from gerber, how are you? >> fine. >> you criticized holder and lynch, i think you said holder was held in contempt by a republican-led congress. you say about lynch? scott: mr. holder is the only member of the cabinet in the history of the united states to be held in contempt. that is just a fact. with regard to loretta lynch, she was criticized in the recent inspector general report of the doj for politicizing the office. for example, meeting with president clinton on the tarmac and all of that. that is also a fact. >> you did quite a job in defending the president and also the attorney general. fight the problem with those , guys is they have a past. fact -- isn't it a fact that trump and his father were sued by the justice department for housing discrimination? didn't he engage in housing discrimination in new york? judge donald: let's get all the questions out. >> the other part of the question is, isn't it a fact that the attorney general of the united states is a known segregationist from alabama? he wa

next we'll have scott gerber. i've difference got a little bit longer time because we teed up three areas and is going to offer a rebuttal or the contract position or the administration's position, and he will have a little bit longer time. scott gerber. >> thank you, your honor. my assigned role is to provide ideological diversity on the panel, and as the judge just mentioned, to rebut in 12 to 15 minutes some of what my colleagues have said. i commend the organizers of the panel for insisting on ideological diversity, and also promised the judge i would time my remarks and they are within her assigned to limit. i have never met president trump i do not work for him and he did not speak for him, but he is correct about the issues we are discussing today, in my opinion. the article i provided for the cle materials is a summary of my books about the declaration of independence and the constitution of the united states. as i presented at a law review symposium a few years ago. the declaration of independence informs

>> professor gerber? >> okay. all i was doing was summarizing the fax, and it's not something that mr. holder was the only attorney general in history to be held in contempt of congress. he's only cabinet officer, not just attorney general. secretary of state, all of them. so my point was simply that maybe take what he says on something with a grain of salt in light of that. and that also disagree with your summary of the facts regarding attorney general lynch. the inspector general report about it was far more critical than you are making it sound. we just have different interpretations of what -- >> i'm not trying to get into the interpretations of those facts. figure out why you put that forth, to say that we should disregard the policies that they put in place while they were in office because of those two fax? figure out, is that what you said? you didn't actually bring it to that point. i bring it to the point in my head and trying to make logic something, and i'm asking you for clarification. >> okay. all r

finally, we have scott douglas gerber. he is a professor at ohio northern university and a visiting professor of political theory at brown university. he received both his phd and jd degree from the university of virginia and his ba from the college of william and mary. he has published five academic books, 64 op-eds, and 25 sunday pieces. he is the author of a recent book "the art of the law." he will be available after the program to sign his book once purchased. and so we want to welcome him to the conversation. so let me tell you the areas -- there are many areas. we can't possibly cover all the areas that may be on your minds. we have selected a few. during the question and answer period, you may expand that group by introducing others. so we are putting the burden on you to define the scope of today's conversation. so we are going to begin today with paula neira. she is going to talk about policies impacting lgbtq and access to health care. rebecca cokley is going to talk about issues affecting communities of disabil

fox business' hillary vaughn on top of the story with the details along with ross gerber of gerber kawasaki who confirmed elon's tweet is real, just a moment ago, ross? i'm going quickly go to you, you got this from elon himself? >> no, no, no, i got it from the investor relations department. i don't communicate with elon. liz: but clearly they do. so tell us exactly what he said. >> well, basically, you know, when the news broke, we were concerned it was a hack because, a, they used 420 which we thought was funny, and b, it was very unexpected. so i e-mailed my investor relations contact and asked if it was a hack, and is this really elon and he confirmed it was really elon and the company may release information later today. so we were just very happy that it wasn't a hack, and we like this movement in the stock, obviously. liz: where do you suspect it goes once the news is official? >> well, i think once the news is official, you know, he's offering 420 in theory, you know, you got to have some discount based off reality. so i'd like to see the stock trade around 380 to 400. it shouldn't

i think my query is directed more towards professor gerber. president'sut the and probably a decision rightfully interpreted in your situation, trump versus hawaii. views or constitutional views of the president's authority, how do you feel about the president's authority and right to separate the children from all of their families and parents at the border? that is not a good situation. all of us who have kids or have siblings who have kids, it is terrible. we have to protect kids. -- i giveot of credit a lot of credit to the first lady for really going at that. they are trying to solve the problem. that is all i can say to it. i want kids to be with their parents. judge donald: any other panelists want to have a comment on that? when someone is trying to explain something that mr. trump is doing, they will make a fact and say so there. that is what i thought i heard, i just want a classification. the reason you provided in an argument that the attorney general holder was held in contempt by congress and attorney general lynch was unintentio

