but to some then, sandberg's tone smacked of wealthy white privilege. criticized in some quarters for failing to appreciate what single parents and non-traditional families go through. now,he's expanded the message to stress the role of government and society in the lives of women. >> we are the only developed country in the world, the only one, without paid maternity leave. and we need that, and paid paternity leave, so men and women are equal. we're one of the only developed countries without paid family leave. i think a lot about going through everything i went through, and also worrying about paying a basic health care bill. about single mothers who wake up every day in this country and worry about whether they can take care of a sick child, or lose their job that they need. about the minimum wage we have, two-thirds of minimum wage workers are women. minimum wage hasn't been raised at the federal level in forever! that's unacceptable. >> woodruff: unexpectedly, joy is also an essential message in the book. it's something sandberg feared she would n

sheryl sandberg talks to us about her new book. an interview you'll see here first. >> but first, happening right now, workers in new orleans taking down a confederate monument that honors whites who resisted the government after the civil war. this is the first of four monuments to be removed. >> today is the 102nd anniversary of the armenian genocide. they view it as a state sponsored effort to kill over 1 million people. the march in l.a. is expected to draw thousands of people today. hey you've gotta see this. c'mon. no. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. >>> good morning to you. 4:53 on this monday morning. and we are looking live from one of our cameras over san jose. things moving along quite nicely in this 5:00 hour. but we'll see what happens.

now facebook sheryl sandberg is redefining what it all means. sharing the pain of her husband's sudden death. >> sitting down with my 7-year-old daughter and 10-year-old son and telling them, you're never going to see your father again. the tech titan starting a new conversation about loss, living a life of resilience, and even daring to find joy. >> we judge people who date, particularly women, after their spouse has died. >>> plus, he's the hip-hop jock of shock. he calls himself charlamagne tha god. but it's what he's calling everyone else that's getting him attention. from kanye -- >> kanye kardashian in the building. >> to drake. >> you look like a thumb with eyebrows. >> it's what he's saying about black privilege that's causing real waves. >>> and -- ♪ candyman makes everything he bakes ♪ >> get your golden ticket, willy wonka's world of pure imagination on broadway, behind the scenes at "charlie and the chocolate factory." cue the oompa loompas. first the "nightline 5." >>> let life in. with new herbal essences. bursting with argan oil o

sandberg says many things have changed for her the last two years. including her gratitude. >> it's so ironic to go through something as traumatic as losing a husband and find greater appreciation for basic things than i had before. but until dave died it never occurred to me that dave could die it which means it never occurred to me i could die or my kids. now as much as i miss dave and the grief still comes and goes, i appreciate every year in a way i didn't before. >> overcoming hardship she says also comes with the help of others. in her book, the facebook executive says, instead of offering to do anything, offer to do something. >> my friend was in the hospital with a sick child. and a friend texted and him said kwla do you not wanton a burger? or i'm in the lobby for a hug the next hour whether you can come down or not. doing something to help people who are facing adversity can be so helpful and making that something specific. >> sandberg says rebuilding herself confidence was difficult. her could author adam grant her some simple advice. >> a

oliver: we got the details on that story in an interview with sheryl sandberg. >> we know sandberg, the lean in, this mix between an emotional and professional person. what we haven't seen so far and what my story is trying to convey is just how much that openness has reflected on her career at facebook and the culture within, and also whether this helps her as a professional. her latest venture into openness, the writing about her husband's death, something no executive to this point has really done shows just how far she is willing to go in order to really connect with people outside of facebook. it seems to be starting this new way of communicating as an executive. she is not really saying it is strategic, but it has helped facebook. facebook is a company in the midst of a lot of image problems more so than financial problems. they are doing great financially, but image wise, this company has had to deal with the fake news debacle, murder being streamed live on their platform, battling regulators in europe and at home. this is a company at odds with donald trump on many issues, and w

