mark zuckerberg's sister is doing just that. gone from facebook, she's now launching her next project. tonight, the interview with randi zuckerberg. when you look at her facebook timeline, it's a lot like everyone else's family gatherings, weddings and costumes. then there's the name. >> is there a time you don't give out your name or just say, i'm randi? >> sometimes i like people to make a first impression of me that's not based on my last name. it's really refreshing to make human connections with people that aren't based on, oh, who are you and what can you do for me? and then sometimes, you know, i do a little name dropping. >>> 31-year-old randi zuckerberg, yes, mark's older sister has rocked and rolled ever since she arrived in the silicon valley. she's now written two books, part memoir and part self-help. navigating kids and adults through the world of high tech. but randi navigated away from mark just hours after she organized president obama's visit to facebook headquarters. >> my name is barack obama, and i'm the guy

tonight, the interview with randi zuckerberg. when you look at her facebook timeline, it's a lot like everyone else's. family gatherings. weddings. and halloween costumes. but then, there's the name. >> is there a time where you don't give out your name or just say, i'm, i'm randi, and don't want to go there with zuckerberg? >> sometimes i like people to make a first impression of me that's not based on my last name. it's really refreshing to make human connections with people that aren't based on, you know, who are you and what can you do for me? and then sometimes, you know, it's nice to do a little name dropping. >> reporter: 31-year-old randi zuckerberg, mark's older sister, rocked n rolled ever since she arrived in the silicon valley. she's now written two books, part memoir and part self-help. navigating kids and adults through the world of high-tech. but it was randi who navigated away from mark just hours after she organized president obama's visit to facebook headquarters. >> my name is barack obama, and i'm the guy who

. >>> plus, facebook founder mark zuckerberg and maya angelou, calypso queen. >> i'm proud of that song. >> right here this sunday morning. >>> and we begin with that big news breaking overnight, after months of secret talks and high-stakes policy, a deal between iran and the west to suspend its nuclear program and get some relief from those sanctions that have crippled iran's economy, it's sparking split reactions in washington and around the world. we'll get right to secretary of state john kerry in a moment. but first, abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran has more on the fine print and fierce response. he's in geneva. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. the deal hammered out in the wee hours of the morning here is full of either promise or peril, depending on your point of view. the headline, iran has agreed to suspend the growth of its nuclear program. it will degrade some of the most dangerous uranium it has. and it's agreed to open its facilities to daily inspections by international officials. the u.s. has agreed to ease sanctions. that's a relatively

joining us now randi zuckerberg author of the new book. "dot complicated: untangling our wired lives." thanks so much for coming on our show. > >thank you. > >i have to ask you the first question about healthcare reform, and i know that's an odd topic but you have to be watching this from a technical aspect. what do you think about this? > >it's funny because i've been out talking about my book, dotcomplicated and i was like well, gosh isn't that the most dotcomplicated thing of all? president obama's relationship with technology right now. it's very interesting that it's happening at the same time. > >he actually played a role in you career. you were working at facebook and one of the highlighted moments is when the president had his town hall meeting through facebook, which was huge. > >it was really an amazing career highlight for me. to have the president feel that facebook was the best way to reach out to the entire american public was---you can never dream of something like that. > >it's also the day you quit. > >technically i didn't

has a career most people dream about - the older sister tv facebook's mark zuckerberg. she's the founder and ceo of zuckerberg media - a wife, mother and the author of two books: >> this is a book urging all of us to take time to disconnect and a children's book: encouraging kids to ease time on line. >> i talked with had about the twitter ipo. >> if i could tell the employees of twitter one thing - they are building something for the long term. they have a huge vision and mission. it's too easy to get caught in the next to moment fluctuations of the price. i'd tell them hold true to the course and remember they are building something big for the long term, not minute to minute. >> when you - you write in your book about your history pre facebook and when your brother invited you to join, and you went and facebook was run out of a house. >> it was. >> it was a little operation. >> there was a small office above a chinese restaurant. at most there were a few dozen employees. we had 5 million user party, which was exciting to us. to be there at the nasdaq a year ago with

