hiring and all of those apps which zuckerberg pointed to. and also it sounds like they want to invest in new apps and products. we have to remember he has made a big push for connecting the world. they said they made progress connecting people in emerging markets and clearly they want to do a lot more. >> what was the activity on facebook. >> that was partially why i was so bullish. i see it down on the after hours. the options were telling us they expected something very positive. the interpretation because of the spend is why the initial reaction is to push the stock down a couple of dollars. i think in the end game because of all of those upside buyers, both very bullish. i do think the stock's trajectory is moving higher. >> i was just above the market. 82 strike calls. >> a number of other big companies reporting tomorrow and friday. time take our position ahead of the reports. chevron is reporting before the opening. a lot of people will be listening to oil forecast. >> guys have been moving money into here as a pseudosafety bet. but y

zuckerberg says he plans to read a book every two tweaks nix 2015.t others involved he launched a book club on facebook. users can visit the facebook page called a year of books to see what zuckerberg is reading now. as of this afternoon he had more than 89,000 likes. >>> we'll be right back. stay with thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two years and get a $400 bonus with a two year agreement. hurry! it's your last chance! this offer ends january 17th. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> that is "eyewitness news" tonight. i'm natasha brown. for lesley, justin, all of us here thank you so much for joining us. we're always on. cbsphi

now facebook founder mark zuckerberg is focusing on a different book.all about his goal for the new year. >> and straight ahead in sports mfl playoffs continue today. two more games. what were the results? lesley has got highlights. >>> caught on camera, a fireworks factory explodes in columbia and the force of that blast knocked the photographer right off his feet. the explosion happened near boca at a and crews are searching nearby buildings to see if anyone was injured. >>> some bad weather is to blame for causing a big mess near pittsburgh. assault truck driver says that he lost control on an icy road and slid down an embankment. the truck eventually came to rest against the side of a house leaving a huge hole in the wall. the good news here neither the homeowner for the driver were injury. >>> federal investigators in kentucky say the seven-year-old girl who was the lone survivor of a plane crash may be key to determining exactly what happened. sailor getzler freeze herself from the wreckage and walked nearly a mile to get help and she and her fami

my take here i think ceo mark zuckerberg is clearly king midas in a hoodie. he has proven that he can execute and has been able to totally figure out the oh so elusive platform. in the u.s. web surf, americans spent 20% of their time on instagram. that is staggering. the budgets allocated to mobile facebook will be the one to benefit, they became one of those companies where i don't think they have enough sales people to handle all the in-bound ad business they're getting. other companies are franticly calling to do business these companies are trying to do business to others who advertise, i think facebook needs to be owned, not traded. i'm going to tell you why. such a blah reaction facebook earned 54 cents a share, up 22 cents from last year with the company's revenues coming in higher than expected. you know we love that. 49%, 53% when you exclude the impact of currency best in show, unbelievable headline numbers, how about the details? facebook's monthly average users grew to 1.39 billion up to 1.2 billion a year ago, can you imagine that many people the

>> mark zuckerberg won't be starting a social networking -- the next mark zuckerberg won't be starting a social network site, the next bill gates won't be starting an operating system, and so in some sense you cannot copy them because they did not copy somebody else. >> you also suggest that they come up with one very important truth that very few people agree with you on. why is finding something nobody agrees with you on the best way to get somebody to believe any -- get somebody to believe in you? >> i think great companies, they have a sense of mission. they have a sense of where a good investor has a patent and has good technology, and that is the best kind of investor to have. -- that is the best kind of business to have. >> you say google is a monopoly? >> it is. they do not talk about the 98% of revenue that comes from search, which is where they have a monopoly. they focus on all these other areas. ebay has a monopoly in the auction space. amazon has a monopoly of scale in e-commerce. >> is facebook a monopoly? >> i would argue it is not as robust a monopoly as google, because