. >> recovering from tragedy, facebook's sheryl sandberg, how >>> facebook ceo cheryl sandberg is out with a new book. this one is about recovery from grief. >> from abc morning, speaking with sandberg today about her book and recovery. >> facebook cheryl sandberg is candid about her heartbreak and isolation after the sudden death of her husband, dave goldberg. it's that candor you'll find in that book, option b. >> acknowledge other people's pain. don't not say anything. you can't remind someone they're going through something. you can't remind me dave died, i know that. >> reporter: the title when sandberg was upset about his absence is in father-child activity and option a was not available, she'd have to make the most of option b. >> so often we don't know what to say or do. >> reporter: sandberg said option b is a guidebook not just for the person dealing with the tragedy but those rallying around that person. >> resilience is not something we have a fixed amount of, it's a muscle and we build it and we can build it by helping each other recover and find joy. >> reporter: the bes

then, the prestige, power, and celebrity influence of sheryl sandberg. all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ we are here with editor in chief megan murphy. venezuela, it was an emerging market that was firing on all cylinders. different story today. megan: incredibly different story. the thing i like about this piece is exactly that issue you bring up. there is a quote that says they can't picture a country that has fallen so quickly, so fast, not just economically or markets, but the actual impact on people. it is so alarming. the average venezuelan is losing 19 pounds, the struggle to get access to food. oliver: does this signal a change of ideology or regime shift in terms of political ideology within latin america? absolutely. you have hugo chavez of the most prominent example of someone who swept in on this populist hide. latin america was populist long before we were populist. they were traditionally left somewhat a loan. venezuela had the advantage of having a huge oil economy that was such a large exporter when we had oil prices where the

. >>> facebook ceo cheryl sandberg is out with a new book. it is about recovery from grief. >> jessica castro from abc7 morning spoke with her about her book and her recovery. >> facebook, cheryl sandberg is candid about her heartbreak and isolation after the sudden death of her husband, dave goldberg. it's that candor you'll find in her new book, "option b." >> acknowledge other people's pain. don't not say anything. you can't remind someone about it. you can't remind me dave died, i know that. she was upset about his absence from her child activity and told her option a was not available, she had to make the most of option b. >> so often we don't know what to say or do. >> reporter: she told me option b is a guidebook not just for the person dealing with the tragedy but everyone rallying around that person. >> resilience is not something we have faked amount of. it's a muscle and we build it and we can build it by helping each other recover and helping each other find joy. >> reporter: the best way to help, don't ask, just do. any act of ki

but sheryl sandberg experienced hers very >>> we all face some obstacles and loss in life and sheryl sandberg experienced hers very publicly when she unexpectedly lost her husband. >> the facebook executive release her second book today. our bay area revelations team was the only local tv crew to sit down with sandberg about her new venture. nbc bay area's scott budman has more. >> the book is called "option b, facing ald veracity, building resilience and finding joy." in it she shared how she coped after her husband dave goldberg dialed in an accident in mexico two years ago. >> everyone faces some form of "option b." and it's about how we build resilience. it's nothing it's not something that we have a set amount but something we built. >> the title came out after a conversation sandberg had with a friend. >> we were talking about an activity that dave wasn't able to take my son to and we looked for another option and she said option "a" isn't available so we'll keep the bleep out of option "b." >> until dave day it never occurred to me that dave could die which never occurred to m

we'll be right back with sheryl sandberg!ked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! my next guest is facebook's chief operating officer and founder of the "lean in" movement. please welcome sheryl sandberg. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: well, we last spoke when you dead "lean in" for -- when you did "lean in" for graduates in 2014. since then, you've experienced great loss. for those of you out there who don't know, in 2015, your husband dave died suddenly, and you have now written a book called "option b: facing adversity, building resilience and fi

in "option b: facing adversity, building resilience, and finding joy," sandberg describes the suddendeath of her 47-year-old husband, dave goldberg, two years ago. in an interview to be broadcast on tomorrow's "newshour," sandberg tells judy woodruff how she's recovered. >> the book is trying to help other people hear what i couldn't hear at the beginning. when dave first died, i felt like i was in a void. it does get better. i will always miss dave. i miss dave every day. but that feeling of not being able to breathe has passed. i can breathe now! and sometimes i think of him and cry, but sometimes i think of him and smile. and my children can think of their father and smile. and i want other people going through this to know it's possible. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, sunday. >> sreenivasan: the u.s. navy says a strike group en route to the korean peninsula held routine joint military exercises today with two japanese destroyers in the philippine sea. the u.s. ships could arrive in korean waters within days, vice president mike pence said yesterday in australia. this is the str

