people like mark zuckerberg want to keep people here.cey issue. >> these technical executives have been lobbying congress for up the numbers for visas. expanding that to seven 150,000 visas. it becomes a very interesting and controversial point. quite frankly, because you have individuals, americans coming out of college. they're trying to get these jobs. these companies can give these industry wages to these foreign workers and not have to worry necessarily about hiring americans for these jobs. melissa: yeah. >> on the other hand there's a talent shortage. it could go either way. at the end -- melissa: it's interesting. this is something mark zuckerberg and others have been pushing for. the president posting on facebook the fact he was going to make that announcement tonight. they asked josh earnest if the president was doing that as a thank you to mark zuckerberg to drive traffic to facebook. i think mark zuckerberg wanted something else, not that. he wanted the visas. >> they'll figure out a way to do this. he'll get visas. the presi

you want to know by mark zuckerberg -- why mark zuckerberg wears this t-shirt all the time? that, next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west," and cory johnson. mark zuckerberg does not speak in public often, but yesterday he answered burning questions as he held a look q&a session. why does he wear that same gray t-shirt? >> i feel like i'm not doing my of my energyd any on things that are silly, or frivolous about my life. can dedicate all of my energy towards building the best products and services, and help us reach our goal and achieve this mission of helping to connect everyone in the world. giving them the ability to stake action with the people they love and care about. >> that's bonkers. at least he changes the t-shirt. what did zuckerberg think about the movie that to the founding of facebook? >> they went out of their way to try and get some adjusting details correct, like the design of the office. but on the overarching plot, in terms of why we were building facebook to help connect the world, or how we did it, the kind of made up a bunch of s

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we know mark zuckerberg is a liberal, pushing for amnesty. if he finds out that the majority of facebook users are against amnesty, is he truthfully going to tell the american people that or results skewered because he doesn't want to affect policy he's against. i have a problem with one of his partners, abc news, they're a left leaning broadcast outlet. are they truly going to tell the american people nonpartisan news? mark zuckerberg needs to put a conservative watchdog group to give the appearance he's giving balanced truthful news to the american people. neil: i have a problem left or right with him taking that information at all. >> he's only mimicking what the obama campaign did which is remarkable use of facebook. so specific, so detailed. neil: and social networking sites in general. >> they would data mine, this is what he's doing now, the obama campaign would data mine, find and you target you specifically and say talk to your friend in west virginia about coalmining. neil: let me talk to my friend about that. >> everybody is giving

what does mark zuckerberg think about "social network"? out of their way to get interesting details correct, but on the over arching plot, why we are building facebook to help connect the world or how we did it, they just kind of made up a bunch of stuff that i thought was kind of hurtful. >> ok, that if a more serious business. zuckerberg acknowledging that facebook has work to do when it comes to establishing trust with users. time for the bwest byte. we focus on one number that tells a whole lot. tim hagan is giving us the bite today. >> $578 million, that is the money that apple loaned a supplier to build glass that was hopefully going to go into the iphone 6 and did not happen. >> this advance story is an amazing story. we are now just learning the secret term that apple demands of at least one supplier, maybe all of its suppliers. >> this is a unique window into the way apple does business. it is not unique to the industry, but they have a lot of clout and power and a company like gt who wasn't in the business of making sapphire real

did you ever meet with mark zuckerberg? did you ever speak to mark zuckerberg? >> no.met with senior facebook people and said we are doing this movie, would you like to cooperate in the making of this movie. badly wanting them to say no, which is what they did. we needed them to say no because if they did cooperate, the integrity of the movie would be compromised. the movie, i think kind of humanized him in a way. if you were over 35, you thought it was a cautionary tale. if you are under 35, you thought mark was a rock star who did what had to be done to achieve his dream. i don't think anyone would be comfortable with a movie being made about who they were when they were 18, 19, 20 years old. and i thought that mark was an incredibly good sport about it. really classy. >> knowing what we know now, in the few years since the movie came out, would you have changed the way you wrote the character? >> i've never written anything where i wouldn't like to have it back and write it better. i haven't really seen the movie since it came out. i don't like to revisit these thin

