drawing board for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. his plan had been to tear down the four houses surrounding his own in palo alto putting up smaller cottages instead. now the architectural review board is recommending the idea be shot down saying it won't support the building of a compound. >> the design had a lot of fences that were sort of blocking that off or turning the developed away from the street. so that was part of the concern. >> reporter: zuckerberg bought the properties for $43 million. as a way to ensure privacy. the new smaller structures could have been used for guests or entertaining. neighbors -- the project raised some red flags. >> i think it was the right decision. i don't like to see homes in palo alto turned into large compounds. for wealthy people. i have nothing against zuckerberg. >> reporter: some neighbors support the project specifically because they like zuckerberg and his wife. >> as far as i'm concerned, they are wonderful neighbors and we have the benefit of these nice guards up and down the street. >

mark zuckerberg and wife dr.ercilla chan, $3 billion toward curing, preventing and managing all disease by the end of the century. >> this was a big goal. we thought this was really aggressive when we got started but we spent the last few years by going out and talking to dozens and dozens of top scientists and experts who really believe this is possible. >> trevor: wow, man. i dream of having one of those billionaire t-shirts one day. they look simple, but they're not. but that's right, people, facebook is going to cure all disease, yes. you know your old racist uncle? good news, he's immortal now! ( laughter ) but it makes sense that mark zuckerberg wants to cure every disease because think about it, once old people die, there is going to be no one left using facebook! yeah! ( laughter ) this new project is called the chan-zuckerberg initiative, not to be confused with the four chan-zuckerberg initiative which just makes fun of people with diseases, a completely different organization. not saying it's not admir

>>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife dr. priscilla chan have opened a new chapter in their philanthropy. after donating millions toward education, they are now throwing $3 billion to the ambitious goal of all but eliminating disease as we know it. carolyn tyler from our station from san francisco with the story. >> reporter: it is an ambitious vision the power couple shared, donating $3 billion over the next decade to jump start research that will cure, prevent or manage all disease by the end will ever get sick, but it means our children and their children should get sick a lot less. >> reporter: zuckerberg says most people die today of four types of diseases, cancer, heart, neurological or infectious. he believes the answer is to fund research to create new tools and technologies to understand and target the source. >> if we can help develop the new tools that allow us to see these categories of diseases and new ways to experiments, we can empower scnt world to make much faster progress and breakthroughs in these areas. >>

i have nothing against zuckerberg. he runs a good company. >> reporter: but not all neighbors were against the plan. this person lives next door to the project an welcomed it. >> i really feel as though, um, the -- mark zuckerberg and his wife have done great things for the community and i think it would be a tasteful project if they just made some revisions that would make it more appealing. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg may have lost this round but the fight to get his project built doesn't end. his architects will be back in front of the city's review panel in mid-november with revisions. reporting live in palo alto, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> a bizarre and deadly incident on a bay area freeway. a flying object hit a driver in the neck and killed him. chp thinks that this metallic nut went through the windshield of a van hitting an 82-year-old man. it's about 3" across. it happened at about 1 p.m. on 101 northbound in menlo park near willow road. the van then crashed into a center divider. the san mateo county coroner

it sparked a controversy between mark zuckerberg and elon musk.e is his quote he put up on his facebook page. "i'm here in africa. i'm disappointed to hear that spacex's launch failure destroyed our satellite that would have provided connectivity to so many entrepreneurs and everyone else across the continent." musk queetplus -- musk tweeted a comment and said it might be an anomaly. >> i think it was an anomaly. this is about ego and mark zuckerberg being embarrassed by being in kenya speak being the success of the launch that was supposed to go off tomorrow. and i think elon musk can't be too pleased with the failure of the space launch as well. i think he took the high road by saying next to nothing. and his -- i think zuckerberg had traveled to kenya, had spoken about the success of the internet, and i think they are very different personalities, and i'm not surprised by zuckerberg taking umbrage at this anomaly. liz: so two he goes going at it. yes, insurance could cover it. but is there a risk for spacex? this is a high-profile explosion. zu

mark zuckerberg and his pediatrician wife, dr. chan, are donating $3 billion over the next decade to try to wipe out, prevent, or manage all disease by the end of the century. >> what doesn't mean that no one will ever get sick. but it does mean our children and their children should get second a lot less. zuckerberg said most die today of cancer, heart, neurological or infectious diseases and believes the answer is to fund research to create new tools and technologies toed in and target the source. >> if we can help develop the new tools that allow us to see the categories of diseases in new ways, then we can empower scientists all around the world to make faster progress and breakthroughs in the areas. this is where the scientific and medical researchers from stanford, cal and ucfs will collaborate. >> scientists are very independent. they have not naturally always wanted to collaborate or to work in teams. but that is the way failure. >> microsoft's bill gates applauds the goal and while you may think it sounds pore like scienc

