i think mark zuckerberg has done a wonderful job. i applaud his ability to understand which companies genuinely posed a threat and an opportunity, you know, to facebook. the interesting question is how does snapchat iterate into becoming more of a communication platform that enables communication that is not necessarily ephemeral. emily: you think they should work on non-ephemeral communication. sean: there is an indication that they are going in that direction. i don't spend that much time thinking about it. emily: whether it's instagram or oculus or internet.org, which do you see as having the most potential to become the next huge business for facebook? sean: the interesting question is is that next big thing somewhere else entirely? is it google x and life sciences and contact lenses that measure glucose? is it self driving cars or is it going to be something that is very close to the home? the core of what facebook is. emily: do you think facebook should move beyond the core? sean: i think communication is the biggest market in

coming up, the photo facebook ceo of mark zuckerberg that's really going viral. it's not about him per se but his laptop. what so many people are spotting on zuckerberg's computer that has the internet buzzing. can you see it? is it my space? friendster? >>> and the fight over whitney houston's emmy award. why the academy of television arts and sciences is trying to block her familyrom selling it at auction. you're watching "world news now." ♪ so i'm saving all my love, yes i'm saving all my love ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by vistaprint. nt. if ynow's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call to request your free

. >>> and everything mark zuckerberg wants, he will get when it comes to facebook. they're holding a shareholder right now passing to give the ceo more control of the company. more details coming up. >>> the heat wave in the west has caused devastating wild fires. we'll take you there for the impacts on business. let's start with today's rally. bob pisani tracking the action. bob. >> the important thing is we've held most of the gains. let's call it steady as she goes here. broad rally more to 1%. 5/1 advancing. that's an impressive number. volatility, vix, has been dropping here. eight of ten sectors up more than 1%. industrials, bank stks, technology, all have been strong. financials i would note particularly strong. so all the money banks were up as well as the regional banks like comerica and regions financial. how confused are they over the brexit thing? the answer is very confused. last week the markets were positioning for an exit. people thought brexit was going to happen. the markets seemed to be positioning for remaining to stay in the uk. the greatest wou

mark zuckerberg is young and has established himself as a visionary, doing an incredible job. a majority of investors are ok with this, because he has been a responsible leader and the expectations are that he will continue to be. the concept of how he ceases ownership going down, giving away $40 billion to charity. he has good motives for putting this in place. emily: it makes sense to ask for this, as long as facebook is doing well and they are beating earnings again and again. mark announced he would ask for this and there were some who said there are some risks. do you see risks down the line? what if facebook starts to not do so well? >> there are risks and you need to give zuckerberg credit. obviously, people can make mistakes and the trends can be missed. i don't forsee that. that is a risk. there is a mechanism to get some change in the leadership. i think it is unlikely that it ends up being a problem. but, that is a risk. emily: someone asked if mark zuckerberg would leave facebook to pursue the philanthropic efforts. >> he said he would stay involved and the thing t

zuckerberg. what this allows him to do is give away some controls without changing voting control.

mark zuckerberg weighs in on the mix of streaming media and politics. raj? >> okay, scott. we'll see you soon. >> the world is watching. what will great britain do? the brexit votes are being counted as we speak. the brexit, the european union. it is 1:00 a.m. in london and the polls are closed and we should start getting results over the next few hours. if they pull out of the eu this will have an economic impact in the usa and beyond. lester holt has more on our brexit coverage "nightly news" begins at 5:30. >> we do want to take you live to moffett field. these are live pictures. air force one just touching down. mr. obama is here for the stanford entrepreneurial summit tomorrow. tonight, expect some traffic now in and around the city in and around moffett field. we presume as he gets off air force one, he'll get on marine one, his helicopter and fly to chrissy field in san francisco, though that is not confirmed and he'll spend the night in the city tonight. >> we do see them waiting and with the traffic that's the most logical way that he has a chance of getting there.