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ceo mark zuckerberg finally revealing why he wears the same gray t-shirt every day. zuckerberg saying yesterday during his first public q & a session he would rather spend his time serving the facebook community than picking clothes. he also made clear he wears multiple gray shirts. he's not wearing the same article. >> guy, you seem terribly disappointed. >> that's a johnson move. and i tell you why it is. >> can we define johnson? >> being a jerk. >> got you. >> you want to let his brain function on higher levels. >> that's why you do what you do too. >> that's weak. why you do what you do. >> one big cap tech name that's logged serious gains in the past month. big unveil coming up next. and we want to bring your attention to a worthy cause near and dear to the cnbc family. the lulu and leo buzz charity buzz auction is going strong. some of the items up for auction is a set visit to the show like our own "fast money" here at the nasdaq marketsite. right now we're at $22,000. but if you're willing to donate 30 grand to come visit our set here at the nasdaq, we will

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mark zuckerberg really improved my life substantially. i never given him a dollar.e never given him 50 cents. meanwhile he created something i use every day, that builds my business. i have a lot of facebook @ollowers as well, tracy. something that i enjoy. so i wouldn't ask him anything. would i thank him for all he has done. tracy: if were not for facebook we couldn't see all the cute pictures of scotty's kids. talk about morgan stanlee. suddenly riding shotgun with uber. they have 17 billion reasons to do it basically. the bank officially aiming, naming uber as its employee transportation service. not really sure if they just need a ride or they trying to ipo. charlie, they're late to the party. barclays and deutsche bank have been piling -- pilot customers of uber. will thhy drop the car service in lieu of uber for an ipo? >> here is the thing. i know james gorman the ceo. if you know culture ofan. wall street, morgan stanley is white shoo-in investment bank. they have this big brokerage investment firm. i can't imagine white shoe bankers at morgan stanley teal

. >> what is the most surprising thing working with mark zuckerberg? >> he is very impressive. impressive is a combination of visionary and executing very well the short to medium term. you're generally one or the other. a very impressive person to work with. i am grateful i am here to witness those things and see that happen. >> last question, where is messenger five years from now, 10 years from now? 10 years from now is a longtime. in five years, when we succeed, i think messenger will become a more central part of your life and you will be able to munich it with more people and we will build an ecosystem around it that will be extremely valuable for everyone in the ecosystem. it will matter more in the lives of people than it does now. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us. we will watch as you try to get to one billion. thank you for being here. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." "bottom line" is up next. ♪ ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york am i am olivia sterns in today for mark crumpton. this is "bottom line." ♪ to our viewers in

there are many more people attempting to be larry and sergei, jeff bezos, mark zuckerberg, the numberod entrepreneurs is going up and we will see more larger businesses creating more disruption than the traditional sense and more icons like larry and sergei emerge. >> would you mean about silicon valley becoming a state of mind? >> it's an approach to doing business. it is less rigid and more looking to the future. thoughtspot is a classic example. let's reinvent this to what users really want to do. this user-centered city is disrupting businesses in many areas. i see that continuing and even accelerating. >> when you look at companies like vinod khosla has invested in, what kind of role you are trying to follow? >> us the great thing about the valley. people in the valley are very successful and open and sharing their mistakes. what motivates me is working on really hard problems and being ambitious in delivering and building any kind of technology required to thinking about customers first. if you think about facebook, zuckerberg is a classic example in the focus has been on penetr

with todd schulte, the new executive director of forward u.s., an amnesty group backed by mark zuckerberg, bill gates and others. he recently took over for joe green, and is calling for big and bold action from the president. >> it's important to keep in mind we were really proud that it has been around for about a year and a half in helping to get a senate bill done and that had broad bipartisan support. we think ultimately it is absolutely critical that there is a legislative solution here. that is the permanent legislative solution that so many people need including the tech community. we do think there are things the president could do in the meantime that are meaningful, although temporary. we hope he does those things. he said he is going to. he said he was going to do this before the ends of the year. >> you have your feet on the ground there. there is a bill that has passed the senate that could come up in the house but the speaker will not allow a vote on it. david axelrod sent a tweet out saying the president should promise not to go on executive order if they can get a vote on

will mark zuckerberg click the like button on the immigration plan. he put a lot of money to get immigration reform so silicon valley could hire well-trained engineers. did the president make any progress on that? we have the man who represents some 400 silicon valley tech companies. whether you live on the east or west coast or in between, the last hour of trading. let's start the "countdown" wow, good afternoon everyone. whether you're shopping for investment deals or gifts for the holiday. time is running out. one week to go before black friday. nearly two dozen retailers are looking amazing, if you own the stocks themselves. they're hitting all time intraday highs. on your screen. lowe's, macy's, william sonoma, petsmart. in addition to those video games you're i'm goineyeing is now the time to load up on retail names for your portfolio. let's get to the floor show. the imax. fox business nicole petallides joining us. let's go to the cme first. tell me where you see the most money flows where people are snapping up certain parts of equity. >> here

