now linda jackson was the c.e.o. of situation as one of the few women who made it to the very top in the male dominated automotive industry and my colleague on caught up with her at the geneva motor show to learn a thing or two about leadership qualities this jackson you're one of the few women in the automotive industry now i was reading an anecdote about you where you related that very often you would go to a meeting and of the delegates would not would want to wait for the boss before starting the meeting all the for you to have to tell them that you are the boss is that something that's not happens to you it doesn't happen anymore i have to say but it did happen happened very sort of early on in my career but now it doesn't happen anymore i think people probably know me but it didn't bother me because at the end of the day when she say you're the boss and then you very credible you can make your make your impression so yes it did happen but not any. now would you say there are certain advantages to being a woman

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linda jackson now the c.e.o. of citroen is one of the few women who have made it to the very top of the motor industry. to milan caught up with her at the geneva motor show to talk about female leadership. now i was reading an anecdote about you where you related that very often you would go to a meeting and of the delegates would not would want to wait for the boss before starting the meeting oh only for you to have to tell them that you were the boss is not something that still happens to you it doesn't happen anymore i have to say but it did happen happened very sort of early on in my curia but now it doesn't happen anymore i think people probably know me empathy didn't bother me because at the end of the day when she say you're the boss and then you very credible you can make your make your impression say but yes it did happen but not in evil. now would you say there are certain advantages to being a woman executive in a very male dominated industry but i suppose the obvious advantage is that because there ar

affordable as they have been told but they are not well economics that it's a bit early caught up with linda jackson who's the c.e.o. of citron earlier this week at the geneva motor show he began by asking her if electric cars switched take fewer people to assemble can join the what will it mean for jobs. although that's a very very good question so i don't know whether it's the question of whether it takes less. less people to make the cars it's about how many manufacturers will be able to afford to make the cars and how many of our customers will be able to buy our cars of course because electric cars do mean that so potentially that will be an increase in price so there's a very many factors playing in the fact in terms of what the future is for the automotive industry and i think one of the other things that we never talk about of course is not just about the oil. actually cars but of course all of the infrastructure that we need to be able to run and actually move about in electric cars so that's another factor that will impact our society so we are moving towards electric cars i think that's t

come on through, because the driver of this is linda jackson, who is the chief executive officer of citroen at here is an urban mobility concept. what we are saying is think about customers and think about where you are. you are in a big city, it is very difficult nowadays to go into a city without you being electric, number one. it's very difficult to park, and sometimes if you live in a big city you don't necessarily want to own your car 100%. so what we have created is an object, we call it an object, a mobility object if you like, which will make your life easier. so it is 100% electric, you don't need a driving licence in most countries to be able to drive it, so young people can drive it. it is teenagerfriendly? teenagerfriendly. and it is also managed completely by your smartphone so you literally can order this car if you want to do, sharing, or if you want to buy one it's also possible in terms of the concept, but also you get into the car by your smartphone, you start it with your smartphone, so it is smartphone, so it is smartphone friendly, youngster friendly and also itjust giv

affordable as they have been told but they are well economics that it's a bit early caught up with linda jackson who's the c.e.o. of citron earlier this week at the job even though to show he began by asking her if electric cars switched take fewer people to assemble can't shoulder the what will it mean for jobs. well that's a very very good question so i don't know whether it's the question of whether it takes less. less people to make the cars it's about how many manufacturers will be able to afford to make the cars and how many of our customers will be able to buy our cars of course because electric cars do mean the terp attention to that will be an increase in price so there's a very many factors playing in the fact in terms of what the future is for the automotive industry and i think one of the other things that we never talk about of course is not just about the electric cars but of course all of the infrastructure that we need to be able to run then and actually move about in our electric car so that's another factor that will impact our society so we are moving towards electric cars i t

linda jackson, political science professor at san jose state university.nk you. >> thank you. >>> later, about his goals for team next season. >>> and in the weather, a break from the rain continues. lots of sunshine today. a beautiful view looking out at the bay. get ready for 70s in the five- day forecast. i have the breakdown, coming up. >>> there is stille raiders wil next season, but we do know what is official and with. one of the leagues top receivers. >> the team introduced antonio brown today. we have more on this introdand the hope that comes along with it for the upcoming season. >> reporter: it was all smiles at the raiders facility in alameda today. antonio brown was there with his wife, his three young songs, his chef, his trainer, the whole entourage. the concept of family was something appealing to brown and the raiders. >> it has been like family, welcoming my family and acknowledging and knowing my family. it speaks volumes to what kind of person hebusiness. when you have a guy who shares that kind of everything in his power to be the bes

affordable as they have been told but they are not well economics that it's a bit early caught up with linda jackson who's the c.e.o. of citron earlier this week of the geneva motor show he began by asking her if electric cars switched take fewer people to assemble console in the what will it mean for jobs. although that's a very very good question so i don't know whether it's the question of whether it takes less. less people to make the cars it's about how many manufacturers will be able to afford to make the cars and how many of our customers will be able to buy our cars of course because electric cars do mean that serp attention to that will be an increase in price so this is very many factors playing in the fact in terms of what the future is for the automotive industry and i think one of the other things that we never talk about of course is not just about the oil. actually cars but of course all of the infrastructure that we need to be able to run and actually move about in electric cars so that's another factor that will impact our society so we are moving towards electric cars i think that'

jackson brown, j.d., henley and frey, linda ronstadt, joni mitchell and james taylor. themselves. >> is it difficult to reveal it constantly to so many people. why do you do this? >> i feel an obligation to myself and to people to try and share myself, maybe as honestly as i can. ♪ i left my folk and friends with the aim to clear my mind out ♪ ♪ well, i hit the rowdy road and many kinds i met there ♪ ♪ many stories told me all the ways to get there ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh ♪ so on and on i going ♪ the seconds tim the tike out ♪ there's so much left to know ♪ well, i'm on the road to find out. >> everyone was just trying to do whatever came into their head. >> in the early days, paul and i we wanted to be the king of england. you know, they were very big those days. >> we had no idea who the people were, the mysterious mr. king was. wrote the songs, chains the beatles did, i'm into something good. part of the british invasion. we did discover this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from being behind the scenes woman to a star in her own right. ♪

linda on capitol hill. it's like this has gone way radical. this is not the new freshman. this is a radicalization of the democrat party. forget jfk and scoop jackson's radical for joe biden. >> this is what happened on the british labor party. corin is so anti-semitic his party is being torn to shreds. you are about to see that here. what you described in the few minutes. policy and decency over anti-semitism. they can't get themselves out of it. >> laura: you served in congress with joe scarborough. he spend times on television how trump is bad. this is a great example of someone off the rails in the media this week. watch. >> he's not just doing worse than barack obama. he is doing worse than ever american president, and he is actually screwing up the border situation that barack obama's administration improved markedly. >> well, scarborough a long time ago decided his future was on the left. his future -- he is an anti-republican-republican. which is the kind the media loves the most. guys listen to themselves and decide they are right. then they get mad about how right they are and get more extreme and listen to themselves. most americans unde