the timing was very fortuitous for mark zuckerberg.awyers will say they have been working aggressively and furiously for months now to produce this kind of evidence. the plaintiffs, the developer, who quitlawyer already the case for reasons he said he cannot disclose. he nearly lost the second lawyer. didy: how many property mark zuckerberg own around his home? this was directly behind his property. he owns a pair -- he owns it. i guess from the date this confrontation led him to buy almost all of the properties surrounding his home. there is one woman who lives in what i think was the horse carriage house of his home who will not sell her property. emily: one last holdout. one woman who will not sell. joel: that is right. emily: thank you so much for that fascinating story. thank you so much for joining us today on the show. we will have to have you back again when the market regrets --re-corrects. tomorrow we will be talking to the former israeli prime minister. ♪ hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so wh

i think mark zuckerberg has done a wonderful job.pplaud his ability to understand which companies genuinely posed a threat and an opportunity, you know to , facebook. the interesting question is how does snapchat iterate into becoming more of a communication platform that enables communication that is not necessarily ephemeral. emily: you think they should work on non-ephemeral communication. sean: there is an indication that they are going in that direction. i don't spend that much time thinking about it. emily: whether it's instagram or oculus or internet.org which do , you see as having the most potential to become the next huge business for facebook? sean: the interesting question is is that next big thing somewhere else entirely? is it google x and life sciences and contact lenses that measure glucose? is it self driving cars or is it going to be something that is very close to the home? the core of what facebook is. think facebook would be on the core? sean: i think communication is the biggest market in the world. it cannot be

zuckerberg has an uphill battle.specially given the current leader's crackdown on the media over the last few years, i think it's still an uphill battle. but i think, you know, they are doing all the right moves to make it happen. >> well, jeff, if there's one thing that the chinese government really has no tolerance for, it is things going viral. and things going viral that are outside of their control. that seems to be a tenet of facebook's product, though. how do you change that? >> well, i think -- >> jeff? jeff, we'll put that question to you. >> okay, great. so david makes a great point, which is the approach that facebook and mark have taken to china in contrast to google. and i think that's probably earning a lot of respect and credibility with the country as it works on this initiative. but secondly, i think if you look at the popular social platforms in china, like we chat, which now has over 700 million users, what you see is cooperating with the chinese government to make sure that platform works within t

emily: what do you think of the new zuckerberg initiative?has been controversial, criticized for not giving to charity. is that unfair? sean: i don't think anything mark does -- we should not excited to be anything but controversial. his intentions are entirely altruistic. it is very hard to criticize , when they is saying give away the vast majority, 99% that thertune, i think goal of saying it the way he said it, and laying it out the way he explained it was the spark -- to spark under she. the media cycle is dominated by terrorism, and a lot of really scary things. i think mark felt an obligation to create a conversation around the role of someone who has vast resources to try to reshape the world. i think he succeeded in doing that. emily: you founded the parker foundation. you are giving away $600 million to life sciences, global health, civic engagement. how has your own strategy evolved? sean: the parker foundation is doing things that we feel extremely passionate about. the reason you are saying so much of this kind of new hacker styl

number one, the real mark zuckerberg plans to never see the movie, but ended up going. he said they got his clothing right. no wonder every shirt and sleeve that jesse wears in the film is something zuckerberg has worn. >> welcome back to "the list." i'm holly morgan. since today's show is focusing on social media, the internet will not shut up about leonardo's speech last night. it's not that the guy finally won an oscar, it's how he used his three minutes that tops the viral list. >> i thank you all for this amazing award tonight. >> after a handful of nods and no wins, leonardo dicaprio >> making the revannant is about -- >> he won for best actor and used his three minutes to talk about climate change. >> a world that we collectively felt in 2015 is the hottest in recorded history. >> not what the world expected. at least the guy's got a win. >> let's not take this planet for granted. >> trending on facebook, a spoof by funny man jimmy kimmel. >> we've got work to do. >> his sequel to the movie creates big names, like tracy morgan, mike tyson and a.j. simmons. the fl

maybe zuckerberg should start it.all, you can't update your status when you're dead. >> is zuckerberg right? all you need is love? >> wouldn't that be great? unicorns are there. bernie sanders could be paying for everyone's stuff on eric's money. i don't know. i think it is interesting that people can go through life and think this way. that somehow you can combat evil. people who seek to destroy. people who are attaching bombs to women and children and seeking to blow up people for the sake of it and say if you're just kind to them it will all go away. if we had thisideology, we wouldn't be here. it is fascinating. >> what is love spelled backwards? evil. >> i think you're wrong. >> i love unicorns and rain bows. i want to drink from that cup one day. i think the horrible shooting we had in south carolina. one of the amazing things was that church, we're going after white people, no. >> that was not radical islam. you're talking about the church killing. >> everybody was disgusted by what happened. but there were rad

