there is not a lot there because marisa would probably leave. and so i think the best play is the one we've been talking about which is, you know, go for the long ball and see if there is a relationship. my guess jack ma and marisa would probably get along really well. they're both really smart, highly ethical, have great reputations. it could be a interesting match. >> i agree. maria: she just said yahoo! has done a great job building its relationship with alibaba and that she continues to grow that relationship. so obviously talking a lot about alibaba and that is the main focus in the extended hour conference call. john, what about softbank, could you see softbank acquiring yahoo!? >> well i never underestimate ma's son. massa when he had a cubicle in softbank in the 1980s. he is clever man. very capable. you've seen him on a acquisition spree over the last two months. so it is possible but i don't know whether it is as logical for softbank to own yahoo! as it would be for alibaba. maria: bottom line, right down the line, who on this panel th

but the best part is yet to come. >> marisa. >> you did something cool, marisa. >> she's going to havehe best big sister in the world. >> in the video, the whole family's getting into this. >> this is little baby e oliver and grandpa bob. they decided to get this on camera, the first time oliver's gotten the giggles. even the dog is loving this. this is truly a family affair because watch this moment as the camera pans over. oliver's other grandparents, grandpa dan and grandma jan also there, almost moved to tears by this. >> we've got three videos and -- >> we're going to let you know whether it's real or fake. >> grandma shows she's fed up with phones. dude pops open a bottle with a pop. and waking up a friend with a freakout. real or fake with ebaum's world is next. >>> we're giving away another ipad mini. get monday's buzzword for your chance to win. >> closed captioning provided by -- >>> "rtm" videos, watch while you wait. it's the cure for boredom. download it now. the best part of every monday. we check in with mac dreidel from ebaum's world for real or fake videos. welcome bac

that is marisa's fundamental challenge.he has to tell investors, the people buying the advertisements and those she is hiring, what they want to be. >> your bottom line is she believes in the company, and deserves more time. >> that's right. >> you know what. from your lips to investors ears, and user's ears, let's see what happens, always a pleasure to visit with you >>> mcdonald's didn't deliver supersized earnings, the fast food company said earnings fell july though to september. they were dealt several blows. namely russia closing some of its restaurants, and a meat scandal in china. it led to sales falling 3% globally. but the story is no better here in the united states. salesdeclined more than 3%, thanks to stiff competition. coca-cola lost some of itsified, reporting flat soda sales in the july through september period, leading the company to announce a new cost-cutting plan to save $3 billion by 2019. it intend to refranchise the majority of the north american bot lipping territories -- bottling territories by the

what do we want to hear from marisa? >> well, i'm not sure what she can say to make anybody feel any better. i mean, clearly i think the street has marginalized her. there's a faction of the street that no matter what she says, it's not going to be good enough. i don't think she can say anything to get the stock higher. i think the quarter and the guidance somewhat speaks for itself. it wasn't a disaster. i think it was good enough. >> we'll continue to track the yahoo call, which, of course, is under way. yahoo shares up 2%. got to address the markets here. it was a large day on the streets. nasdaq logging triple digit gains as apple neared an all-time high. the russell 2,000 clocking with gains of just under 2%. is this the rally to sell in that's the feeling i got on our conference call. >> has this been the earnings season to make you forget about the fears of ten days ago when central banks looked like they were running for the door. that's the question you have to ask yourself. i think a lot of people have been tal

muy buena suerte soy su doctora marisa fuentes. >> acomÓdense asÍ como en un nido en solo momentos estarÍaladora evita dar entrevistas a los medios. dicen las malas lenguas que quiere volver a ser madre pero lo que no quiere es pasar nuevamente por el embarazo por lo que estÁ considerando buscar un vientre porque parece que no estÁ dispuesto a perder su despampanante cuerpo en pleno concierto de disco un te amo a su novia ante miles de fanÁticos que coreaban sus canciones y aplaudÍan el flaco tuvo de oro capar los lÍderes tito el bambino y el rapero antes de el concierto recibiÓ una adoraciÓn de miles de dÓlares para su fundación de los niÑos de amÉrica latina dicen que en adelante un grupo de fanÁticos acaban de fundar una iglesia que le rinde culto a la intÉrprete la nueva doctrina creada por estos fanÁticos se llama todos los domingos se reÚnen sobre la vida o el apocalipsis que provocarÍa si se divorcia así reaccionÓ maribel ante el estreno de su hijo como actor en una obra teatral donde debutÓ junto a ella en el escenario cuando vi con tanta soltura y tranquilidad fue increÍble compar

