marissa mayer not one to shy away from a challenge.he has spoken positively about travis kalanick in the past. eric -- ericw newcomer is chasing down. what do you know? eric: i am skeptical that marissa will be the next ceo of uber. think she ist seriously in the mix. she came out and defended travis very publicly and a lot of people at uber were wondering what was going on, it seemed tone deaf to the situation. a lot of the names we are hearing are people without real gigs. i think it will take some time for uber to land on that. they're keeping a pretty secret and they are looking at top executives in airlines, that type of global operation. i think that is where we are going to look. it is possible there is a tech exec. there are a lot of jobs available, ceo, cfo, chairperson -- we will get a mix of characters. we will have to wait. it is very much a live process. emily: a name you floated was former disney ceo tom stagg. we will continue to watch your reporting, eric newcomer. caroline hyde in london, and ceo david kirkpatrick, you

hey, marissa, i had a summer job crushing coke cans.soda-pressing. >> that'sou guys are going to u that one. i know pit. >> hey are you going to follow me on my professional page? linked in. >> at this point, the longer they've been there, the more annoyed and ignoring him. >> she's going to want to get out of there as

. >> joining me are marissa lagos. shawn walsh, and carla maranucci. welcome to you all.ean, i'll start with you. the other sean, sean spicer quit. >> big news of the day. you were press secretary in the reagan and the george h.w. bush ut white house. what do you make of this. >> it's not a surprise. mr. spicer lost the confidence of the president and he couldn't stay in that role anymore. now you have a new communications director and he was going to be basically put into a closet and do talking points. it's no surprised that he left. it was only a matter of time. >> you have done this job. you have seen -- how do you characterize how sean spicer did the job? what does it say about the divisions in the trump white house? you have got jared and ivanka pushing the new guy, anthony scaramucci. reince priebus looks on the outs. it looks like a disaster. >> well, it's an audience of one. i think that the president didn't think that mr. spicer was defending him and appropriately putting his messages forward and he felt compelled to do it him on his twitter. i'm not sure anybod

hey, marissa, i had a summer job crushing coke cans. it was soda-pressing. >> that'sou guys are going to u that one. i know pit. >> hey are you going to follow me on my professional page? linked in. >> at this point, the longer they've been there, the more annoyed and ignoring him. >> she's going to want to get out of there as quick as possible switch why pit. >> marissa, no need to panic. romaine calm. >> she's had enough. she has something to say about his puns. >> adam, do you know what i think of your cheesy jokes? they're no gouda and i'm fed up. >>legen-dairy. >>> thanks for joining us today. you're caught up. now check out rightthisminute.com for more fun stuff or catch the next brand new episode of "rtm." no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are competitive, and they're the only plans of their kind endorsed by aarp. remember - these plans let you apply all year round. so call today. because now's the perfect time to learn more. go long. you get to do the dishes.ed... bring 'em on. daw

. >> reporter: 25-year-old marissa has been a binge drinker for more than five years.ences? >> mostly loss of relationships. i usually end up -- pretty lonely with, like, no friends and somewhere in between, like, relapse and recovery. >> reporter: we first met her on a spring morning in connecticut, as she set off to start a bold treatment for her alcohol addiction. >> are you marisa? >> yes. >> hi. nice to meet you. >> she met her new doctor. filled a prescription. took a pill. and an hour later -- on her first day of treatment -- she had a drink: doctor approved. >> i feel like i could have another drink or not have another drink and be totally fine. >> if marisa's protocol sounds like a radical departure -- that's because it is. and it's grown out of an awareness that much of what we do for alcholics doesn't work. >> how would you characterize the way that we're treating alcohol use disorder in this country? >> it's an abomination. >> an abomination? >> an abomination. >> dr. mark willenbring used to run alcohol recovery research at the national institutes of healt

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liz: and you had a hand in placing marissa meyer in the beginning back at yahoo.uickly before we go, you look at digital, and you look at statistics, i'm very interested to know how all of the hot digital properties are doing now post election because everybody was piling on, whether it was breitbart or huffington post. washington post, et cetera. who's up, who's down since the election? >> well, if you look at some of the sites, breitbart, some of the upstarts. breitbart is down about 13%. newsmax is down about 10%. and yet, if you look at some of the other sites, politico is up about 25% year over year. the new york times is up about 30%. and the washington post is up about 22%. a lot of this reflects the changes in what people are interested in. all of those sites are way down past the election. so after the election, people just got bored. but a lot of this reflects the news cycle and what people are looking for in news. liz: great to have you, michael. >> great to be here. liz: thank you very much. crunching the data and crunching the scoop between media and

