patent and trademark office michelle lee. spending nine years in the tech industry serving as deputy general counsel of google, lee focused her efforts on improving the patent system. now the u.s. p.t.o. is working to encourage more women to enter the stem field. listen to why michelle lee is focusing on this issue. michelle: i was born and raised in the silicon valley. all the dads on the street i grew up on were engineers and they invented things. they filed for patents. they started companies. some of them succeeded and some did not but for those that did they revolutionized the world and the way we live. i helped build a radio with my dad in our living room and i went to m.i.t. and studied electrical engineering and computer science. i've always had innovation and entrepreneurship as part of my background. i have to say when i entered m.i.t. we were certainly in the minority. women were certainly in the minority. and when i went to grad school in the computer science department in the m.i.t. artificial intelligence lab wh

pto director michelle lee.xt, we will hear more from her on her push for more women in the stem field. and we will talk about small businesses. emily: this is "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. coming up, we continue our conversation with u.s. pto head michelle wie on getting women into technology, and facebook talks about their relationship with small businesses. nintendo is delaying the introduction of a new console focused on emerging markets. the gaming giant is hoping to offer more smartphone titles. these gains could come out this year. tesla has already taken orders worth $800 million in potential revenue for its new storage battery for homes and businesses which were announced last week. that is nearly as much as the company took him from car sales in the entire first quarter of this year. toshiba has withdrawn its earnings forecast from last year and will not pay a year and dividend after it found improper accounting on infrastructure projects. toshiba is also setting up a third party committee to furt

anniversary of michelle's death approached attorney parris and the o'keefe family filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against the city of palmdale, the security guard company and raymond leeto perceive this doing the civil action. >> yeah, some people thought we just wanted to get money for michelle's murder. >> however, you know, the more important thing was to get this thing solved. >> reporter: that was your motivation? >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: but before this case would ever get to court rex parris had one more piece of business. after months of digging he wanted to get raymond lee jennings' side of the story from the man himself. >> he knew too much and he knew he knew too much. it was an amazing experience. >> the security guard claims he's being framed just for helping out the cops. >> i didn't kill michelle o'keefe. what i did is gave too much information to the police. hey, can i help you? yeah, we're interested in the iphone. we promised one to beth for her birthday. you know mobile share value plans now include rollover data, so the data you don't use this month rolls over to the next month. wow, even better. so what are you gonna do with your old phone

michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> speeding it up by tearing this down. mayor ed lee and supervisor scott wiener proposing a plan to tear down the 280 freeway extension into mission bay and replace it with a train. more details on the mayor's ambitious plan. >> reporter: traffic jams tie up san francisco around the ballpark on game days. just about any day downtown. so last week the mayor sat down with transportation officials and proposed eliminating the 280 freeway from mariposa to the ballpark and instead routing cal trains and eventually high-speed rail into a tunnel that would run up third street under the new warriors stadium and at&t park right into the transbay terminal currently under construction in the financial district. >> oh i think they were startled. >> reporter: the mayor admits there were lots of questions at that meeting, particularly about eliminating the fourth and king rail yard. this is the busiest station in the cal train system. it's also prime real estate if the train yard could be moved to the corridor where the 280 is now. supervisor scott

lee from sterling virginia. republican line. caller: good morning, michelle. am a republican but at the same time i think i know what you are saying. i kind of wish that because it is coming from perhaps an aggressive way -- and hear me out when i say this. for me personally i do appreciate innovation and hard work. that is how i been able to be successful and a lot of my friends have. i grew up in brooklyn, new york. very poor. my mom immigrated from russia. i got to learn what it means to work hard to get what you need and the opportunities this great country can provide. if it wasn't for the navy to accept me, to go to boot camp and to learn the craft and then get the g.i. bill. i was iraq and afghanistan and they got the g.i. bill to get my degrees and i when a man to get a masters, etc.. i do not want to say was a handout. i worked hard for it. it was a little boost, a little nitrous that the government provided me for my effort to say hey, now go ahead and get your degrees. it's her education. frankly, that is the reason i am successful today. i think i

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michelle >> reporter: that's right, we haven't seen her yet, but she is expected to be here any minute. she's just coming from china town where she had tea with mayor ed lee. take a look at this front door, heavy police activity we've already seen dozens of people go inside they're being checked at the door just to get inside $2,700. now, this event, this is the second fundraiser event of the day, the first one she met with tom stay yer and a hedge fund well nare and political advocate advocate. today's events will bring if about a million dollars. today at the fundraising events not everyone was there to cheer for her and give her money, some are here to send a message and urge her to vote against the keystone pipeline if she is elected president. you will hear from those people coming up at 6:00. today gop leaders are accusing clinton of being out of it touch with every day people noting that she's holding events only available to the upper class. now, this event is supposed to wrap up at about 7:00 and she is on her way here now and this isn't the only fundraising event here in the bay area she will be meeting with people along the peninsula on friday.