. >> bring them back here -- >> reporter: it was marisa watts' idea to honor clair with a yearly swimswim coach wanted to teach her students lessons about just what true dedication is. marisa, like others, marveled that even with just months to live, clair with the help of husband bob showed up at school to administer the work scholarship program. >> i'd never seen anybody handle a life and death experience with the kind of grace that she did. >> reporter: and that is a lesson at presentation they believe deserves to be taught over and over again. >> i checked in, they're in the thousands of dollars that they raised and when i was talking to mary miller, the principal that was involved yesterday when a couple of students came in to the check on their pledges, they take this very seriously. combined, about $1,000. they had swum about 400 laps, i believe, each. almost 500 laps each. this is something at that school they take very seriously, raising the money for fighting breast cancer, raising money for scholarship that allows someone to attend presentation. >> incredible fund-raiser fo

time, but essure is stillon. >> the ceo, marisa mayers says we've comefar, fast. she answered two questions since yahoo beat expectations he sa it buys more time. saying success came from strong financial engineering. >> yahoo needs to find core businesses performing as well as cfo office. >> today, yahoo has broken out global ad revenue. >> the c net senior writer says releasing that stat is a big deal. >> it is not only throwing a bone to investors, she's also saying this is what the company is going to b focusing on. >> with an increase in advertising, he isn't sure yaho can recover ground from google or facebook. >> you're late to thearty you look like you're catching up. >>hares rose in after hours trading. >> a judge struck downan francisco's tenant relocation service. under the ordinan, rental property owners were required to pay a massive sum to tenants. this ruling in an already-tense time for tenants and homeowners where evictions have been on e rise the board of supervisors passed an odinance regularing buyouts. >> the mayor has ten days to consider a b

time, but pressure is still on. >> the ceo, marisa mayers says we've come far, fast. she answered yahoo beat expectations he says it buys more time. saying success came from strong financial engineering. >> yahoo needs to find core businesses performing as well as cfo office. >> today, yahoo has broken out global ad revenue. >> the c net senior writer says releasing that stat is a big deal. >> it is not only throwing a bone to investors, she's also saying this is what the company is going to be focusing on. >> with an increase in advertising, he isn't sure yahoo can recover ground from google or facebook. >> you're late to the party you look like you're catching up. >> shares rose in after hours trading. >> a judge struck down san francisco's tenant relocation service. under the ordinance, rental property owners were required to pay a massive sum to tenants. this ruling in an already-tense time for tenants and homeowners where evictions have been on the rise the board of supervisors passed an ordinance regularing buyouts. >> the mayor has ten days to consider a bill a

i'm a huge marisa mayer fan. is fabulous and fashionable. >> she is managing a troubled and company and what has been leaked out is really bad. the plan involves a change in acquisition strategy and layoff plans. plans to lay off 500 people. melissa: u oy. >> you think that laying off 500 people in silicon valley would be good because they are pricey, jordan and india. melissa: that is not much of a cost savings. watch out, a new windows wearable is about to track your every move. microsoft will reveal its own smart watch within weeks, wow! could be like the windows watch. maybe a start menu on the wrist? what do you think about this one, simon constable, can you hardly wait? >> yes i can wait. i can wait until it is back to the '70s. look, microsoft hasn't had a consumer product that worked, with the exception of xbox ever. that's it. melissa: bruce turkel, all i can say blast hair hearts you know? >> there is -- bless their hearts. >> there is different way to look at it. microsoft is perfectly positioned to br