mark zuckerberg. and it tells you something culturally about the company. and maybe other enterprises maybe don't want to communicate that way. because the product is not designed the best way. we've seen a litany of dm fails. maybe it is time to pull a zuckerberg and separate out the messaging function and the app. then you won't make that mistake. >> it's clear to draw the line. because now facebook has made it impossible to toggle really between the two. that being said noto very clearly is aware of people saying that twitter needs to either buy or be bought. what's unclear is how big a deal he's leaking at doing. they had 1.6 billion in cash at the last quarter. and he's aware the company needs to keep doing deals and hopefully they will do a keel of the reasonable size. >> this is the interesting part, not knowing the size. it doesn't really pay to have a parlor game and hey what are they talking about. wouldn't it be fun if he had some code names. >> whoever that person's schedule is for december 15th or 16th. and how many reporters are going to be st

i spoke with the new executive director of ford u.s., an advocacy group backed by mark zuckerberg andany others set up to advance reform and other issues. i asked what he thought about the president doing this on his own if he must. >> we are really proud of the work worse and hoping to get a senate bill done with broad bipartisan support, we think it is absolutely critical that there is a legislative solution. the permanent solution sony people need. we think there are things the president can do in the meantime that are meaningful but temporary. he said he's going to do those things and he said he would do it before the end of the year. >> you've got your feet on the ground and there's a bill that passed the senate that could come out and house but speaker boehner won't allow a vote. david axelrod said the president should promise not to go by executive order. do you think that approach has any chance in the current congress? >> i think this beaker made it clear he's not going to put that bill on the floor. we think it's disappointing that the house could not get a bill done the we

zuckerberg turned down the acquisition offer. >> how was the interview process evolved?> 40 minutes. >> 40-minute interviews and now with 10-minute interviews we don't have a pitch. >> how can you really know? >> you can't know for sure. after each minute, how likely are you to change your mind. another 10 minutes, you might change your mind. >> what is the average valuation of all of the companies? >> the valuation is is $30 billion. all the money is in the few big hits and you have to ask what percentage you end up and we assume it will be end up being 3%. 3% of 30. i have never done this. >> $900 million. until you asked me that, i never multiplied those numbers together. >> an article said sequoia has made more money than y combinator has. and your policy is you don't make follow-on investments, right? >> yeah. >> would you consider changing that policy in order to make money off the hits that you pick? >> we never say never. the problem with that is there is a signaling thing. if we are going to do follow-on investments, that would hurt the founders who are probably

these programs come onle the heels of last month's $25 million donation by mark zuckerberg to the cdce in the bay area -- city leaders from staent from san antonio are in the bay area. we'll talk live to libby schaaf next. >> reporter: hundreds of people are lined up at a south bay charity because they are worried about putting food on the table and toys on the tree. we'll tell you how much help this san jose charity needs. >>> we're looking at bay area bridges and the traffic here on the golden gate bridge looks good but the fog is an issue. coming up we'll take a look at the bay bridge and other bay area bridges. >>> well, i just posted the visible satellite. it might as well be june. there's a lot of fog coast, san jose, oakland. it looks like a warmer weekend. we'll have all of the details coming up. [phones rings] it's amanda. hey sweetie. what? okay, i'll send it. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chemistry book, what is it, made of gold? just use citi popmoney. boom. ah, she's feeling lucky. hey sweetie...cancun, yeah no, you'll be spending spring break with your new chemis

. >> they have a message for mark zuckerberg.ed today to demand that facebook not interfere with their right to unionize. the drivers point out they transport some of the highest paid workers in the world but their pay doesn't reflect the long hours that they keep. they will vote on rwhether or nt to unionize tomorrow. >>> a misunderstanding, that's how it is described, the refusal to book a same-sex wedding. the husband and wife owner say they no longer shoot weddings after being flooded with e-mails. they say why they referred a gay couple to a different company saying this. nks a show down is just minutes away in oakland between the city's zoo and supporters of the neighboring park. oakland zoo is on the left and on the right is nolan park, the city's largest chunk of open space of the zoo wants to expand into the neighboring 56 acres asking the city council for a conservation easement of the group st. nolan's park opposes the plan because of the habitat near the ridge line. they want to see it all done, quote, responsibly. >>