we'll be right back with sheryl sandberg!ers and applause ) ( band pla ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! my next guest is facebook's chief operating officer and founder of the "lean in" movement. please welcome sheryl sandberg. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: well, we last spoke when you dead "lean in" for -- when you did "lean in" for graduates in 2014. since then, you've experienced great loss. for those of you out there who don't know, in 2015, your husband dave died suddenly, and you have now written a book called "option b: facing adversity, building res the book to a large degree is about you coping with your loss and trying to find something positive about it and to share that experience and to learn other people's experiences of loss. why was it important for you to share this most personal of experiences? >> when i lost dave suddenly, you know, it's the unimaginable, and you know that because you've lived it too. i'm sure other p

but sheryl sandberg experienced hers very >>> we all say some obstacles and loss in life, but sherylndberg experienced hers publicly when she unexpectedly lost her husband. >> she releases her second book today about loss. our bay area revolutions team was the only tv crew to sit down with her to talk about her new venture. scott budman has more. >> the book is called option b, facing advirsty, building resilience and finding joy. in it, she shares how she coped after her husband dave goldberg died in an accident in mexico two years ago. >> everyone faces some form of option b. no one's life is perfect. option b is about how we build resilience. it's knowing that resilience is not something we have a set amount but something we build. >> the book title came about after a conversation sandberg had with a friend. >> my friend phil when i lost dave, we were talking about an activity that dave wasn't there to take my son to. we came up with another option, someone else to cover. and i looked at him and said, but i want dave. and she said, well, option a isn't available so we're going to

sheryl sandberg, thank you for being here.really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> follow me on facebook and twitter at jaketapper. tweet the show at the lead. i'm jake tapper. tune in tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. i turn you over now to one mr. don lemon with "cnn tonight." thank you for watching. >>> the trump white house internal as the clock ticks to the president's 100th day in office. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. president trump has had his troubles with federal judges. a judge in san francisco blocking the executive order on immigration. riance priebus says the ninth circuit is going bananas. >>> michael flynn may have broke the law when he failed to properly disclose payments on russia. joining me is mark preston, gloria borger and pamela brown. also philip mudd, jack kingston and michael moore, the former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. good evening, everyone. pamela, we'll start with you for the news on this. the latest on the state of the russian investigation. and parti

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emily spoke to sheryl sandberg.ped away in that instant. and so i turned to my friend adam gray who is a psychologist, and asked him what i could do. how do i get my kids through this, how do i get myself through this? and i learned that resilience is not something we have a set amount of. it's a muscle. we build it, we build it in ourselves, in each other. in our children. and option b is our attempt to share what we learned. from the researchers who have studied this for a really long time, from other people who have faced all forms of adversity. and how do you get away then from that sense that what you were feeling at the worst moment would be with you forever? it's about rejecting permanence. in psychologist language. it's about when it is so bad, knowing or believing it can get better. those early moments of grief. i felt i was sucked into a void, like i could barely breathe. my brother—in—law talked about it, david's brother, as a boot stuck on his chest, pushing him in. and people told me, who had been throu

. >> monday motivation and i got to tell you we had the perfect person for that, sheryl sandberg. and she has a powerful message about coming back after loss. the death, sudden unexpected death of her dear husband, dave, and she has something that many of us can relate to about how you come back from that kind of loss. >> can't wait to hear from her. we've got something to make this monday we're taking you behind the scenes of broadway's new hit show "charlie and the chocolate factory." [ cheers and applause ] >>> and all of your favorite characters are back, so much anticipation and bringing of course pure imagination to life just for us and for why you guys coming up. >>> first to amy with the morning rundown. >> i saw that musical last night. it is spectacular, cannot wait for that. >>> in the meantime we talk about the news and the big story this morning, a new round of threats from north korea warning the u.s. to get out of south korea or face war. president trump addressed the escalating tensions overnight, conferring by phone with the leaders of japan and china after north

