doesn't have a plan to -- >> they did a good job at keeping the wraps on everything. >> it's not uncommon for sellers to have nondisclosure agreements. that was evident when this former homeowner told us he better keep quiet. >> what else would you expect when privacy is at a premium. the realtor added the medium home price is $3 million. so it seems that the sellers got a good deal and they can stay in the homes for now. kpix5. >> brian in for paul with what we can expect for the weekend. brian. >> we got a little bit of a warming trend on track for the bay area. tomorrow we'll have highs in the mid 70s, i promise, there's a bite in the air today. but, along the beach we'll be looking at mid 650s with low clouds. we'll be around 70 degrees around the bay. here's what is happening. has moved completely out of the state. high pressure begins to build in. we get a warming weekend, the numbers will be better than we had them today. the high pressure winds, weal still have a few clouds

. >>> mark zuckerberg goes on a real estate spending spree. why the facebook founder spent millions and millions of dollars buying up a few homes in his palo alto neighborhood. >>> stock market remaining higher in afternoon trading on growing hopes that a resolution to washington's budget impasse is getting closer. two of the biggest behaviorals in the u.s. reported earnings. j.p. morgan chase reported a third quarter loss after a big charge for legal expenses, while wells fargo's profits were up. its revenue was done. the dow is up 74. the nasdaq is up 24 and the s&p up 7. >>> from berries to apples. that could be the transition for some workers laid off at the canadian smartphonemaker, blackberry. a few weeks ago, apple held a job fair for those laid off at blackberry. intel has invited the workers to a similar meeting. google says it plans to open up a motorolaly office near -- motorola office near blackberry. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg has spent $30 million buying four houses near his home. one of the homes sold for more than $14

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with one look at facebook founder mark zuckerberg's estate, she knows he treasures privacy. >> it really does show. there's, like, a lot of bushes that cover the toorway and a big gate. >> it seems the multibillionaire is taking that to a new level. he recently spent about 30 million bucks buying up neighboring houses. he bought one for 14 million. that's half the size of his house for double the price. >> this is probably an a typical situation when it comes to real estate transaction. >> realtor james says this probably won't affect the crescent park's neighborhood home prices. he says the median palo alto home price is heading up already. it's a seller's market, and in this case it's true even if you're not looking to sell. >> if you're interested in a very particular piece of property that maybe isn't on the market then, you know, going up and knocking on somebody's door and saying, you know, what do you want for your property, that's very different than a seller that has a reason to sell. >> the mercury news reported zuckerberg heard a developer wanted to build a mansion and markete

i have not interacted much with mark zuckerberg. have met him, i have been blown away by his insight into google. i think it is -- he is incredibly insightful. he is incredibly insightful. he has created an amazing social toll and it is not surprising. i think he is really insightful into people and their psychology and what drives them. get the sense larry is insightful into people. am i wrong? he is in another at times. so smart he is in another world. >> what you want to look at our superpowers. larry's superpower is challenging the status quo and what is possible and what is impossible. superpower -- >> what is yours a repower? -- your superpower? if i have one.w quest that is set. -- >> that is sad. [laughter] everybody should have a superpower. >> one piece of my life is i think i am able to empathize. year, into yahoo! last the company had been through a time of a lot of turmoil and turbulence, getting to empathize with the employees, -- realizing we all had to get there together as a team. ift was not going to happen i could

now the zuckerberg effect. >> would it make a difference? would make whatever price i could get. >> $14.5 million. feel free to stay a while, if you like. imagine the frustration of sarah, who lives just a few more doors down the street. >> she just bought one of these houses. >> i know. i know. >> oh, no. and so much for facebook friendliness in what was already a land of plenty. >> would you like six figures? >> yeah, i would. >> nothing beats adding a few front yards to your back one. in palo alto, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> real estate, location, location, location. and this morning with the temperatures, the same thing, right? >> oh, my, up in novato, 37 degrees. so here in san francisco, we are in the low 50s. along the coast. here's the san mateo bridge. we have a little bit of fog but numbers are much, much milder. near 50 degrees. we will talk about another mild afternoon. but we still are anticipating a big warmup in the forecast. that is coming up. >> also next, game one of the national league championship series turned into t

