mark zuckerberg: we can give more people a voice. instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges. and instead of dividing people, we can help bring people together. emily: the big announcement was the highly anticipated messenger platform. software that will enable businesses to use artificial intelligence to chat with customers using humanlike responses. cory johnson caught up with the vice president of messaging products for more. >> we have weather forecast bots that are different. >> is it going to rain today? >> if you find the right bought -- the right bot at the right time, you can interact with buttons. if the developer once to make it available, it's a really rich interface. it's an important distinction that most other people have not managed to build. it is a rich experience that comes to life because you can use the ui. cory: you are supplying the tools by which developers will create businesses. services that will run within messenger. >> if you look at what we have added in the last 12 months, we can hail a

today's winner is facebook and mark zuckerberg. shares in the social network up 9% in extended trading after earnings shattered analysts expectations. also proposing the creation of new class c shares so that shareholders would get to shares for each class a or b share they currently own. this would allow mark zuckerberg to sell some of the shares while still maintaining control over the company. that does it for this edition of bloomberg west. tomorrow my interview with twitter cofounder biz stone. plus, earnings from linkedin and groupon, among others. that is all for now. ♪ >> this program is a paid presentation for omega xl and brought to you by great health works. ♪ larry: welcome. i am larry king. and i'm here to report on a significant health-related investigation that has been taking place for the past couple of years. the information i will provide you during the course of the show is related to everyone's health and well-being. several years ago, i was

is facebook and mark zuckerberg. shares in the social networker up 9% in extended trading after earnings shattered analysts expectations. also proposing the creation of new class c shares so that shareholders would get to shares for each class a or b share they currently own. this would potentially own mark -- allow mark zuckerberg to sell some of the shares will still maintaining control the company. that doesn't for this edition of bloomberg west. tomorrow my interview with twitter cofounder gemstone. earnings from linkedin and groupon among others. that is all for now. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: welcome to the program. tonight a conversation with president barack obama. the interview follows are set down at the white house last week area this took place in hanover, germany where the president attended and industrial fair with german chancellor angela merkel. this was the final leg of a trip that included stops in saudi arabia and the u.k. in london he had lun

mark zuckerberg at the annual developer conference saying that virtual-reality to be dominant. shanghai, seeing +++ what are we doing now for the hang seng. >> we should be opening at those levels. the missionary show you what's happening with the regional benchmark. a $100 billion market morning, the amount of market capital created on paper this morning. every single sector growing, yields coming up. have a look at gold, gold coming down. all oioil coming off its highs. we are above are 200 day moving average for crude for the first since july 2014. asian looking like this. hong kong, shanghai, and manila joining the party now. that's how the equity markets look ahead out of crucial figures from china. we could get an improvement in exports there. the nikkei 225, that's what a weaker yen will do. 1.2%, about 20,000. for a lot of these markets across asia, the highest level so far this month. pboc setting the reference rate for the renminbi at the strongest level since april 1. people waking up to a weaker u.s. dollar. it is up against the yen, but does not mean it is up again

that's the message from mark zuckerberg. find out what he's planning for facebook from the company's developer conference. stay with us. we'll be right back after this short break. >>> welcome back to "street signs." let's bring you up to speed with some of the other top stories we're watching this morning. the syrian government is holding parliamentary elections, which opponents of president bashar al assad have called illegitimate. the syrian government has insisted on holding the elections in line with the normal schedule, despite ongoing violence. >>> china has offered nigeria a $6 billion loan to fund infrastructure projects, according to the nigerian foreign minister. the minister added that there won't be an official agreement to be signed, saying, quote, it is a credit that is on the table as we identify the projects. >>> brazilian president dilma rousseff said her vice president was organizing a conspiracy to oust her from the presidency. a congressional committee voted earlier in the week to recommend rousseff be i

