beth.mily: this idea that you have to be a founder or ceo, is that closing the door on good candidates? john: yes it is. emily: john, ellen is someone you personally brought in. she was your chief of staff, you were her mentor. how did you feel when you found out she was suing you? john: i was sick. it was painful. ellen was a good chief of staff. but when i read the charges, i knew from that very moment that these had no merit. emily: how aware were you of this situation, how aware where you that she was not happy? john: you know, i'd rather not get into the past. ellen did some good things. i wish her well at reddit. emily: she is now the ceo of reddit, she is making bold moves. was she really not senior partner material? john: it is important to look at the difference between being an operator or being an investor, i think that she can be a good ceo. i hope that she is. but to be a successful investing partner is a really different job. emily: have you talked to her? john: only briefly i

beth seidenberg. -- as is dr. beth seidenberg. john, ellen is someone you personally brought into the firm. you were her mentor. how to chief -- how did you feel when you found out she was suing you? john doerr: i was sick. it was painful. she was a good chief of staff, but when i read the charges, i knew from that very moment that these had no merit. emily: hello where were you of the situation? -- how aware were you of the situation? john doerr: i'd rather not get into the past. ellen did some good things, and i wish her well, and to read it. emily: now she's the ceo of reddit. she is making bold moves. important tot is look at the difference between being an operator and an investor. i think ellen can be a great ceo, i hope that she is, but to be a successful investing partner is a different job. emily: have you talked to her? john doerr: only briefly in the trial. i said, "hi ellen. how's your family? how are you doing?" ok.said that's it. i haven't spoken with her since. emily: why did you not try to settle? john doerr: i alw

beth: we have tried. emily: how hard did you try? beth: very hard. john: the details are not what matters. it is not possible at this time. emily: do you feel if you pay her $2.7 million it is an admission of guilt? john: i'm sorry this happened to ellen and to us. this is not a question of guilt. this is a civil case, the question is liability. emily: is it an admission of liability? john: the jury found that we are not liable after 5.5 weeks of testimony. emily, i'm sad that anyone has a bad experience at our firm. ellen did. but we are moving forward and we know there is more we can do. emily: what is it like being a female partner at kleiner and being a female venture capitalist? beth: being a female partner at kleiner has been the best work environment of my career. that is because i'm surrounded by great women and great partners. emily: other women have left kleiner. does this alarm you? john: over the history of the firm, more than 30 junior partners have come to work for us and then moved on. emily: do you worry that this could be a difficult

beth: we see the same thing here.a company is at a too high of valuation and that they are raising too much money, that will not last. john: companies will fail, you can only lose one time your money. if you come up with a new product or service, that makes the world better. emily: john, you put that on google and amazon early, what do you see out there that could be the next google or amazon? john: there are three areas, one of them is a revolution in education. education is one of the largest part of our economy and it is well positioned for improvement. emily: there have not been many an education. john: but there will be. and if you look at doordash, other devices, they are a remote control for the world. you can take friction out of all kinds of everyday activities. emily: that is interesting, and it were investor just tell me that he did not invest in those kinds of companies, because he thinks uber will do that. john: we were thoughtful about that. but the third area is explosive, what happens with these device

beth: we are poised talking to people.ly we will add another partner by the end of the year. have beenms difficult, what is the succession plan at kleiner? john: we have multiple generations of partners and we have been diverse and age, gender, and ethnicity. we are on our fourth generation transition and i am confident we will do it successfully. emily: how long do you plan to stay at the firm? john: i have no present plans to leave. emily: but this is your baby. john: that is not the reality, this is a partnership. emily: where do you see this firm in the next 10 years? top firm that is pioneering in risky films -- risky areas, like augmented reality. and we are backing the world's best entrepreneurs. emily: thank you both so much for joining us. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark helprin. with all due respect to alexander hamilton, this is the second time you have lost the duel. second time you have lost the 14 times the president of the united states has made a statement about a shooting. today, the news out of

