you are not a big cheryl sandberg fan.ssa: is important before we head to break, something so hot on the internet we couldn't stop ourselves from showing this. this video has become a viral sensation. the furry critters sitting down at the table with his human companion delivering him many burritos with chopped many ingredients. the video has already wrapped up 2 million views in two days. it is hypnotic. tell me it is not hypnotic. these spend a lot of time at your desk watching this? no one is saying anything. >> never show any thing. melissa: it is so funny. >> two things come to mind. one is i don't understand why we find rats and mice creepy and hamsters are somehow -- >> that is a high production value youtube video. that is more the future of tv, the most reality shows, it this proves intern at has a balance so that stuff -- melissa: it is delicious. our next guest needs no introduction. don king is back on money, he has a lot to say on this scandal. plus why he had to flee aggressors in russia. you can't miss this

cheryl sandberg. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> marissa maier. >> all the usual suspects. >> bonnie from ouris in the top 20 -- well, top 40. >> she's 42. >> whatever. >> and once again, we're not in it, but it is national burger day. >> oprah made it, beyonce, sofia vergara, ellen degeneres. >> how long is the list? >> another one that's not you. lady gaga. gisele bundchen. >> thank you, jerry. somebody loves me. >> it is national burger day. let me get rid of this because it's very important. so this newspaper -- just take a look at this, you guys. pretend that you are waiting -- this is a line to get on the subway in beijing. okay? they put in security because there was some kind of a shooting around there. are you eating when i'm talking about something serious? >> mm-hmm. >> all right. anyway, so they decided to put security in. can you imagine going on your morning commute and having to stand in this line to go through security? >> that is so good. >> to go through all of that. and that's what they're doing. anyway, i wouldn't -- i don't know how long i could wait in a line like that,

we've also seen it in business, billionaire coo of facebook, an advocate for women and girls, cheryl sandbergovement after releasing her book "lean in." from world affairs to government or business, thes facing the world these days are ripe for leadership for women. there's only one woman i can think of to discuss this for me and with me ahead of this mother's day weekend, the mother oof our three children, my wife, kathleen matthews. thank you for joining us. it's on these special occasions that i ask you to come on and you've agreed. but there is something in the air where centuries have gone by, maybe back to the beginning of time where men dominated the conversation. the conversation, not just the power. and now the conversation is shifting. it clearly has in my lifetime. >> i think we' seen the conversation ebb and flow. i mean, i got into the work force in the 1970s and i remember at that time this was going to be the big movement of women into the work force and towards equality and pay and different things. and i would have imagined i would have seen a lot more ceos that were women by

some credit and victory lap to sheryl sandberg? >> cheryl lehman sandberg. >> more than one person.ltimately the face book business plan is in trouble because they do not share economics with users. and you do that someone else comes along and willing to share economics, that i think you will have a chance for confirmation of the business. >> what is happening in the equity markets? >> brady dougan, i can see it. >> each week you put out a list of high value stocks. you have had incredible returns. they have averaged 20% returns. then you also wrote to followers who said in march, it changed. >> what changed is price. price volume and volume is not important as social. think the youtube generation change that. thething changed underneath surface where tech seems to be self-correcting itself. we will see whether this lays out. somethingere is bigger going on. and the stock i like, it has been a horrific three or four months. for those that have been land -- lazy, they have been pounded. now? >> i dou like not like much. >> once a gets more complicated than that, and the price is not

the best part of that, reverend jackson saying to coo cheryl sandberg, "as i lean in, please like mebook." >> sounds like the action continues there, morgan. thank you so much. that event, quite tame compared to what's going on at the mcdonald's shareholder meeting where hampton pearson is. what's been happening today, hampton? >> reporter: it's been a shareholders meeting to remember. whether it was ceo pay at the top or the wages of workers behind the counter, the shareholders meeting has been all about getting paid. 800 to 1,000 demonstrators here over the last two days primarily focusing on demands for a $15 an hour minimum wage with lots of support from organized labor. nationwide, who say their long-term goal is union sizing the entire fast food industry. 100 arrested yesterday. a different story all together from what happened here today where we had half as many demonstrators and no arrests today. but inside the meeting a bit of a surprise. a very vocal group of shareholders basically accusing mcdonald's of predator advertising practices when it comes to children. shareholder