how did you start talking to marissa? >> the conversation with marissa was a fun one.e were looking for partners for strategic investment. we were in the process of raising money. more than just having an investor come in and cut us a check. actually show up with some technology we can lean on. resources, distribution, content that could make our network better. there were a ton of things to do with yahoo! but also, with marissa -- her vision for what she was trying to do with the company was really aligned with what we were doing with tumblr. where we were going next and what we would need. the other thing was, in marissa and in her team we were spending time with, we found an unstoppable positivity and optimism which we had come to appreciate. it is not universal across this industry. there are plenty of people with brash personalities and occasionally an intense negativity. i've always and i think our team has always been pretty allergic to that. >> did you want to sell, or did you feel like you had to sell? >> we weren't trying to sell the company. we needed to rai

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can be turned around, that marissa is the person to do it? max: i have lots of faith in marissa.as the drive. i think she is probably, or pretty certainly, a harder working person than i am. emily: there are obviously not enough women in high places, especially in technology. as someone who likes to solve problems, how can that problem be solved? max: i am going to solve it personally for one woman, at least, by making sure that my daughter is as technologically and nerd-enabled as possible. it has to start really early. the problem is that you can't just slam dunk into, alright, everybody hire more girls. you have to begin when they are babies. you have to make sure that they are exposed to everything and anything that they are always told that you can do whatever you want to do. in that sense, it's actually one weird thing that the soviet union got right. socialism and -- when i was growing up, the idea of girls, boys not being, sort of, equivalently, intellectually gifted -- it was not enforced by the government. it was just, like, of course girls are smart, boys are smart, it

they began calling marissa's small business. for ssts and persons with disabilities. >> when marissa calls me a few days later, she told me the scammers had called her business at a rate of 20 or 20 minutes straight. and all of these calls prevented her to those who actually needed i. the seniors, their families, hospitals, doctors and other staff. marissa was forced to change the business' phone number. >> thankfully not everyone in oregon will receive victim. and i'd like to think because we've been working very hard to educate oregon yanns. >> he has several ex-change tools. >> because t and i both know that well informed oregonians are much more like to recognize fraud. if they're educated. we know these scams can be hard to track. the attorney general is in partnerships withor. try. advocacy groups and members of the media. >> we're able to share complains -- complaints. our partners give us a stronger voight. and keep oregonians like diane linda, and marissa -- >> and thank you, senator widen for the opportunity to share t

but that's not why yahoo hired marissa mayer. they hired her to make yahoo great again by finding a good company. there are lots of stories about times when yahoo missed buying google or linkedin or facebook. mayor is there for the score, and do amazing things to put yahoo back on the map. starboard wants her to run it like a business. they're telling her, hunker down and do what you do best. that's not marissa mayer. >> that's a difficult position to be in but you know what? that's why we always say that's why you get the big bucks. that's why she gets the big bucks. >>> time is running out to get your hands on last-minute deals from macy's in cupertino. store employees tell us they will shut their doors monday for good. that's about three weeks earlier than originally scheduled. macy's is closing 14 locations throughout the u.s. because of restructuring. it's san francisco versus the soda industry round two. not a soda tax battle but legislators looking to require all sugary drink makers to include warnings in their ads in san

in september of 2014, i was contacted by marissa phillips. her employee, linda, was victim to an imposter scam. after sending a small amount of money, linda realized she had been had and did not pick up the phone. when it was clear they would not get a hold of linda, they called marissa's small business that provides in-home care services for seniors and those with disabilities. when marissa called me a few days later, she told me the scammers called at a rate of 100 phone calls per minute for 20 minutes. the calls prevented her from providing help to those who needed it, the seniors, their families, hospitals, and staff. marissa was forced to change her phone number, and all of the marketing materials. thankfully, not everyone in oregon who receives a phone call from an irs imposter falls victim to a scam. i would like to think that is because we are working hard to educate oregon residents. the oregon attorney general has several educational tools aimed at scam prevention, because she and i know that well-informed oregon residents are more