mark zuckerberg holds a live q&a from space. aliens, no. we will tell you how to nasa achieved stratospheric success in social media. but first to our lead. uber has turned to the middle east for its biggest investment ever, the company announcing a $3.5 billion raise as part of their most recent funding round, keeping the valuation at $62.5 billion. the saudi wealth fund managing director will take a seat on the board as part of the deal. eric newcomer joins us with more. this is shocking. are these guys on a permanent fund-raising scheme here? they just keep raising money and keep raising money. eric it certainly feels like : that. $9.5 balance sheet is now billion in cash, on hand. they are flush with money from the private markets. there raising from everyone under the sun from google to tbg and now we have these huge sovereign wealth funds. everybody you can imagine is investing in uber, it seems. a million curious aspects to this. valuation, while high, it stays at that even though it is a subsequent round. whose equity is it selling

mark zuckerberg can't have it both ways. he can't stream to the hills i care so much, then have people in his company put forth these policies. writes this thinking coming from? rather than having more meetings with conservatives, he needs a meeting with their own people and figure out what their policies are at facebook. >> he's concerned about the p.r. problem. julie: at the end of the day, kennedy, you nailed it. it's a private company. the trending thing i thought was ridiculous. but i have a problem with congressmen coming in saying we are going to investigate. they can't. if mark zuckerberg wants to ban me from facebook, they can. they have social media networks that ban women breast feeding on facebook. but if he wants to do that, it's his decision. sandra: is it fair to mislead users. it's a publicly traded company. is it fair to mislead shareholders for what the company claims is an open forum. julie: he has a policy where he doesn't want any guns sold or trade on facebook. he doesn't want any liability. then i gues

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during the visit he will meet with mark zuckerberg and will have a facebook live conscious. rebound obviously is getting victim treatment when he visited the silicon valley. how about the rest of us? people would cannot meet zuckerberg in person are flocking to the bay area just to stand outside of the tech companies. matt keller is at google standing outside of the tech company. >> this is a "thing." thousands come to google and mountain view to work and hundreds of others are coming here to watch them work. silicon valley is now a tourist hot spot. while it is not a three hour tour because of our traffic you will not see skippers or gilligans people are look for the best and brightest of the tech industry. one tour again said that silicon valley tours is the must popular in the bay area even eclipsing the san francisco sites. what are people looking for? some of must popular defendant nations are thumb's up facebook sign in menlo park, google droid sculpture garden this some companies are offer thursday for $100 but have for have a minimum of 25 people in the group. do not

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mark zuckerberg just moments ago. looking for a way to beat the market? it may be as simple as liking your job. the upcoming referendum on whether to quit the european union, jackie looks how a potential brexit could cause chaos for the whole financial system. >> good evening to you, melissa. it appears brexit fears have backed off for a moment, but that doesn't mean there won't be more volatility this week. large futures clearinghouses, these are the companies that process and finance trade. signs last week they're raising margin requirements on gold, s&p futures, the british pound and the euro. what this means is that traders will have to post more money against their trades. now, margin requirements isn't all that surprising. but what traders tell me is interesting is the timing of the move. it's not that margin requirements haven't been raised before, but preemptive strikes ahead of an event is definitely more rare. stone, fxcm and 4-x.com. dramatic moves in the asset classes that i talked about, as of late. look at gold particularly. because it's bei

ceo mark zuckerberg spent some time this morning chatting with the international space station. the subjects ranged from maximizing social media to following your passion whether it's becoming an astronaut or entrepreneur. >>> the investigation is expanding of the cincinnati zoo where a gorilla was killed. jamie yuccas reports. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out how a young boy ended up in the grasp of a more than 420-pound gorilla. the encounter which resulted in zoo officials killing harambe ignites a discussion of security. >> safety is vetted. >> reporter: according to the aza, exhibits where animals and visitors are not supposed to come in contact need to have at least one substantial barrier such as a guardrail or fence in place. on saturday, the child made his way past a three-foot fence through several feet of bushes and down a 15-foot moat. >> the exhibit is safe and the barrier is safe. >> reporter: the zoo has repeatedly defended their security. >> they need to make that place safe. >> reporter: but critics such as michael, a cofounder of the activist

and what mark zuckerberg td dad. you're >>> the >>> the fund to help victims and families of the atlanta night club massacre got a boost. disney pledged a $1 million cash committee to the one orlando fund. in addition donations from disney employees will be matched dollar for dollar. >> next a special surprise for a group of nfl dads. we are just four days away from father's day. >> to honor the occasion courtyard marriott hotels produced a heartwarming video about nfl dads and their kids. they were asked questions about their fathers but they weren't told their dads were actually watching from another room. >> and what played out was just, i mean, so much cuteness. check this out. >> i love my dad because he's so nice to me. >> i love daddy because he loves me. >> like i love him more like i can't pick a number that i love him. >> daddy. >> what's up? >> love you too. >> it's moments where you really find out the things that your >> most important football come together but my family will last forever. >> some of th