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. >> coming up next mark zuckerberg's push for immigration reform. >> yes. the event he's hosting to raise awareness about the controversial issue. back in >>> cheryl sandburg is taking center stage tonight at the dream force, this is video of the event from sales force.com. sandberg who wrote the book "lien in" says will still aren't equal. >> i wrote this because no matter who what bro pro gres women have made we're still really far short on leadership goals anywhere in the world. that means when decisions are made that most impact our world our voices aren't equally heard. >> sandberg says boys and girls are treated differently as children, translate together work place where rules are different for male and female managers. >> facebook found founder mark zuckerberg has tlot say about immigration reform lately. >> today, kicking off one of his favorite activities, a hackathon all about immigration. >> it's a great idea to come from anywhere. right? it doesn't have to be someone who is running a company. it doesn't have to be someone who is a citizen of a

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founder and ceo of zuckerberg media.s a wife, mother, and -- [ technical difficulties ] >> untangling our wired lives which is a book urging us all to take a little time to disconnect, and a children's book "dot." >> randi thank for being here. >> it's so good to be here. >> the ipo for twitter happened today. and we were together on may 18th, 2012, right -- at the nasdaq for the facebook ipo. >> i remember that day very fondly. >> how do you look at these things now? now that you have been through facebook and all of the hype, what is your wisdom? >> i think -- if i could tell the employees of twitter one thing, they are building something for the long term. they have a hum vision and a huge mission they are doing. i think it's way too easy to get caught up in the moment to moment fluctuations of the strong price. so hold true to the course and remember they are building something for the long term. >> you write in your book about prefacebook and then your brother asked you to join, and it was run out of a house. >> yes

am so thankful for the opportunities and being part of the zuckerberg family. both that facebook and beyond facebook. on the other hand, it is really interesting to go about your life living in the shadow of such a successful sibling and struggling to make your own mark on the world. hopefully, with these books i can start to do that. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. to the social media media firestorm has erupted over the actions of the toronto mayor. on tuesday, he admitted using crack cocaine. today, he has more explaining to do. this time it is over a new video. he isin a rambling rage, using the words kill and murder. we are in toronto and we have the latest. the toronto camera, mayor is swearing and using threatening languages. >> you cannot tell who this is directed at. it was filmed. it is net another and harassment for the already embattled mayor. shortly after this video became public, he spoke to the media and said he was sorry. >> do you need help? goyour colleagues want to away. why won't you go away? >> i want to tell you that i

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course, the sister of mark zuckerberg.o see you. you've just released two new books about the impact technology has on our lives. one of them is called dot.complicated. but in a very interesting twist, you basically also released at the same time a children's book called dot about a little girl who's obsessed with technological items like iphones and all kinds of things, tablets. but let's talk about what you're saying this here, and you're in essence saying, well, you've got a front row seat in what has been the technology and social media revolution. you're now saying you want to move that seat back just a bit. why? >> so, yes. i have two books that are out the same day. when i talked to hard per collins about it, they said no author had ever put out a children's book and an adult book on the same topic, same day. and i felt, you know, technology is such a universal topic right now, we're all addicted to our devices. now, there's some pretty staggering stats that i uncovered in the book. 40% of women would rather give up

am so thankful for the opportunities and being part of the zuckerberg family. both that facebook and beyond facebook. on the other hand, it is really interesting to go about your life living in the shadow of such a successful sibling and struggling to make your own mark on the world. hopefully, with these books i can start to do that. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. to the social media media firestorm has erupted over the actions of the toronto mayor. on tuesday, he admitted using crack cocaine. today, he has more explaining to do. this time it is over a new video. he isin a rambling rage, using the words kill and murder. we are in toronto and we have the latest. the toronto camera, mayor is swearing and using threatening languages. >> you cannot tell who this is directed at. it was filmed. it is net another and harassment for the already embattled mayor. shortly after this video became public, he spoke to the media and said he was sorry. >> do you need help? goyour colleagues want to away. why won't you go away? >> i want to tell you that i