. >> mi corazÓn estÁ roto de ver cÓmo hay quienes tienen que pasar por lo mismo, dice marissa ramos quees mÓviles de la policÍa de nueva york, para este experto en seguridad es una costosa pero sabia decisiÓn. >> ha llegado el tiempo donde la preocupaciÓn es que vean otras personas que traten de copiar estos incidentes. >> aunque es sumamente difÍcil proteger a los mÁs de 35 mil elementos de la policÍa de nueva york, dice gÓmez se podrÁn salvar vidas y evitar que otras familias vivan una pÉrdida similar, en nueva york para no tizas telemundo. >> una ola de calor extremo tiene en alerta mÁxima a mas de 18 millones de residentes de la costa oeste del paÍs, las temperaturas rÉcord de mÁs de tres dÍgitos han causado al menos 30 incendios forestales en diez estados, marÍa paula ochoa nos dice cÓmo protegernos. >> quÉ mejor que un chapuzÓn de agua contra el calor intenso, jorge trae a sus hijas a este parque para que se refresco en en dÍas de altas temperaturas. >> me gusta sacarlas temprano, a las una, dos que se pone bien caliente me voy para la casa. >> una ola de calor as sota partes del

. >> and aunt may is back, played this time by oscar winner, marissa toe may. >> she is maternal, andried about him. >> one thing will never change. spiedy's stunts will always be death guying. >> i would go as far as they wanted me to do, until they would stop me. >> careful. >> we want to see you in many more of these films, tom. so you might be wompbding what toby mcguire is up to today. he is just chilling in very good company. he is out in new york with leo, and orlando bloom. he was there for another hang in malibu bu. >> sean penn was also there. that's the gang. >>> coming up -- >> quick quick welcome. >> is kate gosling losing it on tv again? >>> plus julie chen on the big brother eviction. >>> then -- >> i think it's time >>> join us live on "e.t.'s" facebook page for breaking news. chat with all of your favorite celebs. go to >>> all right. i want you to think real fast. which star under that green stuff. >> i think i need more clues. >> it's mandy moore. these shots letting her fans know how she transforms from the young version of her character, rebecca to the older one.

. >> and aunt may is back, played this time by oscar winner, marissa tomei. >> she is very maternal ands always worried about him. >> one thing will never change. spidey's stunts will always be death-defying. >> i would go as far as they wanted me to go, until they would stop me. >> careful. >> we want to see you in many more of these films, tom. so you might be wondering what toby maguire is up to today. he is just chillin we saw the now single star hanging out in new york with leo and orlando bloom. he was there for another hang in malibu. >> i love that the bro squad got a little bigger because sean penn was also there. >>> coming up -- >> quick, quick. >> is kate gosselin losing it on tv again? >>> plus, julie chen on the "big brother eviction." >>> then -- >> i think it's time for women to be empowered. >> how halle berry is calling the shots. >> i love being the boss. >>> join us live on "e.t.'s" facebook page brfor eaking news. chat with all of your favorite celebs. >> i think i need more clues. >> it's mandy moore. these shots letting her fans know how she transforms from the yo

and popped the question to marissa. >> i knew it was going to happen somewhere. i didn't know it would come at the end of the finish line. >> reporter: she said yes. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> that's sweet. also a thrill today for soccer fans here in the bay area. two of the world's top men's team competed at levi stadium. lilian kim is in santa clara where tens of thousands of fans showed up to cheer on madrid and manchester united. hi there, lilian. >> reporter: kate, it's not very often when teams of this caliber are playing in the bay. manchester united versus rio madrid. soccer fans from the bay area and beyond came to levi stadium to watch two of the world's best teams face-off. today's match is part of the international champions cup established four years ago to bring top international teams to north america. as exciting as it was to see the top players in person, there was a little disappointment in the air. some key players chose not to take part in this tournament. fan favorite cristiano of madrid, for instance, was not here. also

