after word that mark zuckerberg will donate millions to help struggling schools do better. matt keller is at headquarters with new details. matt? >> mark zuckerberg is worth $28 billion and the company is huge and now he is sharing the cash with his neighbors. >> it pays to be a real life friend of facebook, co-founder and c.e.o. mark "duck dynasty" -- mar zuckerberg and his wife say they are committing $120 million start-up education fund for underserved communities saying education is worth investing in. if we can make things better it makes all of our lives better. the first $5 million goes to high need communities in san francisco, including redwood city and facebook neighbors, the ravenswood school district in eastern palo alto. the superintendent is grateful. most families face many challenges including living below the poverty line, language issues and a lack of access to technology. >> our students are every bit as capable and bright. we just need access and the tools. >> last august facebook gave away 400mac book laptops to all students in the school district inclu

but he said zuckerberg never followed through. zuckerberg's attorney is calling the suit meritless. >>> the global financial services firm btig today held its 12th annual commissions for charity today. some bay area sports legends were there to help raise money as celebrity traders. [ applause ] >> ronnie lott, and barry bonds were some of the stars at btig's san francisco trading office to help out as guest traders. all of btig's commissions from the trading will go to dozens of children's charities. >> it allows us to help young people in the community and more importantly it allow us to understand these young people behind us right now walking in, we get a chance to make a difference in their lives. >> no word on how much money has been raised today. over the last 11 years, they've donated over $20 million. >>> finally, it looks like something out of a science fiction movie but doctors hope a new bionic arm could help amputees. it was just approved by the fda. it's controlled by signals from the brain and can perform such del l

zuckerberg. good morning.rera along with joe kernen, becky and andrew are out today. the dow and the s&p 500 reaching record highs. today the markets get more economic data, more earnings reports. the government will release its april producer price index and economists are expecting a rise of 0.2% on the head loan number and the core rate which excludes food and energy. on the earnings front there are several key reports to watch. macy's reports at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. farming equipmentmaker deere will report this morning and after the bell, cisco systems reports. that could have a big impact on thursday's trading. >>> sony reporting a loss. $1.3 billion. the tsony did see an improvemen in sale which is rose by 14% to $76 billion for the year. >> we're seeing it right there, how many different products they made. >> i had a

. >>> plus, mark zuckerberg, the target of a real estate lawsuit? why a bay area real estate developer says the founder of facebook cheated him. >> and a live look in palo alto. it's going to be toasty today. christina will join us to tell us how long this heat is going to stick around. >>> 11:14 now. an apparent case of road rage involving two women was caught on camera in southern california. take a look at this video here. you see the driver of a pickup pull up along side of a second car. then the driver of the truck suddenly swerving into the second car, forcing them both on to the shoulder. the truck ended up flipping. neither driver suffered serious injury. if the driver of the pickup did this intentionally, she could face a range of charges, included attempted murder. >>> legendary radio host casey kasem is missing and a judge has ordered that kasem's wife reveal where he is. 82-year-old kasem who has parkinson's and cannot speak was at a medical facility, but on monday one of kasem's daughter says her stepmother took kasem from the facility

mark zuckerberg wants you to try apps without fear. we will tell you why zuckerberg says that facebook's days of moving fast and breaking things are over. and my interview with twitter's ceo. while facebook and google are busy buying growing companies, the outlook for twitter and why there is a disconnect between twitter and wall street, with shares hitting their lowest level since the ipo. first, the top tech headlines. john legere is said to be the leading candidate to become ceo of the combined company if sprint takes over t-mobile. that is according to a person with knowledge of the matter. sprint has been meeting with banks to make debt arrangements for a bit and is expected in june or july. more on this coming up. there is currently a ground stop at los angeles international airport due to computer issues. no word on what the issues are. arriving flights can still land, but all departures are being held on the ground. the lax twitter accounts as there is no estimate of when this will be fixed. fcc chairman tom wheeler said he has

dr struggling bay area schools thanks to mark zuckerberg and his wife. christie smith joins us in redwood city with why the silicon valley power couple felt the need to donate $120 million. cri >> one of the most prosperous places in the world but a lot of the public schools don't have the funding and the resources they need to help students succe succeed. he and his wife, dr. priscilla chan decided they wanted to do something about that and improving public education is something that they really care about. the facebook ceo said they went ahead and lisened to the need of educators and ready to throw in their support. $120 million over five years. the announcement was published in an op-ed piece. less than 40% of students were proficient in english arts and less than 50% in art. funding will go towards connectivity for training for teachers and in the ravenswood school district and high-need schools in san francisco. he noted that he's been spending more and more time looking into education issues and he actually recently taught an after school program

