now that mark zuckerberg is moving in. robert lyles on the home buying trend that zuckerberg is part of. >> in the world, the tie tans of industry may portray images of men that are geeks, but they are billionaires, like this $70 million home built like larry or this seven bedroom, 24 bathroom bill gates hide away so massive if has its own online tour. when it was leaked that mark zuckerberg bought a home, the world was expecting a mansion, instead he bought this for $7 million. and tabloid tails started wagging. complete with polls, did zuckerberg get ripped off? absolutely no says michael. >> there is a trend going on right now and what we are seeing in our area is we have basically newly minted high level executives. >> the palo alto real estate agent says zuckerberg's purchase shows that they are hiring again. >> this is a younger crowd and they like to be in the mix. >> late 20 somethings like zuckerberg who would rather walk to local bars and that's exactly what zuckerberg got in his purchase. these 20 somethings are

last year mark zuckerberg made it his personal challenge to learn mandarin. this year we're learning about his eating habits. don't expect to see him at a safeway meat section any time soon. it turns out he's back hunter and will only eat animals he kills himself. and he has his own butcher to cut them up. you cut mark zuckerberg's meat. >> yeah. >> reporter: meet jose diaz, the butcher of facebook. for about a year he's been cutting up pig and chicken at live oak quality meats for none other than the foirnd of facebook himself, mark zuckerberg. >> he sends a pig? >> not the whole pig. my part, you know. >> reporter: he sends parts of the pig. >> yeah. >> reporter: facebook's number one man recently announced to the word on his page, of course, that he had just killed a pig and a goat. part of his personal challenge to only eat what he kills. his neighbor, local chef jesse cool who owns restaurants like the three street cafe is teaching him how to cut animal like goats in a humane way by cutting their throats. diaz says the 27-year-old billionaire has yet to

there is one mark zuckerberg and there are thousands of people who are not mark zuckerberg. and for the thousands of others my son included, not getting a college degree is simply not an option if you want to then go on and have a professional job. >> chris: what are you going to talk about to these kids? >> what i'm going to say among other things, try to keep it short, the undivided, the relatively undivided attention of a real scholar and teacher, face-to-face, not via skype, not on facebook, in a setting, in a setting where you can really focus on substance, is the essence of what a good college is about. the old statement about mark hopkins, at williams college, was -- the great education is mark hopkins and a log. you just sit there with him and you learn. that's the ideal. and i think it's still very valuable. i think it's the thing that colleges are still charging for in a way that makes it worthwhile. chris: isn't it what you make of it? a kid who tries hard, gets a lot out and the kid who sloughs along -- and you're probably saying i could have done better. when ar

and tabloids started wagging. >> mark zuckerberg leaving his new house. >> complete with polls, did zuckerberg get ripped off? absolutely no. >> there is a trend going on right now. what we are seeing in our area, we have basically newly minted high level executives. >> the palo alto real estate agent says zuckerberg's purchase is a sign silicon valley is hiring again. >> google is continuing. >> and who are they hiring? >> this is a younger crowd and they like to be in the mix. >> late 20 somethings who would rather walk to local bars and host backyard barbecues by the pool and that's exactly what zuckerberg got. they are also paying cash anywhere from $2 to $12 million. that's driving up palo alto real estate values. >> as long as prop 13 stays in effect, we are okay. >> zuckerberg's new neighbors worry about the spike in prices, but listen at how they plan to capitalize off the newest celebrity on the block. > we'll start having more garage sales because we will get this traffic coming by. >> in palo alto, robert lyles cbs 5. >>> it is a tail of two economies in one country. the u.s. added

mark zuckerberg's meat? >> meet jose diaz, the butcher on facebook. diaz has been cutting up pigs and chickens for none other than the founder of facebook himself, mark zuckerberg. >> he sends a pig? >> not the whole pig, but by far no. >> he says parts of the pig.v f recently announcedworld on his page of course, that he had just killed a pig and a goat. it's part of his personal challenge to only eat what he kills. diaz kills. diaz billionaire has yet to stop by to watch his own meat being chopped up. >> so he sends someone else? >> he sends somebody else. i don't know him in person. >> you never met him? >> but not everyone is digesting the story well. vegan sonny mueller says that the slaughter for consumption is absolutely awful. >> i'm sure after he kills it he doesn't feel good. nobody feels good after killing something, any kind, rational, loving, you know, noble human being, it's not our nature to kill anything. >> zuckerberg says he basically has become a vegetarian since he only eats from creature