accumulation of heavy metals doesn't happen. >> to be clear, some of these big companies, sprout, gerberupport the guidelines by the food and drug administration. some noted that heavy metals are naturally occurring. so the real message today is, if you have baby food, purchased baby food that has sweet potato and rice, just to be aware of this and to be aware of how much you're giving your baby. >> absolutely. i think parents should know that simply because it's on the shelf, doesn't mean it's been tested and doesn't mean it's 100% safe. so do a little research. be cautious with those foods that have a higher concentration. and go from there. >> all right. carmen from consumer watchdog.org, thank you for your insight into this new study this new revelation here by the fda. if you want to look through the study and see which products were tested, we posted it on our website, ktvu.com. just click under the "web links" tab. >>> okay. rosemary, a nice looking day today. warmer this weekend? >> yeah. we're going to continue with this trend as we get into your bay area saturday. right now sat

including gerber and beachnut.le levels of a heavy metal. 2/3 had worrisome levels. they are a particular helling concern for babies and toddlers. >> they can get absorbed into the body and they have all been associated with effects on, your honor, brain development and cognitive functioning. >> reporter: products with rice or sweet potatoes were likely to have high levels. one company responded saying their food is safe. and they added currently no government standard or recommendation exists for lead. we advocate for government standard or recommendations and we would welcome the opportunity to work with the fda on science based standards. >> some heavy metals may be coming in to contaminating the food. that may be the way they absorb things. >> reporter: that presents a concern for families who choose to make their own baby food. >> my wife made the natural foods. i think they should address this issue and think about what is safe for the kids and put the fda on alert. this is the impact or the harm. >> reporter

lisa: ross gerber, cofounder of gerber kawasaki.he auto space and recap news on toyota. it is said to invest $500 million in uber at a $72 billion valuation, according to the wall street journal. joining us from detroit is our detroit bureau chief. so how big of a surprise is this, david, that this is even coming from toyota and then the amount? david: it is not surprising from toyota, because they had a small investment in ride-hailing earlier because they wanted to experiment with it. recall, general motors got a stake in left -- lyft a wild back. all called companies want to experiment -- car conveys want to get in this space, they want to experiment and learn. foxconn makes the iphone, but apple makes all the money. and the car companies do not want to just make the hardware, while somebody else makes all the money on obstructions to the right services. what is surprising is that big of a valuation. it is saying that uber is worth way more than tesla, and most of the major car companies. general motors is with way less than $72

long time tech shareholder ross gerber, president and ceo of gerber, kawasaki i was looking at this longof 100 tech stocks that i follow most often the ones up include twillow narrow a faang name in the bunch. how do you separate out the rest of tech and how they're likely to perform >> the way i look at things, within the tech sector, you have to be in the right industry and themes, that could be in large cap stock, smaller cap stock, domestic stock, could be a foreign stock. the key drivers are what is going to be the most important i continue to like the faangs, and i like them, including microsoft, more than i do apple. ones i like most now are ones beaten up most, the chinese net leaders like ten cent and alibaba. >> you're adding a lot to faang. ross, how do you look at this. you're a fan of the likes of apple and facebook, but beneath that popular faang exterior, what's interesting to you in tech from here >> there's a lot of interesting opportunities all over the technology area. an area we have been very involved in is the chip area we look at internet of things and autonomous v

including gerber and beachnut. every item had measurable levels of a heavy metal. 2/3 had worrisome levels. they are a particular helling concern for babies and toddlers. >> they can get absorbed into the body and they have all been associated with effects on, you know, brain development, ain development, and cognitive functioning. >> reporter: products with rice or sweet potatoes were likely to have high levels. one company responded saying their food is safe. and they added currently no vernment standard or recommendations and we would welcome the that food suppliers can implement across our industry. our industry. >> some heavy metals may be coming in to food from natural sources. not because anybody is contaminating the food. that may be the way they absorb things. >> reporter: that presents a concern for families who choose to make their own baby food. >> my wife made the natural foods. she brought the fruit and mashed it herself. mashed it herself. i think they should address this issue and think about what i

ross gerber joins us now. he is all the way out in l.a.e a big fan of the company, a fan of elon musk. how are you feeling today about tesla? >> i feel the same way i feel every day. i get in my tesla model 3. i drive to work. i don't have to pay for gas. i think it is the best product out there. i think we should spend less time worrying about elon musk and his tweeting than the offers and services. they're meeting production numbers. we expect them to break every record of sales next three to six months. we're very excited about the product. ashley: we can't forget about elon musk. he is the ceo of the company. he is the guy in charge and putting out tweets, having people question what he is doing, and now he is being subpoenaed. you have to have questions about him? >> yeah, the question is he going to take the company private or not. i think he has every intention of doing it. this continued assault on his credibility furthers his resolve to take the company private and make his shareholders a lot of money. i'm all for it. i think, elo