. >> randi zuckerberg steps out from her brother's shadow. >> i'm so gratefulor the expeence i had at facebook i'm no grate tofl my brother. but it was also really iortant for me to make a name for myself o. >>> here nbc bay area's r >> thanks for joining us. we have some trail blazers with us tonight, some house hold names, oers you

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facebook mark zuckerberg was back today to kick off one of his favorite activities.k-a-thon about immigration. >> reporter: the essence of a hack-a-thon is that great ideas can come from anywhere. it does not have to come from someone who is running a company. it does not have to be from someone who is a citizen of a country. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg spoke to a room of dreamers. >> it's someone whose parents brought them over to the country, they were undocumented, they were brought over as children, and all the weariers are put in their way. >> reporter: they teamed up to bring the dreamers here from all over the country. these young programmers are all undocumented immigrants. >> i realize that no matter how talented i am, i could not do the internship, at the goldman sachs or at the u.n. and so i got frustrated. >> reporter: she did did go to college but she was lucky. zuckerberg's focus on immigration started about he was teaching a group of middle schoolers. >> one of the top students put up his hand and said, i cannot go to college because i'm undocumented

facebook says if we lose mark zuckerberg or sheryl samberg, same thing. >> it's a good sign. >> it's a good sign. it means if the ceo leaves, then, you can replace them with someone just as able to do that job. some people are saying, is there someone who has not every single stake tied up in this company? is that a bad thing? but i think it's a good thing here. analysts on average have $44 price target. some are saying $26 per share, $1 above that raised range, it could still go higher. but, of course, we'll have to see. >> well, if you went and looked at the people that you think of as internet stocks and look at where those stocks were when facebook priced and where they are now. they've all -- what are the stocks up? what is google up? what is amazon up? they're all up. >> unbelievable. >> right. and so is facebook. now it's a much better environment. >> what about a zynga. >> huh? that doesn't count. >> already trading fairly low. >> right, but we know what ruz real or not at the time.

la semana que viene el creador y aÚn presidente de facebook mark zuckerberg va a reunir las mejores mentesgidos por zuckerberg en lo que llaman un hackeoton. gracias por estar con nosotros, querÍa comenzar contigo ¿quÉ exactamente es esto?. >>> es simplemente un tiempo de 24 horas programando aplicaciones para la comunidad y vamos a estar en la computadora por 24 horas haciendo nuestras ideas. >>> ¿quÉ quisieras tÚ poder lograr en este hacqkeaton?. >>> la meta mÍa es creador una herramienta, una aplicaciÓn para la comunidad que pueda usar que la gente no se sienta sola. >>> para que tengan un lado que ir. en la tecnologÍa. >>> erick ¿quÉ quieres lograr Úu a travÉs de esto?. >>> tal como lo dice carlos entregarle una herramienta mÁs a la comunidad y claro que sÍ, no solamente somos los soÑadores, tuvimos la oportunidad de poder ir a la escuela, terminar la carrera algunos, no significa que no tengamos papÁs y que no tengamos hermanos, tÍos, si no familiares que quedaron fuera. crear una herramienta para que la utilicemos y seguir luchando juntos, esto es dÍa a dia. >>> erick garcÍa y carlos

tambiÉn hicieron otro de sus sueÑos realidad, estar con mark zuckerberg, pero todos tienen en comÚn lograria mejor. >> los 20 dreamers fueron elegidos entre las mentes mÁs brillantes para participar en el hackaton, un maratÓn de tecnologÍa para crear prototipos de productos que ayuden a promover la reforma migratoria en los estados unidos. >> quiero decir que todos tenemos la capacidad de hacer un cambio en esta sociedad y que tenemos la capacidad de cambiar nuestro propio futuro y de cambiar el futuro y de pasar una reforma migratoria. >> ademÁs de zuckerberg, otros lÍderes de las empresas mÁs poderosas de tecnologÍa, motivan a estos jÓvenes con ideas frescas pero sobre todo una conciencia social, el objetivo de que sus comunidades tengan un mejor objetivo de vida. >> mi papÁ me decÍa estudia computaciÓn, porque es la onda del futuro y miren, aquÍ estoy y gracias al trabajo de Él y de mi mamÁ. >> estos dreamers se dividieron en equipos iban a desarrollar herramientas para conectar a la comunidad de inmigrantes, compartir sus historias y educar a los indocumentados sobre sus derechos. se e