. >>> still to come here, it's probably not a word that mark zuckerberg is used to hearing. no.home in palo alto have been rejected, and what happens next. >>> tracking a big warm-up for the bay area weekend. we might see some upper 90s, maybe a triple digit number shows up. i will let you know which day is the hottest and what you can expect for your bay area weekend. ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪ ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. ♪keep on the sunny side ♪always on the sunny side ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪ >>> two major ski resorts in tahoe plan to open earlier this year than in past seasons. these pictures were taken from kirkwood earlier this week. you can see snow at the top of the mountains. squaw valley and alpine meadows are planning to open between november 11th and the 18th. that's a week and a half earlier than

mark zuckerberg is an investor. what do you think makes this company so special?ela is a place for delivering social results. i'm sure jeremy talked about it but they essentially look, starting in nigeria, they look for nigerians and connect them international involvement and teams that work. createnderful way to income and employment for nigerians and africans in general, also being able to transfer skills they can use to create other companies within nigeria. a sense of size, nigeria has a population of 180 million. the unemployment rate among , about half a0% million graduates go out each , around 250,000 of them do not have jobs. it's a huge problem. think, under jeremy johnson leadership has shown there is a way to deliver value and create social change as well. it is a wonderful company. emily: you are a multi-time on your startups. now you're running another company. we will have to have you back to talk about that. thank you so much for joining us . time to take a trip back in time with the stay intact -- 13 years ago today, nasa and the mission or its spa

mark zuckerberg has said he was deeply disappointed by this setback. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2,600 ournalists and analysts in 120 different countries. japan coming back online. their bellies are full. how are they feeling, juliette? >> we have seen the yen weaken a little in the last couple of minutes of trade. so yes, we are seeing the nikkei off a little. down by .1% as it comes back. it was fairly flat just up by almost .1% before that break. elsewhere, a bit of a mixed picture and waiting game ahead of the nonfarm payrolls number coming from the u.s. later on. shanghai is fairly flat and has been fluctuating in between positive and negative territory today as it so wants to do very often. hong kong looking quite good up by another half of 1% so leading the gains in the region similar to what we saw during thursday's session. a lot of gains in the region coming from tech stocks today and you can see by this new 1% drop on the a.s.x. 200 no surprise raw material producers are being sold off. with the exception of gold players.

mark zuckerberg is an investor, and you are an investor. think makes this company so special? guest: andela is a wonderful place for delivering national as well as social results. i'm sure jeremy talked about it but they essentially look, starting in nigeria, they look anda nigerian with aptitude connect them with u.s. or international involvement and teams that work. it a wonderful way to create income and employment for nigerians and africans in general, and also being able to transfer skills they can use to create other companies within nigeria. to give a sense of size, nigeria has a population of 180 million. the unemployment rate among graduates is 50%, about half a million graduates go out each year, around 250,000 of them do not have jobs. it's a huge problem. and the government policies have failed. andela i think, under jeremy johnson leadership has shown -- jeremy johnson's leadership, has shown there is a way to deliver value and create social change as well. it is a wonderful company. emily: you are a multitime entrepreneur, now

the damage impacted mark zuckerberg in an attempt to expand internet access into africa, the company had a$195 million satellite that went up in flames. mark zuckerberg is in africa and responded on facebook saying he was deeply disappointed about the file your. >>> it's time for a check of weather and traffic at 5:44. >>> good morning, outside where we have rain. you can see off to our west heavy rainfall with slower moving storms and some starting to get close to the front range mountains. there's areas of fog but not quite as widespread. heavy rainfall up close to glenwood spring trainings. he have a rainfall this morning. rifle a little bit of heavy crested butte your rain is developing. scattered showers filling in more from steamboat springs up into walden. red feather lakes you're getting a bit as well and boulder county some light rain. this afternoon there's a chance for bigger thunderstorms here in denver in fort collins and all the way down south and east into the plains. the biggest threats today are hail and heavy rainfall. some could produce hail we hit earlier this wee

. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg is putting his money where his mouth is. here's your morning tech bytes. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg is putting his billions to good use. >> they are committing $3 billion over the next decade to end all disease. >> they are developing tools and measures to treat illnesses. >>> getting involved in automotive technology. mclaren denies talks about investments with apple but not working with them. >>> the sneakers from "back to the future" are going on sale after thanksgiving and will be charged with batteries. the price hasn't been announced yet and is apparently "high ". >>> kind of cool looking though. the maker of epipen in the hot seat over raising the life saving medicine's price. the c eo claims it's not as bad as it seems. >>> what one officer wants >>> it's 5:00 a.m. and this local teen is on the run. >>> the final push to the november election is almost here. get ready to see more politicians here in collrado where mike pence and ivanka trump will be today. what's happening in charlotte. >> protests turning

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the billions of dollars the zuckerbergs committed to help. >>> the bathroom vanity turned from bright white to dingy yellow. i'm michael finney. 7 on your side helps. >>> wind gusts exceed 40 miles per hour in some locations. i'll give you a look at how long the pattern will last in the accuweather forecast coming up. >> thanks, spencer. >>> later, going crazy for in and out across the pond. hundreds of people 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 advice from the sleep experts, it's no wonder more than a million people fall asleep each night on a sleep train mattress! ♪ sleep train [train horn] ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> we're following breaking news in charlotte, north carolina. this is a live picture. protests again over a deadly police shooting continuing right now. once again, they are turning violent. our abc sister station in charlotte reports shots have been

mark zuckerberg said he was appointed, but still committed. mr.he first step is to make sure that there is internet access everywhere. some areas don't get good signal, so we're launching satellites to beam down internet. reporter: the explosion happened just as spacex had ambitious plans for the future. for the first time. , flying a reusable rocket, one that has already been into space. and ferrying nasa astronauts into orbit, like these on a spacewalk today. that was due to start this year or the year after. than their omissions to mars, the first penciled in -- then there are missions to mars, the first penciled in for 2018. last year, a rocket blew up while launching. is the company moving too fast? >> they have been very good about paying attention to quality and reliability. this is an. unusual occurrence they had failures -- this is an unusual occurrence. they had failures before. , but failures are part of the rocket business. reporter: when i met elon musk, he was obviously passionate about space. mr. musk: we are entering a new era of s

e ron musk and facebook founder mark zuckerberg. it was carrying a satellite that zuckerberg was hoping to use to bring the internet to remote parts of africa. the costly explosion has created tensions between zuckerberg and musk. >>> three mosquitoes collected from a trap in miami beach has tested positive for the zika virus. it's the first time mosquitoes have been positive for zika in the u.s. the discovery does not come as a surprise, though. the disease is most dangerous for pregnant women because it can cause severe birth defects. >>> time is 4:24, a young woman from the east bay has found a way to say thank you to firefighters who helped save her life more than ten years ago. she plans to take part in a grueling challenge and will not let her physical and mental disabilities stand in the way. ktvu's rob roth has more. >> reporter: kendra windrikc has a special bond with the firefighters from the east contra costa fire protection district. >> they saved my life, and i would do the exact same thing for them. >> reporter: the fi

mark zuckerberg said he was going to give away most of his vast fortune -- and it appears he was serious. the facebook c-e-o has sold nearly 300 million dollars in stock over the past month. even so -- that's just a small portion of his 54 billion dollar net worth. zuckerberg promised to give away most of his stock to most of his give away most of his stock to charity over his lifetime. okay this next story is one you'll be talking about for awhile.we've all heard of support turkey? a washington state woman has an emotional support turkey, named "sammi". mary pearce says the bird helps her cope with pain from lupus and depression. pierce says she never imagined having a turkey as a pet. but she can't imagine life without her feathered friend. investigators say...he ran down three phoenix police officers...now... he's sitting in jail...the latest on what happened when he went before a judge overnight... rapper ?nelly --- hasn't really been relevant in years. but that's not from trying to bail him out of some serious trouble with the >>> trump putting his money where his mouth is, he's exp