mark zuckerberg and the developer. >> a family feud that could be behind the mysterious disappearance of casey kasem. >> what was behind jay-z's beat down by beyonce's >> where is casey kasem? the 82-year-old was removed from the country but didn't know his whereabouts. he suffers from advanced parkinson's disease and unavailable to speak. his wife has battled a long-term with his children over the health and care. and a los angeles judge appoint his daughter as his temporary conservator after expressing concerns for his safety. she wrote that gene fled the country with her dead possibly to an end dan reservation because she knew he would win in court. >>> facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is facing a lawsuit in a rally dispute after he bought four homes near his mansion in palo alto. our media partner reports that the multibillionaire made the move if an effort to block construction of a large home that would be near zuckerberg's home. in exchange, the developer said zuckerberg promised to refer business but never did. >>> they considered one of the coolest temperatures in the music in

and markrstand you zuckerberg have been friends since very early on.uckerberg hasnk done right the past few years? >> he has done a lot of things right. the rapid flight from web to mobile. more than anyone else has transmitted that to increase revenue for the company that has now far outpaced the revenue. and most importantly, done it in such a way that has not curbed user experience in any way. the second thing that really surprised me is facebook appetite to make large acquisition to prepare them for the future. comes to how far facebook has come, what do you see as the biggest strength and warning sign? the grown-up way the company operates. i also think they have been really clever doing a lot of things behind the scenes, not just the way they architect servers that are really brilliant, but the way the company has used acquisitions and built an advertisement network holding -- using the awayook logon and getting from the analytical tools so they have created a network that goes well beyond facebook. goes even further to help really understand how

zuckerberg warned it would be developer focused. >> there was plenty of code for the rest of us?> it was a little bit of a let down. not much news announced today >> in a couple weeks i'm turning 30. who doesn't like a birthday >> he's all grown up, now, so is his company. >> and kid. time is running out. >> coming up here next paul mccartney's new performance. bidding farewell to candle stick. >> what it's going to cost you [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >>> first batch of advanced tickets for paul mccartney ticket go on sale tomorrow. they're pricey. mccartney agreed to play the final concert before it gets torn down because it's where the beatles played their last concert in 1966 the tickets that go on sale are special packages if you want a front row seat going to cost you two grand. general admission will

. >>> trouble on the home front for mark zuckerberg. a luawsuit linked to his house. >>> and a radio legend goes missing. >>> it's not something wine lovers want to hear. >>> and good evening i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're tracking unusual coastal heat tomorrow. tomorrow, half-moon bay, 84 degrees. and who and when will we hit 102 degrees? is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. and right now all beds are on sale. yep, all beds, starting at just $649.99 know better sleep with sleep number. >>> new at 11:00, facebook founder facing more than just an unfriending. mark zuckerberg is being shoed by a bay area real estate developer. as part of a deal, zuckerberg promised introductions and referral;s to others who could buy homes and the developer says it never happened. zuckerberg bought four homes and lots near his property. >>> be careful where you walk one of san francisco's most dangerous intersections is about to change. the corner

mark zuckerberg to appear in court. iranian judge wants zuckerberg to answer complaints by individuals who say that facebook owned applications violate their policy or privacy, rather, and the judge ordered the two apps blocked in iran. facebook is banned in the country along with other social media websites like twitter and youtube. zuckerberg has not responded. >>> c.e.o. pay is going up. the median pay package for a c.e.o. rose to eight figures for the first time last year. the head of a large public company earns $10.5 million, much because of the soaring stock market. a chief executive makes 257 times the average workers' salary with the top earners is the chief of cbs who earned $65 why 6 million. and disney chief made $34 with 3 million in total compensation. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> we cannot promise you millions but we can promise you a million dollar forecast. no pressure. mike? >> a lot of sunshine on the deck of the broadcast center. good morning, everyone, you can seat winds of change have c