zuckerberg held a number.meetings making an effort to get china to drop its ban on facebook, known as the great fire wall blocking western social media companies. he had a rare meeting with the propaganda chief who oversees controls of chinese media as they implement new regulations to monitor digital and social media. facebook ceo held a conversation with jack ma on stage at an economic forum. zuckerberg kron keling the movements through facebook. he didn't comment on dangerous smog levels or the vi lents crackdown on demonstrators in tiananmen square. facebook looks to maintain its massive growth. china is home to 700 million internet users. zucker burg met with chinese president xi jinping last year and showed off his mandarin skills last year. a hot area to watch. >> guys, he had a lot of negative feedback after that picture of him running buy tiananmen square with a big smile and people are like, first of all, you're running with a smile by tiananmen square and secondly the air quality is such a problem.

he was a mentor to steve jobs, larry ellison, and mark zuckerberg. spoke to tech leaders who knew him -- including craig barrett, who took over as ceo of intel. he told me about the impact andy grove had on him personally. craig: i worked with andy for 35 years. i greatly respected his insight, wisdom, strategic thought, and how straightforward he was. i think he was the most direct human being i've ever met. you knew where he was coming from, and he always had a great strategic idea of what to do next. emily: intel was known as the world's best managed company, yet he was also known as a ruthless leader. people still followed him. what would you say were the hallmarks of his style? craig: i do not think "ruthless" is the right word. he was straightforward and practiced constructive confrontation. that is an intel buzz word. you always knew where he was coming from. he would not tolerate shallow thinking. he wanted every strategy well thought out and considered. he did not mind challenging anyone in the company or the industry. emily: what was it lik

i never would have met mark zuckerberg or shawn fanning if it weren't for the internet.would probably be monitored right now by the internet a kiss they are very suspicious of hackers. had it not been the freedom to communicate, none of this would have happened. we would not having this conversation. by that same token, the more accessible and available these communication technologies are and the more accessible and available encryption technologies are, these tools revolutions against dictators and be used by terrorists and the nine crazies who would never have met and organize homegrown terrorist cell. every technological platform and shift that happens in the way we communicate is a double-edged sword. emily: what are you spending most of your time on? sean: it's 50% venture investing, startups, many that have been going on for several years. also philanthropic ventures. emily: it's been unexpectedly controversial. it's been criticized for not having to charity. it's characterized as an llc. is that unfair? sean: i don't think anything mark does, we should not expect

begin with a facebook post by founder mark zuckerberg that is generating tons of interest. when we post a vacation picture we get a like or funny comment from a friend, when zuckerberg does it, the whole world wants him to do more of it. he wanted to celebrate a mile, year, but followers were upset he didn't talk about the air pollution or the violent crack down against protesters at that square in 1989. it was like everyone had what about this, what about that. in the end, zuckerberg realizes you cannot please everyone. >>> hearts are breaking all over social media for the grand dad who got stood up. check him out. kelcie harmon a college student from oklahoma tweeted this photo of her papa after five of six grand kids skipped out on the hamburger dinner he prepared. kelcie said she was tell he was disappointed and made sure to stick around and hang out with him. she never imagined that the tweet would blow up like it has. more than 70,000 re-tweets in less than 24 hours. i don't know if you have seen them. but there have been a plethora of memes. the world literally in te

he was a mentor to steve jobs, larry ellison, and mark zuckerberg.ke to tech leaders who knew him, including craig barrett, who took over as ceo of intel. he told me about the impact andy grove had on him personally. craig: i worked with andy for 35 years. i greatly respected his insight, his wisdom, his strategic thought, and how straightforward he was. i think he was the most direct human being i've ever met. you knew exactly where he was coming from, and he always had a great strategic idea of what to do next. emily: intel was known as the world's best managed company, yet he was also known as a ruthless leader. yet, people still followed him. what would you say were the hallmarks of his style? craig: i do not think "ruthless" is the right word. he was straightforward and practiced constructive confrontation. that is an intel buzz word. you always knew where he was coming from. he would not tolerate shallow thinking. he wanted every strategy well thought out and considered. he did not mind challenging anyone in the company or the industry. emily:

>> man. >> i don't know. >> close. >>> trending right now from china, a photo of mark zuckerberg. you look at it and you say interesting. he's jogging through the streets of beijing right through their notorious smog. facebook ceo is there for an economic forum. the image prompted concern from some people since an air quality alert was in effect and they're worried about him. others wondered how zuckerberg managed to even post this image since china continues ban facebook. a position zuckerberg is obviously persistently trying to reverse. >>> marilyn monroe may have sang about diamonds being a girl's best friend but it's the late child star and bay area resident shirley temple who apparently really had the goods. pint-sized singer of the good ship lollipop was the owner of a rare 9 carat blue diamond. sotheby's will auction it off next month. the auction house says temple's father bought it in 1940 for over $7,000. bidding will start at $25 million! >> wow. >> he chose the blue color because the 12-year-old, shirley, was starring in the movie "the bluebird." the film ended up bein