. >> reporter: marissa posted her concerns on nextdoor, a social network for neighborhoods and many of her neighbors agreed with her. one woman wrote "i have lived here a long time and many have fought the

might have admired the peculiar nature of the tech economy rewards even to failures like yahoo's marissa mayer who earned two hundred thirty nine million dollars almost a million dollars a week as she drove one of the net's earliest stars towards oblivion while the executive shuffling with the ball to hundred million dollars payouts to the goddess of others to succeed or not again usually executives their bonuses would be tied to a say success earning success but. the national weather service in spelling virginia has issued a special memory warning for chesapeake bay from pools island to sandy point maryland chesapeake bay from sandy point to north beach maryland eastern until five pm at three thirty four pm a strong thunderstorm was located nine nautical miles northeast of key bridge moving east at twenty five knots hazard thirty four knots or greater source radar indicated impact voters and small craft could be thrown overboard by suddenly higher winds and waves capsizing their vessel locations and panic that include parsons island with the river eastern greenbury point miles river nav

might have admired the peculiar nature of the tech economy rewards even to failures like yahoo's marissa mayer who earned two hundred thirty nine million dollars almost a million dollars a week as she drove one of the net's earliest stars towards oblivion while the executive shuffling with the small town or million dollar payout of the goddess of a. succeed or not again usually executives or bonuses would be tied to a say success earning success but you don't have any earning success you have money being borrowed at zero percent and then stock buybacks that make it artificially look like earnings are going up and then the bonuses that are tied to stock options are worth a lot so if people who are actually failing get paid hundreds of millions of dollars speaking of failure here's the situation over the private company where sixty eight or seventy billion dollars a lot of radically second halves are leaving or have left including the c.e.o. who are going to parachute in now possibly is rumored shell samberg the c.f.o. of retirement according to c.s. and so that i'm sure will be another mu

. >> my daughter, marissa, is a da, asked me one day why in the world do i spend so much time with the criminals in san quintan prison? i said they're not quite the way you imagine them. why don't you come in have a look. >> reporter: and so she did with a little bit of apprehension. but after meeting the men inside she said her attitude changed. >> it was like a light bulb wept off. we need to get our leadership and our office in to work with this. when we leave here, we don't walk out here of here and go on with our daily lives. this inpaktsz us. >> reporter: the collaboration the firstf its kind in the nation and its making an impact. recently creating an advisory board that includes prosecutors and former inmates. after vaughn miles, his first parole board hearing comes up next year. he's hoping for a new chance at freedom shaying he wants to give back to the community. >>> there's a lot of us here who have done some deep, deep work and can be very effective in the community. >> the inmate we helped launch the collaboration as we sue there is going to be out of prison next month. w

marissa mayer and those names get thrown around. it does not seem they are truly in the mix.is very likely like the airline industry, huge operations experience. there are a lot of names throughout. they will have to get -- travis is involved. he has to like the new person, presumably. it will be interesting to see how that process works out. >> you want somebody who knows how to deal with operations. you want somebody who can deal with regulators. outside of silicon valley. tpg brought somebody onto the board who has this background in industries outside of silicon valley, outside the technology industry. emily: my conversation with tom giles and eric newcomer. now to a story we have been following. another lawsuit in a wave of allegations about the tech industry's hostility towards women. a former female employee of betterworks systems sued the start-up and three executives alleging sexual harassment, physical assault, and a work environment hostile to women. it involved inappropriate actions by the c.e.o. he is co-authoring a book. they declined to comment. coming up, game

hi i'm marissa innovation lab at the commonwealth club and thank you to the conversation request adam. he's author of the brand new book wild ride inside Über's quest for world domination, and executive editor of fortune. now if you haven't noticed it hasn't exactly been quiet on iewb per news front. so we're especially excited that he'll be speaking tonight with kara executive editor of recode host of the recode decode podcast hot on the trail of the story since the very beginning. now before we get started adam and know each other so take 40 seconds to introduce yourself to one of your neighbors. okay -- that's had the perfect amount of friendship always dangerous and back to me -- wonderful. now if you enjoyed meeting your new friend sometimes ourst rasic informed members which if you come out of the build just to your left so feel free to join us there afterwards if you would like. now, anybody who is not been here before? awesome if you don't know we do fantastic rams like this and dozens of times year so if it is your first time let's not have it be your last. few great programs

