people love working with zuckerberg.very constructive way of working with his senior leadership team. it is funny hearing people talk about sheryl sandberg being a potentially strong candidate to go to uber and take over kalanick's job. there is no way that will happen. she does not want another job. is the topcop -- she candidate any ceo searcher would want. senator, governor, maybe president of the united states. for the time being, she loves her job, loves working with zuckerberg. and he is good at learning from his co-executives and not thinking of himself as superior. he is revered at the company, but he works very constructively with his leadership team. i do not think that is the way kalanick did it at all. emily: let's get back to kalanick. there is broader concern about the overall arrogance of founders and silicon valley. what lessons can founders and investors take from what happened in uber? there was a lot of talk about the greed of investors in enabling kalanick. that is a very legitimate point. he seemed t

zuckerberg said 100 million facebook users are currently in meaningful groups. he hopes to make it 1 billion in the near future. >>> b.a.r.t. is backtracking on a policy to find passengers who take up more than one seat. today the board of directors voted to repeal the seat hog ordinance approved last year. the idea's not dead. the board will look at establishing a pilot program in the future. some board directors feared it would target the wrong people. >> my concern was, for travelers, for folks who are coming from our airports, for mothers, for folks with numerous children who arender 5, if you're over 5 you have to pay r tickets, they themselves would also be in violation of our one seat policy. >> the board also voted to increase fares for some riders. starting in january, anyone using paper tickets will have to pay 50 cents surcharge. b.a.r.t. is extending youth fare discounts to age 18. but reduce the discount to 50% of adult fares. >>> all right. here's the picture that will cool you down. a live look from the sutro tower camera. the fog coming back in.

zuckerberg said 100 million facebook users are currently in meaningful groups. he hopes to make it 1 billion in the near future. >>> b.a.r.t. is backtracking on a policy to find passengers who take up more than one seat. today the board of directors voted to repeal the seat hog ordinance approved last year. the idea's not dead. the board will look at establishing a pilot program in the future. some board directors feared it would target the wrong people. >> my concern was, for travelers, for folks who are coming from our airports, for mothers, for folks with numerous children who are under 5, if you're over 5 you have to pay for tickets, they themselves would also be in violation of our one seat policy. >> the board also voted to increase fares for some riders. starting in january, anyone using paper tickets will have to pay 50 cents surcharge. b.a.r.t. is extending youth fare discounts to age 18. but reduce the discount to 50% of adult fares. >>> all right. here's the picture that will cool you down. a live look from the sutro tower camera. the fog coming back

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it has been several years since mark zuckerberg sat down with a journalist for an interview.ebook's almost at 2 billion users. you think about the amount of reach that has, the impact. and a lot of us are asking about the future of facebook and that impact. and mark zuckerberg has been speaking the future of facebook so much so he's decided to completely over haul the mission. i had the opportunity to sit down with his here in chicago. take a listen. >> i used to think that if we just work to give people a voice and help people connect, that was going to make the world all better by itself. but now i feel like we have a responsibility to do even more. because today a lot of society is divided, right, so it's pretty clear just giving people a voice and connecting people isn't enough. >> reporter: it's an admission by one of the most flunchs tech leaders that the world's most popular social media network needs to change. >> so today we're going to set a new mission to set our course as a company for the next decade. and the full former mission statement is going to be to give p

everybody would be entitled to it whether you are mark zuckerberg or someone homeless. they can't be right. the problem out of the box that i see is are you going to means tested? if you are, how is it an improvement over what we already have? >> bill: 2,000 or $3,000 a month. they think robots are going to take everybody's job. >> that's part of the premise that i think -- i am open to new ideas. i am deeply skeptical of this but i think what we should look for is evidence on how does it work? how does it work in america or in a western society? mark zuckerberg is worth somewhere around $60 billion, barely edging the outcome i will confess great he's got some money to play with. give or take a few tens of billions of dollars. take a modest sized county in america, mark, and shall outcome up pony up with your own money and let's see how it works in one county and see what the effects are. wouldn't be a perfect analogy but i would like to see some evidence, and he has the means to get us some evidence. >> i am moving to that county. >> not only charles murray. this idea