. >>> and why mark zuckerberg had the best year out of the top billionaires in the world. >>> the new home and a new owner for everyone's favorite colt, valentine. we're live with super tuesday coverage as results coming in from the single biggest day of voting before november. here is hillary clinton speaking in miami. >> this is republican donald trump's florida headquarters, he's scheduled to speak soon. trump is projected to win every state that reported so far, the biggest ones, still out there, is texas. >>> thanks for joining us. on this super tuesday, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. >> the hot seat is on capitol hill as apple and the fbi make their case. >> there are no demons in this debate. the company is not evil. the government is not evil. >> today's testimony on the day as one of the largest digital security conferences in san francisco. >> jonathan bloom has the story tonight. jonathan? >> reporter: the debate over unbreakable encryption landed in san francisco at the rsa conference with some of the greatest minds in compute security with the biggest names in the fede

mark zuckerberg going for a run in china. this blew up the internet. the skies are gray.are criticizing him for forwearing a facemask, running through team among square -- tiananmen square. the higher the lines go, the .orst quality that air is there is a slow buildup. there is a different range. green is ok, healthy. yellow is unhealthy. orange is very unhealthy. above here is hazardous. it has been hazardous as early as early march. if that's a very unhealthy a few days ago. mark b.: i love the hedging chart. ofrlet, by throwing in a bit multimedia. that is the first time that has ever happened on battle of the charts. i'm not sure i like change, but i'm going to give it to you, bringing in zuckerberg was the thing that did it. well done, scarlet. scarlet: i just needed mark zuckerberg he can manager in. that would have topped it off. mark b.: well done, you deserve it. still ahead on the european close, it is march madness in the unites eight. for the rest of the world, could our lowly english soccer team win the title? that story when we come back. ♪ scarlet: we have

. >> -- mark zuckerberg has had a rare meeting with china. this comes as chinese authorities are tightening control over their cyberspace. official media report chinese officials told zuckerberg they hope facebook can share it's experience to help internet better benefit people of all countries. >> authorities in turkey are dealing with their sixth suicide bombing. the attack yesterday killed five people including two dual national israel americans -- now several dozen others were wounded in this attack. there has been no claim of responsibility. >> authorities are beginning to investigate a devastating passenger jet crash in southern the pilot who was expecting his first child just reportedly accepted a job with another airline. -- lost audio. >> all 62 people on board including 55 passengers, four of them children and seven crew members died in the violent crash. >> everyone in our company is in deep shock. >> while the impact pulverized the boeing 737 investigators quickly recovered the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder. the

. >>> and mark zuckerberg met with the man that oversees china's great firewall, responsible for making sure that the china residents can only access a censored version of the internet, and facebook is banned in china but zuckerberg is trying to move the government, and he was in beijing for an economic conference. >>> the st. mary showing they should be in the big tournament, and powering its way through the nit. and the gales got off to an early start, leading the way, and the bulldogs put together a push during the second half, but the gales came back with a run of 11 straight points, st marys ins on top, 77-65, putting the gales in the quarterfinals. >>> and in the ncaa tournament tonight, the winner of this game will face notre dame or indiana at the end of the week.>>> it's been a rough week for the cal basketball fans in getting worse, jolly is asking to be released from his commitment, and had signed it in november after verbally committing in april of last year, and it is not clear yet whether cal will honor the request, days after they were seen losing to the 11 seed, and the

look at this photo of mark zuckerberg jogging through beijing's notorious smog. the facebook ceo is there for an economic forum. the image prompted concern from some since an air quality alert is in effect. others bo s wondered how he man to post this image since china continues to block facebook. >>> as usual the cupertino company isn't releasing many details but blogs anticipate a four-inch iphone, a smaller i-book pro and new advances for the watch. we'll have full coverage on our digital platform and on tv as well. >>> headline writers having a lot of fun about the new lawsuit against starbucks joking that it is in a whole latte trouble. get it? thank you. they've filed a class action lawsuit says that it calls for ba ris tas to underfill lattes to save on milk. they dismiss the claim. the coffee giant says the hand prepared nature of its product means each one varies according to the customer's order and the ba ris ta who is making that drink. >> that's enough to cause rioting. cheated on a latte. local dancers got to back up a top mega star. >> the biebs. >

facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg met with the chinese official in banking. this is all part of an effort for facebook to share its experience with chinese companies and help them develop a more beneficial internet. china has also called for a global internet governing system to regulate online use. critics say that could violate freedom of expression. right now facebook, twitter and other western social media sites are banned in china. >>> apple unveiling new gadgets and a look into oil and corruption in brazil. that's all ahead in business this week. cnbc's michelle caruso-cabrera has more. >> reporter: the company finally releasing results for last year which could put hard numbers on the cost in both dollars and also jobs lost. back here in the u.s., apple is expected to announce a new smaller iphone as well as an updated ipad. apple may also comment on its ongoing encryption battle with the fbi or it may wait until tuesday when a court hearing is scheduled to debate whether apple should crack the phone. one of the shooters in the san bernardino terrorist

[laughter] dick: just because mark zuckerberg described it that way doesn't mean that is what it is.mily: how would you describe it? if not in that way? dick: i would describe it as this remarkable, simple idea that became the broadcast platform for the world. i think the great insight that we had was instead of having these ads or stuff that is off to the side of what everyone is doing, let's make the monetization engine and the business engine part of what everyone is already doing. that turned out to be something that, frankly lots of other companies, including facebook, have taken from us and used to great success. you like the way i spun that around? maybe they are the copier. [laughter] emily: the drama of twitter's early days is well documented. we do not want to go into that. i do want to ask you one question. dick: the clown car. emily: ev williams stepped out in 2010. you became ceo. as nick describes it, ev was told he was fired and you were the new ceo. and then ev said you would not be a good ceo and then you were fired. what actually happened? dick: [laughs] i am not go

mark zuckerberg reacted to a fun any zuckerberg reacted to a fun any >>> we are starting with the south bay at 6:10. los gatos is coolest at 44, with 50s. campbell and alum rock and san jose and mountain view and milpitas we are 53 in newark and danville is 50. a cooler spot is san carlos, and cooler to the north in novato at 48 degrees. now a look at walnut creek, the hour by hour temperature is 49 degrees. up to 50 by 8:00. we jump to 63 at lunch time temperature and we hang out in the mid-to-upper 60s in the afternoon hours and back to 62 by 6:00. sfo so far, no delays with the cloud deck. high amounts of tree pollen and high u.v. index. check out santa cruz it looks very inviting this morning. temperatures are running in the 60s at the coast and low-to-mid 70s for the rest of us and morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine. i will show you the sunday forecast and chance rain on monday. sue? >> it could be spring break but no break at the bay bridge toll plaza where heaterring lights were turned on at 5:29. stacked up beyond the overcrossing toward the macarthur maze so give y

. >> mark zuckerberg hit a >>> here is a look at the rally location for ted cruz. he's projected to win two states, oklahoma and texas. he's the only republican to win besides donald trump. >>> and senator bernie sanders is now projected to win oklahoma as well as vermont. hillary clinton is projected to win the other six states. >> giants and a's kick off the baseball season. starting today, ferry tickets are available and children ages four and under ride free. the tickets have to be purchased in advance. >> well, tonight, foeshs is releasing its list of billionaires and for the first time in six years, the average net worth of a billionaire dropped. number one is bill gates and number one, mark zuckerberg made the top ten, ranking number six with 44 billion. executives for alphabet take spots 12 and 13 as you can see. >> speaking of wealth, today, stocks soared and nasdaq added 131 points. apple moved back above finishing at $100.53. >> at yosemite, some landmarks have new names as the result of a $50 illin trademark patent. >> see what it will take to get back

. >>> facebook founder and ceobook mark zuckerberg spent hiserg weekend in china. a rare meeting with china's propaganda chief. chinese authorities are tightening control over cyberngc space. right now facebook and otherce d western social media including u twitter are banned in china. c zuckerberg has been trying to persuade china to allow all facebook access to the country u and its more than 660 millionn l internet >> hot on the web this morning s believe it or not apple's impending product announcement n isn't causing a stir.t causing today the company is exp aected to unveil some new additionsddit to its family of iphone and d ipad devices. dices apple is expected to introduce t a smaller iphone called thed th se. it is an upgrade to its older 4-inch iphone 5s.e there are rumors they mays they release a 9.7-inch ipad air. a the tablet will be like a mini version of the ipad pro. >>> starbucks in hot waterer this morning facing a lawsuitngn over what's in their cups or cuo should we say what's not int them. the coffee chain is being sued by two could california