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>> i don't think it was a coincidence that zuckerberg was in africa when this was set to launch. he's there talking to entrepreneurs in nigeria, kenya, making a first ever trip to subsaharan africa. talking to people about building businesses, connecting the world. this is extremely close not only to his mission for faceback but to him permly he wants to be the person to bring these people online and help them have better connectivity. the ofolks behind the satellite are concerned about losing facebook as a customer. how crucial was this particular satellite to the internet.org plan and can they easily get another one? >> well, when it comes to satellites it's not easy to get another one. these are projects that take a very long time to come to fruition. this is something zuckerberg was excited about and talking about being a crucial part of the subsaharan african connectivity strategy as early as act of last year. he mentioned this as a key pillar of his strategy. there are other things he's doing. there are the drones that facebook has been working on, there's some radio-based

eradicating all disease by the end of the century, the $3 billion initiative announced by mark zuckerberg and his wife. >>> a cool breezy pattern is going to too into the first day of fall. i look at what you can expect coming up. >> growing concern over student's safety following aserious of sexual assaults. >> developing news out ef charlotte. protestors face off with police following the shooting of a black man by authorities and conflicting stories about whether or not he had a gun >>> new at 6:00 voters are get being ready to vote on proposition q it's an effort to get rid of homeless encampments in san francisco. we talked to antiviolence advocates and homeless women about the push for the proposition. >> reporter: she lives in a tent behind the best buy store. >> i use this fishing line. >> reporter: she said she's never been sexually assaulted but she knows a woman that has. a new san francisco police department crime analysis showed 13 reported rained in tent encampments this year. >> the number one reason that these are daiption is pause of the assaults. >> reporter: some lawmak

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to remind you mark zuckerberg has said he'll give away his entire fortune throughout his life. how will they fight disease? literally, what what we're hearing from dr. chan who is a pediatrician, they'll try to end disease. no reason not to think big. sam, you mentioned the fed decision on interest rates as well this morning. no rate hike. though, as you point out, the fed does say a rate hike -- reasons for a rate hike has strengthened. bottom line, they kicked the can down the road. >>> tesla will roll out a software update to its cars tonight. it the make the self-driving software better. elon musk says the software would have prevented the crash in florida. there is also a feature we did not expect. musk tells us there will be a maximum temperature feature that prevents the inside of a parked tesla from getting too hot, presumably by turning on the air-conditioning to protect kids. kris and sam, a clever idea. at this point a little fuzzy on how it's going to work exactly, but we'll wait for that announcement. lots of different billionaires all over silicon valley keeping k

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zuckerberg and his wife, dr. priscilla chan. they are donating $3 billion over the next decade, they have a big goals, curing, preventing or managing all disease by the end of the century. last year upon the birth of their daughter, the company announced they would girp give away 99% of their facebook shares to charitable causes. and a programming note. i sat down exclusively with priscilla chan, you can see that morning on "today." >>> now to one of those lists that makes nobody happy. what is the number one happiest song in the world? well, according to a new study this is. "don't stop me now" by queen. also on the list, abba's "dancing queen" and the beach boys' "good vibrations." the survey looked at limits like tempo, lyrics and themes. so let the debate begin. >>> when we come back, the big payout to the man who inspired the world all from this one photo. brought to you by pacific life, helping generations of families achieve long-term financial security for over 145 tonight, an update on a story that touched so many of ou

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. >>> also, why facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife announce they're giving away >>> imagine your child is severely ill and antibiotic that can help them. drug-resistant superbugs are becoming more common. the world health organization today called these deadly bacteria, quote a fundamental threat to human health development and security. tonight dr. john torres takes us inside the military's secured lab helping lead the fight against the superbug. >> these are some of the last photos of simon sparrow. taken just before the 18-month-old suddenly became ill and died. the cause of death? infection called mrsa. >> the parent's worst nightmare. you're just in a state of -- complete disbelief. >> scientists are predicting that by 2050, superbugs could kill 10 million people a year. more than the number who currently die from cancer. >> is this a battle or is this a war? >> this is a flat-out war. >> on the front lines of the fight in the u.s., the military. which runs the world's largest survan superbugs. the goal? to find them there's an outbreak. >> once the antibiotics are gone