. >>> facebook founder mark zuc r zuckerberg the target of a real estate lawsuit. what the developer is alleging, next. >>> an officer killed just moments before this house exploded. what police are now saying about that. >>> the fight over casey kasem. a judge now intervening as his children struggle to find out where the legendary disk jockey is. >>> call the type line at 1-888-996-tips or e-mail at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> welcome back, everyone. 4:44. palo alto officials will listen to another day of testimony as they try to save the only mobile home park. residents pay about $700 a month for rent. the ownerers have run the park for nearly three decades and a developer has offered more than $30 million for the property to make room for luxury apartments. if it goes through, the families will have to get out. >> going to start crying just to think about that feeling, i mean, it's our home. it's where i grew up. you know, i have so many memories. >> she says that she wants to stay here because of the kids and because she wants them to come to these schools bec

specifically western success of which mark zuckerberg is.zuckerberg built facebook before he was 30. what was iran doing during that time? funding suicide bombs. they should be not just ignored but forcefully dealt with militarily by our own country. >> we decided to ease off on their sanctions. maybe we should step them up after this. >> after this, i think we got bigger business about nuclear weapons and that looks to be going pretty good but we have trouble with all of these countries that want to control the internet. look at what's going on in china. look at russia. all of these countries, antidemocratic because they saw what happened with arab spring and that's more of a tribute to the united states and our openness. >> is there a happy ending to this story? >> no, juan is exactly right. it's the fact that we have an open country and we respect that. they don't. it's simple as that. >> we have to move on to the next one. fill robinson in the news again. speaking at a gop event r. the duck guys back in business again? and weren't they a

zuckerberg warned it would be developer focused. >> there was plenty of code for the rest of us?ittle bit of a let down. not much news announced today >> in a couple weeks i'm turning 30. who doesn't like a birthday >> he's all grown up, now, so is his company. >> and you better get investors kid. time is running out. >> coming up here next paul mccartney's new performance. bidding farewell to candle stick. >> what it's going to cost you if you want to see it. stay with us. so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, and ten gigs of data for the five of you would be... thirty-five bucks each! with a year of high-speed internet, free. ah, "free" is not deductible! i smell audit! i smell savings... at&t mobile share value plans for business. now with a year of free high-speed internet. >>> first batch of advanced tickets for paul mccartney ticket go on sale tomorrow. they're pricey. mccartney agreed

mark zuckerberg and his wife will spend millions to help out local school districts. amy hollyfield is at facebook headquarters in menlo park. amy? >> are you ready for this? they donating $120 million to bay area school districts and spread it out over five years. here is how the first $5 million will be spent. that money is going to go toward school districts in san francisco, ravenswood and redwood city. they are being pesk in how they want the money spent, toward training prescribes -- prince preliminary -- principles. they have an amazing opportunity and it is important to them they use this opportunity to give back. they are inspired by the gates. they are focused on children and they do hope to have their own one day. right new they are focused on other people's children. they say that this is the biggest allocation so far of the $1.1 billion they have pledged to give. >>> thank you. oakland school officials will give security officers more training after one was charged in a shocking attack on a student in a wheelchair. security video shows what happened at oa

. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg putting his money where the future is. i'm scott budman in east palo alto. $120 million from the facebook ceo to bay area schools. >>> plus, this video could make you squirm. where cameras caught hundreds of rats on the run. and what we're learning about the woman living among them. >>> and the show must go on. we are live over napa valley. bottle rock is back after going bankrupt. the changes made to ensure things end on a happier note this time around. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. fog returned to the coastline. that has dramatically cooled temperatures 10 to 14 degrees across the bay. we'll talk about what that means for that weekend forecast. >>> at 6:00 a stranger walks up and walks away with a package. >> shocking that someone can be so brazen. >> one bay area police department makes a drastic move to nab thieves. does it go too far? >> get into that big brother thing. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembl

mark zuckerberg is good with his wealth.i think of billionaires, i think of european billionaires and families. how is it distributed? has it changed? not really. you look at the people that we are tracking and each favors the aged. significant and there is only for who are under the age of 40. the google founders are under the age of 40. it takes a while. the largest percentage is right in the sweet spot. 26% is the list. >> there are billionaires. who else is in the club? inheriting their fortunes and our people who are secretive about it. we do not know. lindsay cortez is the granddaughter of the founders of in and out. she is a drag racer. not much is known about her. we only discovered her fortune last year. she was born in 1983. son of then is the founder of enterprise products. cap.s a market siblings -- desk siblings face no estate tax. >> when you track these guys and patterns thate come up and show themselves through philanthropy? let's look a little deeper. >> for the younger billionaire, the most fascinating are

that said, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is stepping up with $120 million to try. the first $5 million is earmarked to come here to the ravens wood school district where some of the spoils of being a technology leader will be used, fittingly, to improve the technology. >> i assumed that our district would have laptops and computers and wonderful internet access, because we're in the silicon valley coming in. that's what i thought. and i found out that actually, there are pockets where there is no connectivity. >> reporter: so mark zuckerberg and his wife pricilla chan will give $120 million to the schools in their back yard. >> the bay area is our home. we've seen first hand that the quality of education, it really varies in our area, from the highest performing school to the most underserved of schools. >> reporter: but when it comes to education, more money doesn't always equal more success. >> the devil is ultimately in the details, right? >> reporter: stacy boyd runs school ed.com. she knows about zuckerberg's donation to the newark, new jersey school district