mark zuckerberg taking major steps to try to maintain privacy. he bought four houses all surrounding his current home in palo alto. according to the "mercury news," zuckerberg received news a developer planned to buy the house next door to his and that developer was then going to advertise to possible buyers they would be neighbors with facebook's co-founder. so zuckerberg decided to take action, bought the home and three others next to his property. now he's making a business move, leasing the homes back to the original owners. these must be nice houses. the move costing more than $30 million. >> some of the prices go for more than double than they are worth. facebook making it easier to find you. scott mcgrew, everyone can be found through a search. >> everyone on facebook. you used to adjust your settings that would stop your name from appearing at the top search bar. very few people actually use that privacy feature. so now you do show up on a search on facebook though you can deny people from seeing your pictures or posts unless you friend t

now the zuckerberg effect. >> would it make a difference?price i could get. >> $14.5 million. feel free to stay a while, if you like. imagine the frustration of sarah, who lives just a few more doors down the street. >> she just bought one of these houses. >> i know. i know. >> oh, no. and so much for facebook friendliness in what was already a land of plenty. >> would you like six figures? >> yeah, i would. >> nothing beats adding a few front yards to your back one. in palo alto, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> a lot of people looking to spend some times in their backyards today and enjoy the weather but it's going to be a little cool this morning. >> definitely. numbers have dropped in the 30s up in novato. warmer conditions in oakland. from our sutro camera you see the marine layer there. overall we are talking partly cloudy and a cool starts. a nice, mild finish with the warmup on the way. i'll tell what you to expect for the week ahead coming up. >> also next, game one of the national league championship series turns into the carlos beltr

mark zuckerberg can create tools to help schools and teachers.k it's a win-win and a particularly hot space not just for zuckerberg. >> cory booker is also maybe giving influence in that. amc planning to reportedly create a special row for people who like to text at the movies. barriers would shield light and sound from other movie goers. regal entertainment and imax exploring this idea. julia, what do you think of this? does texting at the theater bug you? >> yes, it drives me crazy. i'm a little bit relieved. i was just at a movie on saturday and people are texting at the last minute. there was some respect once the previews ended, people stopped texting. but i just can't stand it. if they could really sequester those people at the back of the theater, go for it. i just don't want to encourage texting at movies at all. this is the one time that you can turn your phone off. >> sue? >> what she said exactly. you go to the movie to watch the movies. >> electric shock in the chairs if you touch your cell phones. that's what i vote for. guys, thanks

. >>> an expensive move the reason mark zuckerberg paid $30 million to buy four houses in palo alto.>> people are paints rent to berth their boats. why can't they get to water. [ marco ] i'm a student at devry university. and this is my home team. this is my large lecture hall. this is my professor. and also my coach. this is my booster club. this is the guy who's graduating ready for a great career in technology. [ male announcer ] in 2012, 90% of devry university grads actively seeking employment had careers in their field in 6 months. find your career success in the bay area. learn how at devry.edu. governor brown signs a slew of gun control bills and that has people excited but not all made it through the governor's desk. >> there's a media conference held outside the state building and touted two bills, one closes a loop hall in the assault weapons ban and makes it difficult for people who made violent threats to own a gun. nancy skinner represents east bay cities and she was joined by police representatives. one of the bills signed by the governor bans clips that modifies guns

turns out mark zuckerberg shore does, for his own.r houses surrounding his current home in california. one home is price even higher than his own. the reason? privacy. he is making the move after getting word the developer was trying to buy one neighboring home, using him as a selling point. he plans to lease them back to their current residents which is a pretty good deal for any homeowner. take a look at shares of facebook which have no impact at all on this story but are up 1%. begins the $50 mark. cheryl: fox business all-star showdown and we started with eight stock pickers this summer battling head to head and going down to two, best of the best. robert luna and oliver porche made their stock picks two weeks ago. we aae tracking them for months so here's the half way point. here is how we stand. us at sea of red as their picks come in lower. if we end the competition today, oliver would take the win. we have a couple weeks ago. we will see how this continues to go. the title bragging rights but also this glorious beautiful incre