. >> reporter: marissa is far from alone. over 100 million americans suffer from chronic pain costing almost $600 billion a year in health care expenses lost wages and lost productivity. >> this is again gliding. >> reporter: marissa doesn't want to become reliant on painkillers. today, she is trying something new. it's touted as a new potential pill-free pain relief which works on a part of the body that most of us have never even heard of. a connective tissue called fascia. >> it's where all of the collagen is produced in the body. and it plays major roles in everything from keeping your skin lifted to give muscles balance. >> reporter: armed with these funny balls and a foam roller sue thinks she's on the cusp of pain management. it works by pressure points in the fascia loosening it up. she and her client says reduce aches, pains and stiffness. >> one of the key techniques of melt is to teach people how to stimulate the tissue. you take the ball and push it over your fingers. that's a rinsing technique. >> reporter: after

lane number 2 is marissa. in lane number 3 jenelle. next to her is christy.ie, and finally vanessa. rosalind down at the starting line what do you make of the field? >> i think they're hot. >> whoa, this is pretty disorienting. i'm not used to seeing girls running this fast toward me. usually i get the view from the other direction. kind of hip not tick. but when the sand settled your winner was heather. >> give her a round of applause, please. >> call her the 100-yard dish. the first thing we do each day here at "whacked out sports," besides getting a coffee enema is to span the globe from backyards to the back woods to find of most whacked out clips for a segment we like to call homegrown videos. today we're in gray falls, it is gordon spot of i i michigan he is upper peninsula at a new competition, who can lose the most limbs first. don't ever ever, ever try that. yep, that's gasoline they're pouring into that mike waive. if you're one of the lucky few who already have one of these miracle machines, you know if you put metal in it you get sparks aplenty. g

joining us now, marissa guthrie.map said he was sorry. joining us now, marissa guthrie.s a history of picking fights. what do you make of this? >> well, look, he's admitted that it was stupid. and it's pretty hard to win that battle when these are students doing something so selfless as raising money for cancer research. and he knows that he was wrong. but espn hired him because he has strong opinion, he's very skilled at relaying them for anto an audience, so he will occasionally go over the line. they have a lot of people like him in their stable and they get suspended, too. so i'm not surprised -- >> that's true. i thought he was putting some of the controversies behind him when he was with msnbc but did he apologize. let me ask you about bill o'reilly. we spent a lot of time on this last week when o'reilly called in for a couple segments. what is your take on how the flap has played out? >> i think there has been a real temptation obviously to compare this to the brian williams situation. there is a much different threshold for a news anchor and an opinion host. and

in september of 2014 marissa phillips contacted me. her employee, lender, was victim to an imposter scam. after sending a small amount of money, linda realized she had been had and did not pick up the phone. when it was clear they would not get a hold of linda, they called marissa's small business that provides an hair home services for seniors -- that provides in-home care services for seniors and those with disabilities. they called at a rate of 100 phone calls per minute for 20 minutes. the calls prevented her from providing help to those who needed it. the seniors their families, hospitals, and staff. marissa was forced to change her phone number and all of the marketing materials. thankfully, not everyone in oregon who receives a phone call from an irs imposter becomes a victim. i would like to think that is because we are working hard to educate oregon residents. the oregon attorney general has several educational tools aimed at scam prevention, because she and i know that well-informed oregon residents are more likely to recogni

one of the investors said that he was going to hire marissa mayer, because she was quote, re really hot. >> and now a look outside as the sun begins to come up, and it is going to be a beautiful day. >> and leading into the beautiful week as well. we will check the forecast as we go the meteorologist kristen. >> speaking of something a that is unusual this morning, we have a really interesting pattern shaping up, because of the downsloping winds, we are a degree warmer and a degree cooler in san jose. but you won't notice that here, but you will in half moon bay. looking at the the beautiful bay bridge this morning, and san francisco bay looking nice. choppy out there as the winds are increasing, and yeah, savor the picture, and feast your eyes on the picture as long as you can, because they are going to be turning the lights out for a year very soon, within the hour. throughout the morning the temperatures are silly out there. as we head throughout the afternoon, rapid warming. that is the record story of the day with the 70s headed our way. and then the last time on a friday, the suns

