why mark zuckerberg got kicked off the site. we'll explain coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "the sacramento bee" reports the d-m-v is now sending out new ithin three or fou >>> the long wait for new driver licenses in california is over. the "sacramento bee" reporting the dmv is sending out new licenses within three or four weeks of people sending in renewals. there had been a four-month wait blamed on the company that makes the new version of the licenses. one bay area lawmaker wants the contract with that company to be renegotiated to avoid problems in the future. >>> californian are older. new census figures showing the median age of people in the state is up to 35.2 years. it was 33 and a third back in 2000. in the bay area, marin county has the oldest population at 44.5 years. >>> do or die for the sharks tonight if they are going to continue toward a stanley cup championship. san pedro square is decked out in the festival play-off regalia ahead of tonight's game 7. the sharks winning the first three games of the series, but t

the reason, his name is mark zuckerberg. the same as facebook's founder. zuckerberg, there he is, he's an attorney, he said that he submitted every single piece of i.d. that he had. he was still rejected by facebook and the battle went on for nearly four months until zuckerberg got an apology letter and also a promise from facebook that his account will be reactivated. would be nice to mix up his bank account. >> yeah, no kidding. happy then, wouldn't he? >> that would be tough. >> just a few million. >>> taking a look at your thursday forecast now. more storms move in from texas to the midwest hitting des moines, st. louis, little rock and houston. showers and thunderstorms from minneapolis to memphis. snow in the northern rockies and rain in the pacific northwest. >> 57 in seattle. 73 in albuquerque. 91 in phoenix. omaha 79. indianapolis 86. 63 in boston. 90 in atlanta and 87 in the big easy. >>> the most endangered mammals in the world. but this morning the city of chattanooga says it is helping the cause with the birth of two new female pups. >> offspr

. >>> mark zuckerberg has friended a $7 million house. the price tag is pretty modest in the land of the superrich. we do know the $5,600 home has a saltwater pool and what is described as a crochet worthy front yard. for him it's a big step up. he had a bungalow. >> yes he did. and he is only 27 and will have lots of houses in his lifetime. >> let's take a quick look around the region. lightning and thunder, brief heavy rain it's all off to the east now. look it's pretty clear. temperatures have dropped down to 53. no wind at all right now but the dewpoint right now 52 degrees. which means the humidity is way up there. 96%, and we will see rain, probably see some fog. at least patchy fog overnight. barometer has been falling but it's going to go back up again tomorrow. right now 50 oakland, 60 eastland. locally 50 to the mid- and upper 50s closer to the water. the water temperature around 62. showers started out to the west. you might remember we followed them through terrell, baltimore, harold county and north of the city. it didn't rai

the telegraph of london reports zuckerberg is willing to fight to get laws changed to allow preteens to use facebook. but he says they would put safety features in place. >> they lose a lot of friends out there if they said no, you guys can't do that. but hey, there's talk this morning of another ipo in silicon valley plus a $470 million pizza deal. let's go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. we're all for pizza, jason. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. apparently, golden gate capital of san francisco like california pete's kitchen so much it decided to bit chain and all the pizzas that cpk makes. the deal pour $470 million an 11% premium. but cpk's closing price yesterday, they have 265 restaurants, the board has already approved the deal. you can probably understand y it's not been all that great sailing for cpk over the past couple of years. in the 1st quarter its revenue was down. same-store sales fell over 2%. that despite the overall casual dining industry showing some improvement coming out of recession so the board saw a chance to make some money and j

and facebook founder mark zuckerberg taking on a new challenge. he says from now on, he will only eat meat he kills. in a blog he said he has basically become a vegetarian but has been trained properly to slaughter everything from lobsters to goats. last year his personal challenge was learning chinese. we'll be right back. ,, ♪ [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service than comcast can give, now's a great time to switch to at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get at&t u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only $29 a month for six months. or get $300 back via promotion card with a qualifying u-verse bundle. [ male announcer ] u-verse tv lets you record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. and you can record and play back your shows from any room. plus with u-verse, you get dvr service and receiver included at no extra charge. [ female announcer ] call to get at&t u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only $29 a month for six months. or get $300 back via promotion card with a qualifying u-verse b