the sectors just keep coming back. >> would you hire marissa mayer to run yahoo!ldn't hire her to run anything i think she should go spend much more time with her family. extended period. honestly. >> never holding back. >> where's your optimism and empathy. >> everyone should spend more time with their family maybe she should garden. i garden it's very ghandi-like. is there something wrong with that >> jim let's host the show from your garden. >> well, i would love that you should see the zuccinis they're going nuts killing the piece. >> we'll see you later on the closing bell you don't want to miss this. mole has an interview with t-bi ceo at 4:00 p.m. eastern time we'll be back in a moment. (baby crying) (slow jazz music) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play (bell ring) >>> what are you going to leave with us with >> we were just listening to cramer and investing again and, you know, it's an interesting thing. and can all weld on an oil pipeline and the biggest problem in american communities today is we're going to leave this place in west virginia and go to

. >> reporter: marissa posted her concerns on nextdoor, a social network for neighborhoods and many of her neighbors agreed with her. one woman wrote "i have lived here a long time and many have fought the battle for years." police say they will step up enforcement but may be too late for semex, the neighbors are talking about getting a petition to ban trucks all together. >> you have main street one block aaway. i don't understand the thought process in allowing it to be a freeway for large trucks. >> reporter: the reason she is so concerned is because the park gets really busy if first fridays and the farmer's market. the ticket for the violation is $100 but fines keep going up. maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a federal judge who oversees the oakland police department calls top city officials into court. >>> follows a report alleging the city has fallen short in handling of a police sex scandal. kpix 5 reporter melissa caen joins us from the federal court ho s francisco. >> reporter: today here in federal court, there was a lot of frustration, had federal court has been overseeing the oakl

. >> my daughter, marissa, is a da.he world i spend so much time with a bunch of criminals in san quentin prison. and said well they're not quite the way you might imagine them. why don't you come in and have a look. >> reporter: so she did, with a little bit of apprehension. but after meeting the men inside, she says her attitude changed. >> almost like a light bulb went off and i was like we really need to get our leadership and office here at san quentin to see this. >> reporter: rodriguez began working with inmates to shape the program. >> we don't walk out of here and go on with our daily lives it impacts us. >> reporter: the collaboration is the first of its kind in the nation and it's making an impact. the das office created a rehabilitation advisory board that includes prosecutors and former inmates. >> we in the right place. >> reporter: as for von miles, his first parole board hearing comes up next year. he's hoping for a new chance at freedom, saying he wants to give back to the community. >> a lot of us in h

marissa? certainly communist infiltration. >> brainwashing of pows. felix harcourt: good. and this is very much playing on two simultaneous fears bubbling up in the 1950's. not just that the communists are infiltrating but that they are infiltrating through this kind of mind control and appearing that with a fear of extraterrestrial threat. it really is an extraterrestrial threats. these films overwhelmingly buy into a donald kehoe styled view about what is happening. the threat is purely extraterrestrial. it is not human. in fact, most of these films, rather than the state being complicit or suspect, government agents, particularly military agents, are the heroes, they are the ones saving us from these extraterrestrial threats. >> what is behind the aliens being a threat? is there a thought about why they are doing that? felix harcourt: the why of the conspiracy -- there is not complicit or suspect, government really a single, unifying idea in the 1950's. other than domination. the plan is always to conquer the world. why they want to conquer the world is open for interpr

>> what occurs to me, if you see the range of names floated to the service, immelt, meg whitman, marissa these names very well-established, kind of on the back half of a career with the exception of marissa mayer it shows you what an awkward spot uber is in and in the unique position of needing a ceo for a very big company and still in hypergrowth phase and still kind of informing itself so that's why i feel as if it's all over the map in terms of what kind of solution. >> the interesting thing you really actually want a fighter because all the battle -- >> travis was very good at. >> he was very good at fighting, not so good at some other things, but the company in terms of dealing with unions, politicians, things like that. for them to be successful they are going to have to continue to break the rules to some degree and jeff immelt is not a fighter, won't break stuff in order to get things done i'm not saying he wouldn't be good for getting an i.p. to market he'd be very good, you know, making people comfortable, but whether or not that's what you need to justify the 60 or 70 billion