>>como el caso del esposo de marisa guzman tuvo su entrevista, para que vean lo que ha pasado en mÉxicon nacidos aquÍ. si el regresa puedeocurrir algo fatal. >> por su lado mauro lleva dos aÑos luchando por su caso, a pesar de que haber cometido una falta, dice que es haciendo lo posible. >>estoy luchando para que no me desbordan. >> llamaron la atenciÓn de la comisiÓn de derechos humanos de la ciudad. >>entendemos que inicialmente el fin de las retenciones una victoria pero es preocupante usar el cambio en las prÁcticas de migraciÓn que van en contra de los derechos civiles que viven en filadelfia. >>sigue recibiendo cartas que llegan desde los centros de detenciones, por eso jessica almirÓn, les envió un mensaje. >> Él sabe que esto es justicia. le queremos agradecer. >> y un paciente que sufriÓ nÁuseas y diarrea en texas fue y enviado al hospital, el paciente dijo que habÍa estado en África occidental la semana pasada aunque no han recibido se le investiga por un posible caso de Ébola. hoy en día, prevenir la pérdida de su casa puede abrumar hasta a la persona más fuerte. pero hay ay

it was a deal too good to pass up. >> marisa is now fully immersed in goldon years.here. two others took the deal >> the young people do a lot for us. they bring us alive. >> it's just nice to have the young people here. they've become good friends. >> reporter: and choose the really amazing thing. at some point it stops being about the concerts. not only for the seniors, but the students too. >> i love your top. it's so cute. >> it became more of a family than a job. >> reporter: family? >> yeah. they're all my grandparents. >> reporter: they didn't set this up for your benefit? >> no. yet i think i get the better end of the deal. i really do. >> reporter: in america, we segregate ourselves as much by the date on our driver's license as the color of our skin, but by reaching out across the ages, the young and old of judson manor discovered a joy that they hope spreads to other retirement communities. >> i think it's a beautiful program. i think it should be done all over. >> yes, exactly right. exactly right. >> reporter: and there's a good note to end on. [ applaus

. >> a continuaciÓn la doctora marisa fuentes nos habla de la importancia de la detenciÓn temprana delazones para que toda mujer que incluso los hombres estÉn conscientes de la importancia de un diagnÓstico temprano del cÁncer de mama. >> en lo que van del aÑo, se han diagnosticado 230.000 mujeres. >> el cÁncer de mama es el tipo de cÁncer más diagnosticado y es el principal causa de muerte por cÁncer entre las mujeres hispanas en estados unidos, la informaciÓn es un recurso nÚmero uno de prevenciÓn, las mujeres a partir de las 20 aÑos deben estar muy atentos. >> como examinarse, como saber los cambios hormonales, el efectos de los cambios hormonales, cuando examinarse, si sienten algo, no quiere decir que haya cÁncer, hay un cambio, que vayan a alguien que las hayan atendido antes. >> los invitamos a visitar la pÁgina de la fda, tenemos una secciÓn en espaÑol y tenemos mucha informaciÓn sobre las mamografÍas, tambiÉn cierto certificado en la fda tambiÉn informaciÓn sobre tratamiento del cÁncer de seno. >> la primer lÍnea de prevenciÓn es actuar, hay que realizarse la mamografÍa por lo

. ♪ ♪ >> la doctora marisa habla sobre un tema que muchos aÚn consideran tabu, la sexualidad. >> graciasrÍa de las infecciones las encontramos en jÓvenes de 15 a 19 aÑos de edad. >> durante el aÑo 2012 los casos de clamidia detectados fueron aproximadamente 17.500. mientras que casi 4000 personas fueron detectadas con infecciones de gonorrea, siendo el grupo mÁs vulnerable y las mujeres entre 20 y 29 aÑos de edad. >> los resultados estÁn disponibles de dos a tres dÍas despuÉs a menos de que el paciente tenga sÍntomas, quise dar el mismo dÍa. >> un punto clave es la informaciÓn y saber las consecuencias que trae tener relaciones sexuales cuando no corresponde. >> no sÓlo puede causar un embarazo sino tambiÉn una enfermedad de transmisiÓn sexual. la salud sexual es parte integral de nosotros como seres humanos. >> de la misma manera que nos realizamos un chequeo anual las pruebas de enfermedades venÉreas también deben ser parte del chequeo. ♪ ♪ >> el instituto nacional salud, investigarÁ por quÉ mujeres jÓvenes obesas tienen menos actividad sexual. contrato es que investigaran porquÉ las m