sandberg on "ellen" last hour ...e facebook c-o-o is tki >>> well you may have caught cheryl sandberg on ellen last year the facebook ceo is talking about overcoming grieve. >> at the end of the every day write down thee things you did well. firstist i was like three things i did well? made tea has less seweda snfrmt but writing it down forced me end of the day that focus on things that went well. >> you may remember two years ago her husband suddenly died during of an accident. now she is sharing her personal story in the book called option b. . coming up at 6:00 tonight her advice to others on coping with grief on the life lessons she learned. >> >>> it's like taking a ride on the drone. this is the flying car as imagined by google cofounder layer page yit hawk flew flier made where the place of the wright brothers successful flight. it probably won't be the answer to rush how nightmare. the it qualifies as ultralight you don't need a pilot's lies. >> you won't have to take the ferry anymore. >> land swer somewhere

but sheryl sandberg's leanin.org is helping the event gain traction on social media. equal pay day is always on a tuesday because that's how long women would have to work in to the next week to make as much as their male counterparts. >>> a tax break that many californians count on may be in jeopardy. republicans in washington are calling for eliminating the federal deduction for state and local taxes. that essentially reduces the amount of a filer's taxable income. the l.a. times points out that will hurt california taxpayers pretty hard. the deduction saved californians $101 billion last year. >>> a major milestone for bay area based tesla. its market value now ranks above the ford motor company. here are the numbers. electric carmaker now has a market capitalization of $48 billion. that's more than ford's $45 billion value. and it's just below general motors which is valued at $51 billion. take a look at the dramatic difference in the number of cars each company produces. last year tesla delivered fewer than 80,000 vehicles around the world while ford delivered 6.7

facebook chief operating officer sheryl sandberg and psychologist adam grant offer their thoughts on resilience after life-changing setbacks in opposite to be and mark lawyer provides a history of the us special forces and their role in the world today in oppose any foe. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> tonight we have mary jennings hegar with her book "shoot like a girl: one woman's dramatic fight in afghanistan and on the home front" which details her time serving in afghanistan. [applause] and her fight to eliminate the military's ground combat exclusion policy which cost female arm servicemembers from serving in combat roles.she is here in austin with her family and works as an executive coach and consultant and goes back to her all the water by

. >>> plus facebook's sheryl sandberg has a new book.x" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york city, this is "squawk box." ♪ >>> good morning, welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square. take a look at the futures this morning. they are surging following the french election results. you're seeing the dow looks like it would open up about 230 points higher, s&p 500 up over 30 points and the nasdaq up to 60 points higher. we'll have a lot more on all of this in just a moment. take a quick look at europe adds well. germany's dax up over 3%. the italian ftse up over 4%, spain over 3%, so all in the green in a big way. >>> french voters have shut out the mainstream for the first time in the country's history and on may 7th there will be a runoff between the populist marine le pen and centrist emmanuel macron. will has more. >> reporter: yes, indeed. so the market is rallying based on the belief voters will unite against marine le pen in the second ro

ryan sandberg, herbie jenkinson billy williams in the 30 degrees weather there. cubs players took turns pulling on the rope to raise the banner to bring the world series trophy to the cubs fans who waited so long for that moment. after the ceremonies, the cubs play the dodgers had completed their celebration with the 3-to weigh in with their home opener. the miami heat kept their postseason hopes alive by routing cleveland cavaliers 124-121 with one game left. they are tied with chicago so it's in its regular-season game, miami hosts washington chicago host strickland and india host atlanta. the heat need to win combined with the loss by either the pacers for the bulls. los angeles teams have cleaned house. they fired head coach darryl sutter and dean lombardi. those changes come after the kings missed a playoff for the second time in three years. they have not won a playoff run since winning the stanley cup in june of 2014. lauren: it may be spring but feels like summer from the east coast. meteorologist said they do say what their forecasts. do we need sunscree

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and dave sandberg, a former friend of mine, sarah sandberg's husband.e not going to miss an interview with the lawyer who was working from the doctor that was taken from that plane. the united airlines plane that we've been talking about for the past couple weeks. so, that's what's on tap this morning. >> yeah, i remember his news conference watching united stock taking the hit. andrew, we'll see you in a few moments. we're back here with tom lee, talking about the impact on stock. we've got a few heavyweights this week. p & g, the dow components and big techs like amazon and microsoft. >> yes, i think earning are always a pretty good news story. we still have the view that we're going to cycle the expansion and i think finally profits are turning a profit recession last year. but, you know, i think for us, the reason we're not embracing a lot of this more strongly i think risk reward is still an issue for us, valuation. >> you know what you're going to hear today, tom which is, yeah, sure, stocks are expensive, but nothing's been able to get this marke