that other zuckerberg.rk. ranked one of the 50 digital power players by the hollywood reporter chz ironic since she writes. we should think of ourselves as mini celebrities before tweet are or tagging in her new book dot complicated. it's a book everyone should read if they are on social media. this does stem from your personal xpernexperiences. what was the breaking point for you? >> i was on the front lines of creating social media and this whole wired world we live in for so long, it wasn't until i had my son that i sort of took a step back and started thinking, gosh, instead of living in the here and now every moment, what are we innovating right now, it's more what do we want the digital world to look like in the future? what kind of a world are we bringing children into where they are expected to be connected 24/7. >> we do feel connected 24/7. for a lot of us it leads to being disconnected to folks at the dinner party or table in front of us, that add, the information we're getting from instagram or

. >> wt do you think it would be a bssing or a curse toave the zuckerberg name? blessing when itomes to a bank count but perhaps a curse when it comes to creating her own identi. still randi zuerberg is doing just that. ne from facebook, she's lar launchinger next big project. >> reporter: when you look at her timeline, it's a lot like everyone else, weddings and halloween costumes. but then there's the name >> sometimes like people to make airstmpression of me that's not based on my last me. it's refreshing to make hum connections to pple that aren't based on who are you and what can you do for me? and then somemes, you ow, it's nice to do a littl name dropping. >> rorter: 31-year-old randi zuckerbe, mark's older sister, has rocd and rolled ever sce she arriv inhe silicon valley. she's written two books, part memoir, part self-help. it was randi who navigated away from mark, jus hours after she organized presint obama' visit to facebook's headquarters. >> myame is barack obamand i'm the guy that got mark to wear tie. >> reporter: president oba in town, that was

>> i think pend to swing back. >> mandy zuckerberg spent five years working with her brother, mark.he crowning achievement is producing president obama's town hall meeting in 1022 n her book, she talks about ways to balance digital careers and analog lives. >> people value their unplugged time. their time without distractions and one on one time with other people. i think it was really having my own son, he's two and a half now, that changed my viewpoint on that. >> her son knows to you,000 navigate an iphone and she says he's getting addicted to it. she wrote a version of the book. >> children model behavior after us fchl you're half in a conversation because you're texting or e mailing, and not giving time or looking at your phone at dinner table they're going to pick up on cues at a very young age. >> she is now ceo of a marketing firm zuckerberg media. she says one thing she learned is pryer ties. she says no matter how busy mark was, woe stop to take a phone call from then girlfriend now wife priscilla. proving that tightens a business know, the home front comes first. >> thank

what's different is this year zuckerberg is pushing for 11 million undocumented immigrants that lives country. >> it's a big problem, our companies would be better if we dealt with that but 11 million people is a lot of people who are being treated unfairly now. >> zuckerberg argues the economy is about knowledge and ideas. if you kicking out carlos. that's bad economic policy. >> brian llenas from fox news latino.com. thank you. lawmaker who survived a stabbing in his home probably at the hands of his own son. you may have heard about. this police say the son died of a gunshot wound. now there is word there may have been a way to keep the son in the hospital after officials reportedly evaluated him for mental issues. remember, just a day before they tried to commit him but the word was there were no beds. turns out that word was wrong. and in addition, breaking news happening in just the last couple of minutes. remember the two young florida girls who were charged with bullying a girl until she committed suicide? jose by i can't baez on that ont case. charges dropped against that 12

