tonight the exclusive and candy interview with carly fiorina. she speaks out about her ouster from hp, her cancer and her future. >>> good evening, i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. not a bad friday to end the workweek for a lot of you. we have a lot of big changes in store. not only some milder temperatures but, yes, no question mark here, rain is on the way. details in that seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >>> $4.5 million cost the state of california to fight the morgan fire near mt. diablo park. it broke out on sunday, forcing the evacuation of 100 homes and prompting air quality warnings in three counties. calfire says the cause has been traced to people who were target shooting. full containment, the fire is expected by this evening. >>> a mother in the east bay says the first day of school was traumatic and dangerous for her 3-year-old daughter with autism. she says a mixup with the school bus could have also put other children in danger. nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us from hayward with the story. >> re

in the "crossfire", ralph nader and carly fear fiorina. mr.hink anyone would want to know is how does it get paid for. >> by government taxes. >> i pay for it. >> just like medicare or v.a. is based on taxes. just like a lot of local and state plans are based on taxes. >> so my taxes would go up. >> they would go up but you wouldn't have to buy health insurance. in canada they never see a bill. have a medicare card like this. and prices are much lower. have you read steve bril's report. staggering reports. 15,000 times more. a hundred times more. like a wild west. >> does competition allow them to go with their feet? >> yeah, competition going up. as one hospital is left in more and more communities because of mergers because antitrust laws are involved, you can go to canada and have a lehernia repa at a hospital, best quality in the world, and it cost one-third of what a hernia cost -- >> that's the good story. plenty of son great outcomes of canadian healthcare and british and cuban for example. >> that's true. wait times are extremely long.

business and whether she's planning a comeback. >>> when hewlett packard forced out ceo carly fiorina, it was one of the nastiest breakups in the bay area history. it happened eight years ago but it still talked about to this day. hewlett packard continues to struggle but fiorina is thriving. raj mathai brings us the interview. >> i started out as a secretary in the bay area. i would never have predicted i would become a ceo. i wouldn't have predicted i was a cans are victim. >> reporter: for most of us, there's no such thing as a fairy tale life. >> she was a ground breaker in the fortune 500. that is until she was fired today. >> reporter: that was eight years ago, a lifetime for carly fiorina. >> i honestly during the final two weeks of my time at hp was so of caught off guard by how human and petty certain board members could be. >> reporter: since then the 59-year-old has overcome breast cancer and a failed bid in the 2010 u.s. senate race. >> think about that. >> reporter: nowadays she's still the boss but this time the chairman of one of the biggest nonprofits in the country, g

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ralph nader and carly fiorina are the guests.e in tonight at 7:30 eastern for special coverage. >>> all right, so there are a lot of claims about the president's new health care plan coming from both sides. and this is just one from the president. >> we will keep this promise to the american people. if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. >> so, is that true? the short answer, maybe. it is probably true that the majority of people who have insurance will not be affected by the new law. but clearly, some will. the white house says the president stands by the claim, declaring on its website, nothing in the proposal forces anyone to change the insurance they have, period. you can find all the answers you want on cnn.com/healthcare. >>> he's already cheated death once. now a high-flying daredevil plunges through a ten-foot crack in a mountain. we'll show you his amazing flight, coming up. >>> and next, you'll definitely want to stick around for this. a warning about a deadly bacteria. it's in seawater a

. >>> for more on how a twitter ipo would impact the rest of the tech sector, let's bring in carly fiorinalk to you again. >> nice to be with you, carl. thanks for having me. >> kayla mentions keeping expectations low. how many lessons did we learn from facebook? >> well, you will remember, carl, you and i had this conversation many times and simon and your other hosts, as well, that overhype destroys an ipo every time. and facebook was overhyped from the beginning. let us hope that twitter learned the lesson of that. it's hard, though. it's hard to dampen excitement when an ipo has been anticipated for this long. >> yeah. you know want to obviously keep your head about you. on the other hand, you do want to build some excitement, right? i mean, you do want there to be an appetite on day one. you think at the very least it's important that they establish a valuation. explain what you mean. >> well, look, who knows whether twitter will stay a public company for the long term. i mean, the story of tech is that smaller companies come up with the great innovations that ultimately scale is nece

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joining us is carly fiorina joining us on the phone. >> good morning, kelly. >> if it was windows intella at the new pa partnership here? >> well, i'm not sure. on the one hand i think it is sort of logical, and microsoft has lots of cash. banning on the fact that they will make more acquisitions, and nokia has been a long time partner, and on the other hand nokia has 15% of the share of the cell phone market, and 3% of the smartphone market and 32,000 employees who are coming over. i think that one of the reasons that their share has been dwindling is because the platform, the microsoft platform hasn't kept up with the tee chuchur -- features or the applications of samsung or appel. so i'm not sure it is a great strategy going forward, but it is logical given what microsoft says they are tri tying to do. >> well, the shares are done, and the microsoft shares are down 5.66% on heavy volume. carly, is this about business fundamentals or really about people and stephen elop in particular? >> well, i doubt it is about stephen elop, and he is not what microsoft needs going forward and obviou