when zuckerberg talks, people tend to listen for better or worse. nbc bay area has more on his new diet. >> you cut mark zuckerberg's meat. >> reporter: meet jose diaz, the butcher of facebook. for about a year he's been cutting up pigs and chickens at live oak in santa cruz for none other than mark zuckerberg. >> he sends a pig? >> not the whole pig. but by part. >> reporter: he sends parts of the pig. >> reporter: he said he had just killed a pig and a goat. it is part of his personal goal to only eat what he kills. his favorite chef who owns restaurants is teaching tech how to cut animals like goats in a humane way by cutting their throats. diaz says the 27-year-old billionaire has yet to stop by to watch his own meat being chopped up. so he sends someone else? >> he sends somebody else. i don't know him by person, you know. >> reporter: you never met him. >> no. >> reporter: but not everyone is digesting this story well. vegan thinks this is awful. he run the vegetarian house restaurant in downtown san jose. >> i'm sure after he kills itering do

now that little school in massachusetts that zuckerberg dropped out of? well, here she is. she applied to 14 schools harvard, m.i.t., stanford, cal tech, ten others, they all accepted her. the only rejection letter from yale. >> how did she do it? she plays soccer and softball, trombone, almost perfect s.a.t. scores and skipped a couple of grades, too. >> most of the time they will say that i'm really mature for my age so i guess that goes to show that age isn't everything. >> she wants to study neuroscience or neurobiology. just like your job, right, lawrence? >> yeah. we are hoping for a full ride, too! that's what we really care about. >> we have changes coming up. the sea breezes kicking in around the bay area. fog at the coast. we have some cooler temperatures coming our way for the holiday. mother's day coming up. hey, outside right now, from our mount vaca cam, we have mostly clear skies, just a few high cirrus clouds moving on by. but back at the coast we have a couple of patches of fog gathering out there. breezes are blowing over the bay. temperatures still comfor

zuckerberg saying i see what the process is. i don't know, almost more politically correct. >> there's been a lot of that in the uk, too, with celebrity chefs raising their own animals, and then if you butcher them you know what the process is and you have a more direct link to what you put inside your mouth. i'm no vegetarian, but i find those kind of comments slightly unpalatable. >> indeed. i must admit, it might take a while before i start bringing out the kitchen knife forever the animals that i'm going to be consuming. any way, it's an interesting topic of conversation if you want to talk about it. that's it for this edition of "world business today." i'm andrew stevens in hong kong. >> i'm nina dos santos. "marketplace middle east" is next. defterio . >>> this week on "marketplace middle east" g-8 leaders gather in france to put forth a package for the middle east. >>> and how tunisia's youth is coping six months after the first uprising. >>> and tunisia's prime minister talks to us about the challenges facing the new tun

. >> what's next for mark zuckerberg? he's actually very interested in going hunting. >> reporter: food, now food for shot. for "good morning america," barbara pinto, abc news, chicago. >> i just have an image of "lord of the flies" and mark zuckerberg. >> just north of the right age for that. >>> coming up, a harrowing story caught on tape. dramatic new video of a s.w.a.t. team raiding the home of a farmer marine in tucson opening fire. 71 rounds in all. should they have used such deadly force in this case? this is a huge debate this morning. >>> and on the first weekend of summer, ice cream secrets. is it possible to have a sundae loaded with toppings but not the calories? we'll tell you coming up. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol® to advil®. here's one story. my name is tanya and i am from chicago. i'm a mom of 3 daughters. pan can really put a kink in my day and i turn into grouchy mommy. i used to take tylenol and now i take advil and i like it. . my family needs m