>> you think about steve jobs, mark zuckerberg.there a magic than the founder brings that would be lost if you weren't here? >> i think so. every founder is useful. that commitment, that willingness to take bold risks. >> you joined greylock is a partner in 2009. you have a unique investment philosophy. the best companies to invest in are the ones you don't agree with. >> when everyone says yes, this is a good deal, then that is a deal that happens. the best deals are when everyone votes for the deal. the really bold deals that transform industries are the ones that initially seem a little crazy. a little out there. they end up growing to something that is great. >> and you guys disagree on facebook and airbnb? >> a partner said this is going to be the death of greylock. with airbnb, a variety of the partners said -- people are really going to rent out the rooms? isn't that going to be weird? we had an argument. he said, fine. it turned out ok. >> you have been called the startup whisperer. what does that involve? [laughter] >> i'm

the shy mark zuckerberg is really quite a showman. which is really interesting. letting so much of his personal life in there. the people of twitter of course tried to put up this strategic idea what it's doing because it is having trouble with wall street in terms of the growth obviously is really worrisome. and facebook is doing pretty well in terms of that, in terms of keeping up with new features and things like that. and not all of them are going to work. they have tried a variety of things that haven't worked but they continue to roll out products and see what kind of traction they can get. >> and not all of them have staying power. this reminds me of a little what they rolled out last year with the year end review. but doesn't it have an effect on bringing people back to the service to check it out or see or possibly to send a message to someone else? >> they are trying everything. they try something and if it doesn't work they buy the company in the space. all the areas. they sort of copy other people. they have been doing a snap chat kind of thing. they

entonces, si nace un steve jobs ahora en mÉxico, un mark zuckerberg en venezuela, o en guatemala, o enimeros tres puestos en mÉxico, en argentina, en amazon. >> y eso, ademÁs del Éxito de hacerlo bien, ¿lo atribuyes a quÉ? ¿hay una curiosidad enorme? >> no, porque es un tema-- la gente, aunque muchos no lo saben, intuyen que este nuevo mundo al que vamos es el mundo del trabajo mental y no del trabajo manual. >> claro, no es el mundo de la polÍtica, de las guerras, del narco, nada. futuro es este. >> jorge, y porque el libro ya no es tanto de macropolÍtica sino cÓmo podemos cambiar nosotros como personas, cÓmo reinventarnos como personas, para adaptarnos a este nuevo mundo. eso es lo que yo creo que es lo que mÁs atrae a la gente. >> andrÉs, gracias. andrés oppenheimer, el libro es "crear o morir". gracias por estar aquÍ, te lo agradezco. >> gracias por invitarme, jorge. >> gracias. hacemos una pausa, y cuando regresemos, cÓmo se puede pasar del regional mexicano al rock, con pepe aguilar. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] noooooooo, noooooooo, estamos en la b. ♪ oh my gosh ♪ ohhh, ohhh, ohhh, ohhh ♪

mark zuckerberg and his wife made a $25 million donation to beef up united states efforts to fight the disease. >>> you saw it right here, country's biggest night has pop and country joining forces. ♪ i'm all about the bass ♪ no treble ♪ no treble >> would knew that song could take on a country twist? miles an hour -- miranda lambert teamed up with megan on the music. >> it was the big prize for luke bryan taking home "entertainer of the career." >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. sol all about the bass, mike. >> all about the sun, on roof, at least. good morning, from the top of the news broadcast center where we have a cold front passing to the north that is knocking temperatures ten degrees cooler and i will show you that and a warming trend, redwood city and what to expect in an average november. stay tuned. >> mike, thank you. explore where you live and leyla gulen will have the ideas on things to >> covering santa rosa, berkeley, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> new this morning, high end designer who grew up in san francisco launch add new collec

mark zuckerberg donated $25 million to the center for disease control to go towards ebola. they are listing their 1.5 billion user, users will see a button to donate to three organizations that are fighting ebola, it shows the charities because they are working directly on the ground in west africa, in edition facebook is deploying 100 terminals to provide help coverage in remote areas. >>> we have a facebook chat under way with weight loss doctor, charlie selzter. he has a newtition plan that could help you lose weight. he is taking your questions until 5:30, and an exciting night for cincinnati bengals player, devin still, his daughter is undergrowing treatment at the hospital of the philadelphia. leah arrives just before midnight last night and made a dash into daddy's arms, after surgery in september, cancer of the nerve cells, she is well enough to travel. >> you going to watch me play football? >> yes. >> you going to see cheerleaders? >> she is definitely excited, to have my daughter out here in cincinnati, for her to be able to go to a game finally and watch me play