carter is going to end up being on ellen's show. i guarantee you.now. >> also offer her like a lifetime supply or she could offer him a lifetime supply of nuggets. >> win-win. >> if you were single and ready get ready to spend. a new survey finds the average unmarried american spends nearly $1600 per year on their dating life. so dividing that average by gender men tend to spend more but not much. that's because more and more women are willing to split the check by offering that means she's not into you, 78% of women say they split a check because they didn't want to feel obligated to go out again. 47% offer just to be polite. this is "early today." powerful you'll think they are. it's time to see what power really looks like. new neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with accelerated retinol sa. clinically proven to reduce wrinkles in just one week. wrinkles? your time is up! rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots. rapid tone repair. neutrogena® see what's possible. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to

out as gay on her then tv sitcom ellen.was very pivotal moment it made her the first prime time leader on network television to come out and today actually mark the 20th anniversary of this historic moment. ellen also came out in real life at the same time. during a sit down with oprah. and this now legendary time magazine cover and to mark the occasion and the comedian and the talk though host now will be airing a special commemorative episode of her popular talk show the ellen degeneres show she sits down with special guest oprah winfrey and actress laura dern who were both featured in the now iconic episode. >> what i think for everybody who goes through, um, anything where you of yourself and then you're brave enough, you have the courage because your whole calling is about you being who you were meant to be. and the fact that you did -- you would not be who you are medal of freedom, president obama wouldn't have said those wonderful things about you they were all so true. you wouldn't have been able to open hearts and

ellen: yeah.ff point for a story i wrote this afternoon, talking about the way that these diversity reports do not include retention rates. they are happy to talk about demographics and what the company looks like, but they don't talk about who stays. and when you talk to people who really study management and diverse city, they say that retention and who exits and whether you see some demographic groups leaving more frequently than others is an indicator of what the culture is like in the company. how inclusive it is? it is a metric people don't like to talk about. it is quite sensitive. the essay is interesting, because she talks about how she tried to track the rates of her own department herself because she knew the company would not talk about it. and she was interested in seeing who is leaving this particular engineering department and says the reasons women were leaving was because it was organizationally very chaotic, and a lot of sexism. cory: she also suggested in a perverse way, a diver

i want to tell you about ellen, who came before edith. ellen wilson who was wilson's long time wife, mother of his children, confident. and she was also the first first lady to earn her own money as a painter. she could have been a professional. in those days, a woman painter -- even today, women painters are given less attention than men -- and she was not able to do that full-time. but one of the things she did was raise money, she sold some paintings and gave the money away to charity. it underlines that she was someone who made her own income. she also was an activist. these women, nelly and ellen, are much like florence in their activism, as you will see. one of the things she was concerned about -- i don't know what you can tell -- this is an alley in washington, a said, depressed, part of washington. this is where african-americans lived in slums. , she was very concerned. ellen wilson wanted to change it and help them. it was called the alley bills. the government put this together and tried to change things. unfortunately, ellen

ellen: i think overall it's a negative. you are a troublemaker.ren't conforming to the system. in silicon valley, as much as we think of ourselves as innovators, there is a strong pressure to conform. you can see that in the response to different events. for women who started talking about the problems in tech five years ago, it was very difficult for them. there are so many women who came out, talked about their experiences, and were not believed. for people to come out and take that big step and be challenged and be tormented on social media, that is a different type of abuse that we hadn't seen before. caroline: that was our exclusive interview with ellen pao and brandeis university professor anita hill, speaking 25 years after her historic testimony in front of an all-male committee in congress. coming up, baidu wants to be behind the wheel of your autonomous vehicle. we will speak with baidu forident on the plans driverless car technology. this is bloomberg. ♪ with xfinity x1... family time is awesome! show me the radio disney music awards. j