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mark zuckerberg says more big bucks to come. and interview with the twitter cofounder and how he thinks twitter can right the ship along with a major announcement about his latest startup. first to everly -- apple, the roles most unable companies grappling with slowing demand for its flagship product, the iphone. it reported first sales declined since 2003. the numbers still caught some investors off guard. second quarter revenue was down her teen percent and earnings per share was down 18% and warnings we could see another decline in the next quarter. i spoke to frank gillett. what are the main takeaways? cory: iphone units down 18% is the biggest take away. you've got growth in the market and shrinkage at apple. the secular growth is taken away but the real concern and the reason the stock is down it because the margin number was disappointing. a little slippage in the growth margin is disappointing although it comes at a time of the release of this phone which likely has lower margin so it may not be arable news. -- it may no

mark zuckerberg laying out his 10-year plan. what do you think was most important about what we saw this week? sarah: all of these pieces of the puzzle that facebook has been talking about for the last couple years started to come to focus. virtual reality, artificial intelligence. facebook laid out how those things make sense as part of a social network. how we will use virtual reality to hang out with people even if we are not in the same place, and how artificial intelligence will help facebook better organize your newsfeed by understanding the content and context of the post you write. you can decide now whether you like that future. emily: shira, how have you been watching this ambitious plan laid out by mark zuckerberg from the 30,000-foot view? shira: i was curious to hear from sarah. mark zuckerberg came out this week and he gave what sounded like a political speech. he talked about being fearful of people who want to build walls and coming together around global issues. it sounded to me like a mark zuckerberg we hadn't

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. >>> facebook controls an hour of every user's days as mark zuckerberg is $4 billion richer. >>> and your forecast is coming up. "early today" starts right now. good morning. thank you for waking up with us than 24 hours after donald trump swept the gop primaries in the northeast. ted cruz threw a hail mary pass, picking former hewlett-packard ceo and onetime presidential opponent, carly fiorina as his potential running mate. he is trying to put juice in his presidential bid and force trump into a contested convention. >> an extraordinary leader, my friend, and the next vice president of the united states, carly fiorina! ♪ >> and trump made sure to hit both cruz and fiorina on the move. >> today, i'm in the plane and i see on television, they have a new relationship has started, cruz and carly. he's mathematically eliminated! he has set a record, though. he is thest country who is mathematically eliminated from becoming president, who chose a vice presidential candidate. >> cruz is hoping his fortunes fare better than ronald reagan's did in 1976 when he chose richard schweiker and

mark zuckerberg outlined a grand plan. he called it the 10 year plan and a big part of it, on the bots., is in mark: and you said run with a start making bucks for facebook. before will be a while we see any revenues. in messaging, it has been a very, very difficult business model for yahoo!, a well, really anybody else, except for bloomberg over the last 10 years, so for them to take this messaging platform with 900 million users and build it into an ecosystem that will keep people plugged in for an extended period of time will eventually transform itself into an e-commerce platform and they have not really talked about how they will be monetizing it. our best guess is that what they will try to link facebook advertisers and they have millions of advertisers into the messenger. drive and leadl to the other, but none of this is reflecting our numbers are reflecting the street numbers. we think it is all crazy, it -- gravy, if and when it happens. betty: this is the 10 year plan, but should google or apple -- are they quaki

everybody knows what mark zuckerberg stands politically. a really large page, two million bikers to d.c., just got slammed by facebook, completely unpublished. i'm not the only conservative. there are many conservatives who have been battling this free speech issue with mark zuckerberg for some time. but the bottom line is, trish, it is his business. it is a private business, and he has the right to determine who can and can't speak on his social media site. and the answer there is for some conservatives to get together and create their own social media site. trish: a rival to facebook. >> exactly. but i think it's sad, trish, when what we've come to in this country where free speech is suddenly hate speech. the only people who are stifling free speech are people like black lives matter on the left. they're not letting people have that first amendment right. trish: jan morgan, thank you so much. good to see you, as always. looking lovely in pink, i'd add. >> thanks, trish. trish: donald trump blasting hillary clinton in some of his harshest