>>a continuaciÓn la doctora marisa fuentes nos habla de mÉtodos alternativos de anticonceptivos. < >>os los llamados implantes anticonceptivos. las adolescentes que tienen relaciones sexuales deben utilizar un dispositivo intrauterino para prevenir un embarazo no desea do, antes de valorar otras opciones. la tableta anticonceptiva que se toma diariamente para inhibir la ovulacion, es parte de por quÉ el la el embarazo no deseado ocurre, porque existe la posibilidad de que se olvide tomarla un dÍa. algo que no sucede con el dispositivo que se inserta en el Útero que tienen tiempo de duraciÓn de 10 aÑos. lo que sÍ debe tener muy claro es que con este mÉtodo anticonceptivo no se previene las enfermedades de transmisiÓn sexual, para esto se utiliza el condÓn preservativo. que las ventajas son mayores que las desventajas, algunas mujeres deben tener en cuenta que pueden tener mÁs molestias en este periodo de elmer. --mes--. buena suerte, sobre su doctora maritza fuentes. >> vamos con los chismes mÁs sonados de los famosos. >>le saluda jessica cediel, como tos los dÍas quiero invitarlos a c

. ♪ ♪ >> a continuaciÓn, la doctora marisa puente notese porque la educaciÓn es una de las medidas mÁspodrÍa haber 1 millÓn 900.000. el educar a los pacientes con alzheimer y a sus familiares y cuidadores, es una tarea fundamental en esta etapa de la vida. la enfermedad de alzheimer es una realidad en nuestra comunidad envejeciente, muchas veces personas no saben cÓmo manejar esta situaciÓn. >> tienen dificultad de expresar, estos cambios tambiÉn en la capacidad de funcionamiento en el dÍa día. >> buena suerte, soy su doctora, maritza fuentes. >> el centro para el control de enfermedades confirmÓ que las 500 personas en 40 y los estados de la uniÓn padecen del virus respiratorio enterovirus. en nueva jersey se confirmÓ siete casos. en nueva york, hay 23 casos. regresamos. ♪ ♪ >> hoy tuvimos un dÍa con temperaturas un poco mÁs frescas que ayer comen los 70. vamos con nuestro meteorÓloga. >> gracias, un dÍa mayormente nublado, temperaturas algo mÁs frescas, amanecimos con 63. estuvo entre el valor normal para la Época del aÑo, incluso la misma estuvo un poquito mÁs alta, las temperaturas

. >> reporter: when you meet marisa she speaks of better health in the hispanic community.tled cancer 6 years ago. >> i was 26 years old and in my third year of college. >> reporter: first serve -- cervical cancer and breast cancer left her feeling ashamed. >> i felt i was punished. >> reporter: she felt lonely and quood in a medical system that did not speak her language and seemed to distance. then when he learned about a breast health program for latinas. the group connects women to mammograms and other services. >> some of them are free, but people don't know how to navigate the health system. >> reporter: she reached out to other latinas. >> if they need a hug we hug them. >> reporter: her husband enjoys cooking for the group and she has found a new calling. >> it was a way to know this is what you're going to do. >> you can help in the fight by joining in the making strides against breast cancer walk this morning at memorial hall in fairmont park with opening ceremonies beginning at 7:30, the walk begins party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues

. >> a continuaciÓn la doctora marisa pues se nos habla de los efectos de la marihuana en el cerebro.ista en manejo del dolor y ademÁs neurÓlogo lo confirma. >> el componente e es muy daÑinos de mariguana produce daÑo en la neurona como tal, en la nocturna zona que tiene que ver con el resguardo, es decir con las emociones, si tÚ la usas una vez la vas a utilizar una segunda vez y una tercera vez. >> la investigaciÓn tambiÉn demuestra que cuando los con el menor de 15 aÑos fuma marihuana se quadri cÚpula la probable a desarrollar psicosis. >> usan la marihuana una vez la semana o dos de dÓlar a la semana y no se han cuenta que la usan de manera prolongada por un aÑo dos aÑos y esto hace que se produzca un daÑo en el cerebro permanente. >> en las regiones de la emociÓn, la motivación sobre to para los menores de 30 aÑos. >> se demostrÓ en las embarazadas que los niÑos tienen el desarrollo del cerebro en base crece menos ese gran en proporciones. >>yo pienso que va a haber un problema enorme con la memoria, va a ser un problema enorme tambiÉn y no solamente afecta el cerebro pero afecta