calling names) are the staff that will be running the building for mercy and going a wonderful job marissa grew up in this neighbor the mercy staff are incredibly dedicated and incredible strpdz and for the residents i'm happy this opportunity is here i hope you'll share your steroids with that i want to thank everyone for your time and keep yourselves part of the movement and hopefully st. anthony's and mercy are good stewards as well have a great day a - >> first of all, let me begin by saying what a wonderful city i'm so luke for the mayor of a great city like san francisco you know offer the years when i was city administrator i was working with then dominating to make sure that a city we also be prepared and read for the biggest disasters and i often used the term i continue uss it is another internal revenue magnify this great city if we're ready then the words like recovery and reliantcy will be common words we use everyday where our departments or nonprofit organizations working the community or volunteers that by the constantly try to recruit and today, i want to say to you that w

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marissa miller (clapping.)e from the quality elementary school. >> it's implementing a zircony model we embrace the partnership the best had a right part of working with my students the second i get there i'm the one who hears and sees their smile they give back more to me than i give to them. >> mri recess congratulations (clapping.) our next award recipient is judy from marshall elementary school spanish. >> i enjoy this kind of work there's surprisingly things i see the first and second grade there's something about those kids their learning to be students that it is really interesting and learn how to formulate questions and to be a successful teacher have you to learn yourself your not down when you get our teaching credential dollars strategies but also things to learn about the world itself so you have to be a lifelong learn. >> judy thank you keeling clark harvey milk school. >> i got into teaching by being a community member and realizing where the needs were and also wanted to spend my life doing some

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calling names) are the staff that will be running the building for mercy and going a wonderful job marissa grew up in this neighbor the mercy staff are incredibly dedicated and incredible strpdz and for the residents i'm happy this opportunity is here i hope you'll share your steroids with that i want to thank everyone for your time and keep yourselves part of the movement and hopefully st. anthony's and mercy are good stewards as well have a great day >>> okay, i know, it's been a long morning. we've all been up since 3:00. we decided earlier upstairs that this is a blessing and we should take it as such, for those of you dear people that took three 3 hours to get here ks , i know the goddesses of gods knows you are here. i'm the executive director and ceo of the california historical society. on behalf of everyone involved in this monumental effort i want to thank you very much for joining us. i'm joined by our executive vice-president, my incredible staff and team of volunteer members. it's my distinct honor to welcome you to the panama pacific centennial epa 100. [ applause ] . we at c

testimony on the flight, and one of the passengers said that the owner was going to plan on hiring marissa mayer, because she was really hot. >>> and to today, long overdue budget to help overhaul city hall. san jose is going to be spending $5 million to relocate the workers, and now the office has grown, and it is now three times the initial estimate. >> and the chp is going to be firing some officers in connection with the racy photos of former officer shawn harrington. noo neither of the officers face criminal charges, but harrington did resign and charged in january to computer fraud and sentenced to probation. there is no evidence that the photo sharing went beyond three officers in the dublin office. >> it is 4:47 and let's see how the friday weatherter is shaping up. >> oh, it is looking so great up here, and good morning, scott, laura, everybody at home, and happy friday to you. temperatures in the 40s and on the way to the spectacular afternoon. it is going to be slightly warmer out there than we were yesterday. 73 for the peninsula today and 71 in san francisco. as we get into th

calling names) are the staff that will be running the building for mercy and going a wonderful job marissa grew up in this neighbor the mercy staff are incredibly dedicated and incredible strpdz and for the residents i'm happy this opportunity is here i hope you'll share your steroids with that i want to thank everyone for your time and keep yourselves part of the movement and hopefully st. anthony's and mercy are good stewards as well have a great day