. >> tom: another step back for former harvard classmates mark zuckerberg. a federal appeals court today refused to rehear his decision against the brothers who sued zuckerberg saying the idea for facebook was there and zuckerberg stole it a settlement was reached back if 2008 but the brothers want more money. a federal court and an appellate court rather have already rejected that claim. the only avenue for appeal now is the u.s. supreme court can. >> susie: tom, as you reported a short while ago the stock markets were down today. and if you look at the three major stock indexes, they are down about 2% for the month of may. so maybe that wall street saying, sell in may and go away, might be a good idea. >> tom: well, certainly so far this month it has held true. no doubt about it, susie. as we get off to a week start this week. let's go ahead and roll with tonight's market focus. >> tom: stocks had a negative bias throughout the day, thanks to the european debt news and weak manufacturing and housing confidence data. the tech sector was the weakest. this is

zuckerberg says he is determined to get more in touch with his food. the 27-year-old internet billionaire has already killed a lobster. that's the easy one. pig and a goat. he posted a picture of a chicken with a list of dishes. his guide is a palo alto chef who introduced him to nearby farms. he told "fortune" magazine -- "i think people forget a living being has to die for you to eat meat. my goal revolves around not letting me forget that and being thankful for what i had." i assume he didn't friend the animal first before killing it. >> friended ted nugget first since he kills his meat before he eats it. >> he will get attention for this, i'm sure. next on abc7 news at 5:00 -- travelers hitting the road finally get a break. where they there will be less pain at the pump. >> we'll go live to oakland for more at the bart planned holiday weekend closure of part of the transbay tube that frances has been talking about. what it could mean for anyone crossing the bay. >> explosive situation at a california high school. coming up, the teacher police say w

mark zuckerberg. the same as facebook's founder. the indianapolis zuckerberg was suspected of posing as his billionaire namesake. >> i've gotten e-mails from people on facebook thanking me for finding their lost relatives because of facebook. then they would say lend me some money so i can fly and go meet them. >> facebook officials have apologized and say they are in the process of reactivating zuckerberg's account. >>> in texas a teenage good samaritan found an envelope stuffed with cash and is now learning a valuable lesson in civics. you can fight city hall, provided enough people, including the mayor, are on your side. bud gillette from our dallas station has the story. >> oh, i am very proud of her. we didn't have no idea how much money it was because we never counted it. >> reporter: betty and her granddaughter ashley donaldson were looking for cats at a dallas petsmart back in february when they found a chase bank envelope with $2,000 in cash. ashley insisted on taking it directly to the bank. >> we never hesitated. we just

plus the strange new diet of mark zuckerberg, it is on the odd side. . >>> all right. looking at the the stock market. dow up 2929 and u.s. stocks rose friday ahead of a three day weekend. paypal is suing google. they claim two of their executives stole confidencal information about how paypal works. paypal and google had been in negotiations for two yes to provide the payment system for google till google built its own system. >>> new diet for mark zuckerberg, he can only eat the meat of the animals he kills. this diet is the latest goal. last year he learned chinese. >>> the arnold sports fest villwill keep its name for now. bearing the name of arnold schwarzenegger. invitationerize being mailed out for the new festival for march of next year. >>> send a message to buster posey. the giants posted a get well card online. you can post get well messages to buster posey. to make it easy, go to www.ktvu.com, click on web links and we will send you to the card. >> this picture says it all. you can see buster posey on crutches with a cast, he fractured a bone in his left le

after slaughter, zuckerberg sends off the meat for processing. then he and his girlfriend cook it. if he eats out at a place he can't bring his own, i orders vegetarian. that is your bizarre news for the day. >>> coming up, the a's rely on weather and the os get an extra inning walk-off win. plus, lebron james makes good on something he says he never could do in cleveland. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> today is a busy travel day getting ready for your memorial day forecast. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, when chris bosh dwyane wade and lebron james all signed with the miami heat this off season, they said their goal was to win a championship and now they have their chance. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. you could say the bulls withered down the stretch or that the better team won. call it what you will. the miami heat are going to the nba finals. bulls seemingly had the game in hand, when dwyane wade sparked a comeb

it is the latest of what zuckerberg calls his personal challenges. last year he decided to learn mandarin chinese. the year before he wore neckties every day. a self-imposed dress code. this year, a butcher dresses what zuckerberg kills. so far, chickens, pigs, goats. so what is next for him? he actually is very interested in going hunting. >> reporter: food, now food for thought. barbara pinto, abc news, chicago. >> so if he only eats what he kills does that mean he will be eating a lot of privacy? >> before we go rumor has it that you like to go on safari once in a while? >> no, that is not true. >> i think we may have evidence to prove that to the contrary >> photoshop. >> camouflage looks good on you. >> i like the dog. that's not a flattering photo. i haven't been in camo since i covered the military. that's mean, guys, i will get you later. i haven't been i >>> this morning on "world news now" -- national tragedy, what president obama is calling the death and destruction in joplin, missouri. >> one week after the mammoth tornado tore apart the