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coming up, mark zuckerberg and priscilla chan made their first investment. in laterget to tune this week. we will give you all the best interviews from this week, including elon musk and steve jurgensen. are we living in a matrix like simulation? yeah, that's nuts, but this is "bloomberg west." ♪ cory: mark zuckerberg's new venture is making its first bet. the chan-zuckerberg initiative announced it will leave a $24 funding round for a company called andela. the start up trains stop her developers in africa and gives them full down -- full-time roles and international companies. the founder joins us right now. this is really cool. this businesshow works. exactly as you said, we find genius level young people across africa and give them the exposure and experience they need to operate as team members with top tech companies around the world, facebook, microsoft, google, and dozens of tech startups around the u.s. and africa. cory: tell us about what kind of education these people need to get on board. jeremy: 75% of andela fellows actually come with a backg

hackers, of course, can control webcams and what better target than mark zuckerberg. some people are now wondering, really, that's your solution? tape? >> dude, you're the head of facebook and you're going to put black tape on it. >> can never be too careful. >> i guess when he has a problem with his computer, he turns it on and off. >> control alt delete fixes everything. right? >>> we're going to switch gears now to some troubling developments that may cause many parents to think twice about sending their children on airplanes alone. >> authorities looking into two separate cases of sexual assault involving underage kids flying by themselves. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: it was an alaska airlines jet making the unplanned landing in seattle, so a 23-year-old man could be taken off, booked for trying to kiss a 16-year-old girl who was sleeping after taking off from portland. a week earlier, a 13-year-old girl allegedly assaulted on an american airlines flight. the 26-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to federal charges of abusive sexual contact. the girl'

. >> facebook planning for life at mark zuckerberg. what does facebook look like after mark zuckerberg. the main thing is that they wanted to -- to feel as if he or she could do something without having to answer per se to zuckerberg. >> probably a negative. zuckerberg first came in, and everyone doubted him. and then a consensus became he was right on everything. and he flipped that switch. he had that call where everyone said, you know what, he's coming into his own. >> at this point, without him -- i understand that's not really the question. without him or anything that involves him signing off any of the reins, i think is a negative for facebook. it's up 13%. the market comes in, this one comes in probably harder than market. >> i understand there's value in zuckerberg being there. what if sandberg stepped in and became ceo? >> you know, on some level, if you want to stretch a little bit here, it gets into the apple metaphor here. somebody's calling me now -- >> we're only on the air. we've got a fire alarm -- >> we're doing a tv

the nasdaq finished 26 points higher, also its high for the year. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg had his twitter and pinterest accounts hacked over the weekend. a hacker group called our mine says it's responsible and is just trying to alert zuckerberg to security flaws. the group says it found its passwords when linkedin accounts were leaked last month. >>> and don't be late for your uber ride. the company is expanding a pilot program that gives riders a two-minute window to get to their car before charging a late fee. uber tested this in new york, new jersey, and dallas. riders were more likely to be prompt. so no doding. >> all right. time is money, money is time. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you, jill. >>> still to come, carpool karaoke stops on broadway. the stars of "hamilton" and others join james corden for some classic show tunes. ♪ tamin do more for your immune health? now one a day has the first multivitamin with probiotics to support the 70% of your immune system that's found in your digestive tract. new one a day with probiotics. your multi with mo

. >> reporter: look no further than mark zuckerberg for proof that great ideas can advance well beyond the four walls of a college dorm. college startups are hoping to duplicate that success at the recess pitch finals in los angeles. a march madness-style competition for coeds who want to become the next big thing. they're up for a full scholarship to venture capitalist tim draper's draper university in silicon valley and a shot at $250,000. the festival has been to 18 campuses and six regions to narrow down the 10 finalists. >> we're excited to be in los angeles to show off our company and what we've done so far. >> get practice pitching and the money and yeah, seems like a cool experience. >> reporter: recess has come full circle, hatched by indiana university seniors in 2010 as a music festival. by 2013, it expanded into a pitch competition and monitorship event. followed by a concert. it's in the vein of south by southwest at college campuses to help students gain access to resources and connections to launch businesses. shannon blind-e-mailed mark cuban and he became the company's

