zuckerberg. you might think that was enough to turn the tide in favor of mr. zuckerberg.who has taken a few days of contract laws no oral promises could be just as good as written promises. california takes a liberal approach as you might suspect with allowing oral promises to come into written document. even though that is not within what they called the four corners of the written document if he can provide evidence that make her made this promise and that the promise was made in exchange for purchasing the home , then i think he will prevail. so far he has come it up -- so far, he has come up with good evidence that zuckerberg has made that promise. >> this is not his first lawsuit . does that matter here? >> from a procedural or purely legal matter, no. the jury takes lots of things into account it at the end of the day come the jury might look at the vicious tactics or hard knock tactics being used as well as his previous actions. might hold that against him. on the other hand, you might have the jury looking at mr. zuckerberg and holding an unfavorable opinion. you

mark zuckerberg is talking about facebook messenger, now 600 million users.alking about it as a platform. what does that mean? >> you can imagine a bunch of interactions around that. they announced payments a few weeks of. figuring out where to go when i'm meeting up with a friend i can send stickers or other content to them. it will be interesting to see what direction they take it. cory: more than a mode cards or sending a location, i wonder if there's payments, put sharing annotations, things like that. >> think of all the services related to the conversations you're having with your friends. planning a movie or a vacation finding a place to me. cory: they are able to share revenue somehow? >> that's how it works in china where this is already popular. there is a large company called tencent. a lot of people anticipated this because it has been so successful for tencent. the revenue sharing is hard but the fundamental value developers are getting from facebook's distribution. -- is distribution. they are reaching 600 million people. that is a lot more than

zuckerberg. you might think that was enough to turn the tide in the favor of mr. zuckerberg.fact, anyone who's taken even a few days of contracts law knows that oral promises can be just as good as written promises. it's really just a matter of proving that they exist. california takes a liberal approach, as you might suspect, with allowing oral promises to come into the written document. even though that's not within what they might call the four corners of the written document, if he can provide evidence that mr. zuckerberg made this promise , and that promise was made in exchange for purchasing the home, then i think he will prevail. so far, he's come up with some pretty good evidence that suggests that at least zuckerberg made that promise. cory: it's interesting that he sued, this is his first lawsuit. does that matter? if either particularly litigious person? guest: from a purely legal matter no. but juries take lots of things into account. at the end of the day, the juries might well look at the vicious tactics or the hard knocks tactics that are being used as well as

zuckerberg's old for a short time. what do you expect?y: one of the interesting things he talked about was the facebook log. it's one of the most clever things i've seen in decades of covering technology where facebook basically said to all the companies on the internet saying knowing who your users are and keeping track of their past, we've got that for you. just let us see the data about your users. they have created a facebook log with one click, your facebook credentials will let you get into the app you want to use. facebook has used that to gather boatloads of information across the internet. they've made it a little simpler to use. listen to what mark zuckerberg had to say about the adoption of those changes. mark: since making those changes apps are requesting 50% fewer permissions and seeing more than 10% increases in the rate of people logging in. over the next month, more apps will migrate over to the new login and these changes will make people feel more comfortable and make the ecosystem a lot healthier overall. >> --cory: ec

hospital foundation with the gift agreement with the joint chiefs of staff hospital for the mark zuckerberg and trauma center to name if after him. >> thank you. we have our director of public health here. >> good morning barbara garcia we've been on a 6 year journal to complete our hospital we're within a year the $57 million plus of the hospital and at naming of the hospital are part of progress of completing that 6 year construction and capital project with the new hospital i'm sure you're aware of bond dollars don't allow for future and we've been working with the san francisco general hospital foundation they've done a wonderful job of bringing donors for the furnishings and an incredible new hospital i have with me sue who is the ceo of the hospital with a couple of comments and another foundation. >> good afternoon a few years ago the city asked the san francisco general hospital foundation to launch a capital campaign to launch the furniture and equipment for the new hospital we're thrilled and grateful for the partnership between the city and philanthropy the historic demolitions t

you were just on stage with mark zuckerberg.us about the work you are doing with facebook. >> absolutely. we are working to connect to the consumer to the internet, trying to meet basic needs through initiatives like the one we are running with facebook. we also have other initiatives. it is an art and a science to get the mix together. >> three countries. >> three countries, of which the last is columbia. the first one in latin america. the interesting part of the lunch in columbia is it makes for an important update in the number of consumers. >> what is the broadband penetration going to look like before you start rolling out with internet.org? how many customers were using the data services? >> in our customer base, we are 25% to 35% penetration of smartphones. in general, in this economy, columbia -- colombia being one of the most advanced in latin america, penetration is 25% to 35%. so roughly 60% still has to experience it. >> another challenge, another country, tanzania, the challenge is economic. do people know about th