. >> mark zuckerberg and who he plans to flej money to. >>> part of the reason all the warm air today on the warm size. 6 degrees for the last day of summer. the summer temperatures hold on. i'll explain in the forecast. >> eagles are back for practice. ducis rodgers is live and will hear from carson wentz when we return in a moment. >>> we want to take you to charlotte, north carolina. it appears most of the protesters are breaking up now. only a few are left. between 9:00 and 10:00 was the worst of it. one person is fighting for his life. a civilian shot or injured by another civilian. police fired tear gas canistered and wore their body armor. they had to come out to maintain peace and fight off the protesters. six police officers were injured in charlotte, tonight. a lot of the activity, the violence happening outside the omni hotel. >>> in health check, the ceo of a pharmaceutical company that hiked the price of the epipen was in the hot seat today. they grilled her to find out why the device costs $600, instead of $100. her salary rose to $19 million. >> the increase? >> i am bl

chan wiped awa >>> new at noon zuckerberg and his wife announced their big next initiative on facebook live about an hour ago. priscilla cried as she talked about her mission to help children thrive. >> by investing in science today, we hope to build a future in which all of our children can live long and rewarding lives. [ pause ] >> so today we're partnering with scientists, doctors, engineers and universities to achieve this goal. our aim is to bring together teams of innovative scientists and engineers to build transformational tools that unlock a new era of accelerated progress in science and health. for this initiative, we'll be investing more than $3 billion over the next decade to achieve our collective mission. [ applause ] >> she and mark zuckerberg made the announcement in san francisco. she says they are investing in basic science research with the goal of curing diseases. >>> today the ceo of the pharmaceutical company mylan is testifying before a congressional committee about the skyrocketing cost of epipens. the devices are used to give emergency shots to people with sud

. >> mark zuckerberg and who he plans to flej money to. >>> part of the reason all the warm air today on the warm size. 6 degrees for the last day of summer. the summer temperatures hold on. i'll explain in the forecast. >> eagles are back for practice. ducis rodgers is live and will hear from carson wentz when we return in a moment. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i just cannot support donald trump. >>> we want to take you to charlotte, north carolina. it appears most of the protesters are breaking up now. only a few are left. between 9:00 and 10:00 was the worst of it. one person is fighting for his life. a civilian shot or injured by another civilian. police fired tear gas canistered and wore their body armor. they had to come out to maintain peace and fight off the protesters. six police officers were injured in ch

. >>> facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife making a massive financial commitment aimed at ending diseases. the couple says they will spend $3 billion over the next decade to accelerate basic scientific research. the money will fund work at a new research center that's in san francisco. zuckerberg says the ultimate goal is to cure or manage all century. >>> iconic america burger chain gave the british a taste of why there's so many devoted customers in the western u.s. >> in-n-out burger opened in four-hour popup restaurant in london and the lines were endless. the only advanced notice, a small black and white ad in the local newspaper but the word quickly spread on twitter. some people waited as long as five hours for a chance to get a double-double or other in-and-out burgers. >> i hope by the time they got there, you order animal style otherwise it's just a waste. >> is that right? >> yeah. >> never been to an in-n-out burger. >> what? breaking news. >> shocking. i haven't gone to a place that serves meat. >> but it's an in-and-out burger. >> i have had the fries. >> you used t

it's good if the public knows mark zuckerberg has a bias.ut the use and misuse of government to restrict first amendment rights in a national debate you can hardy miss every day when you pick up the newspapers to regulate and restrict speech and target certain viewpoints and speakers and push them out of the public debate. lou: which speakers. >> particularly conservative speakers right now. 2002 and 2003 marked the high water mark for the left's control of speech generally because the left believes the government needs to regulate speech much like the college campus. where the central administration on college campus gets to invite and disinvite speakers and protect the students from ideas that might be unsettling. the midwest believes the country as a whole should be regulated that way. right now the free speech is winning because of the roberts court. but that has so frustrated the left that the left is attempting to put it back in the bottle at the securities and exchange commission, the federal election comikses another irs where they t

