the suburbs outside detroit, michigan, in the summer of 2009, a divorced mother of three named mary evans was poking around in one of her favorite places, facebook. >> you can look up what everyone is up to, where are they at today, are they successful, did they take the wrong path? >> dear mary, no idea that innocent poking into her past would drudge up a shocking truth, long buried. >> i was stunned. it was unbelievable. >> and a nightmare's worth of terrors. >> i could have been killed that day. >> to bring together an unlikely band of friends to right a terrible wrong. >> and then a miracle happened. >> in 2009, it was just an ordinary summer day. no sign of providence anywhere. just mary reminiscing about the old days and friends long since gone away and well, you know how it is. a person wonders. not such an uncommon thing among people who grew up as mary did in northeast detroit. >> it was actually a nice neighborhood when i moved in. you could walk around the streets, 1:00 in the morning in the summer. never had to worry about anything. >> yes. >> and then -- >> this changed? >> i

preview of the show‘s highlights, which include a tasty garden collaboration between dj chris evans and cooking guru mary 50th anniversary celebrations. now, this is one of the gardens, there'sjo wiley‘s scent garden, there's zoe ball's listening garden. this is the chris evans taste garden. now, he has spent the morning here, broadcasting his breakfast show, and he's here today to tell us a bit more about it, along with somebody who definitely knows what to do with the produce of this garden, mary berry. chris, first, tell us a bit about this garden. well, as you say, it's one of our five feel—good gardens. ours is taste. so, to be honest, i'm a bit of a fraud, the first time i saw it was this morning. mary's been much more involved in it than i have. but it's marvellous. the thing that i was most surprised by is i thought amongst the show gardens ours might get lost, but the creators of the gardens have really gone for it, and they really hold their own, so we can only be grateful to those guys. but mary has been involved in this. so, fair to say you haven't been down on your hands and knees creating t

preview of the show‘s highlights which include a tasty garden collaboration between dj chris evans and cooking guru maryersary celebrations. now, this is one of the gardens, there's jo wiley‘s scent garden, there's zoe ball's listening garden. this is the chris evans taste garden. now, he has spent the morning here, broadcasting his breakfast show, and he is here today to tell us a bit more about it, along with somebody who definitely knows what to do with the produce of this garden, mary berry. chris, first, tell us a bit about this garden. well, as you say, it's one of our five feel—good gardens. ours is taste. so, to be honest, i'm a bit of a fraud, the first time i saw it was this morning. mary's been much more involved in it than i have. but it is marvellous. the thing that i was most surprised by is i thought amongst the show gardens i might get lost, but the creators of the gardens have really gone for it, and they really hold their own, so we can only be grateful to those guys. but mary has been involved in this. so, fair to say you haven't been down on your hands and knees creating this? no, i

evan a, kat, and i will be right back. marie starts her fettucini with chicken and broccoli with tender white meat chicken and freshly-made pasta mixed in an alfredo sauce made-from-scratch. because she knows that the most comforting thing about comfort food, is who you're sharing it with. marie callender's. it's time to savor. we literally cannot live without it. and if we can't live without it, maybe it's time to reimagine it and make it even better. so it's awesomely fast. no. still nope. now we're talking. so it works here and here and here. and so you can even take the occasional time out. nooooooo! yes!!! yes, indeed. speed, coverage, control. introducing xfinity xfi. find your awesome and change the way you wifi. >> kat: fbi director comey's removal has the democrats talking about a special prosecutor. >> i think the special prosecutor is the way to go but now it's the only way to go. to restore the american people's faith. are people going to suspect cover up? absolutely. if an independent special prosecutor is appointed

evans, our bloomberg etf reporter. recently wrote about this. the one that caught your eye that i think would catch anyone's is a new one from ,isdom tree, the ticker is shag marytin powers evocative here. what exactly is this etf? rachel: it certainly caught my eye and others attention as well. a ticker name for a new etf from wisdom tree investments. enhancedname is the yield u.s. short-term aggregate bond fund. a bit of a mouthful. as a way toth shag capture the imagination. it comes from short-term aggregates, but they knew what they were doing their. is no accident that you come up with a ticker like that. why do you do that, especially when it is not very descriptive of what the underlying etf is, so why the motivation? rachel: the etf market has become increasingly crowded in recent years. etf's have 2000-odd computing for investors attention. to stand up from the crowd, you need a differentiating factor. it could be a new country exposure, or you could try to get some interest invested in the way that storefronts used to do with a catchy name. that is where something like shag steals margin from competitors. julie: are there some others that have these

mary meeker at 12:01. she'll unveil her annual presentation of internet trends. go goes through a hundred charts in 25 minutes. hillary clinton, evancmullin, sherry red stone tonight. so we'll talk all about that all day long. later on this hour, we'll hear what ballmer said about whether microsoft was too slow in hard ware, investing in twitter and the puzzle he says that is putting together the modern nba team. guys, back to you. >> you know, carl, speaking of reads, there was another read on the state. we're speaking to reid hoffman who sold linkedin to microsoft. did he weigh in at all into that discussion in terms of robotics or ai or have a different viewpoint? he's interesting to listen to too. >> yeah. the focus last night, almost asymmetrically was from andreessen. definitely there's some -- there's some mea culpas in the past 18 hours about what microsoft did wrong in say the last decade and a half and how that's playing out big time today. >> i wonder if there's any mea culpas on politics. you know, this was a group that was in favor of hillary clinton. she'll be there and you'll get a lot of political discussion out fro