is your vision compatible with mark zuckerberg's vision? he is talking nicely about internet.org competition, but take a listen to some of his answers. later today, we will hear from mark zuckerberg and facebook and internet.org. bringing conductivity to parts of the world that don't have it. do you feel like your visions are all that different? can the companies work together? >> no one company can bring internet of scale to 4 billion people. we want to provide our services on internet.org. that is exciting for me. having said that, we are trying to make complementary -- but trying to do something different. we are trying to scale the backbone. connectivity and scale across the globe. at the high level, these are complementary. i am glad that companies like google, facebook, and carrier partners --they need this to make it happen. i am glad we're working on that. >> the fcc making an important decision about limiting the ability of carriers to decide what content consumers will get. we have google and facebook out there offering new techno

zuckerbergpeaking about growth. he has lived half of his life since nasdaq 5,000. he was just 15 years old, his voice had maybe barely changed at that point. i talked to facebook's head of growth this morning. he talked about monthly active use skpers daily active users clearly still being important metrics. maybe that's a lesson to twitter. take a listen. >> are monthly active users and daily active users still important as a measure of growth? >> absolutely. that's like the two metrics we look from the growth side. how many people use the service in a given month and a given day. it's about 1.4 billion people monthly active. and that's two most important. we of course also look at deeper engagement met rickets. how much time the people spend on facebook. and parties reporting over 20% of the time spent on mobile comes from facebook. >> he wouldn't talk about twitter directly and specifically, but very clear from him they are not in any camp of looking at monthly and daily actives as being less

listen to what mark zuckerberg had to say.g: today, we are introducing messenger platform. a new platform that developers -- [applause] it's a new platform that developers can use to build apps that help people connect through the more than 6 million people using messenger that 600 million people using messenger every day. cory: think about what happened to the world when apple opened its phone to outside developers. you could hear the response. those developers who have access to a stream of 600 million users all of whom have a wallet, that is good news. mark: how big could this be? cory: this gets big when you start to think about the different kinds of businesses they could be in. i was surprised to hear of the consumer facing product with a focus on business. talking about partnering with a company based in san francisco -- lots of other ways facebook messenger could be used for business. zuckerberg: think about how useful it would be if you can message a business and get information, make a reservation by something -- buy

but mark zuckerberg may not be done changing the world just yet.ince taking facebook public, his bets have only gotten bigger. spending billions expanding his empire into photos, messaging, even virtual reality. internet.org may be his most audicious bet yet. featuring an epic battle with google, drones, lasers, and stratospheric hot air balloons, to bring the internet to the farthest corners of the earth and win billions of new users in the process. our guest today on this special edition of "studio 1.0" is facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg. so first of all, you are a year and a half into this now. tell me your vision. and tell me what inspired you to do this. mark zuckerberg: when people are connected, we can just do some great things. we have the opportunity to get access to jobs, education, health, new kinds of communication. we bring people that we care about closer to us. it really makes a big difference. and the internet is how we connect to the modern world. but today, unfortunately, worldwide, only a little more than 1/3 of people h

news from mark zuckerberg out of barcelona at the mobile world congress.rt has the headlines as they're breaking. hey, john. >> hey, scott. the big headline here is mark zuckerberg being a diplomat with the wireless carriers internationally saying that social is going to be the driver of data going forward. this is important because what's happened, facebook messenger had been taking away sms revenues and taking voice revenues away as well. and zuckerberg is saying if people just want data, they want to connect to friends and family, social is the way that happens. you can figure out how to monetize that. it's a win-win for both of us. they gave me a sense of where zuckerberg is probably going to go with this saying that when the six countries that adopted internet.org implemented that and started giving facebook for free to people in those countries, it went up 40%. so the message is, yes, you might be losing some money in sms, but you're going to gain it in data and that revenue is going to be sustaining. facebook doing this is good for longer term growt

and priscilla zuckerberg and the president of the san francisco hospital foundation board i believe they are here today so i'd like to have them stand and i would like to give them a round of applause on behalf of the board. >> and i just wanted to take this moment to just really thank you for your hard work i know raising money for this hospital isn't easy and we truly appreciate that and we're really excited for this gift and what it's going to do for the hospital and i'm excited to to move this forward for a vote. colleagues, can we take this item. seeing no objections this resolution is adopted unanimously. congratulations and thank you again. madam clerk can you please call item 5. >> a resolution to authorize the sheriff's department to enter into an amendment to ensure continuous telephone service to inmates while a competitive bidding process is modified. >> item 6 an ordinance to appropriate 3.4 million responsibility to fund with agencies that contract with the cities. >> thank you president breed colleagues this is cosponsored by supervisor campos supervisor avalos and su