organization, consumer reports, says it tested the packaged food items found in stores nationwide including gerber and beech nut . the study says every item, even the organic ones, had measurable levels of heavy metal, lead, cadmium, or inorganic arsenic. the study said two thirds of the products had worrisome levels. heavy metals are a particular health concern for babies and toddlers. >> they can get absorbed into the body and they have all been associated with effects on, particularly on brain development and what we call cognitive function. >> reporter: products with rice or sweet potatoes were particularly likely to have high levels. one company come up beech nut, responded saying their food is safe and they added, quote, currently no government standard or recommendation exists for lead. we continue to abdicate for government standard or recommendation for lead levels and we would welcome the opportunity to work with the fda on science-based standards that food suppliers could implement across our industry. >> some of these heavy metals may be coming into food just from natural sources, not

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we spoke with her off gerber earlier today to get his take on what he says is needed at tesla, the presidentr coo. listen to what he said. >> a think it became very urgent recently and i think the board in the past has really just relied on elon musk to make those calls. you know, sometimes, even very smart people do not realize how big a hole they are in and how much help they really need. thisind of hoping all of is the wake-up call for the board of directors of directors and elon musk on building in management that tesla will need a $500 billion company one day. on to say that, in his dream, he would love it is elon musk and tim cook could maybe team up and tim cook could be the guy to help elon musk. it is that is far off but interesting that he brings it up. at one point, apple is trying to get something done with self driving cars and perhaps its own car. is there any movement on that or any news on that front? >> it has been everybody's favorite parlor game, who could tesla in a rescue financial sense, it would be a really good partner for them. apple comes up a lot because project ti

with us is ross gerber president and ceo of gesh he shall kwau sackky ross what did tesla tell you isng? >> well, they didn't confirm if it was happening or not. they confirmed what elon was tweeting was really elon and they will probably have a formal release soon so, you know, we were just concerned that maybe the chinese had hacked into his email or something like that. they confirmed this is legit and it's not surprising for many reasons of course. >> because >> because of the difficulty they've had on wall street tesla has been an embattled stock for the last six months. and you know, certainly with his experience with spacex as a private company and not having to deal with the constant barrage of criticisms and attacks, i mean this seems like a very attractive option for him. >> and he did of course send out a tweet warning the shorts >> yeah, i mean, this guy has been telling these people that it's been a bad idea and that's very kind of him to do that. because you know, i have always felt that there are so much capital in the world, especially among the sovereign welt fronts a

hit a new all time high, hitting $200 joining us now are two apple shareholders david roth and ross gerberwho is with us on the phone. ross, i'll start with you. there's move in the stock. is there anything here that worries you or you fine disappointing? >> actually, i'm surprised to say no it really hit everything exactly how we had hoped and after watching samsung's numberser with looking to see if they were taking share with the phone market dropping. what we're seeing the phone market is steady and apple continues to hold its position and grow the biggest issue moving forward for april approximately is what is their next big thing. other than that, i mean they are doing a wonderful job in services and other products. >> i want to dig into valuation. is there anything that concerned you? >> so many things to like. actually in my mind the biggest negative was, i was hoping that they would buy back even more shares than what they did. i think we're starting to realize that as big as this trillion dollar company soon-to-be is, there are some days that the liquidity just isn't there and so

consumer reports says it tested 50 packaged food items commonly found in stores nationwide occluding gerber, and beech nut . the study says every item, even the organic ones, had measurable levels of a heavy metal. lead, cadmium, or inorganic arsenic . the study said two thirds of the products had worrisome levels. heavy metals are a particular health concern for babies and toddlers according to doctor eric henley, chief medical officer of life on medical care in berkeley. >> they can get absorbed into the body and they have all been associated with affects on, particularly on brain development and what we call cognitive function. >> reporter: the study found that products with rice or sweet potatoes were particularly likely to have high levels. one company, beech nut, responded, saying their food is safe and they added, quote, currently no government standard or recommendation exists for lead we continue to advocate for a government standard recommendation for lead level and we would welcome the opportunity to work with the fda on science-based standards that should -- that food suppliers

the study tested 50 packaged food items including gerber and beech nut.very item it tested, even organic ones, had measurable levels of lead, cadmium, or inorganic arsenic berkeley doctor eric kinley says heavy metals are of particular concern for babies and toddlers . >> they can get absorbed into the body and they have all been associated with affects on, particularly on brain development and what we call cognitive functioning. >> the study found products with rice or sweet potatoes were particularly likely to have high levels of metals. doctors suggest rotating the kind of a foods your child eats . >>> coffee drinkers will no longer see cancer warning signs on california coffee shops. at a hearing yesterday in sacramento the state office of in our mental health hazard assessment said it is planning to overturn the requirement. this all stems from proposition 65 which requires businesses to post notices about carcinogens. a , saying the chemical in coffee could trigger a warning and a judge agreed. after reviewing more than 1000 scientific studies healt

