here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> facebook's number two, cheryl sandbergd a special message for moms, especially single moms, this mother's day. sandberg's husband dave died last year on vacation, and sandberg reflected on his life and her life without him and the job single mothers around the globe face every day. in the post, sandberg rallied for income equality, paid family leave, and wider acceptance of single-parent households. also, parents in same-sex pimpts sandberg ended her post with this, "as we rightly celebrate motherhood, we should give special thanks to the women who are raising children on their own, and let's vow to do mother nature to support them every day." >>> on the money watch, roadblocks in austin and superheroes save the box office. jig wagner's at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >>> good morning. wall street starts the week after a disappointing jobs report. hiring slowed in april with the fewest job gains in seven months on. a positive note, the average workweek and hourly wages rose. >>> the dow lost more than 33

both murdered last week sean agreed to plead guilty to murder and testify against ali good. >> cheryl sandbergidea how hard it was until she became a single mom. kpix 5s maria medina asked another single mother if sandberg got it right. >> i think that -- i am getting emotional. >> reporter: she was a single parent for nearly 20 years raising her three girls on her own. >> we still want to, as parents, do what we would normally do as a two parent household. >> reporter: she was on welfare living pay check to pay check. >> this bill wouldn't get paid for this bill to get paid always borrowing from one to pay another. >> reporter: her life is what cheryl sandberg wrote about in a tribute to single moms on mother days. she writes i will never experience and understand all of the challenges most single moms face but i understand a lot more than i did a year ago. sandberg suddenly lost her husband last year. >> being able to physically, financially do everything it is hard. >> reporter: staying home with sick kids was some times never an option. >> you can't miss work you miss work they will let yo

. >> hear facebook executive cheryl sandberg's emotional speech to berkeley graduates today. >>> go inside for the first look at the museum's first transformation. >>> and later, a service dog's moment to shine at the invictus game. but first would you ride on a bus what are you doing? sara, i love you, and... [phone rings] ah, it's my brother. keep going... sara, will you marry... [phone rings again] what do you want, todd???? [crowd cheering] keep it going!!!! if you sit on your phone, you butt-dial people. it's what you do. todd! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. i know we just met like, two months ago... yes! [crowd cheering] [crowd cheering over phone] >>> my hope for you is that you could find that gratitude, not just on the easy days like today but on the hard days when you will need it. >> that is facebook's cheryl sandberg delivering a commencement speech at berkeley. she spoke about the sudden death of her husband a year ago. she told students to show resilience in difficult times. her husband's death taught her t

just on the easy days like today, but on the hard days when you will need it. >> that's facebook cheryl sandberging a deeply moving commencement speech at yesterday's graduation ceremony at u.c. berkeley. sandberg spoke about the sudden-death of her husband just over a year ago. she urged graduates to show resiliance and gratitude, even in the most difficult times. in her speech she said her husband's death taught her to be more thankful of the simple things in life. >>> the family of an oakland man killed in a highway crash has received a college degree in his honor. this video from lincoln university in missouri, where the family of darryl blackman, received an honorary degree in sociology yesterday morning. back in 2014 the football star was on his way home after working three jobs when his car slammed into a guardrail on highway 101 in mill valley. the abc7 news i-team reported a flaw in the guardrail's design may have led to his death. >>> police in san bruno are keeping a close eye out for drunk drivers and educating teenagers at the same time. abc7 news was in one of the police cars for a

but on the hard days when you will need it. >> that's facebook cheryl sandberg delivering a deeply moving commencement speech at yesterday's graduation ceremony at u.c. berkeley. sandberg spoke about the sudden-death of her husband just over a year ago. she urged graduates to show resilliance and gratitude, even in the most difficult times. in her speech she said her husband's death taught her to be more thankful of the simple things in life. >>> the family of an oakland man killed in a crash has received a college degree in his honor. this video from lincoln university in missouri, where the family of darryl blackman, received an honorary degree in sociology yesterday morning. back in 2014 the football star was on his way home after working three jobs when his car slammed into a guardrail on highway 101 in mill valley. the abc news eye team reported a flaw in the guardrail's design may have led to his death. >>> police in san bruno are keeping a close eye out for drunk drivers and educating teenagers at the same time. abc7 news was in one of the police cars for a special dui saturation p

cheryl sandberg talked about having resilience.she shared her experience since her husband's death. >> i learned about the depth of sadness and the brutality of loss. i also learned that when life sucks you under, you can kick against the bottom and, find the surface, and breathe again. >> today was the first time sandberg has spoken publicly about her loss. >>> it was a grand reopening for the san francisco museum of modern art today. red confetti rained down. and live music was playing as the renvations were unveiled. it took three years to put together the new indoor and outdoor gallery space. along with the renovations, there's a new schedule. >>> just hours from another big celebration. the bay to breakers race! tens of thousands of runners and partiers will take off from main and howard streets in the financial district at 8:00 am, make their way 12 kilometers west to ocean beach. they have been pressing the starting point for days. you can expect to see some outrageous costumes and for some perhaps no costumes at all. newsit