zuckerberg says he is determined to get more in touch with his food. the 27-year-old internet billionaire has already killed a lobster, a pig, and a goat. he posted a photo of a chicken on his facebook page with list of the dishes he made from it. zuckerberg's guide is well-known palo alto chef jesse cool who introduced him to nearby farmers. he told "fortune" magazine -- "i think many people forget a living being has to die for you to eat meat, so my goal revolves around not letting myself forget that and being thankful for what i have." >> somehow, i think peta is not going to like that on facebook. >> yeah. i have don't know. the tough thing, you don't want to get to know your animal too well and then say bye-bye. >> right. >>> 5:57. just ahead on abc7 news at 6:00 a.m. -- if you use bart or the bay bridge you could expect big changes to affect the travel plans. >> why they're accusing city leaders of missing a chance to save dozens of police jobs in the bay area biggest city. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live at the san francisco hall of justice where th

. >> mark zuckerberg gives his opinion on the westside freedom movement in egypt. >> a twist. teenagers getting paid not to go to college. find out what they are doing with their lives instead. at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> 5:14. homes in foreclosure made up 35% of homes sold in california in the first three months of this year. new numbers out from realty track showed foreclosed home accounted for 28% of all home sales in the u.s. between january and march of this year. nevada had the highest number of foreclosure sales at 54%. california tying with arizona for number two. at 45%. buyers purchased more than 44,000 foreclosed homes in california. >>> there is growing political pressure on apple and google to protect your privacy while using iphones, ipads and droids. minnesota senator al franken sent letters to the two bay area tech giant asking them to require all developers making apps

zuckerberg says he is determined to get more in touch with his food. the 27-year-old internet billionaire has already killed a lobster, pig and a goat. he has also posted a photo of a chicken on the facebook page with a list of dishes he made from it. zuckerberg's guide is well-known palo alto chef jesse cool who is his neighbor. she introduced him to nearby farmers. he told "fortune" magazine, "i think people forget a living being has to die for you to eat meat. so my goal revolves around not letting myself forget that and be thankful for what i have." you probably wonder when he goes to restaurants. he says he orders vegetarian out. he doesn't want to eat the meat if he didn't kill it. >> interesting perspective. 6:53 now. recapping the top stories. san francisco's d.a. is expected to drop dozens of drug cases today because of videos raising questions about police conduct. >> abc7's terry mcsweeney is live at the hall of justice with more on that and the new video we expect today. terry? >> yeah. the result of video released three weeks ago is what w

. >> how a simple picture caneñeññ >>> mark zuckerberg says facebook played only a minor role in the arab spring uprisings. >> i think facebook was neither necessary or sufficient for those things to happen. the thing that was necessary and sufficient was the pop population of people who felt change needed to happen. >> many of the arab spring protests were areged -- were organized on facebook. but zuckerberg said it would have presented even without the internet. >>> we searchers at uc berkeley think you can help them learn more about the world's dwindling amphibian population. around 7,000 species of am fiben whys live on earth. 2,000 face extinction. the social networking project asks amateur herbatologist help with the frogs,ed toes and they take their pictures and pinpointing their location. so larry when you get home, take your smartphone out to the yard. >> one of the nicest. maybe on the web. a dramatic 9th inning come back for the giants, but they may have just lost buster posey after a scary play at the plate. and i'm sorry to tell you this thing looks pretty serious. sport

zuckerberg bought a $7 million house in menlo park. the home is reportedly more than 5,000 square feet with a saltwater pool. a sun room and five bedrooms. >>> caught in the act, what police say a man was doing in a local park that made many women uncomfortable. >>> this is not a war where we will succeed in our war of addressing terrorism. >>> an emotional plea from a bay area lawmaker. what he and other lawmakers are asking for when it comes to afghanistan. >>> you might call it a shift swap. why a company is trading this ship with a company in texas. >>> pg & e wants to raise everyone's rates to pay for its controversial smart meters. how much it could cost you more a month. >> what some critics say is wrong with this project. >>> and cinco de mayo may be fun for you but not for local police. the issue that could make it even more difficult to crack down on drunk drivers tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> crews at the naval base moved the ship u.s.s. jefferson. the recycling company of vallejo will scrap a different ship th