. >>> 2015 was a big year for facebook founder mark zuckerberg. he had a daughter and made more money than most people with imagine. the banner year for zuckerberg allowed him to move up six spots to the number 6 richest person in the planet with $34 billion, according to forbes. bill gates is number one. warren buffett at number 3 and former new york mayor michael bloomberg is number 8. >>> seems most of us don't like the idea of driverless cars. a survey found 75% americans wouldn't feel safe in a self-driving vehicle. 68% said they would be okay with some self-driving system like automatic breaking and parking assist. >> julie: i like the parking assist idea. >>> if you have problems sleeping the problem may be outside your house. research shows how much light we are exposed to. people that have lights shining into their bedroom generally didn't sleep as long as well. people get blackout curtains and masks if exposed to a lot of lights. >>> scientists are one step closer of keeping researches from going gray. they found the gene for gray hair.

zuckerberg has prompted a torrent of amusing comments and some mockery online. the website founder is being criticized for his efforts to woo the country and its business leaders. coming up. gary is joined by his lovely wife alicia.as they read emails plus. busted brackets all over the bay area.as cal is bounced in the first round of the ncaa tourney. see how the hawaii rainbow warriors shocked one of the top teams in the nation. meanwhile, a rough week for cal basketball only got worse today in round one of the ncaa tourney. >> gary: warriors in dallas as we speak three game road trip. vividly did not play in boston the golden state has a 14 three- pointers. and then will have to highlight the visit is just incredible. and then run it over to the college game said news for the bears two starters out to the veteran guys and they could not get it done sam singer against 14 see quality and played pretty well today. it was all hawaii two starters numbered. numerous commentators say, had as much talent as anyone in the field. they had a young kid from georgia that a

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zuckerberg stepped away, he said. marissa meyer, in her first couple of weeks as yahoo!eo, shut down remote work. i firmly believe she was telling the truth when she said, "you know, it doesn't just work for us." it's not about--you know, and people gave her grief about "oh, she doesn't like working women." quentin: well, she did have a custom-built nursery right next door to her own office. scott: that's not remote work, that's going to work. do you allow remote work? i'm convinced that it doesn't work as well as people claim it does because it's in their best interest to claim it works. ann: so for me, i believe in remote work. we absolutely have--we have--we're a small team. and of our team, half of those folks work remotely. we have once a week, we have an in-person meeting, but it works fantastically well for us. again, it's getting back to hiring people who you trust, and people who are a players, who really are going to get done what they need to get done. so for me--and there are lots of examples. automatic wordpress is an example of a big--it's a unicorn company

what did mark zuckerberg really , avatarscial networks and stuff like that.gaming environment, they could look at each other, work together, and achieve something in a videogame environment. maybe that transforms into a working social network. a lot of exciting stuff in the pipeline. but it will initially be focused on gamers. --es: you have to have a very powerful pc to use this, and it is not compatible with a mac right now. this at and about xbox event whether he saw -- he said it is up to apple. if they ever really think the computer, we will do it. the processing power required is a lot. neededmates, three times for a standard pc game. the processing power is not really there in the most common mike cole. ,f you look at graphic cards running on a fairly high-end card. average,to spend on $1400 for the pc, the headset, everything. pricing is just one of the elements here. there is still the screen door effect. the ecosystem needs to evolve a lot more on processing power, bandwidth, pricing. that, i did ask about comment. mean that they don't have a comput

zuckerberg is hoping to change that.about how they could benefit from the network. 700 million people use the internet in china. that is the most in the world. >>> speaking of china, climate change crusader leonardo dicaprio says that the rest of the world should take a page out of china's book. he even referred to the notoriously smog-filled country as a hero in the fight to keep temperatures from rising. the actor on a trip to beijing to promote his new movie, "the revenant," during a news conference praised the country for shifting to renewable forms of energy and lower emissions. contrary to the green lifestyle he claims to live, radar online said the actor took six private jet flights in just six weeks last year. >> not sure about that. that doesn't sit right. >>> tech lovers, rejoice. apple unveiling its latest line of gadgets today. >> clayton morris is live at apple headquarters, as always, in cupertino, california, with what is in store for the big reveal. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, heather and abb

school board because it was under state control under decades is still mayor at that time marx zuckerberg donated $100 million but we were told about that particular donation that none of that funding was to go to lead abatement. so there was no way to take that money to fix the problem. with the report's release to show lead levels ticktocks little by the old now here we are where the school district has shut down the of fountains empyrean bottled water. how do we get out of this? >> so we are joined by two special guests you have been "chasing" the story for a long time but first back to the timeline go back to the year 2003 they said don't worry we have the planning for the last couple days you hear story after story. i talked to a few experts today about one person said that was a good idea. >> and the federal government has known for decades with those mental health impairments and that knowledge will not fly there are bureaucratic constraints dealing with how it is regulated and inertia and not to come forward you don't make a lot of promises of multibillion-dollar problem so those