mark zuckerberg and larry paige. their respective corporate headquarters five miles apart. so why would facebook try to plant negative stories about google in the news? >> we are friends in the silicon valley until we are not and we have a lot of love/hate relationships relationships in the valerie. >> facebook is paying close attention to what google is doing and they might be scared about it. they looked a little bit like they needed to lash out against google. and they picked a strange way to do it. >> reporter: a representative of a powerhouse tried to generate an article on what he called google's sweeping violations of user privacy but the p.r. company did not disclose the client who wanted the article written about google was facebook. at issue, a new program called google social circles. >> if you want to put it in a single word it is your life they are interested in. >> reporter: c-net's brian cooley says there is lots at stake. >> to put it simply facebook doesn't like that google is searching social sites like facebook and reflecting some of the results of what y

facebook co-founder jeff zuckerberg only eats meat from animals he kills himself. that may be extreme, but a lot of people would like to know more about the meat they eat. now there is a way. vickie winn has more on this story. >> the rating system on all our beef is one. >> reporter: this could be more than many people ever wanted to know about their meat. >> the basics are, no anti-biot anti-biotics, no added hormones for growth. >> reporter: tim edwards says the company's new animal welfare rating system is a big step toward improving the lives of farm animals and ultimately food safety. >> level two means that they have lots of room, they have access to outdoors. >> reporter: signs and stickers help customers figure out what it means. >> as time goes on, you're going to see more and more guests ask questions about it, more and more guests actually start to understand what it does mean, and jump right on the bandwagon. >> reporter: the system was launched by the global animal partnership, which rates a farm's conditions and animal treatment. it ranges from step

. >> and it appears that facebook has banned mark zuckerberg, no, no the that mark zuckerberg, a man named mark zuckerberg, a bankruptcy lawyer from indianapolis says he had >> thanks so much. that's your latest weather. now over to erica and chris. >> marysol, thank you very much. still ahead here this morning on "the early show," tougher trading rules for pilots after an horrific plane crash in western new york. are the new regulations enough to keep you safe? we're going to look at the proposed changes that have just been released. erica? >> and chris, americans still so concerned about the economy. we wanted to give you a chance to talk to the president. just ahead, the cbs news town hall on the economy, when you're asking the questions. this is "the early show" on cbs. [ school bell rings ] you have a child with adhd. you're getting calls from his teacher he's impulsive in class. and his inattention makes focusing on homework tough. i know how it is because my son has adhd too. i didn't know all i could do to help manage his adhd. our doctor suggested a treatment plan with non-s

because facebook founder, billionaire, mark zuckerberg is all about it. all in an effort to stay aware that when he eats meat, he is taking a life. here is part of his rationale. i'm eating healthier food and i've learned about raising animals and it's cease see to take food for granted. so he talks about this. obviously it's getting a lot of attention online today. we want to ask our expert, cat, about this. cat, i read this article out of san jose, california. apparently this is a huge trend among the silicon valley crowd. but is slaughtering your own meat really, really a trend here? >> only if you consider every hunter across the united states and your great grandmother trending, as trendy. this is nothing new. the people doing it is new. people that might not have had first contact with a blood animal like that before. >> now to the obvious question. why? why would someone want to do this? >> it's about personal responsibility. you have taken the life of this creature. you know the cost that it was to your emotional self, to this animal. you are grat

facebook founder mark zuckerberg. the house is just ten minutes from his memo park headquarters. among the features, pool, sun room and heated floors. here's a look inside. marble sinks on both sides. i think we have a look at that. we have a picture in the living room, there it is. book cases, hardwood floors and a fireplace. price tag for the house? $7 million. real estate agent michael dreyfuss said you should expect to pay more now for this area. >> there is a trend going on right now. what we're seeing in our area is we have basically newly minted high level executives. >> dreyfus also says that this purchase shows the companies in silicon valley like facebook and google are now hiring again. >>> mothers day is tomorrow, most americans will be treating her right this year according to ebates.com. online spending is up 50% so far this year. they're predicting mother's day spending will also climb. mother's day is the most popular day for americans to eat out. the national restaurant association predicts that 75 million adults will go out for a meal tomorrow and while mothers