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zuckerberg meeting with the president, it is coming from him.retty exciting. >> is this truly a charitable effort or a way to create more facebook users? >> i think it is a little bit of both. facebook has 7 million people in the world. a lot of folks live in countries where the networks do not really support moderate -- smartphone applications. they're trying to retail the internet experience for those countries. those countries do not support vibrant advertisement ecosystems. what marquez is really a mission that inspires his company and makes facebook stand for more than relevant ads. >> we look at growth statistics about what is happening where for facebook, did a growth out of sight -- outside of the u.s. it is a much smaller business when you care -- when you compare it for the u.s. but it is growing at a much faster pace. >> absolutely. facebook's business in north america and europe is really just getting started. but the user growth, markets are saturated so facebook has to look elsewhere. if you look at where mark is spending his time,

you cannot buy it anymore. >> is there going to be a book club with mark zuckerberg?w power has shifted from military and government to individuals, which is, of course, part of mark zuckerberg's series of connecting the world and giving people more power, but we had the first interview with the author of the book who said it was completely surprised. he did not know this is going to happen, and he was overjoyed. >> and consuming these books at what pace? >> one every two weeks. >> that is a lot. what are you reading right now? >> right now i am reading the marissa mayer book. >> interesting. i have read a couple of books on instagram, of all things, and they have had some great feedback, so maybe i will get back to that. there is no better way to get short form ideas about longform media. and he posted about writing his shareholder letter on his phone. >> he writes to staff on his phone using facebook messenger, and hopefully now he is using some other apps. >> and from bloomberg news, thank you very much. you can find the latest headlines anytime on your phone. mark

. >> mark zuckerberg plans to spend big to chase growth. facebook reveals its strategy for investing in messaging advertising and new technology. patience is still the word for janet yell enand the fed. it is not enough to prevent the biggest two-day sell-off this year as the oil market plunges investor confidence. >> change under the golden arches as mcdonald's chief executive quits, to be replaced by a brit. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> hello and welcome do "countdown." i am mark crumpton. >> and i am annie edwards, and i am mannus cranny. we are hope to go get the numbers for deutsche bank. we are waiting on those numbers. it is going to be all about litigation costs of course whether they have been reduced to some 885 million. when we get those, we will put that all in context. the debate on investment banking, and how much of a hit. >> let's look at some of the other stories we are following. patience is still the word for jane

. >> this is mark zuckerberg. >> why he wants his followers to read more that story is coming up nextges facebook one more time i'm unfriending him. >> i will unlike him. wait, there is in unli >>> a limo driver shot dead inn front of the girl friend, a gunman still on the loose what police mow so far in a live report. >>> plus desperate search for missing college student comes to an end. shane montgomery found over the weekend in the schuylkill river. what investigators are waiting to hear about from the medical examine er. >>> and what happened with the eagles, all kind of front office changes happening behind the scenes. does chip kelly have too much power? that is question people are asking. >> why did he trade desean? i will have big daddy graham about that one. if you trade desean, you better win. >> more important than that from last night governor christie back in the box. >> i know. >> all of the big hugs high five's and all that. >> governor christie's brother is weighing in on twit era and facebook. it is just ugly. >> it is monday, january 5th, 2015. >> so, it is chilly ou

what if mark zuckerberg let you in on the tkpwaeus facebook while he was still in college.feine is a drug. that could send your heart into a tizzy. so what is keeping you from getting in on ground floor of the economy's grownest emerging sector? i am no pain pain, and -- charles payne, and i don't smoke weed but i am a frack practical and nice lady if i were you i would take my advice, thank you for watching, lou dobbs is coming up next see you tomorrow night. dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs the president's choice to leave the department of justice defended the administration's unilateral executive amnesty degree in front of the senate judiciary committee. it could be said that he defied the president's legal views when he declared more than 20 times that he didn't have the power to enact amnesty all by himself. loretta lynch declaring during her first senate hearing that illegal immigrants have the same right to work in the united states as do lawful american citizens. >> who has more right to a job in thi

how much is zuckerberg spending? boeing, forecasting a big jump in cash flow from $4.3 billion to 6.2 billion, sending shares of this dow component sharply higher. what are investors watching in the most closely? what can we expect from facebook after it reports earnings after the bell? so much going on. let's start the "countdown." (?) liz: good afternoon. let's begin with the fed and the word, not patience, but solid. the fed announcing that economic activity has been expanding at a solid pace. that's an update from the previous word "moderate." i've also heard modest. it did start moving much higher, the market, then the word "solid" started sink in. is it the dollar, disinflation, draghi, or european monetary policy? we have all-star line-ups. the guy who pressed the send button. the wall street chief economic -- former federal reserve president keith. you see chris there. he's in chicago. phil flint. john and al, i want to begin with you. right off the bat, the word "solid" am i misinterpreting that. the market