i think names like marissa mayer -- it doesn't seem like they are truly in the mix. talk about the tech names. it is very likely that we look at the airline industry. there are a lot of names being thrown out, but they are going to have to get -- travis was involved. it will be interesting to see how that works out. >> you want someone who can deal with regulators. they brought somebody onto the board that has this background in industries outside of silicon valley. i do you guys will keep chasing that story for us. thank you both. we will send it back to you in new york. scarlet: our thanks to emily chang from san francisco. julia: still ahead, jpmorgan and wells fargo trading lower. options insight is next. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is bloomberg markets. i'm julia chatterley. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. julie: joining me as chief options strategist at interactive rocher's. like us, watching the bank earnings we've got today. what is your impression so far and what you think it tells us about what we will hear from some of the other banks? >> i th

hi i'm marissa innovation lab at the commonwealth club and thank you to the conversation request adam he's author of the brand new book wild ride inside Über's quest for world domination, and executive editor of fortune. now if you haven't noticed it hasn't exactly been quiet on iewb per news front. soe'

battle for the experience of the 37-year-old venus williams was no match for the use and power of marissahe defeated -- she defeated her in seven straight sets. she said she grew up watching venus and she calls her and inspiration she was graces in the defeat saint she thinks there will be other opportunities i had practice it sometimes. i think on twitter people should weigh in. did she say it correctly or not. the teatime for the third round of the u.s. open is just minutes away. president trump getting a firsthand look at the action on friday. the first time a sitting u.s. president has watched the women play. the fact that they head at the golf club probably have something to do that. he plans to be back again today as they tee off on the final round. a little controversy over him being there. a busy weekend for president trump this guy is busy he does it sleep much. and we know he has been calling senators and governors as well to talk about that. when he called the last time around. he is going to be on tomorrow on the show. 1:00 eastern to talk about his boat. we will see you tomor

. >> estÁn sobreviviendo, llega un poco cansados, carlos ponce y marissa del portillo. >> buenos dÍasevantarse temprano?. >> ¿ sabes quÉ? voy a ser honesta, desde el sÁbado empecÉ a romper mi ciclo regular, me duermo a las una de la maÑana, me dormÍ a las nueve de la noche, como niÑa. >> seÑor carlos ponce ¿ usted cÓmo lo estÁ llevando?. >> llevo todavÍa el horario de rusia donde no me invitaron. (risas). >> vamos a empezar esta maÑana bien informados con las noticias, buenos dÍas paula sodi. >> quÉ tal a todos, muy buenos dÍas, vamos a comenzar con la primera ediciÓn de noticias en un nuevo dÍa con los principales titulares este miÉrcoles. sombra de rusia, donald trump jr. cata de fiasco su reuniÓn con una abogada rusa, el hijo del mandatario restÓ importancia a que el encuentro se realizara a instancias de una potencia extranjera, antes el presidente trump saliÓ en defensa de su hijo a quien describiÓ como una persona con mucha calidad y aplaudiÓ su transparencia. >> california en alerta, los incendios forestales causan estragos en ese estado en la zona del lago en el condado santa

>> the first asset, which marissa did a really great job on, is talent.d people at yahoo!. if you look at tobler for flurry for things people don't know about, like yahoo! sports, there are assets within those assets that we are really excited about, overall. our teams are highly organized. we are flying around globally to see all 12,000 team members in person. at the same time, we have our executive team honing the strategy down and one of the things i am excited about this week is to spend a lot of time those fromceos, like verizon here, and we will spend a lot of time on how to innovate we have.sets are there >> things you would like to add to the company? >> i think there are a few areas where we believe we have strengthened where we could be a lot stronger in the next couple of years. one is video. as the world goes more and more mobile video, we have access. the second feature is in the advertising business. google and facebook have done an amazing job and amazon is doing a good job with advertising but we have a differentiated approach and i think

now it's marissa tome.ro, he's a super villain called the vulture >> like bird man straight from bird man >> then i had to get used to andrew garfield, now this guy. i wish they'd, i guess, everything changes >> this is the guy in the avengers, too. they've been building him up already. he was spider-man in the avengers he played the young kid, bringing him under their wings, iron man brought him in, tony stark. >> then "despicable me 3" came in second place. i'm told there's only 48 different types if you change height, size, hair, size, 48 different combinations >> looks like millions >> real quick before we go, this is big news, newspapers are joining forces to fight google and facebook they want federal lawmakers to give the news industry an exemption from antitrust rules this would let the group negotiate collectively with the tech giants. the goal is to gain more leverage >> go facebook >> that's the story. make sure you join us tomorrow "squawk on the street" begins right now. >>> good morning, welco

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