the brothers gave beth something else, thc-a. beth says that one did.is it like for you to be free of some of those side effects? >> it's awesome. i -- i don't feel like a monster anymore. >> a monster? >> 'cause when i had the rages, i felt like a monster afterwards because i would just physically attack my parents and and ii didn't have any control over it. >> what would you tell people who think, we just think this whole idea of medical marijuana or that cannabis has any medicinal value, they just think that it's a bunch of baloney? >> i tell them i have seen it work. it worked with me. i have seen it work in a bunch of other kids. and that it's an amazing plant. >> you get on the plane, fly out to colorado, see with your own eyes what's happening. what did you think? >> this is amazing. she's back. my daughter's back. her personality, you know. >> life changing. >> reporter: but splitting the family, being apart was too much. beth and jennifer moved back to virginia and that's why on this february morning, they are gathered here with theresa elder a

beth: absolutely. this is the type of thing you never want to see happen to somebody but this raised a lot of awareness of the things we are doing to help find cures and better treatment for patients and families and to support them along the way. we are there to support governor hogan and the millions of americans fighting blood cancer. kimberly: can you elaborate on the support? beth: i would love to. our organization is here to find cures and access for patients. that is a big part of the mission. a couple things we do is we have information resource center that is staffed with the train professionals to answer questions about the disease. questions that you might want to ask of their doctor. work on clinical trials to find out more information about that. that is available to any and all patients and care-takers. we also have a first connection program to connect a newly diagnosed patient with someone that has walked in their shoes and been on the diagnosis and come out on the other end. we have ed

beth: it is new for us in recent memory. could point to you back in the late 50's and 60's, we had ge theater. ron howard got his first acting stop -- acting start there. it is a great story. there are times in history when we have been part of stories and this is a new chapter. they have brought together six amazing directors and the team best known for "3430" they are going to help us tell great science stories. and: that was betty liu chief marketing officer of ge, beth comstock. thank you for watching bloomberg market day. have a wonderful afternoon. we will see you back here tomorrow. ♪ music apple jumps into streaming. will it be a spotify killer question mark we have everything you need to know from the apple developers conference. i'm emily chang and this is a special "bloomberg west" life from outside apple's developers conference in san francisco. tim cook rolls out new features and innovations, but will it be enough to drive iphone momentum?

beth remembers a bright, sunny sunday.annah was in her church dress when beth put a bowl of noodles in the microwave. >> she loves noodles. she liked it watch the noodles spin in the microwave. kids in autism like that. >> reporter: four minutes, enough for the mum with a toddler and preteen, 4 minutes, just enough to answer the call of nature. by the time i flushed the toilet i heard the front door closed and i knew something was wrong. panic hit. i ran downstairs. i screamed her name, couldn't find her anywhere. >> reporter: savannah and her 2-year-old brother tommy who doesn't have a disability didn't respond. they got past a barbed wire fence into a bond, not 50 yards from the home. tommy had been wearing a bicycle helmet that kept his head above water and kept him alive. the desperate mother couldn't breathe life back into savannah. >> i just - i - it was just - i ... >> reporter: tried to keep her. >> i got to keep her alive. i've got to do this. and i did that until the mts came. i kept screaming "you have to say he

>> after katrina, he married beth and beth is the one who said this is a really good idea.es and i believed her and moved forward quickly. >> so you have moved forward quickly. people wanted to franchise it. i know in some areas people have franchises, liquor licenses. what does a franchisee get from you? >> they got the whole thing. other areas, depending on the state, they have local laws. they find the location, probably one of the hardest things in retail. all the technology, support, they have everything they need to run their business. >> there are other paint and sip places out there. what makes your place different? >> on the consumer level we're the premium in the market. so our customer is 25 to 45, female, and we really go out of our way to service that clientele, so nice bathrooms, good lighting, you notice a difference. on a franchise level we're very customer-focused. we aim at our franchisees. i was a technology consultant in my past life so i get to use these deals on the day to day level to run their business and have fun. >> to streamline. you mentioned wo