la maratn est liderada entre otros, por mark zuckerberg, fundador de facebook..aticar con él acerca de la reforma migratoria ella espera que su idea de grabar historias en video, haga una diferencia. s.o.t. sarahí espinoza/escojida para hackaton 5:56:06 y estas historias, yo pienso que se tienen que escuchar y se tienen que dar a saber para que el congreso piense dos veces antes de decir que no. su anhelo es que el hackathon, liderado por los grandes pensadores y programadores del valle del silicio, hagan la diferencia para una reforma. s.o.t. sarahí espinoza/escojida --- informo jaime peluffo ---se ha confirmado un cambio del personal de seguridad en el hospital general de san francisco. take vo ---esto tras la misteriosa muerte de "lynn spalding", una paciente que se extravi y cuyo cuerpo fue hallado dias despues en las escalinatas del nosocomio el mes pasado. ---un sargento y 2 agentes del departamento del alguacil de san francisco seran transferidos a otras asignaciones fuera del hospital. ---ahora, otras 6 personas estarn reemplazando a los agentes para aume

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and mark zuckerberg got scared, tried to buy it twice. liz: fascinating book. had them on fox business. nobody else in the business network world wanted to touch them because they were not public and they were still forming but that is when you get them. it has been fascinating to see them grow. it is something fascinating to watch again just a few seconds away, jo ling kent. we are building up the excitement. thank you. not surprisingly the twitter ipo is trending on twitter and social media but another hot topic is who is the next ceo for microsoft? steve ballmer planning to retire in the next couple of months and that question has been asked over and over again for the dow component who will replace him. our friends have been monitoring the social media sentiment and here's what they are seeing. in order of mentions on the site, the number one is ford ceo. telling fox business a while ago i am focused on ford. number two, stephen elop. and taking the top third spot, don mattrick, current ceo of zynga reedit really? interesting. there are strong internal cand

. >> randy zuckerberg sent six years working as a marketing executive for her younger brother, mark, at facebook. her achievement was producing president obama's town hall meet on the campus in 2011. in her new book, dot complicated, zuckerberg talks about ways to balance your digital careers and our analog lives. >> people value their unplugged time, their time without distractions and one-on-one time with other people. i think it was really having my own son, he's two and a half now, that changed my viewpoint on that. >> her son already knows how to navigate an i-phone and he's getting addicted to it. that's why she wrote a children's version of her book called dot. >> children model their behavior after us and if you are half in a conversation because you are texting or e-mailing or you are not giving your undivided time or you are looking at the phone at the dinner table, they will pick up on those cues even at a young age. >> wendy is now ceo of her own marketing firm, zuckerberg media. one thing she's learned from her little brother mark at facebook is to prioritize. for exampl

. >> randy zuckerberg sent six years working for her younger brother, mark. achievement was producing president obama's town hall meet on the campus in 2011. in her new book zuckerberg talks about ways to balance your digital careers and our analog lives. >> people value their unplugged time, their time without distractions and one-on-one time with other people. i think it was really having my own son, he's two and a half now, that changed my viewpoint on that. >> her son already knows how to navigate an i-phone and he's getting addict today it. that's why she wrote a children's version of her book called dot. >> children model their behavior after us and if you are half in a conversation because you are texting or e-mailing or you are not giving your undivided time or look at the phone at the dinner table, they will pick up on those cues even at a young age. >> she's ceo of her own marketing firm, zuckerberg media. one thing she's learned from her little brother mark at facebook is to prioritize. for example, no matter how busy mark was, she would also stop

. >> randy zuckerberg sent six years working as a marketing executive for her younger brother mark atacebook. her achievement was producing president obama's town hall meet on the campus in 2011. in her new book zuckerberg talks about ways to balance your digital careers and our analog lives. >> people value their unplugged time, their time without distractions and one-on-one time with other people. i think it was really having my own son, he's two and a half now, that changed my viewpoint on that. >> her son already knows how to navigate an i-phone and he's getting addicted to it. that's why she wrote a children's version of her book called dot. >> children model their behavior after us and if you are half in a conversation because you are texting or e-mailing or you are not giving your undivided time or you are looking at the phone at the dinner table, they will pick up on those cues even at a young age. >> she's ceo of her own marketing firm, zuckerberg media. one thing she's learned from her little brother mark at facebook is to prioritize. for example, no matter how busy mark was