not for facebook boss mark zuckerberg. the social media billionaire shelled out more than $30 million to buy four homes, neighboring his own home in palo alto. here's the exclamation. zuckerberg didn't do it to kick out the neighbors. he was preventing a developer from building a mcmansion and capitalizing on the fact that it would be next door to the facebook co-founder. zuckerberg paid well above what the homes are worth and is leasing those homes back to the owners. >> like winning the lotto for those people. isn't it? >> he knocks on your door and gives you a lot of money. >>> let's turn things over to brodie brazil from the comcast sportsnet newsroom. >> i'm still stunned by that story. i don't moe tknow how to lead iy sports seglememensegment. the a's season ended. oakland's front office has not stopped working. their top priority, locking up key pieces to the puzzle for next season. which one of those plays will come first? >>> the warriors get ready to take flight but not just across our country. golden state racki

. >>> who will be the next steve jobs, mark zuckerberg or invent the next gadget.is sink or swim for entrepreneurs looking to lead the big fish with the big bucks. the female sharks are catching up. you might say they're hot on the trail of blood in the water, will they bite? here is abc's cecelia vega. >> reporter: it is feeding time in the shark tank. >> you walk into the shark tank you look for the sucker. if you don't see one it is you. >> enter with a half baked idea for a new business. >> yes, i am. >> i can't take any more. i am out. >> i want to do this face to face. >> and get eaten alive. >> worst presentation ever. >> i'm out. >> that was mean. >> some times, entrepreneurs on the hit abc show come armed with the perfect recipe for success. >> i'll make you a millionaire within a year. >> whoa. >> reporter: okay, this is the famous hallway. >> this is where the entrepreneur walks down the hallway. the doors fly open. and all of a sudden, you see -- myself and my fellow sharks up there ready to either -- make them rich or make them cry. >> reporter: shark

. >>> facebook's mark zuckerberg purchased four homes surrounding anymore palo alto this year.ur media partner says zuckerberg bought the homes after hearing a develop plan to purchase one of them and market it as being next door to mark zuckerberg a cording to zillow the average home is worth $3 million but he paid $30 million for the home autos nice to have someone like mark moving next door. looks like it's a good. >> he's leasing homes back to families can stay there. i wonder if he'd like to buy my house. >> yes. >> tonight wells fargo makes more money on less business. the san francisco based bank said it cleared $5.3 billion in profits last quarter a record but mortgage business is slipping. new loans down almost 30% wall street making up for the ground lost after the shut down last week. dow went up 111 points today. google said it may borrow a page from facebook and use your dments advertising for google services. you'll be able to opt out of the participation. and hershey's company says launching a brand of candy, a line of soft cream candies to be called lancaster la

. >>> facebook's mark zuckerberg purchased four homes surrounding anymore palo alto this year. our media partner says zuckerberg bought the homes after hearing a develop plan to purchase one of them and market it as being next door to mark zuckerberg a cording to zillow the average home is worth $3 million but he paid $30 million for the home autos nice to have someone like mark moving next door. looks like it's a good. >> he's leasing homes back to families can stay there. i wonder if he'd like to buy my house. >> yes. >> tonight wells fargo makes more money on less business. the san francisco based bank said it cleared $5.3 billion in profits last quarter a record but mortgage business is slipping. new loans down almost 30% wall street making up for the ground lost after the shut down last week. dow went up 111 points today. google said it may borrow a page from facebook and use your dments advertising for google services. you'll be able to opt out of the participation. and hershey's company says launching a brand of candy, a line of soft cream candies to be called lancaster