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as bill gates and mark zuckerberg showed when they were barely out of their teens, young people are very capable of seeing the potential for a new product or service. what's often tougher for them is convincing others of the value of a great business idea. as anna olson reports, that's what some up-and-coming teen entrepreneurs are learning to do. >> my business is delicious new york. i offer honey made cookies and they're 109 calories each. >> reporter: if you think he looks young, well, that's because he's 14. but don't let that fool you, he's already sold 2,000 cookies. >> my company's mission is to offer a healthy but delicious cookie without sacrificing taste i kashgs lee a now wants to take delicious new york to the next level, turning it into a real operating company and he's not alone. so do you entrepreneurs who run baking workshops, a girls' football camp and a theme party planner. that's why they're all pitching their business plans to judges here at the youth base plan challenge in washington. the one whose business plan is chosen gets the chance to go on to the national comp

. >>> plus, we know he's a billionaire but there's one thing facebook's mark zuckerberg has never done until now. >>> we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> if you're having trouble finding pants with pockets big enough to hold your ipad, help is on the way. there's a blog that tracks all the cargo style pants that can hold the ipad. it's tracking those who may have discovered a new brand. it's called tactical pants blog. go to web links at ktvu.com. >>> facebook's mark zuckerberg has gone from renter to first time homeowner. the billionaire purchased a $7 million home in palo alto, not far from the future facebook campus in men lo park. it's 5,000 square feet with a salt water pool and sun room. >> don't think he has a mortgage. >>> sal's watching to make sure you get to where you need to. >>> our news chop are just a-- chopper just arrived. i know it's not in the lineup, so i hope the guys can bring it up. let me do this. news chopper 2, you're hot right now. you're just on the air. you just got there. we found out there was a structure fire on lance drive

leaders of the biggest tech giants that now rule the world in their own respects talking about not mark zuckerberg of facebook google's eric schmidt jeff bezos of amazon microsoft is going to be represented and rupert murdoch for some reason will also be in attendance but is there any chance of the two we're going to see eye to eye or is this the beginning of an internet versus government war on a global scale to me to discuss this is aaron schwartz executive director of the man progress dot org eric thanks so much for joining us tonight. for starters does this tell you really how big these tech giants have become in this world that now they're meeting with world leaders of the eight largest industrialized nations i mean that's that's pretty incredible right there now at the highest political level that you can possibly achieve you think of deserved. oh i think it's definitely deserved i mean we've seen our economy now fundamentally runs around these big companies they're some of the biggest companies in the stock market in the industry and so it's just natural that of course the way our companies

think you are getting your play although you know if you are talking about that she was not what mark zuckerberg originally did as he started raiding girls online but that i don't know i don't know he's denying anything because. it's absolutely ludicrous if you ask me but that's what happens in our internet police state age or how they want to thank you for joining us tonight thank you now is it a night show thanks for tuning in to make sure you can back tomorrow remember how we told you earlier in the week the activists are being tracked by g.p.s. that are from wired is going to be on the show to tell us all the details about that and we in time don't forget to become a fan of the alone a show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch all the. flash ilona show where we post interviews as well as the show in its entirety coming up next is adam vs the man. hey tom are in here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. wealthy british style. sometimes violent. market finance scandals find ou

is that what mark zuckerberg originally did is he started raiding girls online but that's. exactly it's absolutely ludicrous if you. ask me but that's what happens in our internet police age are you going to do any reason i think you think it's a good night's show thanks for tuning in to make sure you come back tomorrow remember how we told you earlier in the week that activists are being tracked by g.p.s. welcomes that are from the wires going to be on the show to tell us all the details about that in the meantime don't forget to become a fan of below the show on facebook and of follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you know he's got all the you tube clash ilona show to replace the interviews as well as the show in its entirety coming up next is adam versus the male. in the cluster munitions. and inside the container you have many small bombs and you can have anywhere from dozens up to hundreds of them there's a huge market right now for battle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated

perception that you are just like everyone else i can have an i phone i can i have an i pad if mark zuckerberg has an i phone i pad then he and i must in some way equal right i mean to all of these easy go get you know technologies that you can easily purchase that's a best buy kind of try to blur the lines there and i think that's absolutely true i mean back home we are slightly more class conscious idea i think one of the major ways that we sort of measure people's collective wealth with a look at their leisure and so he. and a lot of land had big families doing huge houses i mean we knew they were the rich people and we knew that those of us you know living in small flies working in the factory were the guys doing the short shrift i mean now it's very easy to hide it because everyone says well you know you have the internet you have a high definition television you know you're fine you're getting a big piece of the pie but i was sure that actually people are working harder but not getting more money so now we have these republican politics that are coming in telling us that we're all middle