zuckerberg created facebook.s is god and the church will be around a lot longer than zuckerberg and facebook are. i believe that technology can enhance the ministry of the church. we had 500,000 people from 192 countries participate in our internet worship surfaces. technology can enhance the ministry of the church but it will never replace the church. >> martha: you visit some cities and you see churches that are now antique stores or churches that are nightclubs. i always think it's sad when i see that. when you're dining in a restaurant and oh, this used to be a church. that's disturbing when you look at where things are headed. when you look at the fact that 36% of millennial say they have no affiliation with any church. mark zuckerberg might be onto something here. >> we all have a need for community. god created us where we need human touch and community and that's why god designed the family and he designed the church. but that need for human companionship will never be satisfied by curling up with your la

one of the companies doing a lot of soul searching is mark zuc r zuckerbe zuckerberg.decade. it used to be about connecting individuals, making us more open and connected. he says saying it's about connecting communities and bringing the world closer together. he feels strongly about this. he sat down here in chicago to tell me why he's deciding to rethink facebook's mission. it's been a year of tough questions for facebook. fake news distributed across the platform. terrorists spreading propaganda. and mark zuckerberg has been doing some soul searching. >> i used to think if we just work to give people a voice and help people connect that was going to make the world all better by itself. now i feel like we have a responsibility to do even more. today a lot of society is divided, right, and so it's pretty clear that just giving people a voice and connecting people isn't enough. >> it's an admission by one of the most influential tech leaders that the world's most popular social media network needs to change. >> so tu we're going to set a new mission, to set our course

. >>> also mark zuckerberg setting his sielgts beyond facebook, the rumorers circuiting with a about possible to run for president. >> 50 degree in san francisco see we see fog building in just as we saw this morning. how long can we expect to keep the cooler temps in the forecast eye i'll have a breakdown in a bit. the fallout from the "grenfell tower apartment fire" in london continues. authorities evacuated 800 >>> the fallout from the grenfell tour apartment fire in london continues. authorities evacuated 800 apartments in london last night after respecters decided they were not safe pch last week's fire killed 80 people. take a look at this inferno. almost unthingable. it touched off intensive speculations. . it forced people to scramble for a place to live. >> at 2:00 in the morning you're not thinking. it was just a panic. grab what you grab and leave the flat. >> some evacuees booked hotel rooms but others spent the night at a community center. police are considering manslaughter charges in the fire. the material used in the building failed several safety tests. it's believ

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cheryl: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg wants to go hollywood. about his big plans for television shows. cheryl: farmer batboy martin shkreli. what to expect coming out. lauren: los angeles rally. expect secular finish for jourdan spieth. cheryl: and a bodyguard. 5:31 a.m. in new york. monday, june 26. good morning. i am lauren simonetti. cheryl: welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. transfer republican senators making a demand on a bill to repeal and replace obamacare. senate leaders are pushing for a vote on the measures this week. some republicans want more money for opioid addiction while others remain divided over medicaid and regulation. meanwhile, president trump on "fox and friends" over the weekend and democrats need to drop their theme of resistance. >> it would be so great that democrats and republicans would get together, wrapped their arms around it and come up with something everybody is happy with. it's so easy but we get one democrat vote -- not one. lauren: durbin said the gop bill as one-side

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. >> mark zuckerberg on a mission. how he hopes to change the negative way people act online. >> and we have jimmy. >>> ray rom ono is my guest. ray roman o music and hsht do not change the channel. >> happening now the president is gearing up to sign a bill tomorrow to make it easier to fire departments of veterans affairs employees. the bill prompted by 2014 scandal where someone died waiting for care. we posted the story on the website. paramount pictures is shooting a move in marchen this week. you check out the information on the facebook page back in a moment with more. ♪ ♪ 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. the conroversy surrounding tomorrow )s annual trans >>> we're getting back to the story in san francisco. the controversy surrounding tomorrow's annual trans march

so a great example is mark zuckerberg and priscilla chan, so mark zuckerberg of course made his fortunein facebook, he and priscilla chan, his wife was a pediatrician is going to give away all that money which is now about $50 billion of zuckerberg's stock in facebook, his first big move as a philanthropist was giving $100 million to newark to try to improve the newark school system and that effort was very criticized for not giving enough buy-in in a community participation and i think they really walked away and learned that you really need to listen more and so when i interviewed priscilla, they turned around and gave me a bigger gift to schools in silicon valley for $120 million and have done a completely different today, they listened to all the leaders. when i interviewed priscilla chan for the book she said i know every one of these school districts and they are stakeholders. they're not a top-down effort so i think that kind of learning is really reassuring , that these people can see that the more there not often buying power and the more they're putting community stakeholders