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zuckerberg, worth $27 billion, i guess he's 27 years old, i'm not sure. he wants more foreign workers. i would like to think he might want to pay his employees more and maybe not have quite so many billions. >> you've got some thoughts on this guy. >> what? i am so fired up about this. i am channeling my inner santelli. a republican from alabama? the party that's against raising the minimum wage and trying to tell mark zuckerberg how to run if facebook and how much to pay engineers. it's absolutely ridiculous. i mean, facebook is paying so much, it's helping to raise the overall engineering salaries in the bay area, they paid between $150,000 in average before bonuses and stock-based compensations causing a huge gentrification effect in menlo park where facebook is based. this guy has no idea what he is talking about. i mean invest more in stem education and job retraining which he talked about but doesn't seem to understand and is not creating enough engineers with the mobile skills do that instead of telling zuckerberg. >> we've reached out to sessions.

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. >> reporter: zuckerberg has high hopes for oculus' technology. it could be more than just video gapes but for all the ways people communicate. for "nightly business report," i'm julia boorstin. >>> now to another silicon valley firm. google. according to visitor logs recorded by "the wall street journal" to the white h 130 times, one a week on average during the current administration. even as the government was wrapping up its anti-trust investigation. in comparison executives from

sarah lacy facebook is talking to the "new york times" on the verge of giving zuckerberg a fat bit of content to keep people on facebook. >> it is fascinating and it is the combination of "new york times" and buzz feed together such a p.r. master stroke of face book, two big media giants on polar opposites of the scale buzz need is very modern very new media, highly valued going after shares and distribution and all about distribution, and "new york times" all about brand, one of the only publications where subscriptions seem to kind of be working. leveraging off the 150 year plus reputation and frankly beg of the publications want a limit bit of what the other has.

zuckerberg was in barcelona to talk about internet.org facebook's effort to coordinate mobile carriers to bring the internet to the developing world. when the carrier partners started talking about the technical side of it take a look at what happened. lisa fleisher with "the wall street journal" tweeted this picture of people sleeping empty seats during zuckerberg's keynote. that is because many walked out. that's what you see here in this picture tweeted out by james cook with business insider. >> yeah. >>> a what that bill in sacramento would prevent patients from getting surprise bills from their doctors. >> 7 on your side's mike withal finney has that story for us tonight. >> this is such a great idea. take a led off of 7 on your side. we deal with a lot of. this all the health care changes, this is a growing issue. you go to the hospital that's in your insurance network then suddenly, you get a huge bill for an out-of-network doctor. that happens when the hospital uses outside doctors for part of your treatment, like x-rays or blood work. pardon me. often, that work is done by a

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priscilla chang and mark zuckerberg. >> unfortunately, they could not be here today but they paid a special message to share so, please view this message. >> hi, everyone sorry we can't be with you making sure that everyone in our community has access e access to health care it something priscilla and i care about we're happy to join you. >> over the past couple of years i've done my dr.ship this is making a difference of the lives of people in the city of san francisco we're proud to join you and be part of this campaign. >> we hope our support along with the support of accident donors in the campaign can help san francisco general hospital to save for lives. >> a lot of people have given their support to the campaign in particular we want to thank the chairs pam and larry bear and others have done so much and marble and i are thankful for your leadership and finally, there's apa all the dedicated men and women that serve everyday. >> your an inspiration to us we're really grateful yourself services. >> (clapping) wow. >> that warmdz my heath heart and i have a lot of friends thank you, ma

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

facebook mark zuckerberg has revealed his number one rule for new employees.aking at the mobil word world conference in barcelona this week the 30 year-old facebook siegel said " i would only fire someone to work directly i will only hire someone to work directly for me if i will work for that person. he told the audience " is pretty good test and i think this role has served me well. zuckerberg noted that the hiring progress is a problem at facebook because there is more work to do than people to accomplish it. beckham be to hire people who may not be best candidate for a job to rick zuckerberg says the team looks for canada to better align with the company. -- values ( yawn ) bulldog: i just had a dream i was at mattress discounters with tempur-pedic and the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! icomfort by serta... posturepedic hybrid... ( yawn ) comforpedic by beautyrest... oooh! 48 months interest-free financing, free delivery, and queen size memory foam mattress sets as low as $697! that's more mattresses than you can shake a bone a