that is mark zuckerberg. that helped to stir freedom movements in the way their government never could. >> sevenamericans were among eight nato soldiers killed by a powerful bomb in afghanistan. it exploded today. two afghan police officers were killed. the taliban is claiming responsibility for this. it is of the worst since october 2009. >> former international monetary fund chief dominique strauss-kahn is move to a four bedroom five bath home. in tribeca that is renting for 50,000 a month. it has a theater and gym and water fall shower. he is allowed up to four visitors at a time. he has armed guards and cam ras watching him around the clock. >> it is a lot for tribeca to absorb. >> i wouldn't have wanted come out to this. >> media leaks from the new york police department could lead to an unfair trial. the nypd has no comment. >> still more to come. google hopes the new app will help wallets go the way of the typewriter. >> how well does your neighbor know the rules of the road? >> i am not sure i want to

also san francisco judge weighs in on the case of the twins who claim mark zuckerberg stole their idea. >>> and the seal team 6 operation against osama bin laden's compound created a new market. what people can't seem to get enough of. ♪ you'll run outside ♪ i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see the sunshine ♪ ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon ride ♪ afternoon ride [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. get high speed internet from at&t, just $14.95 a month for 12 months with select services. no home phone required. with select services. >>> wells fargo is planting the finishes touches on the take over of wachovia. sites like these will be a relic of the past. they will put their names on banks in florida next hunt. in august they move on to all banks in the mid-atlantic. >>> a federal appeals court refused a request to re-hear a lawsuit. the twins claim facebook overvalued stock they got as part of a settle permanent. the only legal step remaining is a appeal to the u.s. supreme court. >>> the recall of 1,000 blackberr

tonight the twins who allege that facebook founder mark zuckerberg stole their idea say they are taking their legal challenge all the way to the supreme court. attorneys for cameron and tyler winklevoss say they were misled able the value of facebook during the settlement talks. >>> portugal received $10 million in rescue loans but no decision has been made about lending more money to greece. the dow industrials dropped 47 points. the nasdaq fell 46. >>> the final chapter for border's bookstores may be written next week. the company may be closing all their reminder stores if they cannot find a buyer. when it filed for bankruptcy, it announced it would close several stores. >>> as we first reported last night, hackers forced sony offline. sony maintains that users credit card information was not stolen. the outage lasted almost four weeks, sony is compensating users by offering a free video game download. research in motion is recalling a thousand of its blackberry play book tablet computers. the company says the recall is due to faulty operating software which prevents users from setti

zuckerberg admits that since he doesn't kill often, he's mostly a vegetarian. who knew, candy? >> certainly i didn't know. thanks, mary. >>> zuckerberg may not mind sharing these intimate details but some facebookers like their privacy. dan simon joins us with more. >> reporter: there's a new tool, social media, so much of our personal lives going online, they say it makes sense to go after that information. any time to askbruft privacy settings. you can make your photos and personal information available to friends instead of everyone. but that doesn't guarantee it will always be private. law enforcement are now turning to facebook. >> let me apologize to our viewers -- go ahead, dan. we lost your audio. so why don't you complete the story for us. >> what i was going to say is, civil liberties groups clearly are upset for this information to be misused. the bottom line is that people are concerned about their information getting on facebook, on twitter. there is really only one solution for that and guess what it is, don't go online. but if it's there, law enforcement, they ca

and the facebook founder mark zuckerberg gives his opinion about the website's influence on the freedom movement in egypt. those stories and more for you coming up in one hour on abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. larry is here now with all of the sports tonight. >> spencer gave us the forecast for tomorrow's game. i wish he would forecast some runs. >> much more to predict. >> hits produce runs. >> you have to be in vegas to predict that? going for two in a row tonight. bumgart ner doubled down the line in left in the first inning. third inning. here come the giants. andres torres. down the right field line. miguel tejada force at second. a 2-1 game. huff. swing and a miss for strike three. sanchez caught in a pickle. torres is at third and he is going to break for home right about now and he is safe. tied at two. >> excellent. >> fifth inning. same score. ramirez, broken bat. but scores kris from third. 3-2 florida. they are in the ninth inning as we speak. >>> a's and angels. trevor cahill on the mound in anaheim. here it comes and there it goes. torrey hunter got home on that ba