mark zuckerberg and his palo alto mansion. security surrounding it.ng this coming on the same d that facebook is telling that it's users can no longer hide its profiles from search. to prevent guys for this. i want to start with you on us. hypocrisy aside. what about this? >> i still don't think that that is worth what everyone thinks that it is. social media, all about voluntarily contributing your informatioto the greatest rketing machine in history and you have to convert them to paying customers. i don't care if it's 10 or 100 million of them. i don't like tis. charles: you are a momentum guide, certainly they have turned it aound. >> they have turned around in the stock, despite all of the privacy erns andhe haters out there,,there seems to be too many. it continues to perform as does the service. i think you're overselling it when you say that mark zuckerberg and facebook are invading people's privacy. despite this algorithm, they are is robust privacy settings, which is not to share things you want to keep right on facebook. so people are getti

. >>> also ahead, mark zuckerberg buying several of his neighbor's homes. but he's not looking to expand. the main reason he decided to buy. >>> an online firestorm over an admission about how often she bathings her baby. >>> new tonight at 11:00, the fight against crime takes a high-tech twist. one police department is testing a new program that tracks its own office. nbc bay area's george kityama joins you with more. >> reporter: the technology uses a cell phone and a laptop. police officers can be used in the field. >> if an officer was in a pursuit or foot pursuit it would let us track where that officer was going. >> reporter: relying on gps technology the commanding officer can track where the officer areally watching dots on a screen. the officers opt in using their cell phones and can opt out when they are done at a scene. >> once we layer on other pieces of information such as crime data and so on, the tool has analytical capabilities and make it an effective tool. >> lapd put it to the test at a concert last month and tracked the movement of 20 of

the highest paid ceo, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. his profit on 60 million options with a strike price of 6 cents a share, $2.7 billion, sold a billion dollars worth of stock in that ipo and along with $1.2 billion in perks, which includes the use of the company jet and security makes him gmi's rating highest paid ceo of 2012. back to you. >> thank you very much, mary. let's go back to dominic chu looking at the performance of those top five stocks that are boosting their ceo's pay. how are they doing? >> sue, let's take a look at those stock stories behind those highest paid ceos starting with number five, go back and rewind, when we take a look at some of the realized stock gains over the last few years through 2012, apple stock surged from $210 a share in the beginning of 2010 to the record high $700 last year, shares closed 2012 at $530. during that time tim cook took over as ceo of that company after the passing of former ceo and founder steve jobs. number four, liberty media, the diversified media entertainment company, has bee

the top earners -- facebook's mark zuckerberg with 2.3 billion dollars, richard kinder of energy firm kinder morgan with 1.1 billion, and tim cook, ceo of apple with 143 million. in today's earnings roundup...the goverment shutdown inflicted profit pain on -- data storage equipment maker emc. emc missed revenue estimates by 120 million dollars and cut its full year outlook. the stock dropped 4% defense contractor lockheed martin beat estimates-- united technologies also reported in solid results. delta airlines came in on a high note. earnings topped expectations across the board. the stock soared 4% harley davidson and coach were in line with wall street's expectations. coffee drinkers have a wonderful reason to get up in the morning...the price of coffee beans hit a four year low. great growing weather, especially in brazil, which produces more coffee than any country coupled with coffee inventories at a five-year high means consumers will be paying less for their morning cup of joe. coffee futures are down 22% in 2013. mcdonald's is gearing up to add pricier items to its dollar men

what will twitter's ceo dick costolo do versus what mark zuckerberg did? >> one thing he will not do is go on the rich are doing a hoodie. what are the differences that we are going to see between the two ipos? >> just the professionalism of the ce. dick costolo is a real professional. i have always said that mark zuckerberg is in over his hoodie. i think he is. dick costolo is very familiar with the process. i think that is number one. in general, twitter knows what all of the mistakes facebook made. they are taking facebook's playbook for the accurate. >> less hype. there hasn't been much hype. >> they have managed to lead up to this very well. it clearly shows they are being very cautious about their ipo, taking all sorts of precautions here. >> confidential filing. everything very hush-hush. >> i want to talk about the timeline. we have the public prospectus out for everyone to see. what next? when are these shares going live? what sort of time i'm looking at? >> we have 21 days. that is what investors can go over the information, absorb it, make infor