facebook shareholders rejecting proposals on fake news app and mark zuckerberg control.ckerberg, he has majority shares. 14% of the share capital. 0ne he has majority shares. 14% of the share capital. one of the richest men in the world. most of the voting rights are in his back pocket and a couple of activist investors, including the baldwin brothers, juno capital, trying to push to agree to change terms around the promotion of fa ke change terms around the promotion of fake news and around the gender pay gap within the company. this has been rejected. we have seen more activist investors taking on big business. you just have to look at pensions companies and the remuneration of ceos to see this is a trend. thanks for your insights. for now, thanks for watching. have a nice weekend. good morning, it is friday and almost the weekend and as we go into the weekend, the weather taking a changeable turn with showers through the weekend. a fresher feel for all, but there will be sunshine and for many, for most of the weekend it will stay dry. today, we have this weather front

initiative founded by facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife, supplying $2.5 million. the catch is the city has to eventually repay the money into a pond for affordable housing. >> it is a double when. >> reporter: the zuckerberg's said they support the project in local advocates do as well. >> i am excited and happy but at the same time i'm worried. there's a real concern about what is happening in my community. >> reporter: the soprano organization is also contributing $1 million to the water rights but they will get repaid. the office project on the bay road in the primary school are chipping in as well and they are hopeful this new development will mean good things for the community. >> i am very excited and happy for the community to move forward. i hope we are going to have plenty for everybody. >> reporter: the water transfer between mountain view and east palo alto is expected to happen in august. east palo alto will get $1 million of water extra per day. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> president trump holding a campaign style rally in cedar rapids, iowa at last night, an

ceo mark zuckerberg said connecting online isn't just enough.to bring communities together. what does that mean? >> hey, victor, hey, christi, facebook with 2 billion users. think about the enormous reach facebook has. we've all been asking challenging questions of mark zuckerberg, the ceo. he's done a lot of soul searching lately. he's decided to completely overhaul the company's core mission. this is the first time he's done this. it's all been about open and connecting and now it's going to connecting communities. from connecting individuals to connecting communities. he sat down to talk to me about it. it's been a year of tough questions for facebook. fake news across the platform. terrorists spreading propaganda. and mark zuckerberg has been doing some soul searching. >> i used to think if we just work to give people a voice and help people connect, that was going to make the world all better by itself. but now, i feel like we have a responsibility to do even more. i mean, today, a lot of society is divides, right? so it's pretty fair that

chen and mark zuckerberg is giving $5 million to help educators by partnering with a local for-profit startup. can cover as much as half the down payment up to a certain amount. homeowners pay it back when they sell the home or refinance. a portion of the homes depreciation or depreciation. >> this partnership is not the end of the housing crisis. there is a lot of opportunity. >> reporter: superintendent hopes it will help retain employees who are leaving for more affordable areas. >> administrators who moved to the central valley or other parts of the state because they are ready to start families and they cannot find a home here. it is hard to keep people. >> reporter: she pays $1100 for this studio in east palo alto. even if she paid have a down payment she said it would be tough to come up with the other half. >> who knows when? you save and homes get more expensive. >> reporter: the average price of a single-family home last month was $1.5 million. making it the most expensive bay area county. while that is unattainable for some those with the partnership hope it will inspire ot

new donors who come to the scene, many made their fortunes in technology like bill gates, mark zuckerberg and other major donors arrived, some made their fortunes in finance, george soros is the most well-known of those but there are a bunch of others i talk about in my book, jim simons, the top science philanthropist and in many ways very exciting because some of america's wealthiest people are devoting their fortunes or good chunks of their fortunes to solve big problems. on the other hand the wealthy already have quite a bit of influence in american society. in case you haven't been paying attention. they have enormous influence in the corporations they run, enormous influence through their political giving which is increased dramatically in recent years and now they are wielding more influence through philanthropy and we tend to not want to criticize philanthropy because it is generally a good thing. on the other hand it is hard to ignore the fact that we had this growing class of what i call supercitizens who have disproportionate power to change public policy, to affect society, to