you criticized mark zuckerberg. you said he should leave his posh neighborhood and go back to working with working class people. you accused him of self-righteousness and having security that others don't. aren't those always accusations that could be labeled against duch? >> yeah, but donald trump isn't saying we shouldn't build a wall and protect everybody else. that's the hypocrisy here. most americans don't live near a wall or have security. we need to protect the american citizen and those are donald trump's policies. mark zuckerberg talked about hope over fear. that doesn't save lives wchl very to do something. >> right what are you -- >> kate steinle in san francisco. she was shot while walking on the pier with her father for crying out loud. we should be more concerned about her than leaning the border open for more criminals to come across. >> just to be clear, what exactly are you seeking to protect ordinary people from here just to be clear as where we are? >> for as far as putting up the wall? >> yes. >>

. >> and mark zuckerberg spoke his mind. >> reporter: for mark zuckerberg, facebook is about connecting people. >> i hear voices about building walls. >> reporter: he said facebook's work is more important than ever. >> instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges many. >> reporter: they'll use things like this. >> this is an engine pod. >> reporter: part of the solar-powered airplanes they're using to beam down internet. >> this drone flying in from the back of the room. >> reporter: drones will soon be able to broadcast live to facebook. already anyone can go live with the facebook app. >> going live is a lot of fun. >> reporter: it's real, and it's raw. >> that's a really flattering picture of me up there. >> reporter: all of these live videos have a person on the other end. but a lot of it was interacting with robots. >> this is the future of 1-800 numbers. instead of having to wait on the phone, are' going to be able to message businesses. >> reporter: and a robot powered by artificial intelligence. >> it is to reflect working with a personal shopper. >> reporter: an

mark zuckerberg's keynote is expected to begin any minute. then we'll be hearing from a range of other facebook executives. now the company doesn't give an exact agenda, but we certainly expect to hearr hear from messenger chief david marcus. we'll also be talking to him on closing bell after he leaves the stage. back over to you guys. >> thank you julia. let's talk facebook. the stock are at about 6% this year. let's bring in the ceo of al beion financial. he recently added facebook to his portfolio. jeff is a cn blrks bc contributor. he is bearish orch facebook right now. jason, it seems the onus is on the bulls. the stock up 35% over the past 12 months. what do you need to hear in order to remain this bullish on the stock? >> i think what we need to see from facebook and from mark zuckerberg today is a clear discussion, articulate the strategy of messenger. as julia mentioned the chat box has been the focus of the last couple of weeks. there has been a lot of discussion about what the opportunity there is for facebook to be able to take me

and why is mark zuckerberg taking not so subtle shots at the donald? the media fascinated by the bitter battle between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> secretary, senator, please. secretary. secretary. >> let's do it! >> if you're both screaming at each other, the viewers won't be able to hear either of you. >> but did cnn's brooklyn brawl change the race? plus, a new hbo film on the anita hill hearings. >> during the fall, 1982, they began to use work situations to discuss sex. i could not keep silent. >> is the story true? >> i deny every allegation against me today. >> is the movie as some republicans say slanted against clarence thomas? i'm howard kurtz and this is media buzz. >>> donald trump may be heading for a big win in new york two days from now, the media's fouk us is on the nature of how delegates are chosen in some states. ever since a colorado convention gave all the delegates to ted cruz without most gop voters began with the preference, same thing in wyoming yesterday with cruz winning all the delegates. trump calls the system rig

. >> and mark zuckerberg spoke his mind. >> reporter: for mark zuckerberg, facebook is about connecting people. >> i hear voices about building walls. >> reporter: he said facebook's work is more important than ever. >> instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges many. >> reporter: they'll use things like this. >> this is an engine pod. >> reporter: part of the solar-powered airplanes they're using to beam down internet. >> this drone flying in from the back of the room. >> reporter: drones will soon be able to broadcast live to facebook. already anyone can go live with the facebook app. >> going live is a lot of fun. >> reporter: it's real, and it's raw. >> that's a really flattering picture of me up there. >> reporter: all of these live videos have a person on the other end. but a lot of it was interacting with robots. >> this is the future of 1-800 numbers. instead of having to wait on the phone, are' going to be able to message businesses. >> reporter: and a robot powered by artificial intelligence. >> it is to reflect working with a personal shopper. >> reporter: an