calling names) are the staff that will be running the building for mercy and going a wonderful job marissa grew up in this neighbor the mercy staff are incredibly dedicated and incredible strpdz and for the residents i'm happy this opportunity is here i hope you'll share your steroids with that i want to thank everyone for your time and keep yourselves part of the movement and hopefully st. anthony's and mercy are good stewards as well have a great day >> a way of life in san francisco. when the next major quake hits, the city hopes a new law requiring seismic upgrades to five story buildings will help keep more residents safe and sound. tell me a little about the soft story program. what is it? >> it's a program the mayor signed into law about a year and a half ago and the whole idea behind it was to help homeowners strengthen buildings so that they would not collapse. >> did you the soft story program apply to all buildings or building that were built in a certain time frame? >> it only applies to buildings built in the time frame of 1978 and earlier. it's aimed at wood framed buildings

yahoo's ceo, marissa meyer. the founder of salesforce.com. and former apple ceo, john scully newsome is the first candidate to declare for the 2018 governor's race. >>> prince william tried out a new gig today. here he is at a tv station in tokyo. the prince was touring the studios there as he learned how the news is broadcast, he commented, so this is how the be, bc does it. he also got to see what an earthquake warning broadcast was like. prince william is visiting the north eastern part of japan devastated by the tsunami from the inned inned indonesian earthquake. >> why it's going dark and how you can help say fare well. >> some showers hof coming down in the bay area. we'll see what's next af for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little

. -- marissa mayer under pressure to cut costs at the company.ervice for amazon prime members debuted in december in certain parts of manhattan. to our delivery is free -- to our delivery is free. -- two our delivery is free. what about traffic? a new apps as it can transform your daily commute. urban engines analyzes data from trains buses, tollways to improve traffic and work with city governments across the world. then build an app for consumers to help them navigate rush hour. the ceo and cofounder, paula, great to see you. this is a fascinating use of big data. >> we look at buses, cars, trains and see where people are. we figure out how many people -- cory: this is impossible data together. you are gathering data from people and their phones. >> and the smart cars they used to travel. cory: smart cars. you are in singapore, brazil. >> and washington, d.c. cory: with the smartcards, you can see if a bus slows down. if i'm driving a carpooling, does that mean i'm affecting the traffic flow of all the measurements being taken? >> to a certain

marissa mayer is under pressure from activist shareholders to cut costs at the company.n expanding its same-day delivery service called prime now to baltimore, miami. prime services debuted in certain parts of manhattan. two-hour delivery is free. google and ebay also offer one-hour delivery services. what about traffic? are we all sick of traffic? a new app says it can transform your daily commute. urban engine analyzes data from trains, buses, tollways to improve traffic in the world's biggest cities. it is unveiled and app for consumers to navigate rush-hour. joining me is the ceo and cofounder. great to see you. this is a fascinating use of the data. guest: we look at buses, cars trains, see where people are. we figure out how many people are stuck in platforms waiting for trains. cory: this is impossible dated together. for example, let's imagine -- guest: also from the smart cars they use in travel. cory: smart cars in singapore, in brazil. guest: and washington, d.c. cory: it seems like it would make sense. you can see it a bus slows down everyone's phone slows do

sheryl sandberg, marissa mayer these are people who rose up the letter.an smith rose up the ladder at google. google sometimes becomes unnecessarily criticized around these issues because they are a lightning rod. they have done some incredible work on this area. cory: thank you very much. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson. silicon valley is the heart of technology but ultimately holds the future of medicine in its hands. sylvia burwell joined us yesterday in san francisco to talk about president obama's in medicine initiative. what is precision medicine? check this out. sylvia: a number of different things to forward this effort of making sure we can have medicine that is to the individual, treating to the individual. the first thing it will do is create a million person cohort or group of people that can be researched so we can understand the genetics, and so you have a base of people to understand different things for different types of diseases. the second thing the money will go for is to work on using cancer specifically and was able to see that here today,

just for marissa mayer? so far, so good. such f -- for marissa mayer?o good. ♪ alix: this is street smart and i am alix steel. moments ago, the disney ceo highlighting a positive outlook for cinderella as well as plans for the star wars franchise. here is an expert. cause i'm also very pleased to announce that the title of the movie is "rogue one. " alix: i am so excited and we will geek out for the next 2.5 minutes. cory johnson. cory: you are a star wars geek. alix: you are listening to what was coming out of there. what else besides "rogue one?" cory: so many star wars movies is a huge deal. unless they really fall on their face, this could be a huge thing for them. but "frozen 2" is a homegrown title for them. that could be a monster for them. they had an amazing success. to turn that into a franchise. this is something bob iger has had a great success with. he let his creative team create some creative things. then followed them up with sequels and really build franchises across the platforms. alix: we learned this morning that good morning america