here is a pair of ellen underwear. >> the bragging rights.re either on the show or mentioned. that's a good deal. i can almost guarantee he might be on the show to pick up the underwear in person. >> i agree that's probably going to happen. >>> president trump's mar-a-lago is slapped with health violations. >>> why a ups driver in massachusetts is being hailed a hero. you're watching "early today." ke the more mysterious they sound, the more... powerful you'll think they are. it's time to see what power really looks like. new neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with accelerated retinol sa. clinically proven to reduce wrinkles in just one week. wrinkles? your time is up! rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots. rapid tone repair. neutrogena® see what's possible. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but daddy gator can never forget. "i've got to motor out of here. this is no place to raise a child." >>> temperatures are warming today, straight thro

i want to tell you about ellen wilson who came before edith. she was his longtime wife and mother of his children. she also earned her own money as a painter. she could have been a professional in those days. as a woman painter even today, women painters are given less attention than men, and she was not able to do that full-time. but she did raise money, she sold some paintings and gave the money away to charity. it underlines that she was someone who made her own income. she also was an activist. these women, nelly and ellen are much like florence in their activism. one of the things she was concerned about, i don't know what you can tell, this is an alley in washington, a set part of washington, this is where african-americans lived in slums. she was very concerned. she wanted to change it and help them. it was called the alley bills. unfortunately, ellen died about a year and a half into the presidency of wilson. it was not put into place. it is interesting because i think when we think of the wilson's, we think of the southern racists, esp

but may get to ellen's record. >> ellen is standing between him and the nuggets. >>> coming up, we get patrick harris will join us finity paint from hgtv home by sherwin-williams has complete one-coat coverage. and it's stain resistant. how stain resistant? this stain resistant. infinity paint from hgtv home by sherwin-williams. available at lowe's. get 25% off nike for the whole family. that's 25% off select nike shoes, tops, shorts, tanks, and more. plus, everyone gets $10 kohl's cash for every $50 spent. 25% off nike right now at kohl's. i lost my sight when i was 14 years old. so i really navigate the world by touch. when dove asked me to try out this body wash... i was excited that it was foam. it was so light and soft... not sticky. it's light. it's different. it's foam. before fibromyalgia, i was a doer. i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. woman: for some, lyrica

caroline: that was anita hill and ellen pao.ll ahead, this week kicks off with netflix earnings and subscriber gains in the first quarter fell short. we will explain what is behind the slip. bloomberg got its hands on a $400 juicer that has raised millions from vc firms. but it now seems to be juiced. squeeze.feeling a we will explain next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: netflix released earnings at the beginning of the week. investors focused on customer additions, and the numbers were below what analysts were expecting. they were more than half a million behind consensus estimates. we dug into the numbers with a company that collects data on streaming viewership. and a lead partner at the research center. >> by missing estimates for the first quarter, they are going to have to come through with a strong addition in the second quarter, but the market and challenges they face around subscriber churn will not subside anytime soon. so, the pressure will get real in the second quarter. caroline: the pressure getting real in the sec

ellen appeared on the show after coming out and deern played the character ellen came out to. if you remember that episode. tune in our set the d vr for 3:00. >>> after the break, we're going to introduce you to one of our areas super kids. his knowledge of science is going to blow your mind. if you haven't heard, starting monday, news 4 free. ditching the so-called healthy foods that are really packed with sugar and sharing our experiences on social media and you can join the pledge. just use the hashtag sure free and nbc 4 d.c. to join in. watch for reports on the impact of sugar in your indict. that's all >>> do you know any kids who are smarts or talents. over the next few weeks, telling you about super special kids. one local prodigy is often kaul called the next einstein. he's even taught jimmy fallen a thing or two about science. >> please welcome, 7-year-old genius. >> reporter: just seven years old and already schooling celebrities on science. >> what a gentleman. >> watch this. >> his parents realized early on their son had a gift for learning. >> so they made it a p

ellen. have been ventilating a building at carbon monoxide. firefighters tell us there was some gasoline-powered washers being used at a closed off garage area and this is the second kind of incident like this just in the last week. no injuries reported in this. symptoms of c.o. poisoning include headaches, nausea, trouble breathing and dizziness. >>> the state of arkansas plans to carry out an execution today and this will mark the fourth execution in that state in just eight days. that is, of course, barring a last minute stay. >>> president trump scheduled to pay a visit to the department of veterans affairs in the district. he is planning to sign a new executive order on a new office of accountability and whistleblower protection. >>> and are you ready for some football? the nfl draft kicking off in the philadelphia for the first time since the 1960s. friday eve is here. the news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> another warm day. we're getting closer to the 90s as the week goes on. summer i