zuckerberg, he's made no public comment on the alleged court summons.new charges that could put him behind bars for the rest of his life. we'll tell you about that. >>> plus, one couple going from rags to riches as their pot of gold hits the auction block. >>> wouldn't you like to find a pot of gold? >> why not? yeah. >> one of our most popular stories. the california couple after finding gold now gets the payoff. their buried treasure hits the auction block. they chose to amaremain anonymo after discovering a trove of about 1,400 rare coins while walking their dog on their property somewhere in northern california. one of the cains dated back to 1874 selling for about 15,000 bucks. the whole collection expected to fetch at least $10 million when the remaining coins are sold. >> and do they have to pay taxes on that? >> they do. but it's free money, the government always gets its share. thanks for joining us. >> "the real story" with gretchen starts now. >>> we start with a fox news alert on a major development breaking right now in the veterans affairs

i understand you and mark zuckerberg have been friends since very early on.hink that zuckerberg has done right? >> he has done a lot of things right. earlylly anticipated very the rapid flight from the web to mobile. more than anyone else, he is translated that into increased revenue for the company. importantly, he's done it in such a way that it has not hurt the user experience. facebook's appetite to make large acquisition to prepare them for the future. >> when it comes to how far facebook has come, what do you see at the biggest strength and biggest warning sign? way to operate they handle mergers and acquisitions. not just the way they architect their servers, but the way the company uses acquisitions and build an ad network using the facebook logon. getting away those analytical tools. they created a network well beyond facebook. it goes even further to help understand how users are using the web in all sorts of ways and putting ads in front of those users in a contextual way. as a result, facebook is in the drivers seat like no other company with the

all thanks to facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife. christie smith joins us live in redwood city some of the areas getting some of that $120 million donation. great news, christie. >> good morning to you and happy friday. what a gift, $120 million a pledge to struggling bay area schools. almost sounds like some of the lottery wins we have been reporting here in the bay area. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife made charitable donations before. in his announcement zuckerberg said that the world's most innovative communities should not also be home for struggling public schools. he did praise educators and also pointed out the challenge they face with the resources that they're given. some of this $120 million over the next five years will go to new public and charter schools, equipment training and programs, technology and connectivity in the schools and this will go in the ravenswood, redwood city school districts and san francisco schools that have a demonstrated need. as you can imagine the superintendent in these districts hav

mark zuckerberg and his wife's plan to spend millions to help local schools. amy hollyfield is at facebook headquarters in menlo park. >>> they are making their money here at facebook but they are sharing it with the bay area. >> zuckerberg and his wife have decided to give $120 million to local public schools. the couple say they planned for a focus on children, education, and health. they say they are inspired by microsoft c.e.o. bill gates and his wife melinda and they want to use this opportunity they have been given to give back. they have been talking to school administrator and local leaders and figured out where there is an urgent need. here is how they have decided to give the first $5 million: going to public schools in san francisco, ravenswood which is east palo alto, and redwood city. they want the money to be spent on training principles, classroom technology, and helping students transition from 8 to 9th. education really is expensive and this donation is a drop in the bucket but it is the largest allocation of their money yet. they have pledged

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. >>> so was a recent donation to newark's public schools zuckerberg's $100 million mistake?hat really happened to all that money facebook's founder gave to newark's school system. ahead the american federation of teachers and head of charity navigator will weigh in, next. ♪ [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-benz has pioneered many breakthroughs. ♪ breakthroughs in design... breakthroughs in safety... in engineering... and technology. and now our latest creation breaks one more barrier. presenting the cla. starting at $29,900. ♪ >>> welcome back to "power lunch." on the heels of yesterday's strong gains, check out what's happening with zillo and truia. in the green again. yesterday was existing home sales. these are both online real estate companies, both catching a nice bid from the strong housing data. tyler, back over to you. >>> to the bond market we go. rick santelli is the man with the mojo at the cme. hi, rick. the futures have closed in trading for everything that doesn't have equities in it. foreign exchanges, treasuries. as you look at the intraday chart,

ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife plan to donate millions to help struggling schools do better. more now on one of the schools that will benefit. >> it pays to be a friend of facebook. mark zuckerberg and his wife announced in an essay they're chitting $120 million to schools start up education fund for under served communities in the bay area, writing education is something worst investing in the first going to the redwood city school district and facebook neighbors in east palo alto the superintendent is grateful for the help. she says most families in the area face many challenges including living below poverty line, and a lack of access to technology. >> our students are every bit capable we just need the tools. >> facebook gave away lap tops to 8th grade students. swefls as well as teacher training and outreach. >> i'm thinking it's a better environment here, we're no longer behind in technology. we're moving forward. there is a good chem tri between face book and ourselves. >> everything is done. if you want to apply for a job you have to do it on a computer, online. they

. >> and just into our newsroom, mark zuckerberg about the massive donation he is giving to schools. >> standing on glass with the city beneath them, then the sound of cracks. what's next? >> rolling right into san francisco, we will have details on how much the temperatures will be tomorrow. coming up. but if you want awesome sky camera news like this, go to nbcbayarea.com. you can check the weather 24 hours aday. back with that full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> billionaire is at it again. tonight, showing the world the future of space flight, or so he hopes. the space taxi seats seven. take a look. >> taking the stage like a rock star, unveiling his latest project. called dragon v 2. the first private spaceship. think of it as a tesla for astronauts. >> his new capsule fits up to seven space travellers. he showed off this animation at space x headquarters in southern california and insisted that the dragon v2 will be able to land with helicopter accuracy anywhere in the world. >> that is how a 21st century space ship should land. >> not just a landing but the departure of th

san rafael to san francisco is a quick 15 minutes. >>> zuckerberg is facing a lawsuit in a real estate dispute. a developer is suing the facebook cofounder after he bought four homes nearly mansion in palo alto. our media partner reports that the multibillionaire made the move in an effort to block construction of a large home that would be marketed as being near duck stuck's and the developer claims an exchange for right to buy the property zuckerberg promised to refer business but never d. >> san francisco drivers are among the most courteous in the country. roadside assistance company sponsored a survey of the 25 largest cities and san francisco is rated 4th for the nicest drivers. >> portland was first and then pittsburgh, st. louis, charlotte, north carolina, and houston has least. atlanta and baltimore follow, and that includes cursing and honking the horn. i have to question their methodology, i want to see the data. we are the 4th most courteous? >> yeah. >> do you agree that? >> that is part of charm of san francisco. how we market to tourists. >> we will stick with that story

she knows about zuckerberg's $100 million donation to the newark, new jersey, school district, which has seen limited returns in four years. >> i would certainly say that the road is littered with philanthropists that have put a lot of money towards school reform. with not much scoreboard to show for the work they've done. >> reporter: it's the backyard of silicon valley and it's about to get a lot more support. scott budman, "today in the bay." >>> and zuckerberg says schools in the bay area will likely see faster and better results than newark because there is already a relationship between these schools and facebook which has given laptops and internships to students in recent years. >>> let's check in with anthonya . shaping up to be a nice one. >> good morning. it is going to be pretty nice. one of those morning if you have the day off sleeping in perfect conditions right now because we've got those clouds and fog limiting the sunshine, even in san francisco where you can barely make out the buildings. see here right now visibility really reduced. less than eight miles. so once

apparently zuckerberg got schooled.ort saying much of that money has gone to pretty much everybody, folks, except the kids. kevin, thank you for joining us. i read the new yorker piece. it was sad, you know, like on the one hand the consultants are getting millions, the schools, the unions, everybody got the money but the kids. >> yeah, well happy birthday, mark zuckerberg. it is unfortunate. we don't want to frustrate at the public/private partnerships. i think the word of cory booker and governor christie has good intentions, but you know the real message here is when you give money to a secure bureaucracy it's like a black hole. as one parent said, everybody got money, but my son still can't read. that speaks volumes. in terms testify transforms education, that's why educational choice is so important. when this happened, many of us suggested there were be some educational choice options set aside, because most of school reform, most of school bureaucracies look to the long term. it's the five to ten-year plan, the r

>> mark zuckerberg is all grown up and so is his company. >> it's nice to see him grown up.. >> just like -- >> 30 in tech years. >> how old? i'm turning -- i turned 17 and i field old already. >> better get investors, kid. time is running out. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> oh, my. coming up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, paul mccartney's historic performance. bidding farewell to candlestick and what it's going to cost you and what it's going to cost you [♪] >>> a hamster is a viral video star. look at this little guy. the owner made this video. meticulously preparing miniature burritos for his hamster to enjoy. they were made with tiny portions of tomatoes, cilantro wrapped in tortillas. perfectly-sized for his mouth. it's captured the attention of a lot of people. it's had more than a million views on you-tube. that's one happy hamster. a fifth grade student in brentwood has a lot to look forward to after winning an essay contest. ray monday beasley x met the daughter of jackie robinson. he was her inspiration to create an education program that holds the