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. >> plus a multi billion dollars pledge from zuckerberg. jill wagner joins us live. >> reporter: good morning. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and $3 billion over the next decade to cure disease. part of their investment would include a $600 million research in san francisco called the biohub. >>> hi poll at a has a new strategy. they want to reassure customers the food is safe. the ceo appears in a new video touting safety improvements like hit poll at this sales plun -- chipotle sales plunged last year. >>> the future is almost here, nike's self-lacing back-to-the future sneaker hits the sales. it has a button on the tongue it automatically adjusts the laces. no word on the cost. chris i think it's safe to assume we'll put this on the birthday list. jill, absolutely. >> i don't know how many birthday gifts we have to officially get you because it >> so jill actually at her office --. >> reporter: we'll have to pool our resources. >> she has a list hanging on her wall. >> jill, thank you. >>> so now we have self-lacing sneakers while we order

. >>> mark zuckerberg puts tape on his computer and so does the fbi director. why they are urging you to do the same tonight for your own protection. >>> looks like a tiny fitbit that can be implanted into your body. a bay area professor tells us how it can revolutionize medicine. ,,,,,,,, trapped inside. but jackie ward shows us: when ave her pet. . >>> bay area home goes up in flames with a lab named buddy trapped inside. jackie ward shows us when the owner tried to save her dog she ended up in handcuffs. "we had a lot of concern for her safety. she was yelling, 'i want to die with my dog' and so we had to step in and do what we did to keep her from running into a burning building." (:08) this is sara o'brien fighting with san mateo police office her building an . >>> it's a dog owner's nightmare watching your home on fire knowing your dog is inside. >> she was yelling i want to die with my dog. we had to step in to keep her from running into a burning building. >> we placed her under arrest. we had people stands big for her safety. we gave her some time to k

ceo mark zuckerberg spoke of it earlier on a trip to africa. but after the crash, regrouping, and eventually a plan to move forward. >> when you pick up the pieces figuratively and move forward and try again. >> sinclair vas knows about the relationship of technology and space. his instrumentation will help nasa launch next week. he says set backs like this are always tough. >> it is very frustrating for those who spend years working on a particular satellite when it blows up but it is part of exploring the frontier and it will happen. >> more launches are in the works with technology on board. mark zuckerberg on the facebook page says he was disappointed in the crash but he will move forward. the nasa launch, by the way, aimed at an asteroid is still set. >>> forecasters say this storm will get worse. a i life threatening situation is how governor rick scott is describing hurricane hermine. he announced mand evacuations today. >> scary for residents there. >> definitely is and you know, just as these tropical systems go, it strengthened up qui

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. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg and their wife priscilla chan has announced a new goal, to cure, prevent or manage all disease by the end of the century, they are putting up $3 billion over the next 10 years to fund basic medical research leading to breakthroughs in several areas instead of focusing on particular diseases pick the city were inspired by the birth of their daughter max 10 months ago and by chance work as a pediatrician. >> from making a devastating diagnosis of leukemia to sharing with the family that we are unable to resuscitate their child, in those moments and many others, where the limit of what we understand about the human body and disease. >> chane and zuckerberg said they spent the past two years working with scientists to develop the initiative before going public in san francisco yesterday, $600 million will go to start the bio hub, an independent research center that will be houston ucsf in collaboration with uc berkeley and stanford university.>> a lofty goal. that kind of money goes a long way.>> it is. >>> 4:43 am, will check the roadways here early

facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and wife want to cure all diseases.he couple is vowing to donate $3 billion -- billion dollars over the next decade in an effort to cure, manage or eradicate all diseases by the end of the century. the donation includes 600 million earmarked for a new research center at upsf. the center will run as a collaboration between ucsf and stanford. dr. chan, emotionally recalled seeing young kids sick during her time as a pediatrician, and that's what drives her now. >> in those moments, and many others, we are at the limit of what we under about the human body and disease. the science behind medicine. the limit of our ability to alleviate suffering. we want to push back that boundary. >> now, again, that doesn't mean no one will ever get sick. it does mean people should get sick a lot less and when they do, we should be able to identify it quickly and treat it. >> zuckerberg and chan have previously committed to donating 99% of their wealth. they have spent the past two years meeting with scientists and experts to plan this la