. >>> mark zuckerberg went on a shopping spree for houses. the facebook founder and ceo bought four homes that surround his own 5 bedroom pad. it seems the multibillionaire is taking privacy to a new level. he spent $30 million buying the houses. three are behind his house on hamilton. a realtor rosays this probably will not affect the neighborhood's home prices. the median palo alto home price is heading up already, the sellers market in this case even if you aren't looking to sell. >> if you're interested in a very particular piece of property, you know, maybe isn't on the market, then, you know, going up and knocking on somebody's door and saying what do you want for your property, that's very different than a seller who has a reason to sell. >> zuckerberg heard the developer wanted to build a mansion and market it being near the ce, o. the families he bought the houses from are living in the houses. >>> the pr response no one was supposed to see. after a major airline loses a dog at sfo. >>> plus, it was very cold. we slept under walks. >

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mark zuckerberg might be great at online marketing or making social connections online anyway as the co-founder of facebook but his approach to creating neighborhoods in the real world is raising eyebrows the twenty nine year old billionaire reportedly bought up the four homes adjacent to his paulo also california home after hearing that a developer was going to buy one of the houses and market it as being near home in order to jack up the price zuckerberg zone houses that you see right here cost seven million dollars according to a san jose mercury news he spent thirty million dollars since december buying up his neighbors' houses and plans to rent them back out to the families that currently live there but diplomacy or suffer from spends millions on his own privacy facebook has done the virtual equivalent of tearing down the fence between you and your neighbor's house is the social media sites which the privacy setting last week with some changes that do make the process more transparent but one change has privacy folks a bit concerned now when someone types in your name with the s

or if you are facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, you buy four homes adjacent to your home. he bought the properties after hearing rumors that a developer wanted to purchase one of them and market the house as being near zuckerberg's house. he is rumored to have spent about $30 million on the purchases since november. the home he lives in is only a five bedroom five and a half bath. >> for him that is nothing i don't that is tiny. >> when took took off he was still living any -- in a rent house for a long time. >>> it could become a critical situation for seriously ill patients. >>> plus some states are trying to hang on to their tourist dollars by putting up their ( telephone rings ) hi, honey. how's the camping trip? well, kids had fun, but i think i slept on a rock. what are you doing? having coffee. ah, sounds good! i thought you'd say that. ah. ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ you're the best! wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. ♪ ... is folgers in your cup! >>> cloudy skies here, perhaps spotty drizzle. the sun expected to make a return apparent this after

i have not interacted much with mark zuckerberg. when i have met him, i have been blown away by his insight into google. -- by his insight into people. i think he is incredibly insightful. he has created an amazing social tool that has helped connect us all. i think he is really insightful into people and their psychology and what drives them. >> i do not get the sense larry is insightful into people. am i wrong? he is in another world at times. so smart he is in another world. although mark is, too. >> as i said, what you want to look at are the superpowers. larry's superpower is challenging the status quo and what is possible and what is mpossible. and i think mark's superpower is people. >> what is your superpower? >> i do not know if i have one. >> that is sad. [laughter] everybody should have a superpower. >> i think that one piece that i would like, i do think i am able to empathize. coming into yahoo! last year, the company had been through a time of a lot of turmoil and turbulence, getting to empathize with the employees, un