did you ever meet with mark zuckerberg? did you ever speak to mark zuckerberg? aaron: 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. emily: knowing what we know now, in the few years since the movie came out, would you have changed the way you wrote the character? aaron: i don't think so. 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

mark zuckerberg also announced his superficial plan for virtual reality.ere is everything you need to know from the keynote speech. mark: if you look at facebook five years ago, most of the content people shared was tech and now today it is photos. visual content. if you fast-forward five years it will be video and if you look out the on that it will be even more immersive content like vr and ar. i would to show you something kind of fun, it is a bit futuristic but it is after example of the kind of content we expect to see in the system, these are spherical videos, you can move around within it and change your viewing angle, this is not something you just consumed passively, you're actually interacting with it and you feel like you are there so soon will start supporting spherical videos in the news today we are introducing the messenger but farm so we will talk about to throw things the first is giving people more tools for expression, i will show you. we're extending composer and messenger and now you will be able to find different services that help yo

but mark zuckerberg may not be done changing the world just yet.aking facebook public his bets have only gotten bigger. spending billions to expanding expanding his empire into photos, messaging, even virtual reality. internet.org may be his most audicious bet yet. featuring an epic battle with google, drones, lasers, and stratospheric t

manus: mark zuckerberg stole the show at the world's largest mobile conference last night. he took to the stage to talk about facebook's global initiative to talk about internet connectivity worldwide. caroline hyde is there. i am hearing a variety of reports of people saying that it wasn't as inspiring as some had thought. what was your take? caroline: i think, what was fascinating was his overall confidence being exuded yesterday. he is willing to work with some of his key competitors to fulfill his goal of the internet for all to the two thirds of the world that aren't on the internet so far. they aren't in and access area -- aren't in an accessible area. what many got excited about was the fact that he is willing to really push forward with google. have a listen. zuckerberg: one of the apps that we lost with was google search -- we launched with was google search, because it is an important piece of functionality that people want across the world. caroline: many people see this as a desire to do good. for people to be informed in latin america. google, wikipedia, some o

back to you. >> fascinating conference and an hour from now, mark zuckerberg is going to host a townall style q&a. >> speaking of mobile, apple surpassing samsung which held the number one spot since 2011. >> samsung keeps losing market share to xiaomi. whenever you hear an executive talk about, you know, specs and megahertz and manufacturing processes, it makes the hair on my neck go up a little bit. people don't care about manufacturing processes. when i looked at the samsung curve i thought yeah, it's kind of cool, but what is it going to do. they eliminated bloat ware. >> you were impressed with gopro, for instance. >> i was. actually the fact it's coming out and they are going to bring it to the u.s. potentially with the app store it's not clear what's going to be available or not available. it shows you how terrifying hardware can be. easy for somebody to be replaced by a slightly better manufacturing process. it's about the experience and that's what apple is really proving out in the past few quarters. >> we will learn more next week, aren't we, kayla tausche. >> we are. that

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mark zuckerberg spoke more about the opportunities.: think about how useful it would be if you could just message and instantly get information about whatever you need. betty: he is looking more buff these days. brendan: that do puts on more muscle every time you see him. olivia: he does not want to be an app. he wants to be a platform. i'm interested in what faith is doing, trying to get everybody from buzz feed, new york times a business model to try to put their content inside the facebook platform. how do you overlay a subscription model like the new york has, with profit sharing and facebook? brendan: you don't you and i would be hesitant to walk into that carl -- parlor. he is talking about opening up facebook to app developers. it seems that they really smart move. it has been a content company up until now. facebook has been a smart company. it will be useful for businesses in also as of before. >> now you can send your money. staying intact number six is apple cared in an effort to boost sales in china, the company is introduc

. >> and mark zuckerberg takes the stage in san francisco and new features he's showing off. >> we're taking a look at the scene in san jose. police honoring a fallen officer, dozens saluted as family members escorted the body of the officer from the medical examiner's office into the back of a hearse. the body is being moved to a funeral home. >> here is a live look at the police pro session headed from san jose to los gatos. officer michael johnson was a 14-year veteran of the force. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. police cars lined up to lead officer johnson's body away from the crime scene. people have been leaving flowers and pictures outside. >> officer johnson was the first to lose his life in the line of duty for the department since 2001. and we're learning about the man who shot office the officer he work forward a local community college strict. >> we have live coverage with reaction on the death. >> yes. let's begin with david louie live at the police department tonight. david, they're stunned. >> the family is dealing with grief today. his wife, his father