zuckerberg, and i wasn't expecting it. i just learned about it as everyone else.d, went into facebook and discovered what you described. i didn't know anything about it. >> reporter: your book as the end of power which looks at the very structures of power, it's interesting, some would say ironic that mark zuckerberg has chosen it, because he is one of those new power structures. >> right. and what the book argues is that there's no denying that there are very centers of power. there could be president obama, and the pentagon. those are centers of power here. what i argue in the book is that power is becoming more ephemeral. and those who have power are more constrained in how they can use it. they have more limits on what three can do with it. >> i can see that argument certainly holds great water with a president, a pentagon, a vatican, but when you're talking about zuckerberg, such as facebook and social media, do you see the same constraints? have they discovered their constraints yet? >> absolutely. absolutely. just think about google and what they are facing

zuckerberg said he had no idea this happen.ed. >> and zuckerberg is going to consume these books at what? >> one every two weeks. >> what are you reading? >> right now i am reading marissa mayer's. >> i have been reading reviews of books on instagram. maybe i will get back to writing book reviews on instagram. short form interviews on longform media. is he reading them digitally? he boasts of writing his shareholder letter on his phone. >> he does everything on his phone. facebook messenger. >> i presume he at least say he has even if he does not. you can get the latest headlines at any time on your phone or bloomberg.com or bloomberg radio. you can see more of bloomberg west tomorrow. ♪ >> the following is a pay program. the opinions expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg lp its affiliates, or its employees. >> the following is a paid advertisement from the new face of time life, star vista entertainment. >> here's johnny! >> from the moment he stepped on stage to the day he said goodbye -- the king of late night was john

mark zuckerberg is in columbia the nationstate, meeting with president santos. holding his first international townhall on his internet.org initiative, the project aiming to bring internet users -- to bring internet to users all over the world. why columbia? i am joined by brad stone and paul regale in chicago. paul is a member of the colombian olympic ski team and a tech advisor to the colombian government. we have got to talk ski team. do you want to tell us the story really quick? >> about two years ago i decided to drop everything and when to pursue one of my childhood dreams to make the olympics. i stopped everything in the silicon valley world and started training skiing. the colombian government was nice enough to make me a citizen. >> talk about your involvement in technology. what is the state of the internet in columbia today? >> they have made huge leaps. a couple years ago no one thought of colombia and startups. in the last few years there has been a lot going on. there are some small funds coming out. the government has had a really big role. they

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

that is the book that mark zuckerberg picked as his first to read of the year.r's resolution was that he was going to read something new every couple of weeks and he has had the oprah effect on this. it is all sold out. >> will gail be in the book club with mark zuckerberg? what's the book about? >> it's about power has shifted from military and government to individuals which is part of mark zuckerberg's theory of connecting the world and giving people more power. we have the first interview with the author of the book who said he was completely surprised. he had no idea this would happen to him. he is overjoyed and cannot think of who to thank. >> will these sell at a fast pace? >> yes. >> what are you reading right now? >> i'm reading "the marissa mayer book." >> i have written a couple of book reviews and instagram of all things. they have had some great feedback so maybe i will get back to that. there is no way to do short form interviews. he boasted of writing a share letter -- a shareholder letter on his phone. >> it does that with facebook messenger. >>

i certainly don't think zuckerberg is going to take over oprah winfrey. think about who uses facebook, the median intelligence age of facebook. >> it's rising, especially compared to -- >> if you look at -- >> snap book, instagram whatever. >> the median age of facebook has been rising. if you look at the posts and what's being said on facebook, if you analyze sentiment people aren't necessarily talking about what books they're reading. this is an attempt from mark zuckerberg to increase the level of awareness and intelligence. it's a good idea. >> how will he still keep his edge? >> think about what facebook owns. >> think about what? >> think about what facebook's bought. there's a reason they bought instagram. if the younger audience is there, we'll keep it, and own it. >> how do you think the book club is going to differ in terms of leadership and content? >> first immediate thing is you'll see millions of people for the first couple of books going to buy the books whether on line or through kindle, you'll see an increase. what's what that's going to