it happened to attorney mark zuckerberg. the company disabled his account saying it looked like a fake one. this is not the first time he had to prove his identity to the social media site. two years ago, he sent facebook his driver's license, passport, barnum, even his code to get into court. all to prove he was officially mark zuckerberg. >> how many friends did you have? >> i had about 350 and you know i had all my pictures on there, too. >> after a reporter called facebook about the situation the company said it was in the middle of reactivating his account and apologized for this mistake. >>> one outrageous hat in the royal wedding could actually be yours. you know, the peach hat? it was worn by princess beatrice. it's now going to be auctioned off on ebay. beatrice's mom sarah ferguson made the announcement on oprah yesterday. the money will go to a unicef program to children. philip treacy designed the hat. his creations typically sell for thousands of dollars. >>> 4:57. a top bay area cop investigated for selling dru

mark zuckerberg! not that mark zuckerberg. someone who shares mark's name. a bankruptcy lawyer from indianapolis recently kicked off facebook because of his names. facebook claims too much confusion with the founder who is named mark zuckerberg. he tells an indianapolis station he's been reinstated. he's looking to make his own hollywood movie once their ready to make a bankruptcy lawyer movie. >> okay. all right. >> over to laura. good morning. >> yeah, well, we're out hoare li here live in san francisco. right now toss it to bob. the big map to decide where we're going tomorrow. >> and we have no idea where we're going tomorrow, laura, until i take this twig i found in golden gate park and throw it at our nine-county map of the bay area. i'm going to throw this stick, and i just want her to get out of the way so i don't hit her with this stick, and i'm going to throw it. we'll see where it ends up going. three, two -- one -- wow! such a random throw, speared right into the city of san jose. you know what, laura? tomorrow's friday the 13th. we should go to

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facebook's mark zuckerberg traded in his hoodie for a suit and tie. looking sharp. google's eric schmidt also attended. before the doors closed on the private meeting, german chancellor angela merkel asked zuckerberg if he'd seen the movie "the social network." he replied he didn't like it, prompting a round of laughter. president barack obama also met privately today with russia's president and the prime minister of japan. >>> topping our health watch tonight, caffeine and fertility. researchers today are reporting that too much coffee or caffeinated soda might impair fertility. it does apparently in mice. researchers found caffeine reduced the activity of the muss lds in the fallopian tubes which of course carry the igz from the ovaries to the womb. experts say the amount of caffeine given to the mice, by the way, was the human equivalent of just about two cups of coffee a today. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. yesterday we had tornadoes. anything as crazy as what we saw yesterday? >> no, not at all. the radar scans around, it is dry here

we're talking about facebook founder mark zuckerberg. an unusual commitment he's making that has nothing to do with technology. >>> we'll tell you how you can go online to send a message directly to injured giants catcher, buster posey. >>> if you're driving on interstate 680, leaving pleasanton and driving through fremont, so far so good. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. ♪ ♪ membership rewards points from american express. they're a social currency with endless possibilities. honor flight is an opportunity for world war two veterans to travel to washington d.c. to get to see their monument. you know, joe, i'd like to thank you for honoring our country, for giving your time, and just making us so proud. [ joe ] on behalf of all of the veterans, you're welcome. ♪ this is who i am. ♪ >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg is on a new diet, this one that only allows him to eat the meat of animals that he personally kills. he says he's learned how to raise and slaughter animals, but that's convincing him to become a veget

zuckerberg writing in a blog that he is essentially become a vegetarian although he has been trained to properly slaughter a variety of animals including lobsters, chickens and goats. >> i imagine his neighbors down the peninsula are happy about that. he probably has things roaming through and stuff -- >> i don't think he does it in the backyard but very interesting. very interesting. that's a challenge. >> he's a quirky guy. certainly got a lot of money. >>> it is 4:55. the fashion industry getting a royal boost from kate middleton. the duchess of cambridge visited with michelle obama and the dress she wore sold out online. here it is. it sells for $3 40. not only did it sell out, but so many women tried to buy it, that the company's website crashed. does look nice. >> i think every company, every fashion designers hopes that she will be wearing their fashions. look what happens. >> her sister is pretty cute, as well. >> yeah. >>> the time now is 4:56. big changes for commuters over the memorial day weekend. >> from closures in the transbay terminal to detours on the bay bridge, how