. >> reporter: that's coming from william wise gerber, the oakland interim fire marshal. 2 investigatest 1000 figure is no longer with the city. >> when i got here i said what's our inventory -- we don't really know. all right let's start finding out. >> reporter: a more honest look that he says he's on board with. >> it's been quite some time since we've been able to really assess what the inventory is in our community and be able to say with accuracy what are inspections look like. >> reporter: turns out -- >> to say with accuracy what our inspections look like. >> reporter: turns out they haven't been thoroughly reviewed in more than a decade. >> i will say the recession and loss capacity were probably direct reasons why we weren't able to actually fulfill these requirements in the past. >> incompetence. >> reporter: right now do you think another ghost ship could happen? >> absolutely, oh yes -- it cou terrifies me. >> reporter: the possibility certainly exists, but i think we've reduced the possibility with the actions we've taken over the last 12 to 18 months. absolutely.>> report

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kpix asked chronicle reporter jerry gerber foley and former semper cisco mayor willie brown, is president trump driving some americans crazy? >> reporter: good morning, joining us is the chronicle political reporting, in case you haven't noticed, there are a lot of psychologists in san francisco this week for a convention. as he reported in the chronicle, there were several courses on how to deal with the trump phenomenon? >> there were 15 sessions devoted to trump in some way. how trump is affecting how we deal with immigrants, how trump is affecting how we deal with our lives. how the trump # america great is affecting us. there's some truth to this. there was a survey that asked, one of the greatest stressors in your life? more americans said the changing political system is affecting their lives more than their family or their health situation. trump is making us -- >> that just shows how unobserved people in the world of psychology really are. this has been going on for years and years and years. trump has been doing the same thing for the last 30, 40 years. you go back and pull up t

consumer reports suggests certain packaged food from brands like gerber and earth best should be limited than a serving a day. google is clarifying howgy location history works. it altered a help page that wrongly described how it works. the correction makes it here to users that they are still -- clear to users that they are still being tracked by some apps even if they turn the app off. several google apps store user locations even if location history is turned off. if you are moving, chances are it's not for a new job. the number of people relocating for work has dropped from a third of job seekers in the 1980s to 11% over the past decade. that's according to a consultant. during the dot-com era, more companies had the cash to pay for expensive relocations. and that's your "cbsmoneywatch" report. for more, head to cbsmarketwatch.com. i'm wendy gillette. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." john dickerson joins us now from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. we made it all the way to friday. ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll beg

consumer reports suggests that certain popular packaged foods from brands like gerber and earth's bestbe limited to less than a serving a day. >>> tesla may be staffed with former members of a notorious group from uber that allegedly spied on rivals. the allegations were made by a whistle-blower a former tesla employee who filed a tip with the fcc. he claims tesla's new head of security let a team of former cia case officers at uber. he said they hacked into rival computers secretly recorded their conversations, spied on employees, and hushed up a drug trafficking investigation. >>> a new york university is offering free tuition for its medical students regardless of their financial situation. the "wall street journal" says the school raised more than $450 million of its estimated $600 million needed to cover tuition in perpetuity. the school says it's an attempt to expand career options for graduates who won't be saddled with six- figure debt. i'm sure they are going to have a lot of applicants for their spots. michelle. >> no kidding! free tuition at nyu? yeah. sounds good. wendy gil

bloomberg spoke to one of the most was investors, the ceo of gerber kawasaki.im cook would make a good number two for the electric car company. >> tim cook is the perfect person. tesla, thatt logistical expertise is exactly what he did for steve jobs. it is like a perfect match. matt: let's speak to bloomberg opinion columnist and younger person alex webb to fill us in on what is going on. alex, he says it is just a dream. it is interesting. is there any chance tim cook will leave as ceo of apple to be the ceo of tesla? struggling.eally no, no chance. why would he go from ceo of the most highly capitalized country in history -- highly capitalized company in history to be elon's number two? like timeeds somebody cook who is operationally aware to go in and sort out all of the operational problems. it does not have to be tim cook, but somebody of that caliber to go in and get a grip. alex: this is the problem with the way tesla is run. they need a mechanic, an engineer. tim cook is a supply chain expert. tesla might have problems and supply chain, they are trying

