her husband, dave goldberg, ceo of surveymonkey, died suddenly after a heart incident.ublished "option b."

her husband, dave goldberg, ceo of surveymonkey, died suddenly after a heart incident.eartbroken, she started writing again, and published "option b." now she has a new call to action to companies and their leaders. joining me today on "bloomberg studio 1.0," facebook coo sheryl sandberg and author of "lean in" and "option b." when you wrote your first public post about his death, you shared advice about how to approach someone who is going through something tragic and you said, don't ask "how are you," ask "how are you today." how are you today, in this moment, two years later? sheryl: i realized after i lost dave, how badly we deal with grief, how badly we deal with not just finding what we need for ourselves but supporting each other. i realized that, before i lost dave, i had no idea how to handle a colleague going through something hard. i would say, i'm sorry for your loss, and i would never mention it again. and after i lost him, i realized that even the basic pleasantries, to someone who was just diagnosed with cancer or just lost a child, that can seem like a r

her husband, dave goldberg, ceo of surveymonkey, died suddenly after a heart incident.eartbroken, she started writing again, and published "option b." now she has a new call to action to companies and their leaders. joining me today on "bloomberg studio 1.0," facebook coo sheryl sandberg and author of "lean in" and "option b." when you wrote your first public post about your husband's death, you shared advice about how to approach someone who is going through something tragic and you said, don't ask "how are you," asked, "how are you today?" how are you today, in this moment, two years later? sheryl: i realized after i lost dave, how badly we deal with grief, how badly we deal with not just finding what we need for ourselves but supporting each other. i realized that, before i lost dave, i had no idea how to handle a colleague going through something hard. i would try to address it once, i sorry for your loss, and i am would never mention it again. after i lost dave, i realized that even the basic pleasantries, to someone who was just diagnosed with cancer or just lost

her husband, dave goldberg, ceo of surveymonkey, died suddenly after a heart incident.

. >> reporter: founded by randy goldberg and dave heath.they donate a pair. >> thought there might be a real opportunity to solve this problem at real scale through business. >> reporter: dave and randy spent two years developing these seven technical innovations upgrading the modern sock. in 2014 they pitched their business on "shark tank." >> you have a deal. >> and in our first year we had done about $800,000 in sales. in the two months that followed "shark tank" we did over 1.2 million in sales. this year we're projecting over $50 million in sales? we're about to cross the 4 million pairs donated mark as well. an amazing milestone. >> reporter: donating socks across the country. supporting not only homeless shelters but school programs and nonprofit organizations helping those in need. >> our charity and donation partner network is growing and we feel every day that the impact that we're having on the community is more and more real. >> striving to make a difference, one pair of socks at a time. [ applause ] randy and dave. love you guy

jeff: including dave clark but he understands the value of preparation. >> it's good to have it. not need it. than need it, not have it. jeff: in vienna, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. nancy: details tonight about a racially motivated crime in alexandria. back in june, john ready pulled up to another car and yelled racial slurs at an african-american driver. short time later he tried to attack the victim with a baseball bat. this was in the potomac yard parking lot. the victim was not hurt. ready we learned was sentenced to three months in jail. he is now out on probation. larry: today marks a year since the ground shook i that explosion and fire at the flower branch apartments killed seven and left dozens of others without anyplace to live. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis live in silver spring. speaking with the residents today. kevin? >> the ntsb continues the investigation into this natural gas leak. this is as a multimillion dollar civil suit continues to trickle through the court system. the allegation is that washington gas and apartment management ignored warning signs. a ten-foot tall fence conceals patches of concrete and overgrown grass.

goldberg he came armed with a rifle to defend the controversial statue. police eventually moved in to calm down the situation. escorting that man away. dave matthews band member and the charlottesville native who visited the site a short time later said he was shocked about what happened in his to >> you need to take your message somewhere else. it doesn't belong here, not in charlottesville. >> 's likety dave matthews band will play a benefit to promote peace and unity. michelle: tonight we are hearing from the father of the woman killed in the car attack on saturday. mark heyer says his daughter heather never backed down from doing what is right. >> heather was a strong, opinionated woman that was willing to stand up for what she believed in. it wasn't lip service for her. i was real. michelle: for the man police say killed heather heyer, james fields jr., her father mark heyer says he forgives him. he says he knows fields will have to live with what he has done the rest of his life. memorial service for heather heyer and the other victims of saturday's violence will be held tomorrow in charlottesville. you the watch it live on our news

meanwhile, the dave matthew band at some point will likely play a concert to promote love and unity in charlottesville. live in charlottesville, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: thanks. alison: the violence in charlottesville has other cities considering what to do with the confederate statues and memorials. two hours ago maryland governor weighed in on a controversial statue of justice roger b. taney at the maryland statehouse. our maryland bureau chief brad bell picks up team coverage now live in acin his. what happens there now? brad: brad: this is what everybody is talking about. this is the roger b. taney just outside the old historic entrance to the state house. the governor offices have windows above it. two years ago the governor said it was political correctness run amok. now he says the time is right. roger b. taney was the fifth chief justice of the united states. dred scott was a slave who sued for his freedom and they became tied together in history in ruled in dred scott's case saying african-american could not be considered citizens of the united states. ever since then the statue has been controversial since it went up in 18