. >> marisa guzmÁn vino a protestar con sus dos hijos desde filadelfia porque su esposo estÁ en procesoportaron se referÍan a los mÁs de 2 millones de deportados durante el gobierno de obama. >> el tema de inmigraciÓn sólo se resuelve de una manera bipartidista dijo el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes. para este estratega republicano, una orden ejecutiva en este tema serÁ retado en las cortes. >> yo creo que la corte suprema al final va a estar de acuerdo con la postura republicana del congreso que el presidente se estÁ excediendo con relaciÓn a su autoridad. la acciÓn ejecutiva tiene que ver con la manera de ejecutar la ley actual, no cambiarla. >> actuaremos, dijo el presidente, aÚn sin el congreso pero reconociendo las limitaciones de una acciÓn ejecutiva, el propio presidente dijo anoche que la Única garantÍa para una reforma migratoria era a travÉs del voto. en la casa blanca, washington, blanca rosa vilches, univisiÓn. >> las autoridades de mÉxico reiteraron hoy que junto a hÉctor beltrÁn leiva tambiÉn resultÓ arrestado el pasado miÉrcoles un empresario de querÉtaro y act

marisa meyer, from yahoo, just got $5.8 million after tax. i'm not a particular d-- is thee a price? >> this could be a good deal for you, you could start another company, you could stay with it, but this is how i would -- this is how i would turn my company around. >> yeah. i don't know for us we feel like we're still pretty early and with the tr urulia acquisition, don't think it's the right time to sell. >> thank you, that's what i wanted to know. always great to have you. thank you. >>> shares of ford are in reverse after big losses abroad. is this a buying opportunity or are there more roadblocks ahead? don't miss cramers take. >>> memo to every board of director out there, when companies take my advice stocks go higher, sometimes much higher. a few weeks ago i told you that angie's list, a business that has been having troubles, was not worth owning. i also said they could be incredibly valuable to an inquirer. and that the right buyer could turn this business into a legitimate competitor. angie's list has hired investment bankers to ex

is marisa meyer doing enough to fend off her critics?ext. ♪ >> welcome back to the best of bloomberg west. an interesting time at yahoo. the company had a $6 bl windfall after taxes. and activist investors is urging yahoo to break apart or consider a merger with a.o.l. yahoo reported third quarter earnings that showed improvement. revenue is up 1.5% from a year earlier. net income, $6.8 billion, up more than 2,000%. so is yahoo really on the comeback trail or is it all ali baba? we spoke with our editor tom. here's their take on whether yahoo really is making a comeback. >> it's organic growth, organic slinkage in addition to the acquisition. so the company has spent over $1 billion in acquisition. we don't even know how much they've spent because they they've done dozens of acquisitions but they haven't released the actual cost. so only in a few cases do we know how much they spend. $1.1 billion for tumbler but think about that. and on a year over year basis they see sales increase by $10 million? that's not very impressive. there's som

. >> is what your name good marisa good what school. >> st.iversity. >> oh, my gosh what is this theme here. >> theme is obviously halloween but my mom was born on halloween so halloween is a big holiday for our family. it wasn't hard to think of idea to put on the cover. >> this is halloween night in general. >> yes, it is, we have a spooky halloween house right here and spiderweb on the back and then a moon with some things up front. >> you have got it all. >> on the other side we have a, graveyard. >> very nice. >> okay. we are going to the next one. >> hi. >> what is this one. >> i'm thinking of cute and spooky, mandel inspire. >> where are you from. >> south philadelphia. >> where do you you go. >> university of pennsylvania. >> how long does it takes to do this. >> so far it takes about six hours, pretty time intensive. >> very nice. >> well, thank you. >> go to the next one. >> hey kids. >> what is your name. >> jameer for wagner middle school. wear here to present the car cover contest. reason why we're doing this is we want to have a

a cynic would say maybe marisa doesn't want to run a smaller company and she doesn't want to do it, shesn't want to run yahoo, it's nice to have a company worth three or four times as much because of the stakes. >> j.j. thanks for coming by, appreciate it. always good to see you. j.j. flash. >>> all right, so would you want to be a owner of the divided -- if they're able to do that structure? >> no, yahoo because of all of the reasons you're talking about right now. i think the stock gets thwarts that 50 number. i don't know if it gets to the actual valuations. i like this name, that's why i stayed in it. the options told us for a very long time expectations are for 50 plus dollars a share. >> i think if they did that and you were able to have yahoo trade -- i'll buy anything for zero. of course not, that's the point, that's the point, it wouldn't be zero. that would be a way to unlock value. >> i have been in a 45 camp. i thought the last quarter was good enough to get it there, it got there, pete is in a 50 camp. pete has been spot on, can i mention one more thing, j.j. flash's mom is