beth and jennifer moved to colorado to see if the oil could help jen. patrick and their older daughter alexandra stayed in virginia. one oil, legal in colorado, helped jennifer, according to her parents. but there's little clinical research on this, and some doctors say more needs to be done. this family is convinced it works. >> reporter: what is it like for you to be free of some of those side effects? >> it's awesome. i don't feel like a monster anymore. >> reporter: a monster? >> because when i had the rages, i felt like a monster afterwards because i would just physically attack my parents, and i didn't have any control over it. >> jennifer has a statement. but she's a little nervous. so i'm going to read it for her. >> reporter: the collinses are now fighting for laws that would make the oils legal in all 50 states. harry smith, nbc news, fairfax, virginia. >> much more on harry's "dateline" special "growing hope," sunday night at 7:00, 6:00 central. >>> we're back in a moment with the athlete whose dreams of glory were stolen by thieves. >> he ex

i'm sorry beth. but thanks for talking with us this morning. >> i tell you that, i did a story out there that you guys are doing with two droughts, you have the championship and the water problem, we just have the championship problem. we have lots of water here. >> hey now. >> well send us some our way. >> no kidding. >> beth mccloud all best and thanks so much for chatting with us this morning. see you. >>> here's a look at the upcoming schedule. game three is tonight. tip-off is at 6:00. game four back in cleveland as well. that's on thursday night. then they come back to oracle arena in oakland for game five on sunday. >>> well, there's a big section of the nba finals on our website at cbssf.com. look for the yellow links at the top of the page. >> i don't know if it's just me but beth threw a little shade at us didn't she? >> she did a little bit. have little attitude. >> that's okay, we can trash talk and still be friendly right liza? >>> we all know who's going tocometer on top. >> that's righ

plus, beth hart. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the bluesy, brassy singer with the voice you won't forget. clinton will hold her first formal campaign rally and then off to iowa. there are still more than seven months before the iowa caucuses but it could be a tougher fight than many first thought. ash-har quraishi is on the campaign trail with more. ash-har. >> good evening, jonathan. we are at drake university, where you can see behind me, the presidential hopeful bernie sanders is speaking to the crowd. we're at about capacity. sanders arrived here just a short time ago to loud applause and a standing ovation and it is that kind of energy that these candidates are trying to generate moving into caucus season. for presidential candidates, the run up to the iowa caucus is all about momentum. trying to build it when you're behind. trying to maintain it when you're ahead. >> i'm going to do something extremely radical which is to practice democracy how's that? >> reporter: out of nowhere vermont senator bernie sanders has be captured that elusive mojo looking on capitalizing on that with a

. >> beth remembers a bright, sunny sunday. savannah was still in her church dress when beth put a bowl of instant noodles in the microwave microwave. >> four minutes. enough to answer the call of nature. >> by the time i flushed the toilet i could hear the front door close. and i knew something was wrong. panic hit. i couldn't find her. anywhere. >> savannah and her two-year-old brother tommy who doesn't have a disability, didn't respond. they had gotten past a barb wire fence and into a pond not 50 yards from their home. but the desperate mother could not breathe life back into savannah. savannah's story was a classic case of what autism experts call eloping, wandering or bolting. >> my name is laurie macway. i'm the co-founder of the autism association. >> it was autism at this moment, could be making a break for it. happens every day every week. >> 35 wander once a week. >> parents have begged lawmakers for things that could go a long way to saving lives. compounding the pain, suspicions about the parents' role when a child

he says he's found love with his new girlfriend, beth hendrickson, and the most surprising change is how his appearances on "lockup" have made him a sensation. >> look on the internet, type up "tattooed eyes," find out who pops up. i do. since i've gotten out of prison, i see somebody every single day, at least two or three times a day that have asked me about my eyes. >> yeah, look at his eyes. >> red eyes, man. >> that's cool. >> they're tattooed. >> they're what? >> they're tattooed. >> eyeballs? oh, cool. >> yeah, see? >> wicked! >> i've gotten stopped on the street. people are like, oh, you're that guy! i've had a couple people ask for autographs. i ain't no celebrity, you know what i mean? yeah, i've been on tv, yeah, i'm on the internet, but i'm just me. they look at my eyes, they're like -- >> they're scared of you. we're constantly getting stopped, and oh, i saw you on tv, can i get my picture taken with you? and that's something i've gotten used to. every time we go out, you always get so much attention. >> your eyes trip me out, man, every time. >> every time? everybody's