in this hour, ellen zentner.thand from president trump of the syrian attacks. this is "bloomberg surveillance." from our world headquarters in new york. i am tom keene with guy johnson. syria is front and center. is this the end, or could there be more? to: we are starting understand the reaction function from the trump administration, and can we draw a line to north korea? burns to join us. and we hope dennis ross can join us. now to give you a morning briefing with our first word news, here is taylor riggs. theor: navy destroyers in mediterranean fired 59 era missiles at a syrian airfield after accusing the bashar al-assad regime of using chemical weapons. president trump made the announcement from his florida resort. : i ordered amp targeted military strike on the airfield in syria from which the chemical attack was launched. says seven people were killed. russia calls it an aggression in violation of international law. they argued that the chemical spill was the result of syrian forces hitting a rebel chemica

. >>> number one -- ellen celebrating a two-decade milestone with a little help from oprah. >> it wasy challenging time for her. >> i'm gay. >> as the cast looks back at ellen's game-changing coming out episode. what you never knew about the backlash. >> well, i had a lot of death threats. >> we had bomb sweeps before tapings. >> then -- inside j.lo's jaw-dropping fashion. >> on my way to latin billboards. >> plus, while marc anthony was there, where was a-rod? >>> and number three, pull out the post-its. >> the yellow things with the stick 'em on the back, right? >> it's our epic romy and michelle friday flashback reunion.

. >> ellen degeneres. >> i'm ellen and i'm gay. 20 years ago, i said that, it was a much greater dealhen. >> wow, 20 years, much success in years to come. so your market, you may know the u.s. housing market is gearing up more than it has in a decade. so where does that lead buyers? >> for christopher hendrix and his wife, this is getting ridiculous. >> it's quite overwhelming. >> hoping to buy a home in southern california, but are facing fierce competition. this open house drew more than 100 potential buyers. it sold six years ago for $300,000, now it may go for $800,000. >> the reality of what things cost here is completely different. >> in dallas, things have skyrocketed 35% above their he high, denver, 36%. realtors say entry level homes are in highest demand. >> it's been crazy. every house goes for the list price. there is usually ten offers. i tell my mooi buyers, we have  o aggressive. >> family houses have jumped 15% and half of homes sold in march were on the market less than a month. why? not enough homes tore sale and not enough new construction t. advice for buyers, be

ellen is bringing special guests to reflect with. she's going to discuss the ground breaking and controversial episode from her sitcom entitled "ellen" and the character on her show revealed she was gay, around the same time the actress did in her real life. >> and i was scared to do it. the definition of courage is doing something in spite. fact that you have fear about it. >> her sitcom lasted one season afterwards but degeneres would find more success as a sitcom show. >> and we're looking forward to the lovely weekend it going to be. >> you take a look outside now and this is what you'll have all weekend long. bright sunshine and looking now at san jose. as we get the weekend started, i want to show you the temperature trend. we're going a couple of degrees above average for today and then it quickly cools down right after sunset into the lower 60s. if you're heading out to dinner, make sure you grab a light jacket. and then we'll see high temperatures all around the bay area. and up to 75 degrees in hayward. our temperatures qui

her sit calcom ellen. > around saying you are gay because they don't need to. so for those words to come out of my mouth for the very first time to say i'm gay even rehearsing it i would burst into tears. >> you can watch that episode here tomorrow at 3:00 in the afternoon. >> that does it for us. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- emma whatson, w. kamau bell, jersey pizza boys,