. >>> mark zuckerberg teaches us all a lesson in whatnot to do online. how the facebook founder's password came back to haunt him. >>> an aggressive pit bull killed. the attack in his friend's yard. ,,,,,,,,,, before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. now being tested for rabies. deputies say the pit bull md a man who was a friend of t >>> a pit bull shot and killed by san joaquin deputies this weekend is now being tested for rabies. the pit bull mauled a man who was a friend of the dog's owner. angela musala with more on the investigation. >> reporter: the two pit bull puppies locked behind this gate, separated after the dog believed to be their father viciously

. >> plus, guess what mark zuckerberg says he's doing with 99% of his fortune? money watch's jill wagner joins us from the stock exchange, jill, good morning. >> good morning, brooke, jim. the markets open after another down week on friday, the dow fell 57 points, nasdaq dropped 44, futures those pointing to higher open. invest remembers closely watching the lead to up thursday's big vote in europe. british vote letters way in on whether the country should leave the european union, break up would bring lots of uncertainty to the market. some big changes coming to cosco today, wholesaler searching from american express to city visa. city will be mailing new cards to cosco customers, cash back rewards and other perks will automatically transfer. >> and today's facebook holds its annual shareholder meeting on the agenda, creating new class of non-voting stock, this way, ceo mark zuckerberg could transfer shares to the chan zuckerberg initiative without including his majority voting controls. zuckerberg and his wife have promised to give away 99% of their fortune to

proof that mark zuckerberg is just as paranoid as the rest of us. that's next. >>> at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> also next -- >> new at 6:00, meet the local man headed to the world championship of arm wrestling and learn his secret to winning. that's at >>> we now know mark zuckerberg, when -- the facebook founder posted this picture celebrating instagram reaching 500 million monthly users. but twitter user, chris olson noticed something else. a closer inspection of the background shows tape is used to cover the webcam and mike on his -- they can take control of laptops or images or sound and the tape prevents that. >> the first ever clear photo of a planet 11 quadrillion kilometers away. that's the equivalent of 1200 light years. a skon mers had to use three telescopes to get that picture. >>> dunkin' donuts opened in walnut creek today. it was a hit if you were willing to wait. in less than three hours, the store sold over 5200 doughnuts. a viewer sent this photo taken at 11 clom. customers waited for an hour to get a cup of coffee. >>

you can see him when he makes the facebook appearance with mark zuckerberg the c.e.o. of facebook who said video is the future of facebook. he is helping the president's appearance will give it a basketball. the president arrives tonight. expect it to be jammed in the area. tonight and tomorrow. take the cab driver's advise and ayou have the area. >> san francisco police are investigating two deadly hit-and-run accidents involving bicyclist. most recently at 7th and howard before 8:30 last night. police say the driver ran a red light and hit a man on a bicycle. a viewer shared this video as papers arrived. the man did not survive. the driver took off but was arrested a short time later. >> the other deadly bicycle crash in golden gate park. police are still searching for the to men who ran from the scene after hitting a woman on the bicycle at 30th avenue at 6:00. the driver abandoned the car. a white honda. with dealer plates quarter-mile away. witnesses say they were going 50 or 60 miles per hour and crossing into oncoming traffic before crash. >> nearly when support

facebook investors will vote on a proposed new class of have mark will zuckerberg remain in an active role. the annual shareholders meeting into just earlier this hour. what were the big headlines? >> the reelection of board including peter thiel who was involved in the controversy lawsuit, and shareholder proposals that give mark zuckerberg control of facebook for as long as he stays involved in the company, those votes were approved. zuckerberg are ready majority voting control of facebook shares so it wasn't that much of a surprise, but it was interesting to hear people speak at the meeting and raise their concerns. what were some of the other questions that you did here? investor came up and said how concerned she was about governance, given that this would give one person control of facebook for as long as he stays involved, even if he sells off his stock. she thought that was just a bad way to arrange things. there are other interesting .uestions, name me about china sheryl sandberg answers that they are focused on learning about china right now. they are testing the waters ther