[applause] beth shapiro is next on booktv. her book "how to clone a mammoth" looks at climate change in migration patterns in the role both played in the extension of mammoths. >> you may or may not be able to hear me. [laughter] hello everyone everyone. thank you for joining us tonight. my name is serena and on behalf of harper bookstore i'm delighted to welcome you to this evenings event with beth shapiro discussing her new book "how to clone a mammoth"." this evenings talk is just one of the many great events harper bookstore is hosting this spring. david robert will join us with his new book the lost world of the old one's discoveries in the ancient southwest and tickets are still available and david mcauliffe featuring the wright brothers. for more upcoming events visit us on line at harvard.com or pick up a copy of our flyer on the way out this evening. tonight's talk will conclude with time for questions. afterwards we will have a book signing at the table. we have copies of "how to clone a mammoth" at the register next

beth, what do you expect hillary clinton's message is going to be?this message of income inthe equality, she embraced that. it's a big talking point for democratic base voters. she in the past has been reluck at that particular time to really get behind that as a senator from new york city she had to sort of stay there for the banking industry and look out for those folks, she's made a step away from that now embracing a message that is animating the base getting people middle class folks to have the same opportunity and the same chance to advance and bring up wages. that is a big part of her policy message. her personal message we were told is about her mother. she's going to invoke her late mother who had a rough childhood, she's going to say that dorothy rodham's life inspired her to go in public service. >> do you think hillary clinton explained why she should be president? >> she hasn't really laid that out. there are so many ways that we can see she feels she's ready for this she's had an amazing career in public service, one of the most famous

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we are here with beth comstock, the cmo of ge, who wears many hats at general electric, including theof business ventures. you and i were just talking -- we will get to this in a moment -- where you have the time to anything? as we we get to that, were talking about, we just did a panel about storytelling. how do you tell the story of ge to consumers? what is the best platform right now for ge to tell its story? >> there are such a multitude of stories. if you look at social media, it is all discrete landforms but we really like what is happening with social media because you are able to target your audience in a relevant way. each platform has something different we have had great luck with instagram. we are one of the first brands on instagram in 2011 and it is so beautiful, this -- the photography that you can bring to life, about how things are made of ge. we have recently been doing more with snapchat, even with micro-messaging platforms. social media is pretty exciting right now. i am particularly excited with where virtual reality is going. experimenting, obviously, has not sca

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. >> good morning supervisor beth murray manager and director of the war memorial. we like to think the mayor's office and the budget and legislative analyst for their help this year in budget preparation. i know you know our mission. the war memorial department is to manage and maintain the buildings across the street, the upper house, the veterans building, and the symphony hall. you know that our primary focus for 2015-16 is the reopening of the veterans building after a 2+ year construction period. lava very successful although construction counting construction project which is restored a viable and historic asset for the city. i would like to thank the mayor's office and the board of supervisors for the full support we received in executing this project. i would also like to highly commend the department of public works listen not only our partner, but it was provided outstanding project management and architectural service for this project. so, we are on a countdown to completion. we will complete the building in phases, starting with the hertz theater, so we

joining me today, general partners john doerr and beth seidenberg. thank you for doinis

i'm specifically talking to beth troutman because that girl she loves a good dish. new dish somebody wants to introduce called the dossage. >> what do you get if you take the highest quality sausages the sweetest the fruitest jam and combine them? >> hold on. >> this video is real actually real. they've already created it, they want to buy equipment so they can mass produce this stuff. >> jelly doughnuts are delicious, i never thought of combining jelly and sausage. >> sausage and maple syrup are delicious together. the salty sweet thing i get. they want only $3,839. >> that's their goal. >> they want to mass produce this because they think the world is ready for it. they were inspired by the conut. i think this is a good idea. >> i'll give it a try when it comes out. >>> what do you say we take the family photo portrait into 2015? let's modernize it a little bit with the help of our friend roxy the monkey. roxy is opening the door to cool dims 3-d portrait studio to go in for a little sitdown with the photoge h the help of and trainer yvette. look at this studio. t

