for meet sophie was the beginning of the journey. >> an amazing story, but since you mentioned mckinsey, sheryl sandberg who of course some of you know from reading her book lean in, and she's a major executive at facebook, she worked with mckinsey and commissioned a study on women in the workplace. the introduction was written by cheryl, published in "the wall street journal" some months ago. she pointed out that you could send a woman into space and have her orbit jupiter 10 times, return to earth, and it would still take many, many decades for women to achieve parity in our society here in the united states, and certainly around the world. kim, you said you grew up in the women's movement virtually. i am very taken by the title of your book, especially because sheryl is making the point that we really, the pace, it just seems that almost in every arena there's been a bit of a stall, like women rose but that are still what, 14 women ceos in the fortune 500. half the sky and more than half the population of our country. even with the number of women senators and the house members, it s

mckinsey soon. much more comingup, including this question about your shoes. do you put new soles and heels on your old shoes or just get rid of them? what do you do? find out what people had to say coming up. but first, russ is going to join me with some interesting information, some story that you really want to hear about. we'll be right back. ernie: russ is joining me now. baseball is back. interesting court case now involving cuban players. this is pretty serious. there's an indictment involved here? russ: well, i mean this agent was arrested this morning on an indictment of human trafficking, and, listen, he was arrested by agents for homeland security and the f.b.i. ernie: what's behind all this? russ: behind it is cuban players being smuggled out for large amounts of money and basically being extorted. the guy in question where this came to the forefront because he filed suit, original will he he was with the texas rangers. but according to charges, he and his family were held hostage while agents were negotiating his -- at that time, it was a 15-1/2 m

. >> my opinion, if mckinsey was 6-4, he would be one of the top two or three quarterbacks in the country. he's not. he's about 6 foot. and he was far and away the best player. >> we all know how central florida is a hotbed for football. prominent young men signed their name to paper for the next level. >> i made my decision back in february. i got back from michigan and the next day i told notre dame where i was going. it was not that the trip to michigan was bad or anything. i just felt like that's where god was leading me, so that's >> it's awesome. we're a big family, real close together. you know, we couldn't have finished it better than a state championship. >> it's hard to be a group of athletes together buying into what the coach is saying and not get our egos involved. >> a good day. do not forget the countdown to super bowl. we're just a matter of days away. carolina against the denver broncos. >> it's quiz time to get ready for the super bowl. here's your question. how many super bowl games have gone into overtime? tommy, what is your choice here? you've got a multiple choice.

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i'm a partner at mckinsey's public-sector practice and we have the privilege of working with governors and state leaders across the country on health care, infrastructure, higher education, public safety pension and i.t.'s. i have the privilege of meeting our economic development practice, which means i work with governors and their economic development teams on their most ambitious jobs and initiatives. the purpose of this morning's panel is quite simple -- states focused disproportionately on company attraction, retention and expansion. governors spend a lot of their time doing this. what actually matters to companies as they decide where to locate and where to invest? what should states do to ensure they are as competitive as possible and attracting those companies? this discussion and debate is an age old one, but this is a conversation began a few months ago in october at the nga trilateral summit in colorado springs. it was there that my colleague led a discussion with several governors, starting with a fairly provocative proposition. he stated the incentive is dead, long live th

this one will move through, and the mckinsey this next warm front and that will help us warm things rather nicely. no major moisture is expected of them in a few flurries which we will see on the predictor. basically, 20 in north you might see get them just might see them get far south but it's very hit or miss. partly cloudy skies we will start with mixed cloud cover. and by friday afternoon and evening there is another round of light snow. that moves and along the warm front. 32 iowa city, the winds are about 14 cedar rapids and 16 in iowa city. here is a three-day forecast here is that warm front and that warm front pushes a better chance of moisture our way upper 30s sunday so sunday evening light snow through the evening and midday on monday. we will have temperatures in the upper teens. >> thank you justin. >>> super bowl 50 is sunday. watch the commercials. commercials.and to get ready for the *new commericials this year, we're doing a throw-back thursday, remembering some of the great commercials from super bowl's past. past.budweiser has a new commericial about every year, and you

. >> the 23-year-old mckinsey crowder was arrested in pinellas county after he was accused of making arrangements to have sex with a 14-year-old girl. he sent nude photos of himself to an undercover detective. he was released from jail after posting bond. >>> a gunman opens fire at a tampa nightclub. this morning we still don't know who the shooter is. shots rang out on the the smokin bull restaurant and hookah bar on bears avenue. one person was killed and one neighbor who lives near the bar said this happens here far too often. specifically a problem. there is a whole lot of other restaurants and bars here we've never had any issues with. i lived here for 10 years. this one, this is the third shooting they had here in a year. >> we're waiting for investigators to release a description of the gunman. >>> a suspected robber is dead after deputies say he was shot by his own gun during a scuffle. it happened at the captiva club and apartments friday night. a woman was walking her dog when an armed man forced her back into her apartment. a man inside confronted the gunman and the gun we