the zuckerbergs previously donated $100 million to schools and new work, new jersey. internet companies go global, the internet remains uncensored at home. how fundamental has the internet become for chinese citizens, and how much of a particular chinese communist party is it? joins us, he is author of a new book, "age of ambition: chasing fortune, truth, and faith in the new china." a longed in china for time, you cover china for a very long time. use all many of these changes firsthand. one of the most interesting things about this book and having lived there myself, you story oft china as a contradiction. the chinese government has fostered the internet. at the same time, it has censored the internet. how has the internet in your opinion changed chinese society? >> we think that the internet has changed our lives in america. it is even a much more transformative for an average chinese citizen. if you think about it, somebody living in the countryside before did not have the transportation, the technology to feel connected to other people. all of a sudden now you go

movies about sark -- mark zuckerberg. the modern day silicon valley. do you think the thinks compared to the themes in the show? are think the themes similar across the board because it is about humanity's relation with technology. when chris and i came up with the idea, we wanted to tell the story of how do we get to where we are now? there is no going back. what does that mean? what does that symbiosis look like? as we look back through history, personal computing scene but a watershed moment where we can explore that relationship. the flavor is different from another show or another movie, but the parable seems to be the same which is, humanity created the technology, but technology is a reflection of humanity in all of its imperfections. >> we are becoming increasingly aware of the individuals who make these things and put to personal imprint into the machine. i think we see the great creativity of steve jobs. and the social network show you how mark zuckerberg put some of -- and his demons and his brilliance into the facebook product. in the same

i compliment you on your choice of quotes from zuckerberg. because it's the largest platform period, the largest app on android, iphone, the biggest app except for russia and china and a few others in the world, they have the incentive to make the whole ecosystem to work peter. a lot of what they were talking about today were ways to do that whether it was advertising to make it easier to target people because they have all that targeting information so that app developers can make more money building creative apps or making it easier for apps to work if you have an droid phone and ipad, which a lot of people do, you're participating on both platforms and work seamlessly across both platforms. they're not saying that they're the people who are going to make that happen. >> good for facebook if they can make apps more accessible to a number of people to keep people on facebook, but a lot of folks say the larger long term problem is the user base. the user base is getting older and older and people are not really as interested. is that an accur

first topic mark zuckerberg, being sued by a developer. he's got a house, parcels around it?basically he spent $43 million to buy four parcels around the house to give himself a buffer, privacy, but the guy one of the lots from is now saying in that contract, zuckerberg was supposed to introduce him to other rich guys and give him business. >> nights trash cans, here. >> no. >> this sounds a little like a shakedown, but again, you know, it just shows how privacy is so important. >> he could control what went on there. >> one went for $14 million, valued at less than half of that. there's a big zuckerberg primeius. >> know who the buyer is. >>> it sold by christie's yesterday, basquely because of the gorgeous enamel design. they thought it would go for about half that amount. >> is that nemo? >> that's a whale and a boat and, again, that is all enamel inlay. you know, the watch market has done well. watches, even though he don't talk about it a lot, have better performing collectible market than art or wine. >> from when does that watch day? >> 19497. >>> remember in the fall

mark zuckerberg to court over a promise he claims he reneged on. >> and new video of a deadly hot airalloon fire that killed three. >>> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a.t.f. agents will investigate this scene at a retirement community. an officer responding to a domestic turbans call was hot and skilled as he entered the home. can you see the explosion. a second officer was driven away by gunfire and then the home caught fire and then a blast. the gunman died inside the home. officials say he lived there with his elderly father in the hospital. the governor ordered flags flown at half staff. >> new detail on the fiery hot air balloon crash that killed three in virginia. the governor says that the power line that the hot air balloon hit may not have been on the pilot's map. the balloon hit the power line on friday during a festival before bursting into flames. ones waxed as two people fell screaming to the background and the pilot was killed. the ntsb is focusing on fining the wreckage. >>> storms are to blame if flooded roads in illinois an

iranian court ordered zuckerberg to appear in person to answer privacy allegations in facebook.y don't have a extradition treaty obviously meaning zuckerberg will not have to pack the hoodie just yet. >>> losing extra five pound staring you right back at the vending machine? a new study said diet soda may be a trick to lose weight. before you grab the soda, the study was funded by american beverage association, the very organization that represents drink makers. here is dr. manny with medical dollars. >> conflict of interest if you ask my. melissa: a little bit. >> oh, please. melissa: isn't it logical if you drink diet soda than regular you lose weight. >> couple weeks study, comparing it to all things, to water. god's liquid, you tell me god's liquid is bad for you and their soda is better? not only that, they did it for several weeks. couple pounds difference. we don't know anything about the control system. melissa: carbonated. feels like you're full. water is so boring. i don't know, trying to help. >> there is nothing to help with these people. overwhelming evidence, overw