what marissa was given to these victims?> but we know there's constitutional prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment. >> when you kill someone you tell me how that's not cruel punishment. >> we don't have eye for an eye. >> thank you so much. mercedes, thank you. time now for a look at online poll results. we ask now that the washington post and the new york times have acknowledged the demonstrations for hands up don't shoot were based on lies, do you expect al sharpton, bill de blasio eric holder, barack obama, president obama and others who supported those protests whoto apologize to darren wilson and the ferguson community. 85% don't expect that. pat tweeting us, hillary will be fine. democrats never hold comrades accountable for their actions. james: good for the supreme court it seems a little ridiculous to not require identification for voting. if not you're just inviting voter fraud. it seems like common sense. so rare. ron: i admire you lou for telling it like it is. with that, join us . >> from dusty boxes

in a letter to ceo marissa mayer they say they could unlock $11 billion in value for shareholders. in january, they announced plans to spin off its alibaba state. shareholders still have substantial skepticism about energy. now to the lead. tim cook will be taking the stage for the re-announcement of the apple watch, which has gotten underway moments ago. originally announced in september along with the iphone 6, a new watch's critical details will be revealed today price, launch date, and more. this would mark apple's first foray into something that is really fashion-like. brownstone is with us from europe when. -- yerba buena. also with us is paul kedrosky an apple watcher. since you are at the site, tell us what you are looking forward to most with this announcement? >> probably the apps. to put it another way, why should people buy an apple watch? we got an indication in september, it would perform the functions of a health band would connect to your iphone. but from the channel discretion six months ago, it almost sounded like it added more complexity to your life. what apple

martel williams is asking you all to join his daughter marissa, a two time cancer survivor and wear yellowsarah decided to wear yellow every day from now al november the 27th. that's out standing. hashtag wear yellow for seth and rachel just watched the sweetest little video of the most adorable little boy i'll be wearing on the 27th of march, wearing yellow floreat. i posted some of the pictures of him on our facebook page and also tweeted it out as well. we'll remind you next friday if you would like to join us us and wear yellow floreat. > we will be doing it as well. >> this is jim malby blue plate restaurant in mullica hill and this is fox food bite. today we're going to start off making blue plate house made jumbo lump crab cake. we're going to start off with your ewings. we're going to add two eggs to our bowl. two-thirds of world championship chester, two tablespoons of mayonnaise, two teaspoons of old bay seasoning, a quarter cup of melted butter, we're going toed a the juice of one lemon. the next we're going to add chopped parsely and time. two-thirds of a teaspoon of plaque pep

marissa myer is under pressure after they urged her to cut cost by up to $500 million.hares of yahoo! up about 1% in frankfurt. >> uber is looking to overtake rivals in china. the san francisco based firm signed a deal with luxury auto dealer for discounts on car purchases for uber driver. they face head winds in europe following a ban yesterday on the services in germany. before the break let's remind you of the headlines. the federally fizzles as the dollar fights back after the biggest daily drop in 18 months. target setgets set to pay $10 million and shareholders get the green light to vote on the spin off but the lender opposes the move. >>> strong for the ftse 100. today slight strength across the board in europe but nothing like the strength in late u.s. trade yesterday after janet yellen's comments that were interpreted as dovish. let's have a look at the euro dollar. that saw a lot of price action yesterday. statements suggested a rate rise was further away than previously anticipated. we saw the euro bounce back strongly against the recent trends although toda