. >> i'm saying, they can't afford him is my point. >> they spent more than mark zuckerberg spent in the first five years of facebook's life span. >> you take my point, that they have to get cheapest -- >> clearly they did not do the cheapest bid on this contract. it was a canadian company. they spent over $500 million of taxpayer money. spotify cost maybe 10% of that. you look at twitter, other software products, that people go online and whether they're exchanging information or purchasing products, those websites cost a whole lot less money to develop and those websites work, and they handle more traffic. >> so you're head of the republican study committee. you unveiled your own health care bill, the committee, and you have introduced legislation to repeal and to -- >> replace the bill. >> replace the bill. i guess my question is why should americans watching these hearings on thursday think that this is going to be a legitimate attempt by congress to find out what went wrong and fix it? the law passed the house, passed the senate, was signed by the president and found constitutio

adam, zuckerberg, mooshg zuckerberg of facebook, reportedly bought four homes around him to protect hison zuck's move, matter or arrogant? >> it proves the super rich are overtaxed. if he had tax relief he could have boughten instead of four. my heart goes out to him. >> they'll be bulldozed, right? >> no, no. >> he leased them back to the owner. >> that's what's great. >> rich jerk guy would have bought this, razed the houses and put ul the taj mahal. he leased them back. he just wants his privacy. one house was worth $3 or $4, and he paid $15 million. >> in that lease is something like, you will not say what you see or hear. >> and no friend requests of any kind. >> okay. next we're calling upscale retail dining, saks and brooks brothers to open restaurants. what do you think about this? >> i think it's redefining date night. a steakhouse and brooks brother, nothing says romance like overpriced clothing -- >> bromance. >> if you sell steak sauce, have you a new one right there. >> saks has a cafe, $14 for a side of mashed potatoes. $32 salad. that place -- and i guess they're saying i

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what's interesting zuckerberg has total creel of the immediate vicinity.about having personal space. when you spend $30 million and being a northern california native myself, i know just how expensive palo alto real estate is, and goodness gracious a lot of money to spend to make sure you have privacy. >> a lot of power elite live in palo alto and zuckerberg who lived modestly for some years now apparently living a little less modestly. >> still living modestly by the standards here. a shame he had to go to this exit tent to market a property being next to him. he could have moved to his own private island. he has the money. he got married in his backyard. seems like he's trying to remain a neighborhood guy. >>> very excited fans heading to new york for the biggest costume party of the year. let's watch. >> you can be somebody else and it's cool. it's neat. >> nothing is more fun than going around and having people realize what character you are. >> but new york comic-con is advertia advising attendees i am not kidding about this to take a shower before ar

mark zuckerberg, other entrepreneurs, are lobbying congress to boost the number of visas for skilled workers. how badly does this nation need immigration reform? >> if you're interested in job creation, we need this kind of reform badly. more hib visas, more green cards for graduates of stem firm, stem degrees that are earned here in the united states by foreign born students. we have the largest foreign born student population in the world here in the united states. last year, it was about 760,000. our policies right now essentially, we educate them, then deport them. we need to do a much, much better job of inviting them to stay and build their businesses here, so we have a number of recommendations. raise the cap or eliminate it. that's what we propose. have a start-up are visa. some of these are captured in legislature by senators moran and warner, then we have other recommendations with regard to regulatory relief, tax simplification and certainty. certainty is really something all businesses are looking for, particularly new, because they're so fragile. they need certainty to r

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mark zuckerberg is on a spending free snatching up four hopes near his property.billionaire spent $30 million for the properties to keep a developer from snatching up the lots next to his. he is not evicting the neighborhoods. he is planning to lease the houses back to the current homeowners so the developer was going to build a mega home and market i as being next to zuckerberg. >> that ain't happening now. >> no track on friday morning. >> walnut creek shows flashing lights headed southbound before you get to highway 24 there could have been a stalled vehicle and everything is to the shoulder. we have this problem that started as a stall eastbound 580 at fremont and it turned into a crab, a white bus clipped the mirror. we have a buildup of traffic into the city off the bridge. traffic is starting to get on the heavy side. in the south bay westbound along highway 84 at the dumbarton toll we have an accident blocking the number five lane and slowing approaching the area. >> sunrise is 7:15. clouds are at the coast and ground fog in santa rosa. in the afternoon th