>> the next mark zuckerberg won't be starting a social networking site.he next larry page will not be starting a search engine. the next bill gates won't be starting an operating system, and so in some sense you cannot copy them because they did not copy somebody else. >> you also suggest that they come up with one very important truth that very few people agree with you on. why is finding something nobody agrees with you on the best way to get everyone to believe in you? >> i think great companies have a sense of mission. there's a sense that if we weren't doing this, nobody else would be doing this. and you will be a monopoly. not in the bad sense of a rent collector, but in the good sense of an inventor, a patent with intellectual property. and that is the best kind of investment to have. >> you say google is a monopoly? >> it obviously is. they do not talk about the 98% of revenue that comes from search, which is where they have a monopoly. they focus on all these other areas. ebay has a monopoly in the auction space. amazon has a monopoly of scale in

zuckerberg says emphasis is on different beliefs cultures and technologies. >> two music icon from two different generations joining forces. >> hello mauri, how are you doing ♪ i think the storm . >> kanye west and paul mccartney released a single called only one. here's the twist. many of kanye fan as apparently don't know who paul mccartney s people are tweeting who is paul mccartney and another tweeted i love kanye for shining light on unknown artist i don't know what paul mcarthur you're sxts first off shame on you. mc arnly and john lennon were front men for beatlees and of course went on to renown as lead singer for wings and more success on own. meanwhile another person tweeted maybe in 50 years nobody will remember kanye west. >> theresa judice faces new reality. headed to prison. she is sentenced to 15 months behind bars. back in march she and her husband pleaded guilty to multiple kouts of fraud. her husband will serve 3 1/2 years after theresa is released. >> there's much more owe head on "action news" tonight including sports. >> new jersey governor chris christie likes the

when zuckerberg is meeting with president santos, it is coming from him. has been a lot happening. >> brad, is this truly a charitable effort or a way to create more facebook users? >> a little bit of both. facebook, one and a quarter billion users right now. 7 billion people in the world. there's a lot of folks who live in countries where the networks don't support modern applications, smart phone. what they are trying to do is re-tailor the internet for those countries. i think it is slightly philanthropic. those countries don't support vibrant ad ecosystem's, but it is a mission that inspires the company that makes facebook stand for more than just relevant ads. it's a little bit of both. >> it is interesting when you look at this growth statistic about what is happening where for facebook. their growth outside the u.s. is a much smaller business when you compare it to the u.s. or canada. they don't even break out in latin america, but it's growing at a much faster pace. >> absolutely. facebook's business in north america and europe is just getting star

has moved forward into the neighborhood and most tech people are not at the level of zuckerberg the people are not the fish more than these and the iron workers we have to recognize that and taking a look at that people want a bigger house i'm in a position to defend clients when a neighbor says why do you need it room that's not the pressure view of this commission but if things meet the code and meets the design guidelines and meet the requirement of the district you know i don't think it's in our purview to deny someone their rights under all of those particular you know those 3 particular codes that's aside as to the pit it's a really tough problem there are plenty that are done i've seen many done there are steps and retaining walls and each one is 34r57d and there's overflowing planting it is american people appealing landscape and beauty it is in the eyes of the e holder it is useful to have more information and because of that i would suggest a continuance rather or rather than a vote if you vote and lose you've got a problem. >> from the preservation side what a been done w

zuckerberg says he will spend 2015 reading a book every two weeks. good goal. he has started a book club on his social media site. the users can visit the page entitled your books to see what zuckerberg will be reading. there they can have discussions about the books and offer suggestions for future read. kind of like oprah's book club. >>> here at home they were helping students succeed in the classroom. "eyewitness news" at drexel university this weekend where hundreds of philadelphia students set their sites on going to college. philadelphia a few tours hosted blast off to college and beyond, it focused on the journey to and through college with the end goal of graduation. >> it takes a community to get our students to enter cleaning. this is a great time for them to connect with staff, mentors with their parents with their peers and really come together for their shared goal of college graduation. >> now students in attendance are the first in their family, to a then college. >>> good more them. we've got pretty nice temperatures if you like it mile, some p