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facebook executive cheryl sandberg lost her husband last may. today, she's written a touching note describing her new appreciation for women raising children on their own. here's aditi roy. >> reporter: on this mother's day, a new perspective from one of the world's most powerful women. facebook's sheryl sandberg, a mother of two who lost her husband dave last year says she didn't know how tough it was to be a single mother until now. sandberg just writing this poignant facebook post. "i will never experience and understand all of the challenges most single moms face, but i understand a lot more than i did a year ago." sandberg, who sits on the board of abc's parent company disney, wrote the bestselling book "lean in." in it, she encouraged women not to abandon their ambitions after starting families. >> it's time for women to stop paying a penalty they pay for success. >> reporter: in the new post, sandberg acknowledges criticism of her book was fair. "some people felt that i did not spend enough time writing about the difficulties women face w

so far, graduates have already heard commencement speeches from cheryl sandberg at berkeley, presidentnd lin manuel miranda at the university of pennsylvania. unfortunately for the kids at penn, tickets to his speech are sold out until 2018. but there's one person the students haven't heard from yet. a pillar of quiet dignity and strength, who everyone admires -- tony stark. but tony's not real. so he asked me to do it. this is stephen colbert's "the late show's 2016 commencement speech." (cheers and applause) thank you. students, the band, distinguished members of my audience. i have the honor of addressing you today, to share those precious pearls of wisdom i have stolen from the sea of experience. as you go forward into your lives and careers, remember to be pro-active. don't wait for things to happen. make them happen. if you want a certain job, go out there and kidnap the person whose job you want and assume their identity. get their haircut. learn their family members' names. don't forget that you control your destiny. a full and satisfying life is made up of good choices. so cho

alison: cheryl sandberg speaking suddenly about the sudden loss of her husband dave goldberg one year ago. >> when life sucks you under you can kick against the bottom, find the surface and breathe again. the question is not if some of these things will happen to you. they will. what i want to talk about today is what you do next. alison: sharing lessons of bouncing back from life's toughest times. >> you will be defined not just by what you achieve, but by how you survive. alison: surviving on hard-earned wisdom. >> 11 days before the anniversary of dave's death, i broke down crying to a friend of mine. then through tears we asked each other how we would live if we knew we had 11 days left. i mean live with the understanding of how precious every day would be. because that is how precious every day actually is. alison: charging tomorrow's leaders to lean in, to hope and joy. >> losing my husband helps me find deeper gratitude. gratitude for the kindness of family, and the laughter of my children. my hope for you is that you can find that gratitude not just on the easy days like today

. >> that's facebook cheryl sandberg delivering a deeply moving, profound commencement speech at yesterday'sion ceremony at u.c. berkeley. sandberg spoke about the sudden-death of her husband just over a year ago. she urged graduates to show resilliance and gratitude even in the most difficult times. in her speech sandberg said her husband's death taught her to be more thankful of the simple things in life. >>> the family of an oakland man killed in a crash has received a college degree in his honor. this video from lincoln university in missouri, where the family of darryl blackman, received an honorary degree in sociology yesterday morning. back in 2014 he was on his way home after working three jobs when his car slammed into a guardrail on highway 101 in mill valley. the abc news eye team reported a flaw in the guardrail's design may have led to his death. >>> police in san bruno are keeping a close eye out for drunk drivers and educating teenagers at the same time. abc7 news was in one of the police cars for a special dui saturation patrol ride along last night. san bruno police have a p

i mean, i love cheryl sandberg. been leaning in for years. >> yes. >> i was talking to tucker carlson yesterday and he said that one of the most interesting things about this meeting is that she was eating mini twix the entire time. she is like 5'2" and really skinny. we were wondering what was going on. xwl it sounds like he was paying close attention. >> yes. >> i do think it's an important story. but the point is that facebook is not a utility. we use this stuff so much that we think it's water and electricity. you don't deserve twitter. you don't deserve facebook. it is something you signed up for. it's not your right. >> that's true. it is depriving. it's a private company. they can do whatever they want. >> it's private. but it's dominating when you think about how different the economy looks today with facebook and google and it's amazing the impact it's had. >> can you argue that facebook hurt the economy because it took people out of doing things and looking at things? >> could be. i can tell you this, when

. >> cheryl sandberg, coo of facebook, she lost her husband a year ago about this time. david died very suddenly. she posted something on facebook, which i thought was important to talk about. she frames it by saying, look, i know i have resources other people don't. i'm realizing what it means to be a single mom. the united states is the only developed economy in the world that does not provide paid maternity leave. almost a third of working mothers don't have any access of paid leave to care for themselves or others if they get sick. we all too often leave the family horse struggling the most to fend for themselves. the odds are stacked against single mothers in this country. yet so many give everything they have to go on and raise incredible children. the family medical leave act protects a parent's job for 12 weeks but unpaid. >> there's so much to appreciate about this facebook post. in lean in, she talks about those in positions of power can make change. she has to park across the parking lot and said we need parking for pregnant women. and the guys say, okay, but