zuckerberg figured out, do a video.aying that snap can't do it i'm saying that snap has to say you know what, we're smart, too, but what we need is a guy who can sit down with advertisers and not be irrelevant. they are sampling. it's not going well. i'm done with you. i think twitter versus, we actually -- can we do a twitter and this is a great one. we are so lucky. twitter and snap are the same price. >> okay. which one goes to 25 first >> snap. >> no question i'm with them. >> snap would do it. >> twitter has you, no, no, which one is bigger risk i have a bilimit order for snap. we have these two huge overhangs of that. >> right >> i want to ask you this. whomts to compete with amazon. ask the same question. who want to compete with facebook right now who want to compete >> google. >> that's it and that's it. anybody else, you better just hope they want to buy you. >> what were you saying, twitter has yahoo! problems. twitter is starting to resemble their talent drain is significant. they're trying to hire people. i

but campaign rumors are swirling again after a series of posts from facebook founder mark zuckerberg. >> take a look this. here he is chatting up truckers. he wrote a lengthy post about the lives of the people he met. i would have loved to hear those conversations. and today he wished everyone a happy pride weekend. just a few hours ago, he went out and posted a picture from inside a nebraska train yard talking about infrastructure transportation and shipping and he says he is not thinking of running for president. >> coming up next, a winner of the world's ugliest dog competiti competition. >> they're all beautiful in their own way. >> a gentle giant beat out all of those chihuahuas that normally win. after the break. typically goes to tiny dogs. >>> the world's ugliest dog contest typically goes to tiny dogs, but as you were mentioning not this year. >> this is a 125-pound neapolitan mastiff. he is beautiful. oh, it's not a he. it's a she. her name is martha. she won the top prize yesterday. now, you can see she had that droopy face there. she was rescued after many people discovere

(catherine) zuckerberg was speaking at a summit in chicago... he says it's no longer enough to simply connect people online... he now wants more of them to form virtual communities....and build common ground. there's already a 'facebook groups' feature...but he wants that concept to grow. it wasn't immediately clear what zuckerberg means by 'meaningful' groups'.......but he suggests that 'facebook groups' can be a political act...and a grassroots way to address the problems of the world. mark zuckerberg/ ceo of facebook i just feel like we have a responsibility to do more in the world. when you look at the world today, giving people a voice and helping people connect are good, and they've made the world better in a lot of ways, but our society is still very divided. that means that people need to work proactively to help bring people closer together. it's not just enough to help us simply connect, we need to work to bring the world closer together. the initiative could eventually mean more money for facebook...although it doesn't currentlyshow a

. >>> billions of people are connected, coming up mark zuckerberg lays out plans for the social mediate over the next decade. >>> a rough season for the diamonds. the what has changed. ♪[music] ♪ tell me more, tell me more. ♪ did you get very far ♪ ♪ tell me more like did he have a car ♪ ♪ >> summer nights from grease requested by bill who watches our show. also happens to be a former giants pitcher. he watches us. thank you, bill. this is one of the great summer songs if you're looking for a song about summer or if you have a song that you want me to play, just hashtag me on twitter, facebook or instagram and i will do what i can to play your sopping. >> you always do, sal. thank you. >> the time is 6:55. uber's ex-ceo is still having a rough week. >> travis kalanick hired a former google engineer despite warnings that he was carrying around information from the former employer. he ripped off trade secrets before leaving the company 18 months ago. he used that data to jump start the own self-driving car research. >>> there is video of a road rage incident in southern california on a

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ceo mark zuckerberg unveiled facebook's new mission, building community.erberg wants to nudge facebook users into groups with problems, passions, and ambitions. he'll boost computer algorithms. >>> sears is closing nearly 60 stores in canada. sears canada is a publicly traded kpaechlt it was granted temporary court protection from creditors. about 3,000 jobs will be cut under court supervised restructuring. >>> and this may very well be the highest flying chicken ever. kentucky fried chicken plans to send a fried chicken sandwich to the edge of space. the spicy zinger sandwich will be launched on a high altitude balloon. yesterday's launch date was delayed. kfc said it's not just an attention-grabbing stunt. it will provide more useful information for expeditions. >> why? why, why, why? what are these serious expeditions? if you wshlgts awake, you're awake for that. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you. >>> still ahead, uniform protests. dozens of boys in england are keeping cool in skirts to protest a school policy. >> i think it's good.