. >>> mark zuckerberg coming under fire to adhere to laws in turkey.t comes weeks after zuckerberg took to a digital soap box to support "charlie hebdo." "this is what we all need to reject, a group of extremists trying to silence the voices and opinions of everyone else around the world. i won't let that happen on facebook," he wrote. "i'm committed to building a service where you can speak freely without fear of silence, je suis charlie" except that's not what facebook did. protests in turkey. he acknowledges that facebook has to follow a country's laws but different laws in different countries have caused all kinds of trouble for silicon valley. for instance ebay has to be careful with historical items not to veigh lit german law. google had to remove links to news articles in europe that are actually true under europe's right to be forgotten laws but the companies don't cave in every time. google shut down google china redirecting users to google hong kong. china then blocked google hong kong. reasonable question to guys is for mark zuckerberg who

here is ceo mark zuckerberg. >> 2014 was also a year big investments in our future.his year, we made big debts on bets on the next generation of communication and computing platforms by acquiring whatsapp and oculus. we focused on serving our community better across all of our products raising content on his feet, improving or certain video product, and improving the performance and efficiency of our mobile apps. >> for more, i spoke with ali rosenthal and david kirkpatrick. >> it is almost boringly predictable. they have beaten 9 or 10 quarters in a row. i thought it was so interesting the way zuckerberg answered a question or just now about how they aren't really putting the wrong emphasis on building up use in the world. he takes such a long-term view. >> i heard that. i love that. it was an amazing moment. i never heard a ceo saying you are not our kind of investor if you do not subscribe to our viewpoint. >> if you really want short-term, don't invest with us. we think really long-term and that has paid off. the one thing that most blows me away, less than three

facebook founder mark zuckerberg needs you to pick one for him.one personal challenge, and now he needs some ideas apparently. some of his past resolutions include meet someone new each day, or only eat meat from animals that he has killed for himself. do you have an idea for zuckerberg? post it to his facebook wall. how about quit making so many changes to facebook? >> yeah, i like that. fix your privacy policy. >>> time for your "5 @ 5." number five "captain america." in fourth, "x-men" pulling in $746 million. angelina jolie's "maleficent," third. surprise megahit "guardians of the galaxy" scoring $772 million at the international box office. missed that one. and by a huge margin, "transformers revenge of the fallen" claims the ground of highest grossing movie of the year with just over $1 billion. and i saw none of those. >> i wanted to see "guardians of the galaxy." you can rent it right now. >>> the time now is 15 minutes till the top of the hour. and coming up, that is not supposed to be there. how this police chopper ended up in the middle

mark zuckerberg.the mobile strategy and how the company will find growth in the tech sector. stay with us for that conversation up next. ♪ >> good morning, welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." amazon is pushing into corporate technology, launching an e-mail and calendar service for professionals dubbed work mail. competing with microsoft outlaw -- outlook. mark zuckerberg is spending for opportunities in mobile. here's what he had to say about progress so far. >> 2014 was also a year of big investments in our future. this year we made big bets in the next generation of communication and computing platforms by acquiring whatsupp. raising quality, improving the performance and efficiency of our mobile apps. >> mark zuckerberg. sony has announced a partnership with spotify to create playstation music. the new service will be available on sony's playstation games console and smartphones and tablets. the company is closing down its own music service sony unlimited. how is the k getting on? -- how is

. >>> coming up how about being in a book club with mark zuckerberg, the creator of facebook encouragingk pick, right after the break. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. >>> president obama and his family are back in washington, d.c. after spending two weeks on vacation in hawaii. the president and first lady and daughters sasha and malia stepped off air force one at andrews air force base this morning. they were bundled up in coats and boots as they walked out into the definitely different weather there, very chilly. much different than the temperatures they were enjoying on oahu. >>> taking a page out of oprah's book and encouraging people to read more all part of the new year's challenge that mark zuckerberg has challenged. the facebook founder and ceo announced on his page that he vows to read a book every other week in 2015. he plans to choose books with an emphasis on learning about different cultures and beliefs. about 90,000 people like that page. perhaps t