beth and i have been on the ground.within miles of where they're allegedly at and we're just waiting. my question is what are the rules? >> there's rules from law enforcement. if they've got a certain area quarantined off, you can't go into that crime scene area they called it. now, the laws are to do with bail bonds skips. someone with a responsibility to the court. and the bounty hunter, or it's called the bail enforcement agent has to go through a bunch of changes to become that. this is a completely different thing. this is the right to arrest by any citizen in america. these are federal fugitives. there is a law in the united states of america gives a person -- any person -- the right to arrest. so as long as i don't get within an area or step on cops toes, i don't think anybody ses e's goi say much. i think with beth and i being here, a lot of people will give more information. we're praying. we're encouraging the cops every day. but this is not a bail bond jump. these are federal escaped prisoners. under the unit

joining me today, general partners john doerr and beth se

we promised one to beth for her birthday.mobile share value plans now include rollover data, so the data you don't use this month rolls over to the next month. wow, even better. so what are you gonna do with your old phone? i'm giving it to my sister emily. she gets all my old hand-me-downs. oh i'm into bedazzling too. and you admit that? yeah...i...i used to be into bedazzling. i'll go get your phone. get the iphone 6 with rollover data to share. only from at&t. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live: game night." happy sunday. channing tatum and the cast of "magic mike xxl" are on the way. later on, channing and i will go in the dunk tank. one of us will drive home tonight wet. i really hope it's him. i'm sick of going in that dunk tank. we'll also be in primetime on tuesday night, before and after game six. and we've got new shows at our regular time this week, with viola davis, jack black, bill hader and more. back to business. earlier this week, we went to oakland to ask people who identif

betty liu spoke to the general electric cmo, beth comstock, from the summit in montauk.: we like what we are able to do because you are able to singular way.ry we were the first on instagram in 2011. it's a beautiful the photography you can use to bring to life about how ge things are made. recently, we've been doing much more with snapchat, even with micro-messaging platforms. i think social media right now is pretty exciting. i am particularly excited with where full throttle -- where virtual reality is going. we have been able to create an immersive experience for the customer, for the fan to be able a jet what happens inside engine. this is what happens inside your brain. i think that's really exciting. betty: on. media platforms, how do you measure success? us, a lot of it has and around ge's efforts to get into data analytics and ge becoming a software company around the industrial side of the world. for us, to use social media to go after's bios -- to go after cio's who are making engineering decisions, and to go after we want to come right code at various ge busi

spend the next week in the hospital at mount sinai beth israel. a harrowing week in the hospital.he was discharged but the twins stay for another couple of months. when she and her husband got home to there apartment on west 46th and 9th avenue they saw the livery sticker for fedex $500 breast pump but there was no package. >> an essential item breast pump which is important for children to develop. >> the nypd is investigating and i talked to her husband about that. >> i believe they did release to the major outlets >> any leads as of yet? >> not that i'm aware of. >> they took the surveillance footage and got two stills of the individuals. we will post these photos on our facebook page. they need your help. they have. they have to dish out another $500. right out-of-pocket. bill: the cautionary tale is no who is around and at the door closes behind you. insurance recoup the cost. >> they entered a claim with the insurance but are not quite sure. the babies are doing well. in the hospital. >> i got twins. even if you do have help my heart goes out to these people. all they need i

you can catch my complete interview with john doerr and beth seidenberg right here on studio 1.0.itbit raised 32 $.4 million in a larger than expected ipo. they closed at $29.81 apiece. the company and some of its backers sold 36 .6 billion shares. fitbit is racing to the top of the health tracking market. they started turning a profit last year. the growth is far from over says the ceo. >> there is $200 billion of consumer spending. we have a wide range of products. different sizes, form factors, battery life, supported different mobile platforms. we want to give people a variety of ways to enter our ecosystem. emily: of next, the fcc >> down on annoying robo calls. but not every commissioner sides with the consumer. plus, how this robot make it into your living room. that is ahead. ♪ emily: an end to robo calling? maybe. the fcc voted but the vote was 3-2, many at least two are not -- are opposed to ending this entirely. ajit pai is one of those. you cannot like the robo call during dinner? commissioner pai: i certainly do not. but the agency opened the door to class-action laws