ceo mark zuckerberg say it is social media site is changing mission to help us all get along.nd in sports, a big night in basketball, so-called one and done freshman rule, the nba draft, we will tell you who got the top picks. lea: looking forward to that. 531:00 a.m., good morning, i'm lea gabrielle in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, we would like to welcome you to fbn:am. all the latest breaking news, folks, there's a lot of it to get to this morning. let's talk about health care. at least four republican senators come out against the senate gop health care plan. there they are. all saying they would not vote for the bill in current form. >> we are open to negotiation but we want the bill to look more like a repeal. we are afraid that when we read the bill that it actually looks like reiteration. >> i have made clear i want to get to yes and the way to get to yes is fix the underlying problems, lower premiums and i will happily be part of it. cheryl: president trump is expressing optimism. he did an interview on "fox & friends". listen to what

barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. officials in afghanistan say three u.s. soldiers were killed and another wounded today by an afghan army commando who intentionally fired on them. the attacker was then shot and killed in return fire. the so-called "insider attack" on the americans occurred in eastern nangarhar province, south of jalalabad and near the border with pakistan. a similar attack in march, in southern afghanistan's helmand province, wounded three u.s. soldiers. the taliban has claimed responsibility for today's attack. a white house spokesman said president tru

barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. president trump's attorney general jeff sessions has agreed to testify tuesday before the same senate intelligence committee that heard from fired f.b.i. director james comey last week. it is unknown at this time whether the testimony will be in a public hearing or only behind closed doors. either way, democratic senate minority leader chuck schumer said today he has lots of questions. >> first, did he interfere with the russia investigation before he recused himself? second, what safeguards are there now so that he doesn't interfere? thi

that's what mark zuckerberg did and mike dell.people like bill george you would be fantastic. >> guys, let me pivot the conversation just slightly here. bill, does this episode change the thinking in what we all believe a disrupter needs to be, disruptive ceo innichanging industry do they need to be nice? >> no, it's not a question, nice or not nice. you have to be strong and visionary like a zuckerberg or page you don't have to be at war with the world. i think travis is modeling himself after steve jobs steve had tim there. you have to get all of these things right they were at war with too many external constituencies. i can see that three years ago i'm glad it finally happened, but you also -- i'd also like to comment on this bro culture that's too prevalent in silicon valley we need more balance there are so many talented women. we need to create a culture that's appealing to everyone that's why frances fry is going to be so critical in this organization to get that straight right away. until you do, great people won't work t

>> reporter: mark zuckerberg from facebook was invited to come today, i'm told declined saying he had a scheduling conflict. i'm also told the white house was sort of only interested here in ceo-level executives, that's why there's nobody else here from facebook. but that is a big person who's missing from the picture here today. obviously zuckerberg has been on his own sort of political-like tour of the country out there meeting with americans of every demographic in every state. you wonder whether he has political ambitions or whether it really was a scheduling conflict here at the white house. >> i know a lot of the ceos are sort of walking a fine line between trying to satisfy customers who may not like what the white house has to say and also trying to have the ear of the president to effect change. eamon, thank you for covering that in such great detail. >> reporter: you bet. >>> meanwhile the president of the federal reserve bank of new york has confidence in the economy. bill dudley said today inflation should rise alongside wages allowing the central bank to continue to gradu

barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. britain remains on high alert following last night's terrorism attack at two locations in central london. three terrorists killed seven people, first in the van attack on pedestrians on london bridge, and then stabbings at restaurants inside the nearby borough market. hospitals are treating another 48 people for injuries, 21 of them in critical condition. police shot and killed the three attackers within eight minutes of the response. today, police arrested and detained 12 people in connection with the investigation to establish whether o

