is it time for cheryl sandburg to lean out of facebook? is a common piece of rob cook by reuters. it says facebook should move on because mark zuckerberg is now doing his own thing. zuckerberg spent a lot of money in recent weeks and this makes it more of a liability for sandburg. honing in on this piece, kayla, that effectively zuckerberg is serving his interests of die verging with those of sort of the core shareholders. what do you make of that? >> it also says mark zuckerberg is the boss, he has grownup and he doesn't need the adult supervisor he once did. but sandburg was under larry summers, she went to google and then facebook. there has been speculation, albeit what unfounded, that she could be in the running for the ceo role of disney when bob iger does step down several quarters. unclear if that's something we would be in the running for. she has a pretty good gig at facebook. she leaves the office by 5:00 or 6:00 p.m., she gets eight ours of sleep. don't count her out yet. i think she's pretty happy with what she has. >> taking

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they play the philadelphia phillies, who are managed by ryne sandburg. you can watch the game right here on w-g-n. the ricketts family may be looking for investors to help pay for renovations at wrigley field. the owners of the cubs are reportedly thinking about selling minorty shares of the team. those shares would only be for investment purposes and don't include any decision making authority. the ricketts' family plan to use 500-million dollars of their own money to renovate wrigley. but plans are being held up because of possible lawsuits from the rooftop owners. >> could morning. not the best day for a baseball game. the least we're not expecting any delays. light showers. windy today with temperatures in the mid 40's. low pressure moves through. morris is at 42. blue island is at 40. we have some cooler numbers in other places. as we look at the satellite and radar, rain is 10 to the south and east here's note to the west. the good news is bad snow will miss us as a moves through portions of iowa and minnesota and wisconsin. 47 degrees today. the c

. >>> next, she's a role model to many and now cheryl sandburg is getting super hero status. >>> theborate rescue at sea for a little girl and how the bay area is playing a part, plus. >> i'm mindy balk from dangers stadium where the dodgers handed the l.a. dodgers their first loss in a home opener since 2007. bruce bochy called this game two games in one, and not because it was 3.25 hours long. i'll explain coming up in sports. >>> a sick one-year-old baby girl and her family are adrift 900 miles off the coast of mexico waiting patiently to be rescued by the rescue wing. the family of four has been sailing around the world blogging and posting video of their adventure but yesterday morning the family had to call for emergency help because their one-year-old daughter lira was suffering a violent case of salmonella poisoning. this morning an mc 130 took off to bring the family back. last night four members of the rescue wing parachuted into the ocean near the 36-foot rebel heart to give her antibiotics and get her stable. she's stable for now but if her condition changes, 129th will p

something you do every interact, that is a lot of people's experience on top of that, you have cheryl sandburg'sng half of her stake in the company which tells you, it may tell you she is leaving, it may tell you she thinks the stock has topped out. >> maybe she is looking at other opportunities in terms of revealing what she wants to do next. plenty of rumors, so much competition, whether it is twitter or youtube, there are so many places for the audience to go, the audience has so many things to get their attention that it is a fragmented audience and it is harder for facebook to stay competitive. melissa: there was a break a letter to facebook saying it was lining, once a social network, but all about the money. the only way to get any traction is people realize that and advertising, their bottom line, it is not worth it. >> we have a brand on facebook too. when we push out we expect people to see them. if we want to see them. and -- melissa: that is one of those things, i get on there, and hard to quantify. how are you able to quantify when things are not being read? >> the percentage of lik

greatrcentages are not as here but even in the united tates what we are learning and cheryl sandburgrs,google the last 48 the way women are treated is but no w much subtler less damaging, not only for the individual woman but for the a whole.s that is a profound message i ope more people and institutions will help us make. applause] >> we will go from the public to more personal. is there still a double standard n the media about how we talk about women in public life? i want to ask specifically a lot of fun researching both of you and i that i oss a standard can't believe is true but you were meeting with a foreign night and flown all tied your layer back and when he he was o the room frightened because he heard when your hair was back you were unpleasant value. and if your hair is short you are going to devalue them? i have my hair a bit longer last october for the annual meeting. a story was written saying that theree my hair was longer .ould no longer be haircuts >> i guess that answers the question. that.p on !> really, tom there is a double standard obviously. either experience