tonight the twins who allege that facebook founder mark zuckerberg stole their idea say they are taking their legal challenge all the way to the supreme court. attorneys for cameron and tyler winklevoss say they were misled able the value of facebook during the settlement talks. >>> portugal received $10 million in rescue loans but no decision has been made about lending more money to greece. the dow industrials dropped 47 points. the nasdaq fell 46. >>> the final chapter for border's bookstores may be written next week. the company may be closing all their reminder stores if they cannot find a buyer. when it filed for bankruptcy, it announced it would close several stores. >>> as we first reported last night, hackers forced sony offline. sony maintains that users credit card information was not stolen. the outage lasted almost four weeks, sony is compensating users by offering a free video game download. research in motion is recalling a thousand of its blackberry play book tablet computers. the company says the recall is due to faulty operating software which prevents users from setti

zuckerberg is said to have paid $7 million for what we can hopefully show you here is a rather ordinary looking five-bedroom home in palo alto, california. we don't have it. trust us it is. its main attraction why he said he wanted to buy this place? he can walk to work. >>> famed playwright director and screenwriter arthur lawrence has died. among his credits the screenplay for "the way we were." >> i make a terrific pot roast but i didn't know whether you liked pot roast. there wasn't time because it really should be made the day before. you just got to -- >> what kind of pie? >> lawrence also wrote "west side story." arthur lawrence died at his home yesterday in new york city. he was 93. years old. coming up on 8:04 right now. over to chris. >> all right, jeff, thank you very much. it's been an emotional week here in new york beginning with the news of the death of osama bin laden, and leading to yesterday's ceremony honoring victims of the 9/11 attacks that he orchestrated. i spoke with some of the people who spend every hour, every hour working at ground zero. president obama's vis

heads of some of the biggest dotcom companies will be there, including facebook founder mark zuckerberg and the chairman of google. dan, what is the goal, the main one for this meeting? >> reporter: specifically president sarkozy of france is pushing a multibillion dollar aid package. the prime ministers of egypt and tunisia are going to be here in one of the sessions. they will outline the fact that their tourist industry has collapsed. they've gone through this profound sort of economic trem fehr you like, during the revolutions, that they have a $50 billion funding gap at the moment and they need help. already the world bank is pledging 6 billion but this will be an opportunity for other big industrialized nations to put forward more money to help them out. that will be one key set piece if you like, zain, of this. not officially on the agenda is the situation in libya. clearly it will be discussed and russia's concerns over nato overstepping the mark on that front with the u.n. resolution as well as you mention a whole wrath of other things, nuclear safety, et cetera, the arab sprin

>> mark zuckerberg's house. palo alto. what a surprise. i didn't know we were going to end up there tomorrow. some day, robots are going to take over the world. when they do, you're going to wonder, who how old i sue. stanford university, it's like a community college. >> sure. >> what do you have on tap? a surprise? >> yeah, a surprise. >> we find out the morning of. >> there you have it from lovely main street. >> this was fun this morning. the food was great as well. >> thanks to all the great people who came out. it's been a lot of fun. >> from two latin girls, happy cinco de mayo. later we're gonna ride bikes and go to t [ male announcer ] wonderful! let's see what yiayia thinks. are you two married? um, no. but you living together, ah? yeah. you are going to hell. [ male announcer ] don't worry, kids. at least yiayia approves of you eating athenos greek y mmmmmm! because athenos is made the traditional greek way, never using preservatives or artificial flavors. athenos. maybe the only thing approved by yiayia. nevi am a sneeze whispe

zuckerberg, the great minds, maybe a few. in the world that we got seven to nine million people anticipating major challenges and anticipating this will be a market.

this is from a recent town hall event with facebook creator, mark zuckerberg. this is called "if you say 'poke' one more time, i'm gonna poke you with my fist." [ laughter ] this next expression is very interesting. i call it the "dear diary, having another fat day." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] all right. here's one from a joint news conference with canadian prime minister, stephen harper. this is the "pretending to listen to this guy talk while actually thinking about the 1990s nickelodeon cartoon, 'doug.'" [ cheers and applause ] here's another one, it's from the same conference. this is the "man, 'doug' was the best. what ever happened to 'doug'? such a great show." [ cheers and applause ] and here's one. this is the "what was doug's last name again? oh, yeah, 'funnie.' 'doug funnie. which is perfect because 'doug' was funny. ha-ha-ha. it works on so many levels." [ cheers and applause ] this next one -- this one's called the "remember when disney bought 'doug' and moved it to abc's one saturday morning? that 'doug' wasn't as good. on abc, 'doug' wa