that left zuckerberg with a painful choice. comply with the order or block access to tens of millions of user. >> he has to at this about how he's going to expand his business abroad. turkey is one of the most connected nations in the middle east. he definitely wants to keep a future for his company there. >> it's just a the latest move on what is called a crackdown on freedom of expression. >> the newspaper's editor said he was careful not to offend people's beliefs. >> we made sure that we would respect our society's religious beliefs and religious freedom as much as possible. >> last year turkey temporarily blocked twitter and youtube during a political scandal. >> people should be free to express whether it's internet or out in open areas they should be free to express their opinions in a peaceful way, of course not causing violence. >> reporter: turkey is one of facebook's more challenging countries. if the first six months of last year the company said that it agreed to the country's request to block content. the second h

when you look at these numbers you see that the long-term vision of mark zuckerberg is playing out? >> i guess so. it is getting boringly predictable. they have been nine or 10 quarters in a row. i thought it was so interesting the way that he answered some questioner about how are they putting the wrong emphasis on building up use in the developing world? he takes such a long-term view. if you are the kind of investor we want. >> i heard that, it was an amazing moment. i never heard that. >> if you want short-term, do not invest. we think long term and that has paid off. the thing that most blows me away, less than three years ago they went public and everyone will -- was saying that they will not get mobile. they doubled their mobile ads in the last year in revenue. that is incredible. these guys have turned on a dime. one of the great analysts said, this is a historic thing in business that they have achieved this mobile ad result. >> it really is amazing. you can change a fan belt when the -- engine is running but it is not preferable. >> it is remarkable. when i left facebook w

sounds like it is still good to be in charge, i don't know. >> looks like it. >> hey, mark zuckerberg, common. >> but it is fantastic, book every two weeks i think. >> that's the bo bottom line, thanks jill. >> if you are still moving on to the christmas tree, today is your chance to recycle it in philadelphia. the sitly take your tree at four different locations starting today. they'll then be recycled and used as compose in city parks and landscapes. the tree recycling program runs through january 17th, got few days still putting all of the drop off locations for you on our website cbsphilly.com. >> and we all know of course taking down the tree, not nearly as exciting as putting your decorations up. now that the holidays are over, the perfect time to get organized for next christmas. >> one of the things i think just having the right storage being strategic about how you put it away. >> tomorrow morning we'll have five easy tips from our organization expert, so when you are putting away your favorite keepsake, make christmas 2015, which seems so far away, will make it a breeze. >>

. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg is on a mission to bring free internet to columbia. free internet access initiative will allow people with even low-end cell phones to access for free a limited number of web sites. zuckerberg said he homes it will help end the decades-long conflict between government and remember groups. >>> fans of "avatar" are going to have to wait an extra year for the next install. . james cameron announced the next "avatar" you we have will not be released until 2017. he said he's working on writing all three sequels at the same time, and the job is more complex than he anticipated. released in 2009, "avatar" is the highest grossing anymore in history. >>> had a great time last night. the fifth annual oakland restaurant week has officially begun. there was a vup launch party at the den of the fox right next to the fox theater. a lot of people came out. this year, 80 restaurants from 20 different neighborhoods are a part of this. a lot of new chefs and restaurant owners say oakland is the basically to be because of high potential and lower aren't.

zuckerberg understands strategy. you have sandberg doing tactics. the numbers.arkable. >> it -- >> reremarkable quarter. look who walked on the set. >> i know. alibaba down almost 10%, alibaba shares. and the respective market caps of alibaba and facebook converging again. >> they should. >> with $214 billion market value and alibaba $222 billion. >> only company monthey advertised mobile. can we speak about an amazing team? >> a guy who sat down. better dressed than both of us. >> terry lungren, you know more about football than any ceo in the country other than somebody who runs espn. who are you picking and why? >> going with the patriots it's their moment it's their time. and i feel really confident that they're going to take it this time. seattle's a great team a great run. it's new england's time. >> does this have anything to do with the fact that when brady wants to help his offensive line and gets presents he comes to you? >> let me tell you, this guy is just a first-class individual. when the pressure -- i feel this way about myself -- i love pressure

