we were at the caucus at caesar's palace -- we're going to talk with senator eric reed on whether he think that is nevada should -- jake from roll call. on another exciting episode [ indistinguishable ] [ laughter ] >> that's awesome. >> we will become a rich and

emily: so john and ann doerr, , bill gates, reed hastings, google, i know eric schmidt is on the boardhow do you get these kinds of people to support you? sal: i mean, a lot of the folks you just mentioned, actually ended up -- they just found themselves using khan academy or they used it with their children. they were able to directly feel the benefit of it. emily: i am curious now. your model is there is no employee equity, right? sal: everyone gets the same stock package that i have. emily: there is not going to be an ipo, right? [laughter] sal: there is not going to be an ipo, no. emily: at this point, do you worry about making ends meet? sal: we are a strange beast on a lot of levels. where we are, in some ways, we are a high growth tech thing that is reaching millions or hundreds of millions, but at the same time, we are not for profit. we are competing for the top people with google and facebook and dropbox, all of these -- uber -- these hot silicon valley companies, but we aren't able to give the stock packages. we find if you give them a good salary, you give them a good missi

we're so excited to have chris reed, her husband eric on the show this morning. >> they have two po teekz gamersburg and national -- boutiques, one at gaithersburg and one at national harbor. they'll show you how to make a strawberry bonbon for valentin valentine's day. >> good to see you guys again. i have to first geoff a shout dwrout your boutique. we've had you here before. five years in the making. we followed your journey i hear it's doing mag any september. >> absolutely it is. we're excited being here also. thank you for inviting us we love being here. >> of course. let's get started. chris you shi show us how to make strawberry bonbon sz. >> ingrade yent is heavy cream and strawberry pure a and milk chocolate. >> powder? >> not powder real chocolate with cocoa butter, nash natural, we add cream. >> do we wait until boils. >> yes we warm it up. >> while we wait for that, eric, why don't you talk more about the cocao beans. you have a family harm in dominican republic you're importing fwreenz there. >> we'll vertically integrate it we own other own farm and cocoa trees also. and we

and then chiefs safety eric berry is your champ, he edged out jordan reed for the madden earlier, it was a very different kind of event as madden was honored in the legends for charity dinner at the hilton union square. >> one of my all-time favorite coaches that never coached me, the great john madden being honored tonight. i think so much of him. >> reporter: he was a move -- awarded with the pat summerall award for broadcasting. more than five people -- more than 500 people showed up to raise money. madden himself couldn't attend because of his health, but lots of media, celebrities and former athletes came out to show support and raise some money. and madden's sons were on hand to accept that award. >> it's exciting. if he's going to win an award at this stage in life, to win and work named after pat summerall, doesn't get any better than that. >> reporter: his two sons represent john madden, they accepted the award. is the 11th time they have handed out the pat summerall award. how appropriate is that? both of his sons say john is doing fine, just not well enough to be at a part

and then chiefs safety eric berry is your champ, he edged out jordan reed for the madden bowl xxii titleearlier, it was a very different kind of event as madden was honored in the legends for charity dinner at the hilton union square. >> one of my all-time favorite coaches that never coached me, the great john madden being honored tonight. i think so much of him. >> reporter: he was a move -- awarded with the pat summerall award for broadcasting. more than five people -- more than 500 people showed up to raise money. madden himself couldn't attend because of his health, but lots of media, celebrities and former athletes came out to show support and raise some money. and madden's sons were on hand to accept that award. >> it's exciting. if he's going to win an award at this stage in life, to win and work named after pat summerall, doesn't get any better than that. >> reporter: his two sons represent john madden, they accepted the award. is the 11th time they have handed out the pat summerall award. how appropriate is that? they give it to john madden, both of his sons say john is doing fi

mother of eric garner choked to death after being stopped for selling loose cigarettes on the street. and geneva reedr of sandra bland who died in police custody in texas. they all lost children, which is almost unimaginable. yet they have not been broken or em bittered. instead, they have channelled their sorrow into a strategy and their mourning into a movement. and they are reminding us of something deep and powerful in the american spirit. by now, we all know the story of flint, michigan, how a city's children were poisoned by toxic water because their governor wanted to save a little money. but there's another side to the story in flint. it's a story of a community that's been knocked down but refused to be knocked out. it's hundreds of union plumbers coming from across the country to help install new water fixtures. it's students raising funds for water deliveries and showing up in flint to distribute supplies, to see united auto workers and general motors donating millions of dollars. we know there are many other flints out there, communities that have been left out and left behind. but for ev

eric tahoe came tumbling out with the trashsh authorities say both cases it anyone seeking shelter in a dumpster. >> cleveland city councilman zachary taking another step to help> fight violence in the city tonight councilman reed formally asked for $200,000 to be allocated to the peacemakers alliance of that money would go to fundinga violence interrupters of course the tea makers alliance was once headed by former browns wide receiver reggie ruckerhey is accused of using the nonprofit cash to pay off gambling debts. >> fans at quicken loans arenar tonight were treated to a special presentation as part of black history month during half time they celebrated their accomplishments and legacy to both coral and louis stokes pl and cordell son of carl stokes were on hand for the emotional and memorable presentation frank jackson taking part in the ceremony as wellanann still to come tonight incredible story of survivalig. >> he said i'm johnny the police are almost here and i can'tre figure when they get heret but you're going to be okay. >> it's no earthlyo explanation by an ohio man survived a crash tonight he's telling his story and talking about women in the kitchenhe plants governor casey cants a dog house ton

gwen carr, mother of eric garner, choked to death after being stopped for selling loose cigarettes on the street. and geneva reedsandra bland, who died in police custody in texas. they all lost children, which is almost unimaginable. yet they have not been broken or embittered. instead, they have channeled their sorrow into a strategy and their mourning into a movement. and they are reminding us of something deep and powerful in the american spirit. by now, we all know the story of flint, michigan. how a city's children were poisoned by toxic water because their governor wanted to save a little money. but there's another side to the story in flint. it's the story of a community that's been knocked down but refused to be knocked out. it's hundreds -- it's hundreds of union plumbers coming from across the country to help install new water fixtures. it's students raising funds for water deliveries and showing up in flint to distribute supplies. it's the united autoworkers and general motors donating millions of dollars. we know there are many other flints out there. communities that have been left out and left behi