. >> and mark zuckerberg what he wants facebook to be? money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> good morning, jim ape jan. futures pointing to a lower opened, yesterday dow jones fell 98, nasdaq plunged 100, it is beginning to feel like christmas when it comes to gas prices for first time since it started keeping track, gas buddy project that is prices will be lower on fourth of july then new years day, crude oil prices have plunge on word of the global over supply. >>> uber is making it easier for users to set up ride for or people like parents, grand parents, others unable to drive themselves, passenger won't need an uber app but text message identifying the driver car or pick up location >>> could billion monthly users that makes facebook the largest social media app in terms of the logged in users. ceo mark zuckerberg says that reach comes with responsibility, he wants to make facebook a force for good >>> pictures of food and babies, jim and jan. >> indeed. >> my feed is full of thos

found mark zuckerberg says it will do the opposite. >> if you want to agree on things that the country is divided on, the first thing you want to do is connect over common humanity. >> he doesn't always talk, so we've got clips. more with the interview coming up. >>> it's been a tough year of tough questions for facebook founder mark zuckerberg. how do they take on fake news and a filter bubble that divides the country? in an interview, he tells lori seigel that facebook is overhauling its mission statement. the plan is to connect communities, not just individuals. >> people are connecting over something that they have in common. there's research that shows that if you want to engage on issues that you disagree on, right, things that society is divided on, the first thing you need to do is connect over common humanity. that can be as something as simple as we both have families or we both like a tv show together, we both like the chicago cubs, or whatever it is. bringing people together and creating communities is a lot of what we can do to create more civil and productive debate on so

barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. president trump is pushing the senate to pass its bill to replace obamacare, and pushing back on former president obama's handling of russian meddling in last year's election. though mister trump has played down the russia probe for months, in an interview broadcast today, he criticized his predecessor for doing too little about the hacking of democratic party and clinton campaign emails, and attempted hacks of state election databases. >> the c.i.a. gave him information on russia a long time before the election, and i hardly see it. it's

how mark zuckerberg and his wife are pitching in to help them afford homes. >> first, the parade andcs. will the warriors accept invitation to the white house if it comes? one star player sounds off. >> severely clear in the bay area tonight. that will change a little bit tomorrow and then by the weekend, we'll be in excessive heat territory. the forecast is coming up up after a break. kpix 5's phil matier is live in martinez.. where the embattled d.a. just stepped >>> he started the day as contra costa county's top prosecutor and ended as a convicted felon. kpix 5's phil matier live in martinez where the embattled d.a. just stepped down. phil. >> that's right. and it certainly was a surprise especially the speed with which it happened. here's the story. >> reporter: contra costa county district attorney mark peterson exited court today with no comment after resigning and pleading no contest to one count of felony perjury. >> mark want to resolve this quickly and relieve his office of the struggles. >> reporter: the plea came the same day that peterson was charged with 12 counts of p

coming up mark zuckerberg setting his sights beyond facebook.umors circulating about a possible run for president. also, what will give these local athletes an edge when it comes to making the next olympics. their story next. how did we test our improved dixie ultra plates? with two pounds of steak. in each hand. dixie ultra. stress tested so you can stress less at dinner. golden gate bridge >>> good sunday morning. it is 7:29. here is a live look outside as fog and clouds cover the golden gate bridge. another cool day on tap. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper in for vicky nguyen. >> we've enjoyed a pleasant weekend and have seen consistent temps along the coast and will continue to see that. one thing we will notice more today so we were still in the mid to upper 80s in some areas yesterday. down to the low to mid-80s. you see that moisture on the camera lens. that's the marine layer bringing in the dense fog and it's keeping us in the 50s. 57 degrees and even in santa cruz in the 60s. a nice cooler set all around throughout the b

mark zuckerberg use his innocence. mark zuckerberg use his facebook page to make an announcement.since he dropped out of university to launch the website. some foot on news and the world football governing body, fifa, says confidential reports on alleged corruption about handing the world cup to kartarand corruption about handing the world cup to kartar and dubai. corruption about handing the world cup to kartarand dubai. more corruption about handing the world cup to kartar and dubai. more on that story in sport. —— cup to kartar and dubai. more on that story in sport. -- qatar. an elderly passenger has delayed the flight elderly passenger has delayed the flight by throwing coins and the engine for good luck. it delayed the flight engine for good luck. it delayed the flight by several hours because engineers had to take some time to retrieve all the coins and they did and the flight did go off. let's return now to the story in china been declared among the worst defenders on the human trafficking. we are speaking to the east asian director of amnesty international in asia. thank yo

barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. seven american sailors remain unaccounted for, following a pre-dawn collision between their ship and a container ship off the coast of japan. it happened in clear weather, but under darkness, 65 miles southwest of yokosuka, when the guided missile destroyer u.s.s. "fitzgerald" collided with a commercial container ship four times its size. the navy says the fitzgerald suffered significant damage on its right side, including the section where some of the 270-member crew had been asleep. the navy pumped out water that flooded the ship, and