the senate homeland security committee has now sent a letter to facebook ceo mark zuckerberg requesting information and a briefing on the shooter's online activity. and the gunman's wife remains very much in focus for investigators. sources tell abc news that she began spotted her in surveillance video which showed her with her husband as he bought ammunition. >> she eventually said that she tried to talk him out of harming anyone. it remains unclear if she knew an attack was imminent. >> reporter: and as that investigation moves forward, several new pieces of video have surfaced. we have details on the first of them from abc's brian ross. >> reporter: for the first time we hear the voice of the killer. >> good morning. >> good morning. you have a badge? >> reporter: omar mateen as a disgruntled security guard caught on tape in a documentary called "the big fix" at the site of the 2010 bp oil spill. >> no one gives a [ muted ] here. everybody's just out to get paid. >> all about the money, right? >> all about the money. >> reporter: in 2013 mateen was sounding more than just disgruntled

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the senate homeland security committee sent a letter to facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg. they're requesting information and a briefing on the gunman's online activity. >>> on capitol hill overnight a filibuster sparked by the orlando shooting came to an end after nearly 15 hours. senator chris murphy from connecticut led democrats in the marathon session to force a vote on gun control. murphy said it was unconscionable that congress has done nothing to change the gun laws since the newtown school massacre and left the floor only after getting assurances from top lawmakers. we have been given a commitment to get votes on the floor of to assure that those on the terrorist watch list do not get guns. >> reporter: before yielding the floor murphy talked about one of the children killed at sandy hook. he said to ask yourselves, what can you do to make sure orlando or newtown never happen again? >>> meanwhile, donald trump has requested air meeting with the and a half rifle association to discuss those gun laws. trump now says people on the terror watch list should be banned fr

mark zuckerberg was hacked! >> fish that are craving plastic? ne (whispering): what are you doing up? (whispering): mom said i could have a midnight snack. (whispering): well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. (whispering): why? (whispering): because i am the boss. (whispering): you're not the boss, mom's the boss. (whispering): well, technically, we are co-bosses. (whispering): technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. mmmm... yoplait. >>> the abc7 news app, on the go, on your schedule. news that lives where you live. authorities in australia are closing a stretch of beach in the city of perth after a woman was attacked and killed by a shark. the woman was in the hospital with a die partner and mauled. fishermen positioned the boat between the shark and the male diver so he could get off the vessel. a week ago, another surfer was killed by a shark south of perth. >> in southern california authority could open a beach that has been closed after several shark sightings. a shark helicopter crew spotted the sharks estimated to be athlete 8

julia boorstin has more. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg was about 60% of voting shares of facebook got all his proposal adopted today. the company's board re-elected a proposal to solidify his control of the company approved. zuckerberg laying out his vision for the company in a roadmap to grow revenue. >> over a fivepe, some newer initiatives we're working on will start to become not only very large communities of their own right and some already are but some of these new initiatives will start to contribute meaningfully to our overall business. i'm thinking about new apps we're working on like messenger which i think you can say are pretty meaningful communities at this point. looks at more than 1 billion people, messenger 900 million people, we're just getting started. >> reporter: zuckerberg continues to build the business, he'll be able to maintain his voting control. even as he slowly sells shares to fund his philanthropic efforts or if the company makes acquisitions or issues more shares to employees. even though facebook shares are up 38% over the past year, zuckerberg's propos

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really appreciate your time. , shares mark zuckerberg will be put up to a vote. big moves across the board. day, 29.6of the , asen percent depreciation nigeria's central bank faces a 16 month long currency six. if you want to fix the currency weakness, go to nigeria. ♪ david: coming up, u.s. trade representative michael on what a grexit could mean for trade in the united states. we are about 14 minutes to the equity markets session in the united states. gains across the board following from europe. isry single industry group marching higher. bond yields are higher. starting essentially in the same .lace those are some of the groups helping to lead the gains here. as for individual movers, there are individual moves to us -- besides the macro moves moving the market. boeing up 2.5% after people are company nearing a $4 billion deal with russia's largest company for 747. it has fallen a little bit out of favor. a couple interesting moves to mention this morning. under armour, despite the loss of the golden state warriors last night, under armour who sponsors him

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