jeff weiner, welcome. >> thank you. other people. >> first of all -- >> are you listening? >> it's really meaningful to have that kind of feedback from the team. talent is our number one operating priority and so it meant a lot. you really have to ask the employees, but i think it starts in investing heavily in our cultures and values not just talking about it but walkinging the walk. >> and listening. >> yeah. >> what are you doing in terms of helping people connect with jobs? >> it starts with your linkedin profile profile. it allows people to put their professional skills out there. once that happens, you have recruiters and hiring managers coming on linkedin. they're able to find the exact right person for the job and then conversely, we're also able to take jobs and get the right job in front of the right member at the right time. >> is it more about finding a job or networking while you have a job? >> it's a great question. it's both. it's a mechanism through which people are finding the work and it helps to get y

. >>> and jeff weiner, the ceo of professional networking website linkedin joins us in studio. >>> that'sriday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning. it is friday, march 21. i'm anne makovec. >> friday the optimum word there. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is almost 4:30. time for traffic and weather. mr. karnow, happy friday. happy friday to you guys. a little change in the weather today. some sea breezes brought some low clouds and fog back to the bay area making its way onshore right now. that is going to affect your weekend, too. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and once again, i got my list of overnight roadwork we want to tell you about especially in the next half hour. we have several lanes blocked. 880 looks okay. but this morning, it's the eastshore freeway and the eastbound lanes of highway 4 you may find some slowdowns. >> a long list. >> handwritten by my producer. >> thank you. >>> we begin with crews that had a tough time getting to a sm

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and jeff weiner took the top spot.00% approval raiding from his workers in the survey by glass door.com. and brad smith is sixth. the founder of facebook ranks ninth. and larry page is 10th. and sales force ceo coming in 12th. and the ceos of gap and net app. mel says myers is in the top 50. she was 49th the. >>> and it is 7:40. firefighters respond to a fire at a bar. the damage and the investigation into the cause. eliminating a hassle of driving. who you may put the breaks on parking tickets. >> and give you alternate routes. >> and >>> parking tickets in san francisco it is something that you just accept and you factor it into your budget. and pam cook is telling us about an app coming to the rescue, pam. >> there is now an app for that. at the end of the month drivers will get help avoiding some parking pictures. now dan preston said gets two or three a month. and he founded a company called metro mile and it keeps track of the street sweeping schedule. >> you will forget it is. >> it is nice to be out and not hav

linkedin, jeff weiner has a 100% approval rating. larry page ranked 10th with 93%, as well.k with 92% approval. marissa mayer had 79% approval rating, ranking at number 49. $280 million. that is a massive investment. alibaba bought tango at a valuation of a billion dollars. >> with all the attention about the mobile messaging space, i think we really felt that we needed to be prepared and capitalize for the long-term. bringing in a major investor, it is almost like inheriting a crystal ball where you can look into the future and see what one-year or two years down the road is going to be like. there's been so much innovation over there. >> a lot of attention is being paid to ali baba. i think the ipo will open the market to see what ali baba is. do they see this as a way into the messaging market and internet market? >> i think people are realizing how strategic mobile messaging is. these are apps that you are checking 20-40 times a day. there is great opportunity to grab the mind share of the consumer. >> i wonder if this opens up the chinese market to you guys in a bigger

jeff weiner took the top spot. he earned a 100% approval rating by his coworkers.ith is sixth with 94% approval. the founder of facebook mark zuckerberg ranks ninth. mark benny comes in 12th. the ceo's of river bed technology, apple, ebay, and gap are also on the list. yahoo mayer is one of the two women to make it. >>> shots were fired on a busy east bay freeway. what may have led a man that was recently led to jail to open fire on a driver. >> the investigation continues into the deadly television news helicopter crash in seattle. the surveillance video investigators are looking at and what they want to know about the pilot. >> we are looking at a commute that is beginning to get a little bit more crowded. we are looking at the richmond bridge here. this traffic looks good. >> a little change on our first full day of spring it will be cooler. there is a lot of low clouds in place. we'll see if it impacts your weekend forecast as well. >>> a preliminary report may come out on monday about that deadly tv news helicopter crash in seattle the one that killed two peop

and you have leaders, you have ceos in america right now who are talking, like jeff weiner, the ceo ofssionate leadership. you have the ceo of aetna, mark bertoli investment who is introducing, yoga, meditation, and acupuncture to his 40,000 employees. and a lot of the soft power elements that create a more compassionate and caring workplace are now being instituted by women and by men. and women have to do it because otherwise we're going to be paying an even heavier price than women -- than men have been paying in terms of how we've been running our workplaces so far. >> hillary clinton didn't seem a particularly different secretary of the state for the fact that she was a woman. do you believe that if she was president it would be different from a man being in that job? >> i think hillary clinton can do all of it, actually. i think she's very good at being in the center of the circle but i think she knows how to be tough when she has to be. so i think she would be excellent because i think she combines a little bit of what joe here was saying about the need to be a bit more like a m