to see it ok there you go out now tied to michael bloomberg who else may have tom styer and mark zuckerberg together. they spent more than twenty five million this year alone this year now i mean have campaign it's kind of turned into a proxy war for billionaires well i think what's going on that's interesting is that a lot more people for so a lot more billionaire in america and a lot more wealthy people in america and these people whereas in the past they might not have seen the need to play politics or get active politically now they almost all do they realize that the government is very involved in their industry is very involved in their lives as there are. all of our lives and they feel they can do something about it so we see a lot more of these so-called billionaires and others putting a lot more money into the system than i think we did in the past so this is a new trend but i think i think we're going to see more of it by the way people who are still reluctant to get involved politically are seeing that their peers are doing it they're seeing the mark zuckerberg do it so they're t

to see it ok there you go out now tied to michael bloomberg who else may have tom styer and mark zuckerberg together. they spent more than twenty five million this year alone this year now i mean have campaign it's kind of turned into a proxy war for billionaires well i think what's going on that's interesting is that a lot more people for so a lot more billionaires in america and a lot more wealthy people in america and these people whereas in the past they might not have seen the need to play politics or get active politically now they almost all do they realize that the government is very involved in their industry is very involved in their lives as there are. all of our lives and they feel they can do something about it so we see a lot more of these so-called billionaires and others putting a lot more money into the system than i think we did in the past so this is a new trend i think i think we're going to see more of it by the way people who are still reluctant to get involved politically are seeing that their peers are doing it they're seeing the mark zuckerberg do it so they're thin

get to see it ok there you go out now tied to michael bloomberg who else have tom styer and mark zuckerberg together they spent more than twenty five million this year alone this year now i mean how campaign it's kind of turned into a proxy war for billionaires well i think what's going on that's interesting is that a lot more people for so a lot more billionaires in america and a lot more wealthy people in america. and these people whereas in the past they might not have seen the need to play politics or get active politically now they almost all do they realize that the government is very involved in their industry is very involved in their lives as there are. all of our lives and they feel they can do something about it so we see a lot more of these so-called billionaires and others putting a lot more money into the system then i think we did in the past so this is a new trend i think so i think we're going to see more of it the other way people who are still reluctant to get involved politically are seeing that their peers are doing it they're seeing the mark zuckerberg do it so the thi

is that the eric schmidt sturdy branch marissa mayer is that we are on either zuckerberg her into the world they are from a generation who didn't pay any attention to these security issues. eat it. they are this to the new generation appears to have absolutely no problem still in all this information now. i can remember discussing similar issues like this years ago with the google guys when they get started. and and they believed in peace love brown rice this is all going to be wonderful. and they never talk to stop the heart now taken a step taken a step further. d the keyword for the new generation is disruption bergamot disrupt information we're going to disrupt the media. were this disruption is going to leave will be interesting to see but i should note that nobody cares other than glenn greenwald. and i'm snowed in the causes and due to correct me if i'm my analysis is wrong to join dietician generation. there's a lot of huffing and puffing but there's no blow in your house down like there was fury the demonstrations in the sixties and seventies against nixon against the war in

neil: meeting the 23-year-old who just gave mark zuckerberg a run for his money.at next there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. neil: thank you, but no thanks. $3 million is reportedly the selling price for this company. lori rothman is here to sort it out. >> twitter doesn't turn a profit >> i am too old for snap chat, but zuckerberg might think otherwise. neil:i think this whole thing is getting a little ahead of itself. but maybe not. maybe this guy is smart to wait it out. and i always subscribe to the strike the iron while it's hot. maybe it's just not hot. >> this seems not. >> and it's evan who is the ceo of the company and maybe he can take over the world. who knows. but the one thing that worries me is this is a disappearing model that t