catherine is back with details mark zuckerberg describes himself as "very concerned" in an interview in a german newspaper.he says it's not 'only' because of a recent video. he says there have been "worse" threats, although he didn't detail them. zuckerberg has reportedly added security to his homes, including isis supporters put out a 25- minute video -- threatening to take down facebook and twitter -- as well as their leaders. it was a response to both terrorist activities on their websites. zuckerberg says the bigger issue is that facebook stands for giving people a voice -- and spreading ideas and rational thought. new at six. nissan leaf... what will you do? ♪ how far will you go? ♪ how much will you see? ♪ electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. ♪ more workplace violence.this time in reno. that's where police say a former shot and killed a former coworker at a casino. it happened just after midnight downtown reno. the alleged gunman stayed at the scene and was arrested. witnesses say the s

mentor to much of silicon valley's leadership , theding larry ellison late steve jobs and mark zuckerbergturning to him for advice. joining me by phone is a man who worked alongside him personally, the retired ceo of intel. you personally took the reins rum andy when you became ceo. i wonder what impact he had on you personally? guest: i worked with andy for about 35 years and greatly wisdom,did his strategic thought and how straightforward he was. direct he was the most human being i've met on the face of the year. had a great strategic idea of what to do next. emily: intel was known as the best managed company, yet he was also known as a roof as leader. yet people still followed him. what were the hallmarks of his style? : i don't think ruthless is the right word. just practicing constructive confrontation, which is one of those intel is words. you always knew where he was coming from. tolerate shoddy thinking or shallow thinking. he wanted every strategy well thought out and well considered. he didn't mind challenging anyone in the company or anyone in the industry for that matter. it

. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is concerned about isis. the group threatened him and threatened twitter ceo jack dorsey. speaking to german media yesterday, zuckerberg said there have been worst threats, but the bigger issue is isis is working against what facebook stands for. giving people a voice and spreading ideas and rationalism. he stressed working with governments to help stop the spread of isis propaganda and hate speech online. the site has 1.6 billion active users worldwide. >>> "early start" continues right now. it is super tuesday. it is finally here. the biggest voting day of the primary season. millions of voters head to the polls in an hour or so. donald trump, hillary clinton leading right now, but are we in store for surprises? good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> john berman is super excited on super tuesday. i'm christine romans. in hours, voters head to the polls. on the republican side, the latest cnn/orc poll shows donald trump with the highest national yet. 49%. here is what is at stake. nearly

ceos and if you look at his career and what he has done with the company, i think you can see mark zuckerbergd a lot from andy. particularly the importance of giving back. if i could characterize andy's career, it was so influenced by how grateful he was that this country took cam man as a refugee at 18 years old, he had nothing. he came over on a boat and got a few dollars from us and we let him be a citizen. he never ever stopped trying to repay that and repaid it forward to all of us. that level of gratitude and belief in humanity is what we all try to take from it. emily: ben horowitz, cofounder of andreessen horowitz speaking about the death of andy grove. now with me to discuss is our intel reporter who met andy many times. one of the things mentioned at the end there was how he became this way. how did he become so great and mark -- become so great? guest: he wrote a book about his process and growing up in europe during the war and being jewish, having what happened to his family when the nazis occupied hungary and when it was bought over by the soviets and how his family were persecu

what did mark zuckerberg really mean by social networks, avatars and stuff like that.ng environment, they could look at each other, work together, and achieve something in a videogame environment. maybe that transforms into a working social network. a lot of exciting stuff in the pipeline. for the next couple of years it will be squarely focused on gamers. emily: you cannot just use this with a headset, you have to have a very powerful pc to use this, and it is not compatible with a mac right now. the oculus founder was recently asked about this at an xbox event whether he saw a future between oculus and apple computers, and he said it is up to apple. if they ever really think the computer, we will do it. jitendra: the processing power required is a lot. by estimates, three times needed for a standard pc game. the processing power is not really there in the most common macs sold.' if you look at graphic cards, they were all running on a fairly high-end card. you have to spend on average, $1400 for the pc, the headset, everything. pricing is just one of the elements her

by the way, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is the biggest gainer this year...moving 10 spots from last year on the list. he came in sixth place. you won't need a satellite anymore to get directv. thanks to a-t and t, directv is joining the market of online streaming. with the new service, no set top box or annual contract will be required. it's expected to cost less than current directv bundles, but the new packages won't give subscribers access to some premium features or full- scale d-v-r capabilities. fans touring warner brothers studio in hollywood got a surprise they will never forget. as they were touring the batman section, they spotted the new batmobile used in the upcoming film, batman vs superman. when a tour guide asked one of them whether batman or superman would win a fight, and they superman, ben affleck, who plays batman in the film, would pop out and spook them. affleck then gave rides in the batmobile to other tourists around the studio lot. coming up on 10 news this morning.. as the rays prepare to head to cuba in a couple of weeks, the big fan we just learned will no