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marisa mayer set to defend the company's strategy after earnings are released after the bell. >> she needs to do something. melissa: she has done something. she spent a ton of money. >> that's right. she has the opportunity to spend a lot more money post-alibaba. the question, what will she buy? how will she transform the company? >> the question is what dove beside alibaba? they got nine billion from the initial sale. another 34 billion in stock. >> what is yahoo! right now? >> that's right. >> besides alibaba stock. >> this is one thing about this company, i know she is a is very attractive woman and very smart. melissa: i don't think you're supposed to say that up front. that is a mean thing you're saying about her. >> i said she is very smart. i said that and get as lost media attention because of all that. i have never heard her articulate a cohesive plan. melissa: what will they do with yahoo! to make it -- they bought katie couric. >> losing market share. losing revenue. melissa: together with aol. >> here is the question from maries say mayor, how long does she last? >> been

they will listen closely as always to ceo marisa mayer on the conference call. she is expected to announce a new plan for the company. anything alibaba related we'll report. "willis report next. >> imgerri willis. coming up today on the show. apple set to move markets tomorrow morning after they report blockbuster earnings report just a few moments ago. we'll have details. >>> thomas duncan's family may now be in the clear on ebola but officials in dallas are still monitoring more than 100 people who had contact with another victim. >>> plus a look at what the virus actually does to your body. >>> shoppers are scared. that is what a new survey says about retailers that have been hacked. so will you be staying away this holiday season? "the willis report," where consumers are our business, starts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with apple earnings. once again beating analyst expectations. apple reported earnings per share of 1.42 on revenue of $42.1 billion. that for its fourth quarter. the bottom line handily beating wall street expectations. here with more i

they will listen closely as always to ceo marisa mayer on the conference call.expected to announce a new plan for the company. anything alibaba related we'll report. "willis report next. >> imgerri willis. coming up today on the show. apple set to move markets tomorrow morning after they report blockbuster earnings report just a few moments ago. we'll have details. >>> thomas duncan's family may now be in the clear on ebola but officials in dallas are still monitoring more than 100 people who had contact with another victim. >>> plus a look at what the virus actually does to your body. >>> shoppers are scared. that is what a new survey says about retailers that have been hacked. so will you be staying away this holiday season? "the willis report," where consumers are our business, starts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with apple earnings. once again beating analyst expectatio

. >>> i have listened endlessly to the cat calls about how marisa meyer, the ceo of yahoo, isn't focused, that she's not created anything, not reversed the tide, not this, not that. i think the heat's being directed at the wrong person. today's market, let's say today marks a real important turn. as of right now, meyer has tripled the price of yahoo's stock. she's done so through capital management, mainly making peace with alibaba so she could hold back a huge number of shares that yahoo earns, 122 million, to be exact, from having to be sold on the chinese giant's epo. you have to appreciate meyer's foresight in avoiding the sale of these 122 million shares at $68 that the company offered them. remember, she could have ended up selling many more shares than she did. that was the original agreement with alibaba before she came in, but her decision to fight to hold back that stock is looking pretty darn shrewd. at the same time, let's not forget she bought back 193 million shares at an average price of $26.37, including 40 million shares from the noted activist, at $29.11. lobe did well

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that seems to have changes quite significantly, it's quite e event alibaba from mercy from marisa meierecent i would say you wouldn't want to run on this company, basis if you look at where the focus is going now, it's going on to the core business and i'm still worried i can't see any sign of any of this change rissa is putting into this change and if that doesn't start to change soon i invest in it. >> do you think, one final question, richard. do you think she is in for the long game here? do you think she is going stick around and see this one through? do you think investors will let her stick around and see this one through? the alibaba is only going to have increase scrutiny from here. what other timeline should i think about? >> great question. i would have thought another two or three quarters. you know, she's made this sort of promise before and made it in the display advertising business a year ago and saying now we're starting to see real traction in display and it didn't happen. she's made this promise again, it should come through in revenues. 23i9 doesn't happen in the nex