afford to dine at the finest restaurants when it comes to eating meat, though, facebook founder mark zuckerberg told "fortune" magazine that he's only going to eat what he kills. there aren't too many opportunities to go hupnting in silicon valley, so he's been visiting local farms to find his prey. he posted on his personal facebook page earlier this month, i just killed a pig and a goat. >>> u.s. tv network fox says it's a no from us to one of the "x factor" judges. now, it originally hired british beauty sheryl cole to star in the american version of the talent show, but she's reported by been dropped because her english accent is too hard for american viewers to understand. now, fox hasn't confirmed or denied the story. >>> and a swedish study has found that spending a long time commuting to work could actually cost you your marriage. yep. after studying data from 2 million swedes for 15 years, researchers found that the risk of divorce went up by 40% for people who have to commute to their jobs rather than working locally. but don't worry. there is hope. if you can get through the first fi

founder mark zuckerberg says it will probably follow path of the computer games. the way people play computer games has been changed due to facebook. heinz is going to cut 1,000 jobs worldwide and involve shutting down five factories, two in the u.s. executive suite at microsoft at focus. the hedge fund manager david einborn saying the microsoft board should replace steve ballmer, saying the software maker suffers from charlie round management. they have been hemorrhaging share to apple and google. apple ipad taking a huge bite out of p.c. running microsoft windows. so the market this morning feels like preholiday trade here. we're quiet. we are slightly lower across the board. the bloomberg business report -- the silicon valley. next time you head to berkeley you might notice people with nose in a book. it's third well-read city. live at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news. >> all right, jane. thanks a lot. >>> 6:47. let's make it. if you suffer from allergies, and they seem worse than usual this year, you can pin the blame on climate chang

happy birthday to facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, turned 27 this weekend. i don't know about his party. it was fun to reconnect with old friends, but then everyone's parents showed up and made it weird. it was like -- [ laughter ] "facebook is for me, mom." and finally, a new survey found that 3% of american adults have sex once a day. while 97% of americans hate 3% of americans. [ laughter ] ladies and gentleman, we have a great show. give it up for the roots, right there! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a big show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] big show tonight. a very, very, very funny dude, howie mandel is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] he's always funny. also, he's a grammy-winning performer. now, he's on the monster hit, "the voice." cee lo green is here! [ cheers and applause ] talented dude. oh, one of my favorites. the new "survivor" winner, boston rob is here! [ cheers and applause ] with runner-ups, natalie and phillip. we're gonna be talking about "survivor." and one of my favorite singers, songwriters in the history of mus

. >> like mark zuckerberg and make millions. >> i'm already make making $100,000. >> some people don't go to college and go on and do very well. >> you did very well! [ laughter ] >> except for parking my car. >> it's officially a used car now. >> it's sad that first one. after that -- >> spilling coffee on the seat you. >> guys are killing me! >>> looks like we have a nice day around the bay area. couple of clouds moving through. we are going to see mild temperatures outside. slight chance of some showers for tomorrow mainly to our north. the holiday weekend though looks safe. going to see a mix of sunshine and temperatures in the 60s and 70s breezy especially on saturday. this morning, a picture in santa rosa. sunset clouds formation. great picture. beautiful picture from lindsay austin. send us your picture at mypix@cbs5.com. what do you think about that, elizabeth. >> cool. i like that. a sunset cloud formation. >> did you get outside yesterday, the sun came out around 2:00, 3:00. i never got to the east bay but san francisco was pretty. >> you didn't get out of the city. >> i do.