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both zuckerberg and meier recently paid millions as we reported to you to buy property adjacent to theirsolar eclipse coming on sunday and no matter where you are in the world you will be able to see it thanks to the internet. it will be visible firsthand on eastern sea board southern europe and africa. for those in the bay area if you want to see it live. astronomer in kenya will live stream the event. it begins at 3:45 am pacific time just after you have adjusted your clock for standard time and we have a link to the site on our web site. just click on see it on tv. >> well the moving our clock back one hour we gain an extra hour of sleep but that time change can also cause health problems bilick headache and sleeplessness and expert says try to avoid it. behavior sleep expert try to get a head start on saturday by shifting the activities earlier in the day. limit alcohol caffeine and nicotine ncaa intake which impact your ability to fall asleep. and get as much daylight and exercise as you can to pwingt your mood and energy levels before the time change. >> well we should have a nice

written by the founder and ceo of zuckerberg media. author of two new books, dot complicated, untangling our wired lives and our children's book, dot. donny needs that. i loved meeting you last night. >> thanks, it was a beautiful art show. >> she sold everything. immateri i wanted to buy the little one. dot untangle my life. >> i have a complicated relationship with technology, growing up on the front lines of social media, working with a sibling, you talk to any mom you meet, they have a complicated relationship. president obama right now, as a complicated relationship with technology. it's time to engage in a discussion. >> it's funny, given who you are and who you are related to, think you would write an opposite book. why does it work? >> in the early days of social media, there's a mad rush to get as many friends as you can. we are oversaturated. >> get instant love instead of generating a real connection. >> you are right. it starts with a quote i love. it says you only live once. make sure you spends 15 hours a day on the inter

investors will be hoping for more success than mark zuckerberg's entry onto the stock exchange. -- it was marred by delays with problems and orders. shares in the world's biggest social networking site plunged to below half their opening price in the following months before returning strongly in the third quarter of this year. >> the olympic torch is continuing its round the world trip with one spot completely out of this world. a rocket carrying the olympic flame blasted off from russia. thetorch is on its way to international space station before it will be taken into space itself on saturday. that will be the olympic flame's first ever spacewalk in history. there is one caveat. for safety reasons, it will not burn when it is on board the safe that's -- when it is on board the space station. >> we have liftoff of the soyuz rocket, delivering three more -- >> this is an important showcase for russia. taking the unlit torch to the international space station. it is not the first time in olympic torch has been in orbit, but the trend will be broken saturday when two russian cosmonauts

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zuckerberg, they were h mark celebratg this new gh school. do you see something wrongith >> ihink their obligation is to promote the public schls and not to promote privately managedhools. >> her vis cncides with the introduction of the new stanrds called the come mob core across calirnia. >> is common core any differe than anythinwe've seen? >> i'm not a supporter common core. there were very few teachers involved it was de very quickly. there s no field testing whatsoever. >>s for the onlining debate of using standarded test scores fo the evaluation of teacher, ravitch pus no punches. >> inow a lot of unions accepted it. i dot belong to a unio i don't represent unions but i do rearch and i strongly believe at test based evaluation of teachers is junk science. to include that in your contract is a big mistake. >> money that goe dectly to the districts. >> i think that it makesense to give the schools t sources they need to improve. as lg as you have good leadership it's a great idea because i think the farth away the decisions are from the s

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the national association of manufacturing, the chamber of commerce, the folks from microsoft and zuckerberg's operation. to demand amnesty. where are we headed with this? >> well, if their demand is amnesty, they're going to be very disappointed. i think where we're headed is kind of where we were back before the fiscal issues knocked everything else off e map. i've spoke to chairman goodlad who i think is doing a fell ol natural job from virginia last night. we're going to start having hearings again, and the house is going to pursue a step by step, comprehensive, not throw everything in, not hide stuff in a big bill, a step-by-step process where the viewers, the voters, the people we work for who say this is about agriculture. this is about internal enforcement. this is about the border. and we'll either pass it out of the republican conference because the democrat s are not going to left a finger to help us on house bills. they keep thinking the senate bill is going to come to the house floor. that's not going to happen. so the republicans are going to say what they believe in, and we'll s