>> i am actually in no position to give grades to marisa mayor. i think she's doing a great job.hink she is as a if you look -- if you actually look at the last few ceos that have been at yahoo! i was so happy when they picked her. the reason i was so happy is she has a love of products. she has an understanding of what people need and want and you can see some of the acquisitions she's made that she has a very product focus. so i give her -- i'm not going to give her a grade, a to f, but i'll give her a thumb's up. >> right. >> still may want yahoo! to buy her company. >> that's true. >> that's true. >> next here, please let us know, caterina. if that happens. caterina fake this morning on a wide range of issues in tech. thank you so much. >> okay. touted as the largest software event ever. sales force dream eventic kicking off including hillary clinton, and josh lipton is live there this morning at dream force in san francisco with the details. josh? >> well, andrew, it might look and sound actually like a music festival, the crowds are forming, the music is blaring, but actual

. >> marisa? >> our next question is from another viewer. he's from watkins glen. he wants to know your position on senior >> thank you for the question. my mother worked until she was 85 years old because she was worried that medicare would not be therefore. -- be there for her. i am proud to be a part of three organizations, not just because of my strong support for these issues for seniors -- not the programs, but the senior soup paid into the programs all of their working lives. but because of my opponents disastrous vote. the vote to end the medicare guarantee. we vote to end the -- racy social security -- deal vote to raise the social security age. there are votes to make things sustainable long-term, such as negotiating for drugs under the medicare program. we give away billions because we do not negotiate for medicare drugs. the pharmaceutical industry has a lobby and they are supporting my opponent. that is one of the things we can do to solve the medicare problem. on social security, we could lift the cap. most people do not even know that you're not payi

marisa schultz, washington correspondent for the detroit news. christina marcos, staff reporter for the hill. pope barrow, former head of the house of representatives office of legislative counsel and guest of the speaker. kevin merida, managing editor, "washington post." >> richard franson, who handled environmental matters and guests of our speaker. and skipping over our speaker for a moment, jerry, the washington bureau chief of the buffalo news, chairman of the npc speaker's committee and a past npc president. angela king, a blomeberg news white house correspondent, the 2013 national press club president, and the member of the speaker's committee who organized today's luncheons. angela, thank you very much. consuela washington. and a guest of the speaker. david shepardson, detroit news, washington correspondent. laura litvan, congressional reporter for bloomberg news. and cq roll call heard on the hill columnist. when our guest today took his seat representing michigan in the u.s. house, it was the same year the first mcdonald's opened and co

i love my wife, marisa, amy, two sisters.ee that's it. $1 which means 1,000 bucks. elliott is the kind of game show contestant casting directors dream of. >> i've been watching this show 43 years. and it happened! it was a dream. >> reporter: but now there's part two. elliott spins again. and turns away again. and then as he watches, well, double whammy. though he did not hit the floor this time. >> started doing kung fu chops. pure instinct. it was just pure adrenaline. >> congratulations, buddy. >> reporter: one more thing. he also won a car and a cruise and that fleeting internet fame that may be gone by tomorrow and all it took was being happy and being able to show it. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> i'd love to see you get that excited over winning money. >> i get excited all the time. you just don't see it here. >> would you do that on the news desk? >> what is that, 20 bucks? >> 20 bucks from alex trebek. >> what am i supposed to do with 20 bucks? >> buy some coffee. >> that's cool. just there go sometimes. he h

marisa carries a huge jar of peanut butter in her purse. >> that's just smart. >> we would be friendshow she knew that? >> she weighed it on a shipping scale at work. >> wow. i bet she's in physical therapy for the rest of her life. sharon always carries condiments in her purse. be careful when you say that. she said you never know when you're going to need ketchup. they're all like you. you carry coffee mate and ketchup. >> i need like the powder and they don't make it small enough. they have the packets, but do you know how many you have to put in your coffee? >> for the way you like it. >> bring the whole thing. anyway. >> what is the one or two things that you always, always carry? >> not the makeup bag or wallet? >> i don't carry a makeup bag, just lip gloss. i just don't need -- why do i need my foundation or any of that stuff? >> you never know. we're the people you never know. the ketchup, the peanut butter, we're like those weird people who -- string cheese. you never know. >> a dear friend who shall remain nameless, eva moore, and she is cody's godmother and she loves to go