. >> aww, my gerber. >> jimmy: there's birdie. [ audience aws ] heit's a little birdie, is one rightr a certain time -- >> i know i'm sorry. new mom. >> jimmy: you stop counting months. yeah, you're like, "how old's your baby?" they're like, "394 months." [ laughter ] is he in his 20s? >> yeah. [ ght laughter ] >> jimmy: but you, you, get over that.al even you stop saying months. but man, what an emotional story with, with your husband too, as well. >> i know. >> jimmy: coming back to wrestling, and like, seeg if doctors will let him. >> yeah. >> jimmy: come back. honestly, i was like, i knew a a little bit of the story. but everyone is chanting"yes, yes, yes." >> oh, right? it gives you chills right. >> jimmy: it was like " tching "roc something. i go, "oh my gosh." >> that's what it totally was. >> jimmy: and thenit just ts emotional. then, i'm like, dude this is -- you are watching "total bellas" on e!. all right, it's all good. have -- please, just calm it down, jimmy. do you watch the shows, after you are done and go like, or, is it too painful? >> it's -- this season has been r

. >> i think of ross gerber on "power lunch" just yesterday who do agree with that >> stock's are up. you, guys, what a story. >>> disney shares are falling after the company reports an earnings miss. julia has been digging through tho those results and she has more >> disney's revenue and earnings growth sent the stock lower. revenue increased by 20%, largely on the success of an infinity war those are two of marvel's acquisiti acquisition. ig iger focused on his next >> substantially grow our portfolio and bring our products to market -- the reason the organization of our company supports this ambitious vision in part by allowing the brands and franchises and executive and creative talent from 20th century fox. >> disney went from green to red yesterday during the call when iger said they have seen noticeable improvement in subscriber losses, saying that's due to the growth of digital tv bundles. much of the call is -- iger outlined how fox's brand will help the disney streaming service, of which hulu who owns 60% better compete with disney and netflix. he did say conversions from f

gerber further noted that trace amounts of elements occur naturally in our environment so it's possibles as much as possible. now, what "consumer reports" has done, they pointed out just how unregulated this market is. children's foods are not subject to stricter regulation and safety testing than other packaged foods. changing these guidelines maybe as early as the end of the year. and all these manufacturers are all on board as well. >> that's a good thing. as a parent you definitely want what's best for your kids, thank you. over to robin. >>> you hear that music right now. come on, crank it up. ♪ over the borderline >> that's my favorite madonna. "borderline." yes. we're celebrating the one and only material girl's birthday. madonna turns 60 today. 6-0. 6-oh! [ applause ] speaking of amazing, "nightline's" juju chang is here to bring us that story. [ cheers and applause ] >> and you know, madonna is just getting started. she has spent four decades breaking taboos and she says the biggest taboo of all is flaunting her sexuality as she matures. ♪ holiday >> reporter: she's been counti

story.t more on that bloomberg spoke to one of the most outspoken bulls, the ceo of gerber kawasaki.said tim cook would make a musk. number two for elon >> tim cook is the perfect person. i think if 10 bought tesla -- i that if tim bought tesla, expertise is what he did for steve jobs. it is like a perfect match. furious absolutely be if anybody tries to get rid of elon musk. .e is a genius of our time this guy is the howard hughes of our time. i want to invest with elon. he needs help. let's get to the first word news. the u.s. president donald trump has said he expected jerome powell to be a cheap money fed chairman. he lamented to wealthy republican donors that his nominee had raised interest rates. rates have been hiked five times, encoding twice under powell. the fed chair has historically frustrated presidents without regard for politics. president trump has also said he will not make concessions to turkey to secure the freedom of a detained vision pastor at the center of the diplomatic dispute that has rocked the nato ally's economy. he repeated his claim that china and europe

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joining us right now is vice president and chief operating officer of gerber kawasaki investment thank here >> good morning. >> i know you own shares of apple not only for the firm but for yourself as well what didyou think when you heard these results yesterday? >> i was very happy. apple had a quarter that, again, they delivered on all metrics. the average selling price was nicely up. it shows that their strategy of launching the iphone x with the 8 was a good strategy. so overall it was a solid quarter. services numbers were amazing. continuing to grow and that's something that a lot of people were watching very closely so i was very happy. >> how long have you been a shareholder? >> it's been a long time apple has been a great stock for our firm i want to say seven-plus years >> so you're going way back. >> we're long-term investors >> you had a few critical comments before these numbers came out yesterday, before you saw everything in there. if you have one big criticism, i guess it'd be that apple has become predictable and you think they need to find a way to have a bigger prese