officer takes local kids to the movies but not before shef chased down a suspect the story mark zuckerberg earning more money for says he is the biggest billionaires grew moved up 10 spots from last year he is the worldd safe bridges with a net worth of about 44 . $6 billion bill gates maintained the top spot as the world's richest person. >> push your limits even when not at the gym the theory behind the boxer campaign in stockholm they set up an outdoor ad equipped with a built-in speed camera that could run past a billboardp and if anybody ran faster than 17 kilometers about 10 . five it would unlock a brand-new pair of shoes called tagline for the campaign, the more human. >> if you run into any grumpy state warriors starst stephen curry, draymond green and klay thompson the cavaliers lost of them ambassadors in the playoffs of this year golden state is dominating s the doubt many clevelanders hope that the sports illustrated jinx holds true with this cover.v >> the cell phone free challenge ,, chick-fil-a offers customers are going cold turkey . >> barbara hall than getting a facelift

the san jose mercury text blog reporting zuckerberg and 50 others filing a friend of the court briefpresident obama executive action on immigration. they say that the u. s. is facing a shortage of skilled workers, and that immigrants may play a critical role in filling the positions for which there simply are not enough nativeborn applicants. >>> it is 6:39 am. >>> two baltimore school police officers seen slapping and kicking a teenager, caught on the cell phone video. coming up, the two arches -- the charges being leveled against them. >>> and this piglet was rescued after being spotted in the streets near the mission. >>> a wet morning commute in the bay area, and as you know if you have stepped out the door. and we take a look at the toll plaza, showing you the ride into the city. and we will show you the east bay and south bay, coming up. announcer: ifis the staying awake part...y [train horn blares] sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. with a 100 night low price guarantee, sleep train's love your mattress money back guarantee, same day delivery, plus helpful a

zuckerberg is trying to attract the chinese government, and he was in beijing for an economic conference. >>> the st marys scales showing they should be -- st marys gales showing they should be in the tournament, and the bulldogs put together a push during the second half, but the gales came back with a run of 11 straight points, st marys ending on top, 77-65 and that puts the gales in the finals. >>> the winner of the ncaa game will face notre dame or indiana at the end of the weight. >>> it's been a rough week for the cal basketball fans, jolly wanting to be released from his letter of commitment. jolly sign the commitment in november after verbally committing an april last year, and not clear whether cal will honor his request. this comes after cal lost to 11 seated -- 11 seeded hawaii. >>> up next, what the republican front-runner is doing today to try to unite the party. >>> and apple looks like it might be shrinking the product again. what we are learning about the new gadgets being unveiled later today.>>> your morning commute will be busy, especially on some of your major routes,

a case that mark zuckerberg is taken to the courts. >>> a woman was allegedly assaulted in the bathroomd how the police tracked down the suspect. >>> good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2 and it is march 9, i'm dave clark. >>> i am pam cook, and thank you for joining us. it's about 5:30 am, and if you are just waking up, you may want to know how long this rain will last. >> mainly in the morning, but we have a lot of rain on the way.>> so we better enjoyed the commute today. >> it will be tough over the next couple of days. >>> it is much warmer than yesterday, and yesterday 30 readings. today not as much cloud cover, and often on light rain with 40s. as we head into the next few days, we will have to keep an eye on things. and in the san jose area, good morning. and a little bit warmer due to the overcast skies, and you can see this moisture is sticking around. this will left later on, and everything out of the west, and this is a moisture plume, and a warm sector coming in right now. light rain generally, nothing heavy yet. but the problem is this could stall out in the north

you go forward, mark zuckerberg, it's his favorite management book. reason is, and he actually dealt with the actual issues you have the manager, as opposed to the easy things he dealt with like, the things you didn't quite know how to do. everyone knows you shouldn't let people be late to meetings, because the big waste of the hards time, but thing is what you say to someone who comes in late to a meeting? how do you deal with that super awkward moment. and it would explain to you exactly the way to think about , how to deal with it, things like that. it was such an amazing gift that he took the time to do that for all of us. emily: it's interesting, because he reigned at intel threw fits and starts, it wasn't always perfect. think was so important about him when it comes to the history of silicon valley? how did shape this place that we know today? not only did he build literally the foundation of the company, the microprocessor, and to get to the microprocessor, intel was in the memory business for the first 13 years of its attorney inis an tech, u