zuckerberg -- "i think i'll take mark zuckerberg seriously when he gives up all of his private security, moves out of his posh neighborhood and comes live in a modest neighborhood near a border town." david? >> that was the response to zuckerberg. tom, meanwhile, any response from the trump campaign tonight on those allegations of death threats against delegates? >> reporter: david, we don't know if the trump campaign condones this, we don't know if the trump campaign condemns this, because tonight, they are not commenting. david? >> all right, tom llamas with us tonight from pittsburgh. tom, thank you. >>> the democrats, of course, also battling for the new york primary next. both candidates standing with verizon workers, now striking. both showing up at different times in different places. hillary clinton, along the picket line with union workers in manhattan. 40,000 across the country walking off the job over pension and layoffs. bernie sanders with protesters in brooklyn earlier, saying those striking workers are standing up for millions of other workers who aren't protected by unio

a billionaire has the backing of stephen hawking and mark zuckerberg. they think the tiny spacecraft could reach alpha centauri in 20 years, make observations and send them back to earth. hawking said he thinks there is a small chance it could find habitable planets. >>> could the oakland raiders still be thinking about moving to las vegas? later this month, the owner will go before a nevada state committee and talk about moving the raiders to vegas. right now vegas is looking at building a $1.3 billion, 65,000 seat stadium near the vegas strip. according to the review journal, mark davis has visited las vegas twice in the past two months. the paper is reporting the team would consider playing preseason games and possibly one regular-season game at sam boyd stadium until the new stadium is built. the raiders do have a one year lease in oakland through the 2016 season. >>> the giants off-season spending spree is paying dividends. $90 million pitcher, jeff samardzija went eight innings last night in his first victory as a giant. trevor brown started in pl

seven great t-shirts and one set of genes as worn by mark zuckerberg -- pof jeans as worn by mark zuckerberg. vodafone introduced "d vodadrone." and british liquor maker pims -- pimms claimed it would be sponsoring the famous "big ben" tower. sarah: historically, there are two of germany's biggest clubs, but they have gone into different directions. but, the passion of the fans is as strong as ever. >> despite the teams poor performance recently, they have stood up for the final training session of the week. >> there in the middle of a relegation battle, and the coach isn't really in good spirit ahead of the teams big-game -- team's big-game in dortmund. >> every week, we talk about what we can be hopeful about. i don't want to have to say the same thing at the -- same thing every time. scrip>> in dortmund, on saturday night, they faced opponents that has not lost at home all season. >> if we say beforehand that we can't make it, we are giving up. we will lead a top performance. it will not be a walk in the park. we are not the favorites. i still think we are capable of getting a result. >>

you can see how well mark zuckerberg's ten-year vision has been received. everybody's talking about it. everyone recalibrates. when you're a huge platform as facebook is, as apple is, as android is, people in the industry have got to know what your long-term vision is. and it would be a great time for apple to do exactly that same thing, whether it's done now, or whether it's done six or eight months from now. but at some point in time, it would be a grit thing to do. >> you talked to tim cook, john, i'm curious if he agrees on these sorts of levers that could be pumd to improve performance. >> i've not talked to tim cook about this. you know, tim doesn't need any help from me. he's an incredibly talented executive. he's got a great team around him. i'm just giving you some examples that i think people are overreacting, because they don't appreciate that silicon valley is the one place on the planet where people really do pull genies out of bottles. >> but the stock is down. >> the stock is entirely respected. here's the thing that i think people forget. st

