join us at projectluna.com >> they say you can't have it all, but cheryl sandberg comes close.mpany is the highly respected chief operating officer of facebook, putting her net worth in the billions. she's also happily married with two young children, and yet she wants even more. specifically she wants women to join her in the professional stratosphe stratosphe stratosphere. we welcome our chief business and economic correspondent. >> reporter: she's perhaps the best known businesswoman in america. the billionaire coo of facebook, an evangelist of empowerment. >> believing you can do something is the first and necessary step to doing it. >> reporter: the best selling author of "lean in" but the message she delivered today to a group of two dozen high schoolgirls was -- it's okay to be afraid. >> the goal is not to be the most liked. we probably don't want to be the most hated either. >> of we caught up with her at seqoia high school. >> i'm not really that confident in myself. so when i get these opportunity, it's overwhelming in a good way, but i do get nervous. >> some parts

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season and three tips young women might want to post on facebook after hearing them firsthand from cheryl sandberg. >> she's one of the most powerful women in america. author of lean in. on the board at disney, and on this graduation day, cheryl band berg came with a message. >> don't let anyone put limits on you. >> while she was here sandberg sat down for a little straight talk with students. her advice to the women of tomorrow, don't be people pleasers. >> the goal is not to be the most liked. we probably don't want to be the most hated either. >> my mom always said don't dictate, don't be overpowering. as i got older i understood the difference between being bossy and just voicing my opinion. >> that voice is growing stronger. women now the primary bread winners in 40% of american another sandberg tip, go for that dream job even when you may not have all the experience they're looking for. >> we know that we don't get jobs we don't apply for. >> when it says three to five years of experience, and you don't have it, there's a guy applying for that job who doesn't have the experience -- >> and h

after he read cheryl sandberg's book, "lean in" he decides this is a message he twoonts put out theredly. look at how much america has accomplished not even using 100% of our talent. he says, there is much more we can do. if you would like to read buffet's essay on women and work, go to fortune.com. >>> thanks, poppy. for more on the empowerment of women don't miss cnn's "girl rising." it tells the story of girls around the world and the power of education >>> for working women, nothing says power like a pair of still let toes. why digging your he'lls in at the office may come at a painful cost. sparkly water and pure white sand might not get you off your couch, but there's not a creature on earth that can resist this. if you have high cholesterol, here's some information that may be worth looking into. in a clinical trial versus lipitor, crestor got more high-risk patients' bad cholesterol to a goal of under 100. getting to goal is important, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteri

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cheryl sandberg's book lean in, women work and the will to lead. miss sandberg who is the c o 0 of facebook discusses why is difficult for women to achieve leadership roles in the united states and she talks about her own career choices and experiences. you can watch for talk about her at booktv.org and as you read the book this month post your thoughts on twitter with the hash tag be tv book club and right on our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. on june 25th at 9:00 eastern join our live moderated discussion on social media sites. if you have an idea for next month send you a suggestion which books you think which included online book club on twitter, facebook or e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. >> when you talk about transparency to the american public you are going to give up something, you will give signals to our adversaries what our capabilities are and the more specific you get about the program and the more specific you get about the oversight the more specific you get about the capabilities and successes, to that extent you have people sitti

and the ceo of facebook cheryl sandberg, author of best-selling book, "lean in," wants young women tosk themselves. >> i actually would do a lot if i wasn't afraid. raise my hand more in class. voice my opinions more, not be intimidated of other people. >> reporter: sandberg shared the lesson with a high school group remembering her own graduation in miami. >> you will look at those same pictures and say, god, my hair looked weird. >> reporter: and called on these students to be the lean-in generation, meeting with some before the main event. >> the goal is not to be the most liked. we probably don't want to be the most hated either, right? >> reporter: when sandberg asked how many of the teens had been called bossy, every hand in the room shot up. >> my mom always said don't dictate, don't be overpowering. but as i got older, i understood the difference of being bossy and just voicing my opinion. >> reporter: sandberg wants young women to know that success can be measured in many ways. would you call yourself successful right now? >> i wrote a whole book saying that women need to be

. >> interesting about cheryl sandberg. she's been everybody r everywhere.onder how much time does she spend at the company. >> is zuk the right guy for the job? >> are you saying no. >> i don't think so. we saw this happen in ebay, goingle. at some point there is going to be a grownup. >> an eric schmidt kind of guy. >> everything this guy does is a disaster, the introduction of all these new products. this stock has to make a floor in this $24 range on a technical basis. >> belviq, the new anti-obesity drug hitting the shelves today we have an executive interview with arena's ceo. stay tuned. we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont know can hurt you. wha