emily: you think marissa mayer is doing a good job? john: i think it is a reasonable job.now her very well. met a couple of times. yes. emily: you are also a father. you have four kids. what kind of a parent are you? john: i'm close to my children and i always enjoy time with them. i do not spend a lot of time with them, unfortunately because of the nature of the job, running around the world. thankfully, they all grew up pretty good. i feel good about it. emily: how do they feel about you living half here and half in canada? john: i think my wife loves it. we have been married 34 years. you know, i think she is, the time she does not want to see me every day. it is good. if i go home early, she always says, what's wrong? you are not feeling well? i say, i just want to come home early. i am serious. i am not making any of this up. anyway, they support me. if i'm happy, they're just fine. emily: what's an app you can't live without? john: e-mail. emily: facebook or twitter? john: neither. emily: why not? john: i tried it. i got so hooked on it. i'm spending an entire living

marissa mayer tries to appease shareholders with a $2 billion buy back and mystery crowds the germanwingsack in a couple of minutes. >>> welcome back. french prosecutors are desperately looking for a motive after revealing thursday they believe the co-pilot of the germanwing plane which crashed in the alps deliberately brought the plane down. officials say the pilot was alone in the cockpit when the plane crashed. let's get more to the story with annetta live at headquaters. over to you. >> also in germany investigators have been searching the home and also at his parents side and they're reporting that they have found evidence for a psychological disorder while searching the home. he is also reporting he has been suffering seriously from a recent crisis in a relationship with his girlfriend and that the german aircraft authority has marked his record with sick which means he had to undergo more medical checks than others because he was diagnosed in 2009 having had a severe depression. you see looking at all of these speculations because it's not officially confirmed that might come back

a lot of people are looking at yahoo because they don't like the ceo marissa. it's the story.ber liquidators are expanding. the market goes up. someone comes along like whitney. these margins don't make sense. they're cutting cost. it's a story that sticks out like a sore thumb. >> these guys, they go to the bitter, bitter end. we have to leave it there. steve forbes, thank you very much. we appreciate sharing your wisdom with us tonight. coming up, we have michael, the president and ceo of united rentals. i love this company. he's joining the panel exclusively to talk about the housing recovery and the rebuilding of america. you don't want to miss this. we're talking about making you money with facts and with experts. ♪ diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? charles: construction spending numbers out yesterday. let's talk about the mes

i continue to that marissa mayer's doing a fabulous job, first thing the steward of capital.tuff with alibaba. it's clearly worth something. watch tumbler. >> acquisition stewing for a while. >> she can do anything and people say, well you know what? tim armstrong should take over. john legere should take over yahoo!. would you mine if marissa mayer takes over yahoo!? it's not a bad thing. still owns finance. still owns that vertical tumbler is a terrific vertical. i'm not a pr person for her but i'm a pr person for a stock valued at zero ex-alibaba. >> my favorite graph, increase in corporate cash a third is yahoo! having made their investment more liquid. >> huge chunk is yahoo! >> great piece of data. >> dow's down 70 points. let get to bob pisani. >> good morning. after a fantastic day yesterday, historic day you could argue, everything's reversed again. back to where we were two days ago. let's look at key sectors and key commodities. s&p down the dollar is stronger against the euro. and oil is down. what else is new? so not surprisingly the weak link today, down the dow

i want to bring in marissa silver. she is the marketing coordinator for the team. they have this thing they call it a fan zone, right? this is 2-acre expanse of grass and tell me what that is. it sounds like fun. >> yeah. so we have the epicenter here behind the bar and that's a plastic for families and fans to hang out. we have food trucks in the back. inflatable slides. everything is free except the food trucks. it's a great place for fans before and during the game. >> reporter: i have two kids. that sound like free child care i can dump the kids off and enjoy the game? >> they can play especially with the games being on sundays in the afternoon it's a perfect place to hang out. >> reporter: tell me how you decided to come up with the fan zone because that's another unique feature of this stadium. >> we had it at our old stadium. we carried it over. especially with soccer there's not a lot of off time during the game so this is a place to interact before the game. >> reporter: so the first game is sunday 4 p.m. against chicago fire sold out. you can buy tickets