mark zuckerberg reveals a change in facebook's privacy rule. >>> how about that? a special treat for cnbc today. our cable station ringing in the closing bell. remotely from cnbc headquarters in new jersey. this is cnbc's 25th anniversary on the air. also a special day for the dow. it closed at a record high. the bump came despite a slower than expected first quarter. experts say investors believe the economy will pick up steam in the second half of this year. >>> among the stocks making money today, facebook. the social network company announced a new way for you to surf the net without giving up your personal information. our business and tech reporter scott budman is live with facebook's new plan. this is aimed at trying to keep your information more private, scott. ra >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. even mark zuckerberg admitting today that many people are nervous about giving up some of their private information when they log on to the social network. so today, facebook took a step towards helping to protect your privacy online. the facebook developer conferen

. >>> marca habÍa colaborado con mark zuckerberg el fundador de facebook y su organizaciÓn en noviembretor para el llamado que jÓvenes soÑadores pasaron 36 horas en vil desarrollando trato gÍas para promover la legalizaciÓn de millones de inmigrantes. >>> este podrÍa ser el nuevo activo ismo polÍtico de la era cibernÉtica en que marchamos con los dedos, sobre teclados, o en telÉfonos inteligentes, y acabamos dando la cara por las causas en las que de verdad creemos. >>> es que como parte de la campaÑa se compromete a gastar millones de dÓlares asegurÁndose de que la foto o el selfie que se tomada que activistas sea vista y su mensaje escuchado. >>> y es cambiar a tu representantes. >>> es que segÚn marca mÁs ay! de intereses personales de grandes empresas como facebook, hay cada vez magos individuos como mark zuckerberg a los que la causa de los inmigrantes les importa a tÍtulo personal. >>> yo creo que Él lo hace porque de verdad quiere ayudar y de la manera que puede. >>> no solo porque le conviene. >>> no. >>> el reportaje para telemundo. >>> una funciÓn de circo, tuvo un mal final,

marc marc and his da mark zuckerberg and his -- mark zuckerberg and his wife are promising a million dollars to low income schools in the bay area. there are many schools that don't have the resources they need. the first $5 million goes to schools in redwood city and san francisco. the money goes towards training, classroom technology and helping students transition from middle to high school. >>> california's emergency drought is prompting the state to take action to stop water pumping in the sacramento valley. water officials ordered more than 2600 water agencies, farms, cities and others with so-called junior water rights to stop pumping water from a stream or water. formers and large irrigation directs are expected to be hit the hardest. it also effects the city of sacramento. >>> tomorrow the navy will get an update on possible radiation contamination on treasure island. earlier this year they announced they will test all of the homes for elevated radiation levels. it came after the discovery of radioactive items buried near the homes. >>> we are hearing from a sacramento woman

. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife announced they are donating $120 million.heir goal is to support efforts to improve education in some of the underserved communities in the bay area. the donations will come over five years. >>> in an essay in the mercury news, zuckerberg and his wife say the world east most innovative community should not be a home for struggling schools. >>> a huge turn out tonight in san jose for george chen. he was one of those killed in isla vista. >> reporter: they came here to leland high school to remember their son with his high school classmates. >> as parents, we would give a thousand things for our kid not to be hurt. >> reporter: they remembered rampage victim george chen. >> there has to be an end of killing innocents. >> reporter: his parents spoke out tonight. his father says they didn't know until saturday night their son was dead. >> we think that george ... [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: when they got to his dorm room, the phone charger was plugged in, the computer was still on. he was in the wrong place at the wrong time.

i think mark zuckerberg is doing a great job and deserves to stay.p his position and keep the company. perhaps will come when he should be viable to shareholder changes. -- there seeing it concept is getting by. could not getou on the new york stock exchange if you had two classes. >>i think they now allow you -- >> look at alibaba. withe media side, huffington post being sold to aol and all of these other digital news sites. they had no brand and now they are valued at three or four hundred million dollars. at one point, guys like you did not want to touch these sites. what happen? >> any things to do with animals is a hot topic. several hundred million dollars? >> it has only been out about six months. it is growing. buzz feed is only a couple of years old. up were the -- upworthy. it is much easier to start from nothing than to take this battleship and change it. >> eventually it will drive down the ad rates. isn't that going to happen? >> i think it depends on what the readership is. everyone gets a different audience. peopleare paying for that a