first, first lady michelle obama speaking on history that's not even past. good morning, i'm melissa lee harris-perry. we're going to begin with breaking news. u.s. special operation forces entered syria to capture an isis leader. that senior leader known as abu sayyaf was killed. no u.s. forces were killed or injured during the operation. joining me now from washington, d.c. nbc white house correspondent correspondent kristen welker. do we know about the target? >> reporter: a lot of fast-moving developments. according to a report, president obama approved this operation at the recommendation at national security team. the mission aimed to capture the isis leader that you mentioned known as abu sayyaf and his wife. during the operation abu sayyaf was killed. here's some details according to jim lachefski saying it was carried out by army force commandos. raided an isis compound in eastern syria and an intense fire fight ensued and that's is when abu sayyaf was killed. he was killed fighting. an official tells me 12 other enemy fighters were also killed. i want to underscore the point yo

michelle obama and eleanor roosevelt. on american history tv, saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the university of minnesota professor erika lee on immigration to angel island, and how their arrival compared to that of the europeans and ellis island. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, in 1940 production of "true glory." monday evening at 6:30, three creation of the grand review parade of 1865, including reenactors per train u.s. colored troops who weren't allowed to participate in the original precession. find our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> at a senate hearing, two retired generals said the white house's current strategy against isis is failing. john keane and derrick harvey were part of a panel of military analyst testifying before the senate armed services committee. they recently captured ramadi. senator john mccain shares this two and a half hour hearing. >> now that senator ernst is here, we can began. [laughter] the committee meets to receive testimony and i want to thank each of our expert witnesses today. the secretary of defense and the joint chiefs were invited to of peer, admittedly on short notice ,

michelle obama and eleanor roosevelt. on american history tv on c-span3, saturday night at 8:00 eastern, on lectures in history, university of minnesota professor erika leeasian immigration to angel island, california from 18:30 219:30. how their arrival compared to that of the europeans to ellis island in new york. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on "real america," the production of the true glory which chronicles the events from d-day to the surrender of not to germany. monday evening at 6:30 on "american artifacts," the grant review parade of 1860 five including reenactors for trained u.s. colored troops who were not allowed to participate in the original possession hundred 50 years ago. find a complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> next, how homeland security chair michael maccomb once at allowing the patriot act to expire could make the u.s. vulnerable to terrorist threats. he said that without congressional action, it expires and we go dark. the senate has been unable to pass the u.s. freedom act which was approved in the house last week. the presented of maccomb spoke to reporters yesterday at a breakfast hosted by the christian science monitor. [indisc

michelle obama and eleanor roosevelt. on american history tv on cspan3, saturday at 8:00 eastern, on lectures in history university of minnesota professor erica lee, on asian immigration to angel island california from 1830 to 1930, and how their arrival compared to that of the europeans to ellis island in new york. on real america the production of the true glory which chronicles events from d-day to surrender of nazi germany. monday at 6:30 on american artifacts, recreation of grand review parade from 1865, including reenactors for u.s. color troops that weren't allowed to participate in the procession 150 years ago. find the complete schedule at c-span.org. >>> now the u.s. capitol police chief kim dine testifies. shortly before the house administration committee on conduct and mission of his agency. >> the house had a vote and expecting a couple other members here i would call to order the committee on house administration for today's hearing on the capitol police. the hearing record will remain open for five legislative days so members may submit any materials they wish to be included. quorum is present so we might proceed. i mentioned to th

michelle obama sundays on c-span 3. as a complement to the series, c-span's "first ladies," it is available as a hardcover or e-book through your favorite bookstore or online bookseller. >> leeeldin was elected to congress last november. he defeated the democratic incumbent by 4%. as part of the congressional profiles of freshmen representatives, c-span recently sat down with representatives of zeldin. host: what got you interested in public office in the first place? rep. lee zeldin: transitioning into the reserves, i wanted to continue to serve. i came back home, moved about half a mile from where i grew up and i started running for , congress. host: where is that? rep. lee zeldin: long island. a lot of people know the hamptons. this is the district of the hamptons. there are a lot of vineyards agriculture out there, and i live in a small town just west of the hamptons called for caven -- called brookhaven. that is where i live. host: you got out of the reserves and ran for local office? rep. lee zeldin: i ran for congress. i was 27 years old. we got our clock cleaned in that race. i was elected to the state senate, was reelected, elected to congress in 2014. host: what is

michelle obama and eleanor roosevelt. on american history tv on c-span 3 saturday night at 8:00 p.m.'s earn, on lectures and history, university of minnesota professor erica lee to angel island, california, from 1830 to 1930 and how their arrival compared to the europeans to ellis island in new york. sunday afternoon the 1945 production of the true glory which chronicles the events from d-day to the surrender of nazi germany. monday evening at 6:30 on american artifacts the recreation of the grand parade including portraying the u.s. color troops who weren't allowed to participate 150 years ago. find our complete schedule at c-span.org. >>> for he today that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother. be he so vile, this day shallend gentle his condition and men shall themselves acursed that they were not here. >> one drop of blood drawn from thy country's bosom should grieve thee more than streams of foreign gore. >> director of the folger shakespeare library, michael whitmore talks about shakespeare and how politicians use quotes from the famous playwright in their speeches. >> well, sometimes you have to just go with the music of the words. the poetic ima