. >>> tonight at 11:00, here's a twist, from tech titan to diet guru, it's mark zuckerberg's next big thing. also -- >> anything can happen. that's why people love gambling. >> beating the odds. you ready for this? we're going to show you the strategy behind the slots at some of the biggest casinos. how to hit the jackpot and where not to waste your money. it's tonight at 11:00 after "the office" on nbc bay area. >>> today, amazon.com released a list of the most well-read cities. third on the list, none other than my alma mater, berkeley, california. right behind that, alexandria, virginia, and topping the list, of course, it's cambridge, massachusetts, home of both m.i.t. and harvard. not bad. >> we can take them. brent cannon is here anchoring our 7:00 newscast. >> in case they haven't told you, you're going to be on it. we're going to talk buster posey and what this means for him and the giants, coming up. also, we're talking about getting ready for the summer. a lot of people playing summer league softball and that kind of thing. how to make yourself in shape and ready to go. and

pos is, the beginning of address in tomb head on is anticipating a problem and if our best minds as zuckerberg, maybe a few ucla faculty, in the world we have seven to 9 billion people in anticipating major challenges and anticipating there will be the market as folks are using their blackberry might now to text my exciting points -- [laughter] in the world where there is the need for climate change innovation that demand the supply so my optimism isn't my eve wishful thinking that if we anticipate and like the titanic if we can see the iceberg ahead, if we are afraid of the iceberg this is the beginning of the time to take a pro-active action we will help many of the said act to this very scary scenario. >> thank you, matt. [applause] >> i meant to hold up matt's book, climatoplis. there is. [laughter] mark kurlansky began his career as a playwright but soon more often to journalism. he's written 20 books, is that right, mark? >> 22 bachelet. segment 22 books. all right. three of his best known books have related themes, the biography of the fish that change the world and i want to say i just

that is the eg8 summit of media and internet world gurus including facebook founder mark zuckerberg. france's president says governments need to enforce rules in the digital world. >>> all right. let's check in on the numbers. we do have some important economic news that will be released later this morning. of course it's thursday. so we get the weekly jobless claims coming in. we also have gdp numbers that really gives the overall health of the economy. and the dow jones starts 12,394. they were all up a little bit ahead of those reports. >>> this morning realty track reports sales of homes in the foreclosure process were down during the first three months of this year. but those homes still make up 28% of all home sales. that's six times higher what would be considered a healthy housing market. in california foreclosure sales are 45% of total sales. >> wow. >>> time now 5:19. a new twist in the arnold schwarzenegger sex scandal. the reason he may now be the target of a criminal investigation. >>> teenagers who text and play video games for hours are reporting a condition that until

concerning the last remark, i will replay that back to mark zuckerberg. we are not closing the door, but we are not able to do that here in the framework of the g-8. it is something from paris. maybe it is a little heavy for our friend in tunisia. there are a lot of poor countries that are counting on aid that are less advantaged than tunisia. if we decide unilaterally for one country to cancel the debt, then all the other countries will see that as a signal. we haven't closed the door. we are going to have the occasion to speak about that. they have called together all the foreign ministers of the g-8 with the foreign minister of egypt and tunisia, and we are also going to do the same thing for the finance ministers of the economy. we have made a commitment, but we have to implement it, and that requires technical work. perhaps a last question then? a last question? >> good morning. a question on libya again. today there are froden assets and cash around the world that belong -- frozen assets and cash around the world that belong to the libyan leadership

maybe if you had a good idea young and early like mark zuckerberg, you should not be going through college but developing your idea. one proven entrepreneur tends to think this way. >> peter thei lechlt, the man that founded paypal and funded facebook, is offering 24 college students $100,000 if they drop out of school and start their own business. first, let's introduce peter. why do they have to drop out? why can't they do both? >> we are asking people to stop out, not something ir reversible. people can always go back to college. >> why do you want 20-year-olds? >> starting a business is something that is a full-time thing. it is like going for the olympics or working on some intense project. it is not something you can do in parallel with school. you can do it at any age. that is nothing magical about being under 20 or over 20 or over 50 or under 50. we think when people have the passion and desire to do so, they should get started. there are a number of young people that can. one of the challenges we have encountered as we have talked to younger people, they have insane college debts.

zuckerberg get out of harvard and he is 20, 21 years old. he comes up with a new idea. it is my general feeling that people who are 20 to 22 years old do not have any social values at this point. [laughter] i am serious. i think he was focused on how the business model would work. i think he wanted to make it bigger and faster than anyone else ever had. nothing i know suggest otherwise. you cannot just dismiss the 7.5 million users better under 13 and say that you have a policy that does not allow that to happen. auberg, because i'm very worried about suicide, people stalking, youngsters innocently put themselves on a blog and think it is just going to one person and it goes to indonesia and everywhere else. and you have 600 million people , and i astor, how many employees does facebook itself have -- i asked her, how many employees does facebook itself have, and she said 1600 worldwide. she is no. 2 in the company, so i assume she is right. and i said, how many people do you have monitoring to see what is being said, because i am worried, as are you, about what can hap