senior positions taking advantage of platform trying to get into others into leadership like cheryl sandburgt facebook. there is lot of talk about hillary clinton. if she doesn't run i am afraid we might have a lot of riot from a lot of woman who want to see her in the white house position. chelsea and hillary have been speaking this message for a long time. jon: is this any surprise to you, mercedes. >> this is no suspend novel. hillary clinton she ready be ready to run because all the other democrats are ready for her to run. super pac ready for hillary. they're building infrastructure. they're building a database of is.million supporters. -- 1.8 million. frankly she has a setup to go. she is probably looking from the sense, there is a lot that goes into running. it is an agonizing schedule as marjorie can attest to. so i think when you look at that point, it makes it a lot, it makes it interesting, but in the end i think she is ready to move forward. jon: marjorie, she was the number one contender in 2008 and something happened on the road to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. what pitfalls does s

i like sheryl sandburg saying, i'm not definitively not leaving and the managers saying i'm not sellingnd the lock-up. they have taken one of the issues off the table. put up a good growth number. revenues and earnings were good last time and it's important they win. >> the ft says facebook is entering the world of financial services closing in on approval in ireland for letting people store money on the social network. you can use this e money to pay and exchange fwith others. and facebook not commenting on that report. what do you make of it? >> the most important thing we don't know about this is exactly what facebook plans to do with it. payments, it's hard. there's a reason why a lot of these payments companies are paired up with big retailers. you need a volume of transactions to make this work. facebook's first for ray into a payment system on facebook didn't seem to payout that well. >> credits? >> exactly. a tiny fraction of revenue right now. this does make sense with emerging markets. we see small businesses in india setting up transactions offline and it would take a lot of

cheryl sandburg, we should note, she shed more than half her stake in the social net, wog company since its ipo less than two years ago, as well. what do you think of that? >> i was just thinking, you know, a lot of times it's a zero sum game and disrupts the technology takes away from someone else. but it's all good. it's all good. let me ask you a different question. are you -- i'm actually less concerned with mark selling only because he still owns a huge amount of the company. but cheryl sand berg, who is number two, has now sold half of her stake in the company. >> as a facebook -- >> if you own those shares. >> i think that might -- well, for years, we watch insider selling. and it's not always -- a lot of times they don't know any better than anyone else. >> but then you see this and you say to yourself, what does that mean? >> she's the most nonbossy boss -- >> you want to encourage bossy. >> i don't have a daughter, but if i did, i want want her to be bossy. >> my daughter, believe me, she runs me ragged bossing me around. >> you know who is the boss in my house. >> i do. >>> w

have struggled for generations despite star lieblgs ron santo, billy williams, fergie jenkins, ryan sandburg the first african-american player for the team ernie banks. >> that's a foul back. back. back. that's it! hey! >> reporter: but the cubs weren't wrigley's only tenant. the chicago bears were dominant at wrigley in the 1940s with the monsters of the midway winning four nfl championships. >> at the end of the season we would come through here and we would pick out all our gear and take home. and the bears would be moving in, you know, big guys and stuff like that. >> reporter: gale sayers once scored six touchdowns in a single gayle against the 49ers. >> easy game. you know, easy game. i'm not trying to be an issue. it was my day. to go out there and play football. it seemed like every time i got the football i was going for 15 or 20 yards. >> reporter: and while the bears eventually moved out, the cubs stayed put and wrigley resisted change. there's still no jumbotron in the stadium. and the team didn't even put in lights for night games until 1988. >> let there be! >> it was all day g