drew houston of dropbox, mark zuckerberg of facebook. look at mark's career and what he has done with the company and philanthropically, you can see that he has learned a lot from andy. he knows the importance of giving back. andy's career was so influenced by how grateful he was that this country took him in as a refugee at 18 years old, he had nothing. he came over on a boat. he got a few dollars a month and -- dollars from us and we let him be a citizen. and he never, ever stop trying to repay that. he paid it forward to all of us. it is such an amazing thing. that level of gratitude and belief in humanity is what we all try to take from him. emily: ben horowitz speaking to me about the death of former intel ceo andy grove. now with me to discuss, our intel reporter, ian king. he met andy many times. i want to touch on something that ben mentioned, how he became this way. how did he become so great? share a little about his story. ian: he wrote a moving book about that process, his childhood growing up in europe during the war in east

in zuckerberg were seeing a deed decrease in it revenue which is good. it probably means were not using the capitated services and hospitals because hopefully, there've been better taken care of in primary care and an increase in deeper service revenue at san francisco general, which is privatizing some of our services and having better capture. i like that friend, but i don't know, over reading it. be interested in the future since this such an important area it would if you can expand that part of the report because i don't know if we get the sense of our efficiency from the service data we are reading and this financial data maybe, but that's a global indicator of dollars following patients and the dollars in the right place and doing a good job. am i reading this properly? >> thanks for the comments. in one area in the capitated revenues, at the french general, that is actually due to our rate cut. that is actually a little bit to the fed side instead of pain you directly dollars per month were going to pay you 95%. so it's not actual utilization but

deal involving property behind zuckerberg's palo alto home. the developer claimed that zuckerberg never followed through on a promise to introduce him to wealthy friends as potential clients. zuckerberg's attorney says the case was dismissed with no payment to the developer. >>> google plans to cut down about 160 trees. it's developing its charleston east site in mountain view. 100 trees are considered heritage trees. they are older, large and valuable. but an environmental group says they are not worth fighting over because they are either dead or dying. this new development is next to the google plex on north shore line boulevard. right now it's an open field. but when it's done, it's expected to feature a two-level building, bike and walking paths, and native plants and trees. the public, you will be invited to comment on a plan at a meeting later this month. >>> sleep experts say it's a good idea to put down the smartphone before you go to bed. >> no! >> yes. they say that glowing light may interfere with your chance of getting a good nigh

facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg met with the chinese official in beijing. this is all part of an effort for facebook to share its experience with chinese companies and help them develop a more beneficial internet. china has also called for a global internet governing system to regulate online use. critics say that could violate freedom of expression. right now facebook, twitter and other western social media sites are banned in china. >>> apple unveiling new gadgets and a look into oil and corruption in brazil. that's all ahead in business this week. cnbc's michelle caruso-cabrera has a preview for us. >> reporter: key reports shine new light multi-billion corruption scandal. the company finally releasing results for last year which could put hard numbers on the cost in both dollars and also jobs lost. back here in the u.s., apple is expected to announce a new smaller iphone as well as an updated ipad. apple may also comment on its ongoing encryption battle with the fbi or it may wait until tuesday when a court hearing is scheduled to debate whether apple s

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mark zuckerberg, the visionary founder, best conference call of the year so far.e turned a company into a $239 billion entity in just a dozen years, though when you put it that way, it's pretty impressive. since becoming public in may of to 12, facebook has rallied 179., and 56% gape in the s&p over the same period. people were concerned about how facebook would actually made money, but he's made doubters look like morans. facebook is perhaps the best mortgage started way for companies to advertise. remember, facebook owns your online identity. that is huge, boy, to advertisers love that. beyond that, he's shown real vision in making a series of acquisitions that were panned at the time that turned out to be brilliant. my kids don't like facebook anymore, but line instagram. hello. you know what, what'sup, and they're all going to seem like cheap deals. he's been consistently focused on growing the user base. that's when he starts to monetize it. it's a strategy that works very well. and despite being surprised initially by the rise of mobile, facebook has embrace

meanwhile, facebook ceo, mark duri zuckerberg jumps 10 spots on the list of the world's richest people to number 6, his net worth rising about 1$11 billion in the past 12 months to an estimated 44.6 billion. there are 1800 billionaires but mr. gates keeps the top spot. the number 1 for 17 of the past 22 years. >>> at&t is launching options for director tv this fall for millennials and cord cutters, they work with any device at&t arranges to host the app. directtv for people who want to watch on their smartphone and preview, a little snack contented for free, no details on pricing yet. at&t says it will be cheaper than current direct tornado watch bundles but you won't have access to premium features. >> streaming, still the name of the game. thank you very much. >>> 4:49 right now. if absence makes the heart grow fo fonder, no one could have any more fondness for planet earth than astronaut scott kelly. the astronaut carried him and two astronauts from kaz zyrgyzk. this is the longest an american has been in space. his identical twin brother, mark actually retired five years ago. >> im