beth it's good to see you.oment but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> we're back now. 8:41 with "game of thrones" >> we're back. he puts characters on that show. it shows a much softer side. >> we'll be able to see each other every day. >> i'll be concentrating on my work. >> lap dogs let's agree. >> kit harington, good to see you here. >> thank goodness. the game of thrones, i'm a germ phone. the dirt the filth, the fact that you don't wash your hair for weeks at a time shooting that freaks me out. >> this wasn't too much better. i lay in a muddy trench for a full day getting rained on. it's not -- this movie isn't without its sort of grosser side. >> so what is it about showering that you don't like in your acting career. >> i don't know. it's not for me i guess. >> tell me about this story. he plays a writer following in the footsteps of his mom who's also a writer but there's a dark side to this story as well. >> yeah. it's mainly the story of vera britton who's the young lady you can see behind me. the fir

. >> reporter: story speaks volume here with her daughter claudia beth grew up in suburban philly nowives in la gets her phillies updates from her dad. >> what does your dad tell you? >> he's like just worry about camp for the eagles. (laughter). >> there's always next year. >> reporter: for the record, beth and her daughter made it about five innings before bailing out on the team. lots of early departures tonight tonight. phils go on to lose this one six-four. nine straight loss on pace for 109 losses on the season. that hasn't happened since 1942. iain it's going to be a long summer. >> it is. when does eagles camp start? bruce, thank you very much. >>> watch as a father clings desperately to his car. the thief behind the wheel with the victims young son in the back seat. how that eight-year-old saved his own life. >> what happened here? this truck's window shattered while the driver was on the highway. that's not the only time this happened. police want to find out before this mystery turns deadly. >> one woman's fight to bring her kangaroo where she goes. one place that had offic

it's morning in the country view lake community when beth jacoby hears some unusual cries coming fromse. >> i could hear this, it didn't even sound like -- it didn't sound like a dog. thought maybe it was a cow dying. >> 20 minutes later, beth discovers the source of those cries. >> i ran inside and grabbed my dad and i told him there was a dog in the -- that had fallen through the ice in the middle of the lake and we needed to go save her. >> mike jacoby calls 911. >> 911. >> i'm at country view lake. i know it's just a dog, but there's a big dog trapped in the lake, in the ice. she's a big dog. and he ain't gonna get out unless somebody gets him out. >> all right. i'm going to contact animal control. we'll try to get someone out there. >> down by the lake, the jacobys recognize chloe, a neighbor's 16-year-old labrador retriever. >> she was really trying hard to crawl up over the ice after hearing her name being called out. >> the 911 dispatcher calls fellow police officer george sims who he knows lives on the lake and has a dog fitting the description. >> that was my wake-up call. m

warm in antioch at 86 but tomorrow will bethe next coolest day at 87.comfortable but watch what happens. thursday even into friday, we're hovering around triple digit heat. santa rosa for example right around 81 tomrow but by thursday, even into friday, temperatures in the upper 80 to lower 90s. summer sizzle on the way so to speak. overnight toght, plenty of stars in the north bay. clouds along the coast 52 in half moon bay. 55 inlivermore. in the south bay, plenty of sunshine. 85 highs for morgan hills. along the peninsula 59 pacifica. 74 mountain view. downtown san francisc 64 degrees tomorrow. north bay 79 sonoma. 68 sausalito. 72 in union city. 71 hercules and inland in the 80s. 81 san ramon and 84 livermore. mainly sun monday with temperatures rher comfortable and very katie like, may i add. >> thank you. >> tuesday, warmer. not hot just yet. midweek morning fog to afternoon sunshine by thursday, sunny and hot. friday summer sizzler. trip digits inland and by the weekend,cooling off relatively speaking. thursday and friday, upcoming week getting h