leslie brinkley was there to hear what ellen powell and anita hill had to say. >> you're not going to take excuses like, well, you know, that's just what men do. >> in 1991, anita hill galvanized the country as she accused supreme court nominee clarence thomas of sexual harassment. he got the nomination in the end but she unleashed a wave of women running for office. she told a packed audience in san francisco's haze valley what she thought about fox news taking commentator bill o'reilly off the air because of accusations. >> now they're paying him millions of dollars to exit when, in fact, he should not have been granted the contract because the evidence was clear. we need to be able to look and use this as a case study where how what not to do. >> these social media companies don't understand harassment. >> ellen powell filed a gender bias lawsuit against a revered capital firm and lost. but she ignited a debate on bias in tech. >> when you look at what is happening in tech, it's somewhat similar. it comes from the top, and there's a lack of will power to put in the change. it is so

leslie brinkley was there to hear what ellen powell and anita hill had to say. >> you're not going to take excuses like, well, you know, that's just what men do. >> in 1991, anita hill galvanized the country as she accused supreme court nominee clarence thomas of sexual harassment. he got the nomination in the end but she unleashed a wave of women running for office. she told a packed audience in san francisco's haze valley what she thought about fox news taking commentator bill o'reilly off the air because of accusations. >> now they're paying him millions of dollars to exit when, in fact, he should not have been granted the contract because the evidence was clear. we need to be able to look and use this as a case study where how what not to do. >> these social media companies don't understand harassment. >> ellen powell filed a gender bias lawsuit against a revered capital firm and lost. but she ignited a debate on bias in tech. >> when you look at what is happening in tech, it's somewhat similar. it comes from the top, and there's a lack of will power to put in the change. it is so

. >> be sure to join ellen. ellen will welcome jessica lang. ellen airs here at 3:00. be sure (lawnmower droning) - whoa, you got him to mow the lawn. (chuckling) - yeah, ever since i opened virginia529 accounts for the kids, he actually hasn't been so bad. (loud smashing) - oh! (chuckling) that garden gnome came out of nowhere, am i right? - ooh. - i'd love a lemonade, by the way! - but he still has his moments. - [narrator] tame the tuition monster. (tuition monster chuckling) visit virginia529.com. >>> how is this for starting over? >> a woman served a year in prison. she arrested and charged shawn hawk wood with armed bank robbery. he pleaded guilty and served 11 years in federal prison. while he was incarcerated he got a job in the law library and started writing briefs for fellow prisoners. it reduced the sentence of his friend. >> i was told time and time again by lawyers that i would never be able to go to law school. >> this guy is really going to make a contribution to our students and bring a perspective here that no one else can. >> now when he was released

cory: that was bloomberg's ellen huet.n is bowing to invest in coal, but china is trying to take the lead in cleaner technologies. china's is the world's biggest co2 emitter. bloomberg stephen engle got an inside look at how the largest state own power generator is starting to scrub skies and the image of dirty coal. >> china feels this is one answer to with pollution problem -- a new power plant the industry likes to call a clean coal burner, spewing less toxins than the older generators. now shut down in beijing. this plant was open in november. they invited bloomberg for an exclusive tour. china is moving towards renewable power generation, but bloomberg intelligence says coal still accounts for nearly 75% of china's energy mix, down from 84%, but the move to renewables takes time. >> first off, china is rich in coal and has less gas and oil. secondly it is a fact there are , many poor people in china. coal is the energy for poor people. >> but china is trying to do at the moment is they are building new coal fired powe

ellen powell spokeful her decision to sue one of the world's most powerful venture capital firms foriscrimination. >> when it was about me, i thought i'll work harder and do better and take this feedback and i will adjust, but when i saw that it was clearly happening to other women in the firm and there was this harassment element to it, i felt like somebody had to be held accountable. >> reporter: in the end she lost her court battle. both women said they wedge through periods of blaming themselves -- went through periods of blaming themselves. >> understand that you are not the problem, that there may be things that can be fixed, but in some situations like yours you're not going to be able to fix it internally. >> reporter: she said there has been a start to what's called bystander or allies training to help change toxic company cultures. >> when you can have somebody else step in and say hey, this is the 10th time we've had ellen get the coffee or the xeroxes. maybe we should spread that work around. >> reporter: anita hill said no one could imagine 10 months ago bill o'reilly wo