how mark zuckerberg envisions the next ten years. >>> plus a medieval mansion for sale. the east bay location and how many millions it will cost you. a "messy" morning commute in oakland. an overturned big rig spilled its load of dirt. this happened on the connection from westbound 980 ... to >>> a messy morning commute in oakland. an overturned big wheel spilled its load of dirt. this happened on the connection from westbound 980 to southbound 880 right in the heart of the commute around 8:a.m. crews finally had the mess cleaned up about three hours later. it's still not clear what caused the crash. thankfully the truck driver was not seriously hurt. >>> bart employees and riders aren't the only ones invested in the deal avoiding a strike. bart and its employee unions hammered out a new agreement well ahead of the current contract expiration next year. that pact gives workers a 10.5% pay raise over the next four years. a bay area state representative is weighing in. he and 40 other lawmakers have urged bart to be more fiscally responsible. on the november ballot bart is

the ceo mark zuckerberg got a big no. they're doing facebook live, beefing up that product, opening it to developers to create new things to make it more attractive for individuals, networks, drone operators to share content on facebook. what they're seeing is snapchat has been successful in getting millennials to create content and put it on snapchat. 7 billion video views a day, and facebook is like woo, the future may not be in our camp. to facebook's credit, they have a much bigger model and are doing well overall. we'll see how the competition plays out. have you youtube, you can't forget about them, and twitter's periscope, it's a busy landscape. trish: indeed. thank you so much. iowa state university in an uproar as the school's hispanic organization suggests white students go to the doctor to get their white privilege checked out because it's, quote, like a virus. they claim examples of white privilege are being able to get your hair cut wherever you want and finding favorite foods at the grocery store. it's the l

. >> mark zuckerberg took a dig at comp. at the developers conference in san francisco. >> i hear fearful voices calling for building walls, and slowing immigration, instead of building walls, bull bridges, and in instead of dividing people, bring people together. >> reporter: elections official declared trump and clinton -- both won their races by fewer than 2000 votes. veronica de la cruz,. >>> an elementary school is going to be built on this barren property. why parenting say they fear their children could get cancer. >> this millionaire from california got kicked off a flight, tonight, we'll show you his cronk end rant. >> drunken rant. ,,,,,,,, project that is truly out of bay area is playing a part in a project that is it truly out of this world. star trek and et all into one. betty yu shows us how scientists boldly want to go where no one has gone before. >> reporter: it's called the most ambitious search for alien life in history, and some of the brightest minds, including mark zuckerberg are on the weird. it's a $1

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. >>> how stephen hawking is teaming up with mark zuckerberg to search for alien life. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, killing a mother of three ht online. >>> right now a seattle man is behind bars accused of killing a mother of three he met online. the body was found dismembered over the weekend. she was supposed to be out to a baseball game with john charlton friday night. she disappeared before being found murdered. detectives connected the two cases search the home for evidence and identified him as the color. >> some president -- forensic evidence dealing with telephone calls and cell towers by utilizing is where led to a suspect early on. >> he was arrested yesterday and investigators were looking to whether he can be tied to similar crimes. >>> barbara boxer is getting help from a famous pilot to make cargo flights safer. sully sullenberger stood with boxer in washington. he's a former us airways captain that made the landing on the hudson river back in 2009. today he earned -- urge passage of the safe skies act that would get cargo pilots the same flight time limits and minimum rest. the ai

>> no, mark zuckerberg has had control of the company. and you read the prospectus, and he said, i have a long term view, and if you don't like it, sell it. >> great quarter to announce it. >> people are more forgiving. >> exactly. i will stay in control and the investors seem to like that idea. it is really staggering, but the rate of the growth and the moat they have around the assets and the amount of data they have and not just about the intent expre expressed through search, but where you are, what you are doing, and the fact that 66% monthly active users are logging in daily, and it shows a level of commitment that really goes against this anecdotal popular narrative that the kids don like facebook anymore and going to something else, but everybody likes the facebook around the world and engagement is increasing and not decreasing. >> again, it is staggering, because we talk about how much television we watch, four to five hours a day, and still, it is an extraordinary number, and this number that we spend on one app or property is

