cheryl sandburg is whole another discussion. twitter to me, it is already over, game over. >> tech company or valued as news media company? melissa: is this about twitter or -- >> she makes a good point, is it valued as news company or tech company? what i point out and why we all should be scared about our jobs in the future, niece media, tech, internet, all converging and makes reporters redundant. that is what this will do if they play it right. melissa: you could never be redundant, charlie gasparino. >> your lips to god's ears. melissa: in a matter of minutes the dow jones plunged and recovered 1,000 points that trillion dollars worth of wealth was temporarily lost but it came back of the has anything change? is this reviving our conversation? >> nothing really has changed, melissa. as a matter of fact the only reason we haven't seen another "flash crash" because volatility has been so low and there is so much complacency in the market. if we see volatility spike, we're going to see another "flash crash." melissa: can i ask

cheryl sandburg wrote that great book "lean in" but if you want to lean into work, you better lean away from the dishwasher. because one of the things that happens for women there was another study done, sanjay, and this is really interesting. 62% of women who were surveyed said even if they could afford help, they still wouldn't delegate because the person wouldn't do it right. so, for all of you at home, that have ever held open the dishwasher and seen, oh, my gosh, they didn't stack the cups right and you've rearranged it or you've refolded the laundry or scolded the kids when they have shrunken a sweater, you are screwing yourself over. so, for mother's day, i invite you all to lower your standards particularly on chores and start to get your kids to help. because the truth is, i have an 8-year-old son, a 15-year-old girl, a 13-year-old girl and, you know, my poor husband, sandra, i was laughing, because the last time i had a hot flash, sanjay, was right on this set on camera, so i'm hoping i don't have one while we're talking right now. >> let's heat it up in here, yes. >> if my 8-

cheryl sandburg, obviously a champion of the lean-in movement and sparking die loathes amongst womenhillary clinton, where is michelle obama and what is the trend. >> hillary clinton is on the list. technically the only one who doesn't have a job and also generating big books and speaking engagements, michelle obama comes on our list at eight. though power may be transferred through marriage or family, and that's not unique to women, she's a great ambassador. she has a much higher approval rating than her husband. >> sophia sophfia vergara is on. >> she's bringing in $30 million but she's also someone who rakes in a lot of bucks for her bilingual endorsements. marketing and new media around this community. >> i didn't know that. i knew she was a huge star but not the highist paid. how many of them are mothers? >> the majority of them on our list are mother, well over 90%. they'll say often you can have it all but you can't have it all at once. reigning countries, changing the world and doing films but it's great effort. >> melinda gates is up high on this list. >> number three. she's

so cheryl sandburg is a friend and a sort of colleague and she has been involved in the facebook negotiations and trying to move them along. you know, power is relative. to me it seems that when you're a billionaire and the ceo of facebook that that is enormous power. of course the men don't honor all the time. you could be -- wire you wasting your time. she gets a lot of flak. she's been a friend to the women's media center and a real support, and she is a feminist. that said, she sometimes -- and i've said this to her, women's media center live, sometimes she reinvent the wheel and stands back and says, look at that. it's round. it rolls. part of that is not our fault because this country is very a historic. it's like a tissue box. does not register. not a bad thing. it's okay. as a writer and someone who loves language, i have trouble banning any word, any word, ben and word because to me the problem is not in the word, particularly if you know its history. the problem is how it's being used. it's so convenient for people to say the n word in a plan of the are not racist. so this banning a