ellen welcomes vin diesel. >> you can watch ellen at 3:00 followed by news 4 a >>> all this week focusing on missing ch explains why some of these kids leave home in the first place and where most of them turn up. >> reporter: schools, friends' homes, old run down buildings, just a few spots where metropolitan police have found missing young people. >> when your officers find these children, what kind of shape are they in. >> well, most of them are probably a little exhausted, a little drained but generally physically they're not in any bad shape. >> reporter: captain michelle karen of mpd's youth and family services, she finds most of them are children who, for many reasons, run away. >> the vulnerability is immense. that's what scares us most about these situations. we don't want these girls and boys being in bad situations, being the victims of crimes, being the victims from adults who are using them inappropriately. >> reporter: captain karen now looks forward to mayor missing youth initiatives. >> we want to have 100% closure rate on all missing persons. more importantly, we want to

in 2012, ellen powell filed a discrimination case.le she lost the case and decided not to appeal, her case called attention to gender discrimination in the tech company. tonight she provides recommendations for tech start ups to be more inclusive and diverse. >> today she will start a conversation. >> hill made history when she accused u.s. supreme court thomas with sexual harassment. >> this case has been in the public. and said the bay area was not one of the top places for women in tech. how big an issue is this for the bay area in the silican valley. is it a bigger issue here for the bay area. >> it's a big issue for the bay area and silicon valley. it's a big factor in making people successful in the workplace and billing up the tech we need. if i look at people different races, different genders, different ages, they're all limited by this pattern. they want to have people that look like them, work like them. and they created this whole system and structure that works like that. i think it's worsened the bay area because this is

ellen.hanks, kevin and ellen. thank you both. >> thank you. >> jenna: we're talking a little bit about the economy. show you the markets today. the dow trading lower by more than 100 points. it's coming back off the lows. but one of the reasons apparently for this, there's some concern about the international environment. you have different assets like gold, for example, taking $20 higher today. that happens when investors are worried about the stock market or worried about the economy and growing to gold. this is one snapshot. we'll see where the market closes. a video of a passenger being driven off a united airlines fight sparking social media. was this legal? what are your rights as a passenger if you're bumped from your next flight? we weigh-in ahead. ♪ to err is human. to anticipate is lexus. experience the lexus rx with advanced safety standard. experience amazing. >> jenna: a passenger on a united airline flight was drove off the plane after it was overbooked. united offered $800. no

sandberg on "ellen" last hour ...e facebook c-o-o is tki >>> well you may have caught cheryl sandberg on ellen last year the facebook ceo is talking about overcoming grieve. >> at the end of the every day write down thee things you did well. firstist i was like three things i did well? made tea has less seweda snfrmt but writing it down forced me end of the day that focus on things that went well. >> you may remember two years ago her husband suddenly died during of an accident. now she is sharing her personal story in the book called option b. . coming up at 6:00 tonight her advice to others on coping with grief on the life lessons she learned. >> >>> it's like taking a ride on the drone. this is the flying car as imagined by google cofounder layer page yit hawk flew flier made where the place of the wright brothers successful flight. it probably won't be the answer to rush how nightmare. the it qualifies as ultralight you don't need a pilot's lies. >> you won't have to take the ferry anymore. >> land swer somewhere

ellen. >> i took pictures because it was so bright, especially on the black cars out there. morning we

. >> reporter: fast forward to modern-day silicon valley, ellen pao spoke of her decision to sue one of the world's most powerful venture capital firms for gender discrimination. >> when it was about me, i thought i'll just work harder, i'll do better, i will, you know, take all this feedback and i'll just. but when i saw it was clearly happening to other women in the firm and there was a harassment element to it, i felt like somebody had to be held accountable. >> reporter: in the end, she lost the court battle. both women blamed themselves. >> understand that you are not the problem. some things can be fixed. but in some situations, they are not -- you're not going to be able to fix it internally. >> reporter: pao says in tech, there has been a start to what's called bystander or allies training to help change toxic company cultures. >> when young have somebody else step in and say, hey, this is a tense time, ellen go get the coffee or xeroxes, maybe we should be spreading around that work. >> reporter: anita hill said no one would have managed a month ago that fox host bill o'reil