marissa c. asked my home warranty company contracted the work to companies that do shady work.pickier about the companies they do business with? >> no you're right. they should be pickier. let me tell you the problem with some warranties what i believe is the problem. they actually do work and they can be a great deal on your home. they're often offered when a used home is sold to try to calm down the buyer. you go hey we'll give you a home warranty. that costs between $350 and $400. they send out somebody. the problem is who is the somebody? when the economy is way down, you get somebody really good because everyone is just trying to keep all of their employees working. but when the economy is going gangbusters like now now you start getting guys that aren't necessarily as well-trained. they're generally licensed, generally licensed. but i would still aults ask for that. when you have a booming economy, you don't get as good of guys. >> we're going to maui in june we need four one-way tickets back to sfo on the 14th. when should i buy my tickets? >> start looking now. there's

in the flight, one of the passengers said that he was allegedly thinking of hiring marissa mayer, because was quote really hot. >>> breaking news, the february jobs report released moments ago and employers added 295,000 jobs in february, and the unemployment rate dropped to 5.5%, and better than expected from the e kconomists and good numbers in all of the job stat tstatus and even though delayed, they are good. >> and bitter cold, and they are really feeling it across the northwest. and meteorologists are saying that the temperatures could be 30 degrees below average. many states have canceled school for kids n. kentucky, there are worries of flooding with as much as two feet of snow yesterday, and experts say that the temperatures will go up today, and the snow will melt, and it has to go somewhere. >> so they are below average, and we are above average, and that is where we would rather be. >> yes, that is where they would rather be, scott and laura, but that is where they will be. for us, we have some rain on the way, and much needed rainfall. the first round of spring showers and 44

during the flight a passenger allegedly said he thought he was thinking about hiring marissa mayer was she was, quote, really hot. >> new at 11:00, some students and parents in san bruno are out of class is on the picket line with their teachers. this is the scene at belaire elementary school. the families are showing solidarity for the of the educators who could get pink strips in the school direct figuring out how to get out of the red. among the ideas, combining classes which could cost teacher, 17 of them their jobs. >> unfortunately, i would be one of those teachers, so we have all of our students out here supporting us and showing their support for us teachers and how they don't want us to get cut. gr the supernintendent met with parents today to explain reducing the number of teachers is just one way that the district aims to close a $2.1 million structural deficit within a year. the district is also considering cutting three work days for administrators and changing bus services for special education students. the board will meet march 11th to vote on whether to lay the teacher

. >> it shortens the rope of which marissa could hang herself with. >> and they're still very tied tothey won't have this tax spin until the second half of the year. so they need to figure out how to keep this stock going and create some value for the core. and that is the biggest worry, that they take this cash and go and make bad acquisitions. that's been the biggest knock against the ceo here. yeah, i think you want to see them buy back shares right now. >> let's talk tesla. the stock falling about 6% since yesterday. clsa downgraded the stock from an outperform to an underperform. pointing to near-term earnings risk from lower margins from the new model-x. joining us is andrew fung. >> thanks for having me. >> it seems like much of this call focuses on the lower margins for the model-x launch. we've heard a lot of analysts talk about this, and you said you've discussed this with the manager, beyond what they've said on the fourth quarter conference call, which is when we got that red flag, and your work on how the model-s margins rolled out when it was first launched. what did man

. >> marissa mayer hopes it going to change. >> i don't watch katie but there's no streaming show that going to yahoo! to watch. i might see a clip here or there but not sitting down 30 minutes watching something on yahoo! >> "community" wasn't obtained for free. a bar for yahoo! investors. we will see next quarter, what if any, repercussions on the bottom line. >> they have to hope that pays off. >> while the traditional path to growth has been building out infrastructure, our next guest says the key to success might be a throwback to managed services. taylor rhodes the president and ceo of rackspace and joins us here on "squawk alley." taylor, thanks for being here. so in the cloud right now intense price competition, satya nadella at microsoft say only a few companies have the resources to build out global infrastructure. you think you can compete on service that rackspace became known for. how do you do it at this point? >> right now what's happening is that the lower infrastructure prices, which is really the hallmark of the cloud, making infrastructure ubiquitous. any software en