. >> the other question i have is there has been a lot of hoopla about cheryl sandberg's book "lean inhaving one child helps with the world/life balance generally? >> i am so glad you asked that. in our country, we offer so little structural support for parnlt parents. in europe, you talk about people that talk about how hard it is to have daycare. you have great daycare, a great free college, health care. every kid takes a lot of time, d energy and attention. we tell people they have to do it on their own, and love it more than anyone else. it is really interesting that in this larger cultural debate about specifically motherhood and work but also just parenting and modern life, we haven't talked about what it means to, if you want to have a kid, have one. fulfill that. save so much of your time, money, energy, not just for your work but for your own life too. parents of only children get this rap for being selfish. i feel like i want adult friendships and to have a romantic marriage and go see rock shows and read novels. >> i have two kids and i do all those things. >> that's fine bu

. >> reporter: a month before a career guide edited by facebook's cheryl sandberg.pecial guest speaker came to address the hearst editors. >> i'm english and i'm about to cry. as everybody in the audience knows i never cry. >> reporter: former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. >> be passionate, be courageous, be your best. thank you very much. >> reporter: wherein lies the not so subtle cultural shift coles is bringing to "cosmo." >> it brings me energy. for me incredible women. that's what helps me figure out what to put in the pages and to make "cosmo" seem more than just a magazine. >> reporter: but lest you wonder what will become of all that sex that "cosmo" famously celebrates on its cover each month, coles makes no apologies. >> i don't think relationships and love and sex are particularly racy. i think it's sort of essential to a good, healthy lifestyle. >> reporter: i'll come back to that later. >> i'm happy to talk about sex relentlessly. >> reporter: joanna coles seems to revel in riding that juxtaposition between the serious and the rest of the stuff

i think that cheryl sandberg should continue to take more of the helm in that regard. if he were to step down, i wouldn't be so upset about that. but i am still holding, because i am, as i said earlier, long-term bullish on facebook, because i'm seeing what it can do on behalf of my clients at silverback. >> what do you think -- what do you think about that, larry? >> absolutely. i'm long term as well, as an investment, not a trade. what's going to make me jump back in now and buy more shares is i want to see some bold acquisition moves, maria. if we look at it, they could get into a content play like a netflix. that would be beautiful. how about twitter? make a big defensive move and get twitter off the table. so there's some big, bold moves that they could make and even possibly get into more into the mobile space. but they're just not doing it. so once i can see the acquisitions, which is what they went into the ipo for, i'll feel much more bullish on it. but long term, very bullish. it's the whole ecosystem. if you don't believe in the facebook ecosystem, you don't

facebook has been an enormous success in the leadership both from mark zuckerberg and cheryl sandbergve into mobile. it's allowed businesses to emerge and be quite successful. >> finally, steve, the conversation about privacy in this country after then nsa new, how does that affect the narrative of how we're going to spend our lives online? >> i think it will continue to evolve. i remember 20 years ago when people were talking about the idea of e customeommerce. people said are never going to enter their credit card online. they're willing to store it because it's more convenient and they're willing to let amazon track their purchases. it's the trade-off we have to have. on the national level of course we care about national security but we also care about privacy. exactly how you strike that balance is going to be an ongoing debate. we see that in health care as well. people want to use data in smarter ways to basically give doctors the tools to make better diagnosis and have better treatments. at the same time there are concerns obviously about privacy. this is an ongoing discussion

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the third book, a summer reading list is lynen by a cheryl sandberg.that needs no introduction. .. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone. it is my pleasure to welcome you can back the 29th annual "chicago tribune" lit fest prayed we would like to thank all of the sponsors that help to make this years lit fest a great success. today's program will be broadcast live on c-span2 booktv. if there is time at the end, we would ask you to use the microphones located in the center of the room so that viewers at home can hear the question. that would be so helpful. if you liked watch this program yourself, it will be re-airing tonight at midnight. if you want to stay up and watch it, please do. we are keeping the spirit of the with fast-growing with printers row. you can get a subscription. it is located near dearborn street and includes a nice lit fest toback and a poster. finally, the authors book will be sold on the second floor here in the atrium of the university center and he will be signing his book after his presentation today right here

our selection is cheryl sandburg ethylene in:women, work and the world to be. miss sandberg who is the ceo of facebook discusses why it is difficult for women to achieve leadership roles in the united states. she also talks about her own career choices and experiences. you can watch her talk about been in@booktv.org and as you read the book this month post your thoughts on twitter with the hash tag be tv book clubs and on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv and on june 25th at 9:00 p.m. eastern join our live discussion on both social media sites. if you have an idea for next month since your suggestion on which books you think we should include in our online book club on twitter, facebook or e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. >> i was worried people in business, very few people in government have ever been in business because it is hard. it is easy for an academic to go into business, they can leave the come back, easy for lawyer to go into government and come out, very hard for a business person. if they are small business person it is their business, they have to be there. it