mark zuckerberg says he has a long-term vision. in the short term, he is doing pretty well. >> this is the best of "bloomberg west." facebook is cranking up big time gains, especially on mobile. net income and profits up to $696 million, up 34%. the percentage of ad sales for mobile was 69% in the quarter up from 66% of the prior quarter. that growth rate of sales and users is slowing. expenses rising big-time. >> 2014 was also a year big investments in our future. this year, we made big debts on the next generation of communication and computing platforms by acquiring whatsap and oculus. >> for more, i spoke with alley rows of all -- alli rosenthal. >> day is almost boringly predictable. they have beaten nine or 10 quarters in a row. i thought it was so interesting the way zuckerberg answered a question or just now about how aren't a really putting the wrong emphasis on building up use in the world. he takes such a long-term view. >> i heard that. i love that. it was an amazing moment. i never heard a ceo saying you are not our ki

it's mark zuckerberg's increasing commitment to bring internet to everyone on the planet which will benefitm but he argues will benefit the world as well. he likes to see those things in parallel as much as possible. you can argue whether he is deluding himself or not. certainly it was a big year and the success of the company from a business point of view was the bedrock on which it rested. >> could question -- quick question, with this big spending instagram looks brilliant but do they have financial discipline at facebook? >> i think they have huge profits and cash flow and they have good enough financial discipline based on the evidence. they have very savvy and experienced financial executives. i think sheryl sandberg is the top business executive who really oversees that even more than mark zuckerberg who focus is typically more on the product. the buck stops there as well but i don't have any concerns about that. if you saw their money coming in less actively and they continue to do things like spend tens of billions of dollars on acquisitions, it would be a logical question. i think

the ceo mark zuckerberg spending faster to chase the opportunity of mobile advertising and messaging,well as new hires. mark mahaney joins the right now. it was an interesting quarter for facebook. so much to talk about here. the growth in mobile, 38% of the users on mobile only, and revenues just march onward. >> the single biggest trending internet is a switch towards mobile devices. facebook caught up two years ago and facebook today is ahead of the curve. when all is said and done, when the quarters are printed, they will probably have one of the best growth dynamics in the internet sector. >> what do you mean, growth dynamics? >> fastest growth rate. revenue 50% plus. they are investing at the right time. they can hold off on investments, raise margins and two years from now their growth will probably stall out. >> they spent $1,000,000,111 in the quarter on r&d. it's a bigger percentage of revenue some they have done for years. >> when they first were a private company, they thought they could run a much more lately than everyone else in the valley. they learn from their mistake

now mark zuckerberg is issuing a challenge of his own. his resolution for 2015 and why he's inviting facebook followers to follow him. >>> after the break, the efforts to create a 51st state named jeff son. >>> we're looking at a commute where traffic is getting back to normal levels. you can see 101 in san jose, not that great right now heading up to sunnyvale. >>> well, sunny and warm. they are on their way for some. not for all. but there is a little bit of an easterly breeze. that will equal upper 60s to near 70. >>> 7:42. president obama is back in washington, d.c. following his two-week hawaiian holiday vacation. but he won't stay put for long. the president is scheduled to hit the road on wednesday for a trip to michigan, arizona, and tennessee. the white house released a statement saying president obama looks forward to working with the new republican- controlled congress. however, the statement also said the president will not let congress undo protechs in the areas of wall street, healthcare and the environment. >>> congress get

mark zuckerberg made a new year's resolution to read a new book every other week. first pick, "the end of power" completely sold out in paperback on amazon.com. the book written had only sold about 2,000 copies before being picked by zuckerberg. it ranks as the sixth best-selling book on amazon. ♪ lori: the closing bell rings in 11 minutes. it's been exciting day. if you have a strong stomach for the us equity markets along with oil, bonds tanking. there's the dow now off 58 points. the dow was down 239. you're looking at the dow components there. you can see leading the dow, merck, verizon is up there. investors likely thinking the declines of the last couple session perhaps overdone. so health care leading the way. also utilities a strong sector in the s&p 500. investors looking for yield with interest rates now down once again. even though we're off the session lows, today, sell-off is not without conviction. why the volume currently running 24% above the average. will a high-volume flush out set the stage for a market rebound. teddy is down at the floor of the

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