. >>> and will facebook's mark zuckerberg eat his words? the unusual challenge he is making to himself. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. >>> authorities in arizona just released this video of a drug raid gone terribly wrong. it shows s.w.a.t. officers storming the house of a veteran marine, josi garana and firing more than 70 rounds into his home. initially officers say garina drew a weapon and shot first, but that report turned out to be false. he was killed instantly in the hail of bullets. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg is on a new diet, one that requires him to kill whatever he eats. he say

crazy. >>> well, mark zuckerberg is going on a very selective diet. he says from now on he is only going to eat meat he kills. it's his personal challenge of the year. last year he decided to learn chinese. zuckerberg writing in a blog that he has essentially become a vegetarian and although he has been trained to properly slaughter animals, including lobster, chicken and goats. you have to take the time to understand where your food comes from, he says maybe it's easier to become a vegetarian. >> where's the livestock going to be? >> i think that's smart. everybody should know where their food comes from. >> he certainly can afford it. >>> one judge, 74 cases. it how the cases in the deadly san bruno explosion will be handled coming up. >> the damaging evidence to be released today against san francisco police. >>> police say they haver that man in the bryan stow beating case. but they still -- police say they have their man in the bryan stow beating case but they still haven't been able to charge him criminally. that's coming up. ,,,,,,,, i know you

next frontier but how do you warn people adequately that not everybody's going to be the next mark zuckerberg. look the motivation is there come up with your bright ideas don't limit yourself always come to your parents are teachers with some bright ideas you never know what's going to happen so that you never want to limit yourself you know want to motivate your kids in the wrong direction but currently the education is just necessary society demands of corporate america silicone they demanded so it's like hitting the lottery and. sensually good hit the lottery and many of the innovators hit the lottery because they were the right place at the right time and they had that idea and it was clear essentially you do need that education long term because you never know what that tech savvy company is going to do in a year corporate america demands you get an education i guess and sounds like corporate america demands that you be and that it's definitely a tough situation out there going at it thank you so much for joining us tonight. thank you for our reward. and also to come on this friday night

know what to do with yourself you come up with new challenges for yourself every single day so mark zuckerberg new challenge if he's going to eat only what he kills isn't that just a first world problem like i'm going to challenge myself to have to hunt for my food and then take it to my very fancy butcher in santa cruz where they can do all the dirty work for me i'm sure the goats and sheep. silicon valley are trembling in their habits in their boots of healthcare he's already imported and we should think he's actually hunting real animals and this isn't farmville he's going to say i just wasn't clear on that part of the story i like the philosophy i do agree it's like a definite culture and rich person thing that they're a boy growing up in oral florida like we ate what we killed i mean we didn't only eat things we killed because you're saying world you have to do you know yourself a millionaire who obviously does not need to write you that way and what he's also he's also not like starting some campaign or nonprofit saying only eat things you kill you saying it's like something i'm doing li

one you know this is something that i like to call white rich people problems like when you're mark zuckerberg and you just have so much money you don't know what to do with yourself you come up with new challenges for yourself every single day or so mark zuckerberg new challenge is he's going to eat only what he kills isn't that just a first world problem like i'm going to challenge myself to have to hunt for my food and then take it to my very fancy butcher in santa cruz where they can do all the dirty work for me i'm sure the goats and sheep of silicon valley are trembling in their in their boots and he's already in sort of are we sure that he's actually hunting real animals and this isn't farmville he's going to say i just wasn't clear on that part of the story i like the philosophy i do agree it's like a definite golden rich person being there but like growing up in rural florida we ate what we killed and we didn't only the things we killed because that's what i'm saying we're going to do you know you're a millionaire who obviously does not need to write you that way but he's also he's al

so what are mark zuckerberg and eric smith doing there? >> and the prices that some items are fetching on an online option. >>> four murders in eight days. the bay area city dealing with this problem and the video that could help solve one of the crimes. >>> plus, immigrant rights. see the local efforts to make it easier to become a citizen. and avoid a federal plan to deport undocumented immigrants. then these guns were stolen when a california man was tortured in his own home. why it was easier to find the suspects than to find the weapons. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertai

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. >> mark zuckerberg. there's another one out there. this one is an attorney. he'd been on facebook for awhile, then all of a sudden, he wasn't able to be on. he was defriended by facebook. >> they think identity it's a fraudulent account. it happened to kate middleton. they took her page away. they thought she was a fake. >> they investigated. they dug into it a bit. apparently, mark zuckerberg number two might be back on facebook. >> try to explain to your friends, no, i really still love you. i didn't unfriend you. >> all right. thanks for being in the chat room. talk with you again. >> yeah. >>> digital technology is all around us. phone, computer camera, all that. now a legendary film maker george lucas is making sure it gets into your schools. this is perry's principles. >> "star wars" creator george lucas conquered the empire with the power of the force. now he's conquering education with the power of the internet. >> education is the single most important job that the human race has. >> it's a free, non-profit site that highlights what works in schools

we are going to take you to mark zuckerberg's house, the face of facebook. and the top elementary schools in the nation, many of them here in the bay area. we'll give you the list. >> tell mark i said hi. for gadget friday, a mother's day gift, perhaps. something that might fill the ipad roll. we'll take a look. >> ta we are filling with freeways. no major slowing here. i'll show you where there's big slowing coming up in a half hour. 3w4r57p"çdnb2jpvfytt1a3nduab33,f wlapaí >>> good morning and welcome back. it's 5:50 now. what a gorgeous shot of the bay bridge as early morning commuters are making their way into san francisco this morning. you don't need a ticket to ride today because you can get one for free. ace is offering free rides between stockton and san jose today. it's also offering 10% discount on june monthly passes. ace says it's a way to thank passengers and maybe get new ones. how about a free traffic report now, mike? you're not going to charge us, are you? >> i'm just checking and no delays reported for ace trains. that's good news. antio

>>pam: mark zuckerberg left live in a frugal life until recently. kron4's and cover for kimberlee? >> kimberlee: you are correct, this would be a big change for the billionaire. with a pretty modest life style. however, this is believed to be the place of the real-estate that mark zuckerberg dropped a $7 million in palo alto crescent neighborhood. this five-bedroom is wheat away from the street with high privacy walls. -the way--and a richly it was built in 1903 has a large, expensive overhaul a few years ago with the addition of an entertainment pavilion. outdoor fireplace, barbecue, and a saltwater swimming pool. if you'd like to check this out? www.kron4.com f if you would like to read more about this or any other segments, go to what's on the web section at www.kron4.com (music) >> jacqueline: fe nice and warm a nice warm--day out there, taking a look at a high temperatures. 73 in half moon bay. 74 degrees in san francisco compared to the in the bellies. low 90s for the most part! compared to the inland valleys-- temperatures for the most part are going to be comfortable with t

reports say mark zuckerberg was involved with talks to buy skype. it could be worth $4 billion and considering a joint venture with google. >>> apple reportedly as an ipad deal. starting with esquire, popular mechanics and o, oprah's magazine. it's operated by apple that lets you sign up for subscriptions. >> thank you much. it's 4:48 now. christina joins us from pleas t pleasanton. no, she doesn't. i just lost her. coming up, we'll take a break and talk about a top dog. >> this dog stayed there over her body until help arrived at a great personal risk and pain. >> an east bay dog credited with saving a family's dog. why can't they find a landlord willing to rent to them and their dog? >> we are looking through highway 24. a smooth drive now approaching . where things are expected to slow down and where things are stopped now. your traffic, coming up. >>> good morning to you. yeah, we are live on the city streets of pleasanton this morning. we are taking the show on the road this month, broadcasting live from a different city. it is pleasant in the

not bad, mark zuckerberg. let's go here, just down the street from cafe, a local coffee shop. what are we whipping up? >> expresso, we serve it in the italian style. we are a venetian coffee shop. >> go ahead. talk about that. what does it mean when you say you are a venetian coffee shop? >> we roast all of beans outside of venice. they are roasted italian style, which means light to medium roast. what that means for the flavor of the coffee is that you get more of the characteristics of the beans and uniqueness and flavors coming through. in terms of drinks, we have -- we use the traditional ratios for all our drinks. our cap chino, my favorite drink is one ounce express sew, one ounce milk. >> is that enough to get your day going? >> perfect. >> you have people coming in and say what? when they see this little cup? >> most people know what they are getting. >> how do you compete in this world which is dominated by starbucks? >> we have found our own market, our own niche. we have all our own specialty drinks. if you come in, if you are not a coffee drinker like yourself, you

. >> there is a new meat mantra for mark zuckerberg irk. he said that he only eats the meat that he killed himself. this story is a big talker in the tech world. we want to know what you think, head over to the facebook fan page and leave your comments, we will have a look at what you have to say later in the newscasts. we will be right back.