mark zuckerberg bought the four houses around his home just so he could have more privacy.ch, he is actually blocking people in real life. [ laughter ] blocking. [ cheers and applause ] oh, buy everything. this is kind of interesting. last week, north korea unveiled a new government-owned water park. that's actually the first ever water park in north korea. and if you're ever planning on going there, we want to help you out by highlighting some differences between an american water park and a north korean water park. here we go. in america, tough bring your own towel and sunscreen n north korea, tough bring your own towel, sunscreen, water and slide. [ laughter ] in america, swimmers must yell, "look out" when launching down the water slide. in north korea, swimmers must yell "long live kim jung-un, the greatest water slide rider and true father of the glorious republic of north korea." [ cheers and applause ] and finally in america, if you're less than four feet tall, you can't ride a slide. in north korea, if you're less than four feet tall, you can run the country. there

the truth is that mark zuckerberg dropped out of college, and i don't necessarily condone that for everyoneut the truth is that technology opens up maces for everyone without a formal education. >> we're going to hit a break, and we'll be right back. >> welcome back, we have been talking about young american's declining interest in science and technology in math in the 21st century. and jonathan, change often comes from the inside, and is there something that is working in tech or any of the other fields frankly should be doing that? >> yeah, i do, i think there are a number of ways that companies can get involved. we have over 60 companies that have partnered with us, and it shows a great willingness to bring it on. i think there are more things that companies can do, and one is the recruiting efforts. and one is for universities. out in the country, we're out doing recruitment, and there's a lot of talent and a lot of talent of color that some companies are overlook being, and i think it's about time practices, and a programmer culture, or whatever that company culture is often gets worke

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the word is, zuckerberg trying to save money with taxes.n the renovations that are in the works right now. >> he has submitted permits for about $1.6 million worth of upgrade, repairs, remodelling. that isn't the real number, though. everyone always goes in and submits numbers less than what the real spending is, because then you keep the tax rate down. >> reporter: vander mark tells us that zuckerberg's arrival is boosting real estate prices. he has been spotted in local restaurants and walking his dog, and if history is a guide, he could pay up for neighboring prices to ensure privacy. that's what he did in palo alto. we spoke to a number of locals odd a neighborhood cafe, though they wouldn't talk on camera. half of them told us they welcome the highest real estate prices. others complained the neighborhood is changing and long time residents are being pushed out. based on the fact that facebook stock has doubled in the past three months, zuckerberg could buy the whole neighborhood. in rush hour, it could take him an hour and a half to g

. >> mark zuckerberg has just spent 30 million dollars buying 4 houses near his home there, one of them, they report he bought them after finding out about a developer's plan to buy one of the properties and then advertise that it is close to mark zuckerberg, he reportedly plans to lease the homes to the people who are already living in them. >>> things turned ugly on a flight toen demand after a raiders fan became rowdy, officials say he apparently had too much to drink on this flight from malta to manchester, when the plane landed the man stepped off the plane, took off his raiders shirt and took off everything else. he challenged the captain to a fight at one point. the man finally put his clothes back on, went to the terminal, where police tasered him and placed him under arrest. >> one way to get some attention. >> tazeed i meant. >> yes, tazed, 5:48 is the time, sal. >> you know i should not laugh. >> i am not making this up. >> it is not funny and i should not laugh -- >> -- laughed -- >> -- laughed -- >> -- sal -- >> -- everybody let's go out the greatness, anyway, let's go out

chamber of commerce, forward.us, co-founded by facebook ceo mark zuckerberg.are coming on the 28th to put the push on it. they think they can speak to conservative members especially in the house to get it going. they are going all in. they see this as their last chance. >> mark zuckerberg even put on go lobby the hill when he was here a couple of weeks ago. it's a big economic push but it's a moral issue as well. >> even when you talk to people in the house who are resistant right now, the chairman of the house jewiudiciary committee, saying with the way they negotiated throughout the shutdown, he's not optimistic about the chances for immigration reform going forward. but at the same time he was talking about the idea that there is that moral component to this and something should be done for undocumented immigrants in the country. he talked about the economic imperative about this. there's a lot of realization in the house that something should get done but i think everybody needs to go home for the weekend and calm down before they come back to really see