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>> mark zuckerberg is spitting angry with trumps propose wall. a race joke that went way over the line like a pregnant pole vault are. that's up next. stay with me. kennedy: welcome back. recently hillary clinton new york mayor bill de blasio caught a little bit of flak for a racial and motivated skit he performed at a charity event. watch. tonight thanks for the endorsement, bill. it take you long enough. >> sorry hillary. i was running on -- time. >> i do like jokes like that, bill. kennedy: it's a phrase sometimes used to mean people time. in the wake of the controversy this joke is created to hillary clinton who has bravely to censor supplement mayor saying it was his gift and she referred to him. here to help me sort this out from the greg gutfeld show and host of "fox news" channel's greg gutfeld. >> cohost. i apologize frantically. kennedy: i'm glad you cleared that up. mayors having a tough time clearing this up. it's a racially charged reference. >> it's amazing that they didn't see this coming. if you have a joke it back, and set up thi

it would let mark zuckerberg sell part of his stake without giving up voting control and remain in active leadership, of course that is because of his plan to give away his majority of his wealth just by the initiative. looks like it was a great move. >> yeah. he's using it to strengthen his grip on the management position. and that is a very interesting part of these results. other factors though. the user base already 1.65 billion. we saw active user growth accelerate to 15%. look at twitter with a much lower base anyway. and it's struggling to get growth and that thing. extraordinary that the user base accelerated from growth as well. strong performance from marketers in china. the platform is band in china but lots of chinese companies wanting to advertise on facebook in and around the rest of the world. and that is interesting. and facebook growing quick here even though it is not got the platform like that. >> because they want to reach the u.s. consumer. there's been some trepidation about that from the u.s. consumer because some products don't live up to the pictures they are post

then mark zuckerberg will always be in charge. to some degree, this comes against everything we sort of tell kids about how the stock market works. you buy a share of a company then you get to say what that company does. you are literally one of the owners in that company. this won't work that way. but the truth is most people are perfectly happy having mark zuckerberg be in charge of facebook. >> now google did something very similar a couple of years ago. yahoo shares fell mildly wednesday. it would allow four activists to join its board. ceo marissa mayer said management is looking forward to working with the new directors which is similar to saying it's an honor to be nominated. the same activist investors took a venture on the south bay company marvell. let's check the news before the bell. >>> good morning. wall street looking for losses today. futures are lower and investors reacting to a big drop in japan's market after the bank of japan failed to launch more economic stimulus measures which had been widely expected. the f

mark zuckerberg wants issued a new class of shares so that he can continue to make big bets. nejra cehic issues the very latest. this is a blockbuster set of results. nejra: this is the latest in a string of strong record results. both sales and profits on estimates out of the water. this is about the boom in mobile advertising. facebook has been giving its users videos that have been playing automatically. it is opened up instagram to more advertising. this is helped. it sent the stock surging toward a record. facebook stocks up 4% this year. it is outperforming its competitors, amazon, alphabet, netflix are all down on the year. the big news is this new class justnvoting shares here it shares. francine: what is zuckerberg's reasoning? he wants more control so you can make the decisions that he thinks will work. francine: -- nejra: that is absolutely right. if this goes ahead, it will give zuckerberg more control, rather maintain the control. it will can -- it will encourage him to rent desk to remain involved in a leadership role. with the new stock structure, what he said

mark zuckerberg blasts donald trump's talk about building walls. how zuckerberg says the harsh rhetoric runs counter to facebook's ambition. >>> a remarkable story of survival. a grandmother is rescued after more than a week lost in the wilderness. ahead, the emotional moment she learned when she would be saved. >>> time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> "the washington post" says the fbi paid hackers a onetime fee to unlock the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. the hackers discovered at least one software flaw. they used it to create a hardware to help the agency's crack the i.d.'s phone number. the government has to decide whether they will disclose the flaws to apple. >>> "the new york time s the u.s. military campaign against isis is taking a heavy toll on the militants. pentagon official say air strikes have killed 25,000 fighters. millions of dollars plundered by isis have been ininrated. iraqi and kurdish forces have recaptured real estate in iraq. >> uber gave government agencies and regulato