. >> tomorrow ellen marks 20 years since she came out on her sit com and in real life. >> i'm ellen andcheers and applause ] 20 years ago i said that it was a much bigger deal then. >> wow. 20 years, much success to her in the years to come. >>> if you're in the market to buy or sell a home, you may already know that the u.s. housing market is heating up more than it has in a decade. >> this is actually a good news i think for people. realtors say there hasn't been a better time to be a seller in recent memory. where does that leave buyers? here is nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: for christopher hendricks and his wife lanima, this is getting ridiculous. hoping to buy their first home in southern california, but facing fierce competition. this open house drew more than 100 potential buyers. three years ago it sold for $600,000. now it could go for more than $800,000. >> i think it's just what we're used to growing up and the reality of what things cost here is completely different. >> reporter: in dallas home prices have sky-rocketed, 35% above their high before the recession. denver,

there it is, ellen, all the way by 5:00. >>reporter: i heard topper say the same thing last night.e not going to see the sun until later. a serious crash out there. there was a person in a car who got trapped under this tractor- trailer here. serious injuries. they have the person out. they're now working on taking this tractor-trailer off the car, so where is this all happen sng well, montgomery county fire department is who's out here. it's shady grove road, your westbound lanes that are closed down right when you hit on also there is that gas work still going on, gas line work here in the 1200 block of mount olivet road in northeast. good morning, lar rir. >>reporter: good morning to you. today in south korea demonstrators are demonstrating against the military. military and police clashed near a road where they were carrying thermal high-altitude defense systems. the south korean government announced the installation of the american missile defense system just after north korea made another public show of its military strength. setting up this system has drawn a lot of criticis

ellen ratner and tammy bruce. assessment that he has accomplished a lot during these almost 100 days, what do you think? >> he has, looking not just at the stock market, certainly the mood of the country in general, the opinion of people, but also the bills he has signed, reversing the negative effects of what barack obama did. the supreme court, as he is mentioned, the international scene, not just in dealing with syria, north korea, but better relationships with egypt which allowed our american to be released from egypt. her husband and aid workers who held by them for 3 years. those were extraordinary accomplishments. he moved on obamacare, that was held back by the bureaucracy that he has a change agent. the entity that is stopping things from happening is all the entity that he is trying to change over time. he's navigating these aspects, obviously we've got obamacare and that repeal coming back, and this is a four and eight year trajectory. the first 100 days, i'll echo up this one second, as i in triden tri

the new york times correspondent will explore the life of ellen johnson's early. msnbc host chris hayes will look at racial inequality in the united states. and this weekend colorado representative ken buck talks about corruption in washington and his plans for reform. >> and i think it's wrong to expect members of the house to raise money for the party to try to win the majority. it is just part of the reality of politics. it is part of politics. what i find offensive is the linkage between raising money and the committee. raising money and being in leadership. i think there has to be a merit-based system in place to decide who gets on what committee. if you been a dr. for 30 years and you show up to congress you have an expertise. an expertise is needed on another committee. is not whether we could pay more money with the dr.. after where -- afterwards airs on book tv at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern. in february 1945 winston churchill lamented to his daughter sarah tonight the sun goes down on more suffering than ever before in the world. the glow

coming weeks on "after words" new york times correspondent helene cooper will explore the life of ellen johnson surly, leader of the liberian women's movement. the first democratically bema president african history. an msnbc host chris hayes will look at inequality in the united states. sexual assault on college campuses. this weekend ohio governor john cusick will reflect on his 2016 presidential campaign. >> what i think has to happen in our country and it's not just the divided congress. i read in the new york times this woman moved her wedding from america to in early because she couldn't get all of her relatives they are, that there be a riot about fighting in politics. one of my boyhood friends told me he cannot talk to her father about politics. his father is 90 and dave was telling me the other day that all we do is shout at each other i don't even go there anymore. we know that families are fighting, that friends are -- that you unfriend someone on facebook if you they say something you don't like. i think there are things that pull us together. a couple of them are: this drug