. >>> mark zuckerberg sued by his own neighbors. why it might be backfiring in palo alto. >>> city by the bay from a distance. things will heat up and a beautiful day in san francisco. yep, the heat really going to kick in tomorrow. when will it cool down? we'll check in with christina. 6:10. >>> welcome back, bay area. we have a hot day shaping up. heat advisory for all the places shaded in red. the greater bay area with the exclusion of the immediate coastline. it's going to be hot out there, mid-90s even in the south bay. triple digits tomorrow. we'll take you through your forecast in just moments. >>> too hot. we're looking over here and heating up for the commute, as well. this is your second burst of traffic for north 101, but i have an even bigger issue to watch for the entire day in san jose. we'll let you know about that and freeway closure and connector, coming up. >>> here are today's top stories. two people are dead in a mining sdnlt accident in west virginia this morning. a cave in at the brody mine trapped minors last

para trabajar en facebook. >>> no podÍa entender que estaba al frente de mark zuckerberg, y era como nos pena que se va, pero de todas maneras estÁ haciendo lo que le gusta. >>> con su ganancias michael ayuda a sus padres y con sus conocimientos a sus compaÑeros que quieren desarrollar su propios programas y ofrece conferencias. >>> no que sea un genio no soy el mÁs inteligente de la clase ni nada de eso es algo que cualquiera lo puede hacer y eso me encanta. >>> en miami, florida, rogelio mora tagle para telemundo. >>> por cierto amigos este domingo en enfoque hablamos por la reuniÓn de madre e hijo porque sale libre de jorge narvÁez pero su deportaciÓn sigue probable, como deportaciones destruyen a las familias y las comunidades en estados unidos. y estas imÁgenes son los carteles de la droga que estÁn infiltrando los estados unidos con mÁs confianza y llevar ando a cabo su trabajo sucio. >>> los traficantes grandes de mÉxico necesitan gente legal y estÁn mandando gente a estados unidos y lo estÁn secuestrando y tort rando los amenazas tambiÉn a los trabajadores aquÍ para que no se

mark zuckerberg to appear in court. he wanted zuckerberg to answer complains who say facebook-owned applications violate their privacy. the judge ordered the two apps blocked in iran. facebook is banned in iran along with other social media sites like twitter and youtube. >> trading is underway on wall street after the long holiday weekend and we will look at the big board. the dow is up 60 points to 16666. >>> c.e.o. pay is going up and just released study finds the medium pay package for a c.e.o. rose to eight anies for first time last year. the head of a typical large company earns $10.5 million because of the soaring stock market and a chief makes 257 times the average workers' salary. among the top earning executives, the cbs chief end $65.6 million and disney chief with $34.3 million. disney is the parent company of abc7. that works out to if you work every day, and the c.e.o. makes one day what you make working a whole year. >> there is no discriminating with the weather. good morning, everyone. we get same amoun

as long as it's appropriate for where we're going. >> reporter: what zuckerberg and chan most want is to use their fortune to make their mark in the world. >> i see myself as someone who is learning to work with kids and work as a doctor. and i do a lot of unglamorous things in my everyday life. we are just so lucky that we get to do what we both love. and that's been the greatest privilege. >> our thanks to priscilla chan along with savannah guthrie. and that is our broadcast for this friday night and this week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. we hope to see you back here on monday night. in the meantime have a great weekend. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 6:00, fremont police say you're looking at a thief helping herself to a package outside someone's front door in the middle of the day. city leaders have a pricey new way to catch her and others like her. >> the person who took that package likely doesn't live in fremont. that's why police want to spend hundreds of thousands of doll

mark zuckerberg has been ordered to appear in court in iran.cusation coming un. >>> edward snowden any first interview is frying to ru-- is g to do to ruin his reputation. >>> you have got to see this. images the moment the twister touched down in north dakota. the strong winds tore through a mobile home park, damaging more than a dozen homes and injuring several people. the man who shot this video says the tornado caught everyone by surprise. but, still he took a shot of it didn't he. some how survived and took cover in a car with a friend. >> all that beeping gives me an indication that they were a little shocked by awful this. there tip its. >> running out in their bare feet too. sudden lely it was upon them. more on the tornado and storms heading east across the united states. standing by for all of that. hey? >> scary set up for folks across the region. 14 tornados since 1950 have impacted that area of western north dakota. unusual to see one. this was an ef 2. 135 miles per hour. by the way, this area, booming oil field in place there. a