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barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. senate republican leaders are working to get votes to pass their replacement for obamacare, as five of the 52 republican senators publicly oppose the bill in its current form. the senate bill, like the house bill that passed last month, phases out extra federal funds going to 31 states that expanded medicaid-- the insurance program for the poor-- under obamacare. both bills keep the obamacare rule preventing insurance companies from dropping anyone with a pre-existing condition, but allow states to make up the costs by dropping essential

so affording them the opportunity to become homeowners is very positive. >>> zuckerberg says the down plus 25% of any increase in the home's value would be paid back either when the homeowner sells or refinances the home. >>> a growing memorial at the site of yesterday's mass shooting in san francisco. i'm live at the u.p.s. facility with the very latest. >> plus, the new reward being offered in the manhunt for two georgia prison escapees. targeting fellow drivers... a month after filing a work-place >>> pop, pop, pop. six, seven shots. and then they fire five to six more outside. so quick in front of you thinking about your kids and about your coworkers. >> targeting fellow drivers a month after filing a workplace complaint. what we're learning about the gunman who shot up a u.p.s. facility in san francisco. >> good morning, it's thursday, june 15. first, setup is under way right now in oakland for the big warriors parade. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. more than a million members of "dub nation" will be packing the streets. here's the parade route starti

literally a college ropout, learned fast mark zuckerberg took criticism to help himself.ve control to a number of adults to fix things when he realized there was a problem with women left out, he brought in maxine waters to come in and empowered her to do whatever she today do. zuckerberg is the example to use here he is best of the best in this sense. >> you don't think because the world has become so pc >> you know, many factors here but the fact is you need to have leaders who can learn and grow and keep arrogance under control. >> mark zuckerberg, what was facebook originally? >> facebook was a network, and he wanted -- >> i think hot or not, right is this person hot or not? right? >> exactly >> he has matured along wait >> zuckerberg was a jerk on the road show, focussing on the wrong things, but grew up rapidly. i was critical about mark. what shocked me is about a year are a two ago he wrote me an e-mail thank you. i read your stuff. i appreciate your input. this blew my mind. and i'm hit biggest critic and he is thanking me. that's the sign of an adult. he is lear

what do you think of mark zuckerberg here? >> well, thank you for having me o on, liz.t this issue for carefully x we think that it is facebook and the other social media companies scrabbling to try to justify that they simply do not want to accept responsibility for the role that they play in society. i mean, maybe they want to compare themselves to churches, but as churches, they have the responsibility to see that their infrastructure is used for good and not for nefarious purposes that they continue to allow to happen. elizabeth: how do you see them responding when you see violence and, you know, terrorists using their network? how do they respond when violence is occurring on their live stream? >> well, they a basically, you know, in terms of the facebook live, i don't there's any real o it, to be able to post things in realtime. but they continue to refuse to accept responsibility, and they put it on all of us. we're responsible for monitoring and policing facebook, and i just don't see how they shouldn't do all that they can reasonably do to prevent nefarious use

it's a big deal because it's a change for mark zuckerberg.y changing their core mission statement, people pay attention. this is the first time in history mark zuckerberg has decided to. i think it's a bit of a moment in time. he talked to me about actually rethinking the company, rethinking the company's role in a time where there's some really challenging questions. i sat down with him here in chicago. take a listen. >> if we worked to help people connect, that would make the world better by itself. those are important things and we're still going to do things. today a lot of society is divided, right, and so it's pretty clear that just giving people a voice and connecting people isn't enough. we also have to do work to help bring people closer together. that's what the new mission is all about. bringing the world closer together so not just simply connecting but also helping to close some of the gaps. >> let me ask you how you do that, because technology to a degree has always promised to help us discover and help us learn. there's also th