opposes the beginnings of addressing do in head on is anticipating a problem and give our best minds mark zuckerberg and a few ucla faculty, in a world where we have seven billion to nine billion people anticipating major challenges and anticipating that there will be a market just as folks use their blackberry to text my exciting voice, in a world where there is a need for climate change and innovation that demand creates supply, my optimism is not naive wishful thinking but if we anticipate that unlike the titanic if we can see the iceberg ahead and we are afraid of the iceberg this is the beginning of lead time to take corrective action that will help many of us to adapt to this very scary scenario. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> this june on in depth the balance between security at liberty, the difficulty in a climate change treaty and the limits of international law. your questions for our. university of chicago law professor eric holder. the perils of global leadership and i will take your calls, e-mails and tweets on booktv. >> we have in our society this vi

. >> for ross seen her with mark zuckerberg interning last year. he feels blessed to be entering a job market where his skills are coveted. translation, he could write his own ticket. >> if you have an idea for company you can get funding for it. if you are -- if you're looking for an internship, there are tons of companies hiring. you can get an interview anywhere. you have a really good shot at getting a job. >> reporter: and the starting salary, 80 to $100,000 a year. that's what it means to have the skills in a hot silicon job market. >> ping-pong tables and tents. dan simon. thank you. >>> now, it has just about been a week since newt gingrich has announced he's running for president but some analysts say he's blown his chances. republicans are bashing him. even a guy with glitter, none too friendly. gingrich with his wife. julie bornstein wrote a column. i'll tell you what -- when we stop to fill it up. ♪ ♪ [ son ] you realize, it's gotta run out sometime. ♪ [ son ] you realize, it's gotta run out sometime. luck? i don't trade on luck.

they have role models like ma zuckerberg. a lot of them want to achieve success but do it very, very rapidly. of course, the reality for most of us is that you have to gradually climb that corporate ladder. there is an adjustment there. >> do you think speaking to these young folks that they have an ambition to start their own business and say, i think i'm going to do something on my own here. >> yes, absolutely. there has been so many internet startups and those folks, generally speaking, are absolutely not slackers. >> well, we have america's job hunt. check out time.com and powered by cnn, power driven by you. >>> top of the hour, i'm suzanne. air force one scrubs landing. pilots on approach had to scrub the first shot at landing due to nasty weather. the president's plane circled and landed safely. >>> and you are looking at live pictures now. president barack obama delivering the commencement address at the u.s. coast guard academy. that is in new london, connecticut. live pictures you are seeing there. >>> al qaeda name

mark zuckerberg, founder of facebook and instant billionaire. a lot of these folks want success very rapidly. of course, the reality is that most of us have to gradually climb that corporate ladder. >> oh, that. fascinating report. thank you. all week, we'll continue to partner with cnn money and "time" magazine to dig deep on america's job hunt. check out the new cnnmoney.com. >>> the 14-year-old son of the cleveland cavaliers' owner represented the team at the nba draft lottery last night and delivered a unusual one pick. really special. we've got sports in less than ten minutes. are you anxious to protect your family with life insurance... but afraid you can't afford it? well, look how much insurance many people can get through selectquote for less than a dollar a day. selectquote found, rich, 37, a $500,000 policy for under $18 a month. even though dave, 43, takes meds to control his blood pressure, selectquote got him a $500,000 policy for under $28 a month. ellen, 47, got a $250,000 policy for under $20 a month. all it takes is a phone cal

zuckerberg gets in harvard, he's 20, 21, gets a big new idea. it is my opinion that people who are 20 or 21 do not have social values at this point. i think he was focused on how the business model would work. he wanted to make it bigger and faster and better. you cannot dismiss that 7.5 million users are under 13 and you have a policy that does not allow that to happen. i've been worried about suicides, people stalking youngsters who innocently put themselves on a blog and think it is just going to one person and it goes to indonesia and everywhere else. and you have 600 million people, and i asked the children whose lot -- who signed up -- i asked how many employees as facebook sign up. she said 1600. world wide. i assume she is right. she is number two in the company. i assume she is right. then i said, how many people do you have monitoring the box to see what is being said? because i am, as are you, worried about what can happen to children, bullying, all the rest of it. i think it is a huge subject. i've had meetings all over west virginia