>> i think mckinsey has been looking at the inner workings of the company.s is more about can we get a real number? i think it's about trying to prevent another proxy fight. >> and her personal adviser -- >> he's not involved in the sale. >> i don't think a person should have a personal adviser talking about yahoo! >> you don't? >> no. >> that's 3:30 wakeup? >> i'm getting my advisers on the phone, calling them on my cell phone, which is encrypted, and find out what they're saying about what i should say. >> encrypted for now. when we come back, cramer's mad dash. one more look at the premarket. we're back in a minute. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? steve, other than making i'm here atme move stuff,rade trader offices.

small wonder a report from the consulting firm mckinsey found that for major league baseball," 91% of profits were won by just 1.3% of players." but hey, i just needed to finish in the top 7,000 to double my $5 bucks! the clock was ticking. i placed my bet. as a journalist. so as things stand now if i wanted to play you would discourage me from doing it? >> not morally. (laughs) >> reporter: no, not morally. but in terms of prudence. >> yes, well i would, if you just want to spend $200 or $50 and have fun you know then i think it's fine, but if you feel like you want to enter a fair betting economy and you want to have as good a shot as they are telling you that you have, i would say this is a very bad bet. >> reporter: or as new york attorney general eric schneiderman put it: "daily fantasy sports rely on a steady stream of "minnows" to feed the" sharks." so, with states stacking up against them and the minnows increasingly aware of the bigger fish, kang says online poker's fate should give fair warning to fantasy sports. >> all that was left were great players with a lot of money pl

i'm a partner at mckinsey's public-sector practice and we have the privilege of working with governors and state leaders across the country on health care, infrastructure, higher education, public safety pension and i.t.'s. i have the privilege of meeting our economic development practice, which means i work with governors and their economic development teams on jobs andt ambitious initiatives. the purpose of this morning's panel is quite simple -- states focused disproportionately on company attraction, retention and expansion. governors spend a lot of their time doing this. what actually matters to companies as they decide where to locate and where to invest? what should states do to ensure they arecompetitive -- as competitive as possible and attracting those companies? this discussion and debate is an age old one, but this is a conversation began a few months ago in october at the nga trilateral summit in colorado springs. it was there that my colleague led a discussion with several governors, starting with a fairly provocative proposition. ,e stated the incentive is dead long live

johnston in mean his mckinsey experience and expertise senators expertise. he is a superb manager and creative individual. so the ability to happen to have been behind roger because there's a few things going on in the wireless. i don't know if anyone is counting 41 days until the options tired. and it's great to have a guy like john in the way of his bureau who has been involved in this process. and then john needs to avoid and mike stevens who has been our cfo is stepping into that as acting managing director. we have all grown to appreciate and respect mark in the great skills that he brings and so we are looking forward to his continuing like that that john put his fun. if there are no other things, i would request one privilege of the chair to ask the secretary where she was yesterday and tell us about this story from the great american who happens to be her grandfather. >> i had the honor and privilege of attending a premier of the incredible true story and i look forward to everyone going this weekend. it truly is a wonderful movie. not a wonderful ma

to software and some of the functionality of the incentive option, john stepped in bringing his mckinsey experience and expertise to address some of those issues. he is just simply a superb manager and creative individual. and so, the ability to have him second behind roger and pickup because there's a few things going on -- i don't think that is coming but is 41 days until the option start. and it's great to have a guy like john in the wireless bureau who has been involved in this process leading up. john leaves a void and fortunately mark stevens, our cfo stepping into that attack managing director. we have all grown to appreciate and respect mark in the great skills that he brings. and so, we are looking forward to him continuing that light path that john put us on. so what if there are no other things, i would request one privilege of the chair, to ask the secretary where she was yesterday and to tell us about this story of that great american who happens to be your grandfather. >> i had the honor and privilege of attending the premiere in new york city of the race. the incredible tr

that is according to mckinsey. 47% of workers here in the united states. $20 or below.ced by robots. watch out. >> sent e-mail saying they feel sorry for the robots. the new innovator. more so than apple. what do you say, john? >> it certainly is not a government anymore. losing the ability. you have a brain train from the government. what they are doing with the self driving cars, you talk about disruption. wait until we have self driving cars. delivery and for drivers. they will become obsolete. stuart: you do not have to do that in bermuda, do you? >> no, we do not. [laughter] >> to apple. the department of justice wants apple to uncover 13 other devices as well as the san bernardino shooters iphone. this is a new development and i am intrigued. you know what, we will confer complying with court orders. he has devices he needs to get into from apple. now we find out that, in fact, the fbi is a lot more. basically, you are talking about that one apple device in san bernardino. that is really dangerous. are you siding with apple on privacy or the feds and security? >>