. >>> paul segli claims that he has a signed contract from facebook owner mark zuckerberg giving him half of the company. >>> oakland based pandora is the latest bay area country to offer public offerings. >>> let's take a look now, wall street. stocks rose moderately. the dow gained more than 38 points while the nasdaq was just shy of earning 14 points. >>> the deadly horse disease known as the equine herpes virus is growing. 75 horses have now been infected and more than 2,000 have been exposed to the virus. 11 have been euthanized and 64 health facilities have been quarantined. the virus began in a horse show in utah earlier this month. >>> the fish you want may not be the fish you get. a new report finds studies that 30% of fish are mislabeled as more expensive species. researchers say they are now using dna tests to see if fish are not deliberately mislabeled. 85% of fish in the united states is imported. >>> on to the weather because it is the memorial day weekend. bill what weather are we expecting. >> not the kind of weather you want for the memorial day weekend. what i was i

we are going to show off mark zuckerberg's new crib. and we are going to run with the bulls. it's all coming up. >> thank you much. >>> let's turn to mike. mike, one of the great things about getting up this early is you get to go home early. >> yes. if folks are heading out through the maze, no problems. getting up this early provides some benefits, if you can have your eyes open enough to reap the benefits. there are things like this, an accident on highway 4. reports this is blocking one lane. it's coming off 242, off pittsburgh and antioch. not a big issue as far as slowing goes. the closure from loveridge to somersville. it will continue for the next few weeks. we'll get a live look at oakland with a light volume of traffic. like you say, no problem with the flow of traffic. it's good news. the bigger traffic might be midday. back to you. >> thank you. apparently, a lot of "twilight" fans are having babies. the top names are from the movie. jacob and isabella are the most popular according to the social security administration. they are the names of the werewolf and the

the supreme court make the final decision whether to reopen their case alleging facebook founder mark zuckerberg stole their idea for the social networking site. and speaking of facebook, an israeli couple has reportedly named their newborn baby book like. and appropriately dozens of thumbs up signs appeared on the proud papa's page where he announced the arrival of baby like. poor kid. >>> well, one of the worst pitching performances ever. and some college kids find a creative way to pass the time during a rain delay. >>> plus, the brewers' carlos gomes says not so fast with a home run robbing catch in los angeles. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather, we're stormy on both coasts, but at least we're perfect in the middle. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." and in sports, yankees fans hoping to see the bronx bombers dig themselves out of their slump got quite a disappointment last night. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> good morn

. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg said the site is not working to open the site to children under the age of 13. facebook has policies not to register children under a certain age. that age varies by countries. >>> stocks rose on wall street. they focused on rising oil prices. the dow jones industrial average rose 38 points to close at 12,395. the nasdaq composite rose 15 to 2,761. >>> the quiet community of park merced near san francisco state is at the center of a housing firestorm. ktvu's david stevenson is live where residents say they aren't done fighting plans to move them out of their homes. >> reporter: developers call it a makeover but residents say they stand to lose decades of their lives with the demolition of the units. >> these are our homes. >> reporter: residents say they are worried and angry after super visors approved a redevelopment of this complex. >> i lived here 58 years. >> reporter: she was dragged out yesterday, angry that they approved a plan that will include the demolition and replacement of 1500 rent- controlled homes. >> how can you stand for this? t

. >> i believe that is mark zuckerberg. thank you so much. it is 4:48. this morning, the sights and sounds of the devastating tornado. a man uses his camera to record video as it forms over head. sound is plenty clear. >> it's right above us. it's right above us. come on man. be careful. it's slippery. >> all right. that's what you should not do, go to the basement. the man and another person took shelter in an oil bay. the wind hurled the glass you heard. this is just southwest of oklahoma city. christina, i grew up in the midwest. at least two times i remember an actual tornado. we went to the basement once a summer because of alerts. >> you know the sounld you heard there, the high-pitched sound was the actual tornado, not the alarm going off. when you hear them coming, it sounds like a freight train coming at you. they have a sound that accompanies. it's a scary, scary event. severe thunderstorms are really, really hard to forecast where the tornado's path will be. it looks like the east will get more. patchy fog is all we are dealing with this morni

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