>> i will be interviewing cheryl sandberg and -- sheryl sandberg and howie tenor, and interviewing the mark fields. i will be interviewing ginni from ibm. and susan from gates foundation. so i will be busy. >> yes. lots of people. >> and so as jon and i will be heading out there to see everything that happens. we can't wait. kara, rest up. >> see you at the pool as usual okay. >> and kara swisher, big week next week. thank you for join g using us. >> thank you. >>> and meanwhile a slight gain in the dow up 18 points, and the s&p up 4 after the best week for equities the nasdaq up for the fourth straight day, and seeing the best gain of the averages up by 0.33. and ul ta salon raised the forecasts for the rest of the year, and monster beat, and the stock is up close to 10%. meanwhile, gamestop is falling after giving the current quarter outlook that fell below the edge expectations, because they are spending more time on the digital gaming systems than gamestop games. >> and now are the long tsa lines getting any better? we will go to o'hare to find out. >> and the companies picking up

although i think there's a shot at cheryl sandberg which i think would be well received.sn't set up. apple i wouldn't short here. i'm long facebook and google. >> the skinny bundle isn't so bad, especially for the media companies and conglomerates. i think we've seen the content component of diz ne's business possibly more than counteracts it. >> long disney? >> i'm not long disney. i bought it last week. one of the things i want to say is i think the services revenue which was a bright spot on the -- i realize it's small, but the second largest revenue component of their business mix. if you tell me this company can't grow with their installed base, with their itunes customers, all the apples services, you're wrong. i think they can steal it from amazon and hulu and all the other people out there. >>> a rough ride for china. one trader betting $2 million things are going to get worse. >>> phil lebeau? >> on a windy day in the desert north of las vegas, hyper loop one gave us our first peek at what they believe will ultimately be the hyper loop. we'll show it to you when

cheryl sandberg the coo of facebook, she lost her husband about a year ago this time. she posted something on facebook. she's become a single mother. she frames it by saying look, i know i have resources other people don't. but i'm realizing what it means to be a single mom. she writes in part the united states is the only developed economy in the world that does not provide paid maternity leave. almost a third of working mothers don't have access to any kind of paid leave to care for themselves or their families if someone gets sick. instead of providing support we all too often leave the families who are struggling the most to dpend for themselves. the odds are stacked against single mothers in this country. yet so many give everything they have and go on to raise incredible children. the u.s. family and medical leave act protects a parent's job for up to twelve weeks, but unpaid. we're the only civilized country, allison, in the world that doesn't provide proper maternity leave. >> there's so much to appreciate about this facebook post. in lean in she talks about me

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. >> i'm reminded of cheryl sandberg and jeff bosa bezos favorite book "wrinkle in time." and it is a fascinating book. which inspires individuals who are at a k level. at a sixth grade level. even at the high school level. i'm just curious if stem would create or if you could somehow put that type of passion where you could actually -- when you are reading that type of book. which is again maybe 250 pages so a quick easy read, where you can inspire that kind of passion and creativity through graphic novel, comic books, through games. >> first i have to tell you, jeff bezos is pretty cool. but we formed a thing called the mothers of invention at first. and jeff bezos has a mother, jackie. and a father mike. who i was on the phone with this morning. they came to the championship. they are huge sponsors. huge supporters. i bet based on how what you said we could --. your point, i think inspiring young kids to see how accessible and how much fun science and technology is the simplest and most effective solution to what's been the big concern of industry and government in this

. >> i am reminded of cheryl sandberg's favorite book growing up and it was called "wrinkle in time",nd i am not sure if you read it lately, but it's a fascinating book which inspires individuals who are at a k level 6th grade level or high school level, and i am curious if stem would create or if you could somehow put that type of passion where you could actually -- when you are reading that type of book, which is, again, maybe a 250-page book so it's a quick and easy read where you can inspire that type of passion and creativity through graphic novels and comic books and games? >> first, i have to tell you, jeff basos is pretty cool, and he has a mother, jackie, and a father, mike, who i was on the phone with this morning actually. they came to the championship and are huge sponsors and supporters and based on what you said we could figure out how to get amazon to spread that book among all of the constituents and i will work at doing it, but your point, i think, inspiring young kids to see how accessible and how much fun science and technology is is the simplest and most effective

facebook chief operating officer, cheryl sandberg, addressed the graduates of uc berkeley, where shee died suddenly from cardiac arrhythmia while vacationing in mexico. he was found in a gym after suffering head trauma and blood loss. and she spoke to the graduates about working through times of loss that come without warning. >> one year and 13 days ago, i lost my husband, dave. dave's death changed me in very profound ways. i learned about the depths of sadness and the brutality of loss. but i also learned that when life sucks you under, you can kick against the bottom, find the surface, and breathe again. >> her story was incredible. you should look at the speech online. she talks about perspective and -- >> she says, choose joy. >> it was an incredible message. >> it was a great commencement speech. a couple of years ago, a brilliant commencement speech, the former head of special operations command, but that's the best commencement speech so far this cycle. it was deeply moving, a lot of lessons in life, you know, for everybody. everybody should go watch it, read it, really rema