just a moment. >> reporter: for mark zuckerberg facebook is calling for bringing people together. in what many call a direct shot at donald trump he said facebook's work is more important than ever. >> instead of building walls, we can help people. this is part of a solar power airplane to beam down internet in developing countries. >> zuckerberg announced drones will be able to broadcast live directly to facebook. >> say hi, everyone. >> reporter: anyone can go live with the app. >> it's fun. it feels great. >> reporter: it's real and raw. >> that is a flattering picture. >> you look great. >> reporter: like most interactions these videos have a person on the other end. another announcement is about robots that sort of act like people. >> this is the future of 1800 numbers. you're going to be able to message businesss. >> what answers will be a robot powered by facebook's artificial intelligence. >> the bot is designed to reflect reflect the experience of working with a weather caster. >> and what is the weather in san francisco? paris? we can get this through a natural language.

just a moment. >> reporter: for mark zuckerberg facebook is calling for bringing people together. in what many call a direct shot at donald trump he said facebook's work is more important than ever. >> instead of building walls, we can help people. this is part of a solar power airplane to beam down internet in developing countries. >> zuckerberg announced drones will be able to broadcast live directly to facebook. >> say hi, everyone. >> reporter: anyone can go live with the app. >> it's fun. it feels great. >> reporter: it's real and raw. >> that is a flattering picture. >> you look great. >> reporter: like most interactions these videos have a person on the other end. another announcement is about robots that sort of act like people. >> this is the future of 1800 numbers. you're going to be able to message businesss. >> what answers will be a robot powered by facebook's artificial intelligence. >> the bot is designed to reflect reflect the experience of working with a weather caster. >> and what is the weather in san francisco? paris? we can get this through a natural language.

mark zuckerberg laid out a 10 year plan before 2600 attendees. that included a job at donald trump. mark zuckerberg: we can help give people a voice, instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges. >> of the big announcement was a messenger platform, software that will enable artificial intelligence to chat with customers using humanlike responses. david: now we have the opportunity to hail uber or lyft straight from the messenger. you have the ability to get your news, interact with businesses, discover new products. basically all of those interactions you generally have over mobile web and web apps, you can now have in a much easier way inside of messenger. emily: are people actually going to buy stuff, to order uber, to book restaurants? phil: i think bots will be the next major technology that changes the world. but just like with apps, a lot of early user cases will seem trivial. the things people think they're going to use them for now are not actually what is going to be in the syntax, but as an industry, it is going to be better. francine: the parent company of

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facebook controls an hour of every user's day as mark zuckerberg got $4 billion richer. >>> mother nature had a rough week. "first look" starts right now. >>> good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us today. i'm betty nguyen. it was a day of bombshells. less than 24 hours after donald trump swept the gop primaries in the northeast, ted cruz threw a hail mary pass picking former hewlett-packard ceo and one-time presidential opponent carly fiorina as his potential running mate. the surprise move shows cruz is actively trying to inject some juice into his presidential bid in an effort to force trump into the contested convention. >> an extraordinary leader, my friend and the next vice president of the united states, carly fiorina. [ cheers and applause ] >> and trump made sure to hit both cruz and fiorina on the move. >> today i'm in the plane, i see on television they have a new relationship that's started. cruz and carly. he's mathematically eliminated. he has set a record though. he's the first presidential candidate in the history of this country who's mathematically eliminated from

this is where mark zuckerberg has unveiled things like profile overhauls and music discovery features. he's expected to focus on messenger to monetize the 900 million users who use the platform and we will hear more about their live video ambitions. underneath all of it is a question sparking debate among pundits and investors. our facebook posts getting less personal? joining us to discuss that is sarah frier in the studio. what are we expecting? guest: we are expecting to hear everything from messenger products and whatsapp included and virtual reality. this is the conference where facebook lays it all out. a lot of the current buzz is around bots and what they might do to help businesses use artificial intelligence. emily: this is what allows you to order uber, book a restaurant, i wonder how many people are doing that in messenger? guest: it is very small so far but what a lot of analyst are saying is once facebook opens the ability to build bots more widely, facebook is making the move in the bots area. emily: isn't that the same thing that got microsoft in trouble? guest: micros