. >> well, it has been nearly two years since sheryl sandberg's h husband's sudden death in mexico. they are showing her healing process in a new book. our bay area revelations team is the only local television crew to sit down with sandberg and talk to her about her new venture. tomorrow morning on today in the bay, watch our exclusive interview as she haishares her advice with others coping with grief and life lessons she's learned. >> still to come, it is a critical week ahead for the president's controversial border wall plan. might end up shutting down the government. >> also for the first time an interview with this man accused of shooting and killing four men in fresno. why he specifically chose his victims. >> and your monday around san francisco could require you to dust off the umbrellas once again. gusty winds later. coming up we'll give you the hour by hour outlook for when we expect the most rain over the next couple of days when we come right back. a federal budget needs to be passed by saturday, or the >> a budget battle is blueing in washington tonight. a budget need

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local news on "cbs this morning," more of norah o'donnell's interview with facebook executive sheryl sandberg >>> plus, we'll talk with nikki hal haleys, the u.s. ambassador over the ongoing tensions with north korea and we'll talk about the declaration of independent bound in an unsuspected place. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> new this morning, a man is shot and killed inside east germantown home. we'll tell you what authorities say happened just before the gunfire broke out. >> a new round of nfl draft closures goes into effect tonight. hear from neighbors say they're not happy with the restrictions, plus, finds out what the city is saying. on. >> and it is set to be a soggy start to the work week. katie is tracking showers, she as also here to tell us when temperatures will be back into the 80s. sounds good to me, today's monday, april 24, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, kicking off another week, i lik

. >> it is nearly two years since sheryl sandberg's husband died on a stent, and saccident, and sharing her h story. ll aheow make sure that you hear her interview on "today in the bay. ""she will talk about grief and the life lessons that she has learned. >> still ahead, the people watching the polls in france and why the presidential election there in france is call eded a turning point for europe. >> and also, wildlife in action. "making scenes caught in r sperey bay. >>> right now, sunny and 66 in san jose, and tomorrow, likely a different storstory. cooler temperatures, and a lot more cloud cover to bring some rain to the dry radar right now, and we will talk about the rain ahead in a big warmup in the seven-day forecast when we come back. tonight -- surprising results so far, in nc >>> and now no the developing story that we are following overseas. surprising results so far in france's presidential election. the voters there snubbed the country's establishment and dhuzing marine le pen a political outsider, and emanuel macron to face each other in a runoff. this is is watched by m

the original way to fuel your day. >>> facebook's cheryl sandberg is out with a new book.er husband ease death she explains how she pulls meaning out of her tragedy to help people get through their hard times. here's more from our conversation from cbs sunday morning including parts you did not see yesterday. >> it seemed like a normal day. we got up in the morning, had breakfast with the group, went on a hike. >> cheryl and her husband david goldberg were vacationing with friends two years ago. >> tell me about the moment you realized something was wrong. >> i had been asking where he was. has anyone seen dave. they said, he was going to the gym. maybe he's back if the room. maybe he's out with friends. when he didn't show up for dinner, i said, he's not here. my sister yelled out where's the gym. >> what did you find? >> he was leeing on the floor, his head was turned and thrust with a little bit of blood under his head. i had just screamed. >> what were your initial thoughts? >> i thought he had fallen off the exercise ma kmeen. that's what the initial report said. then

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sandberg says it is a struggle to rebuild her life but she embraces joy any way she can these days. >>> an international social media milestone for you tube. according to c nabz, one of its multichannel networks ula will enter the market. driving over 8 7 million monthly views. facebook and google are struggling to gain ground in the chinese market. >>> ahead, a birthday for a san francisco giant as the team tries to keep the momentum going at home. more sports coming up. >>> first, happening now, parents are preparing to send their kids back to school tomorrow in san bernardino after a shooting that left a teacher and an 8-year-old boy dead. we have posted that story on our website. and nearly a third of properties in san mateo county may be at rick of rising sea levels. that's according to a new study we have posted on line. officials say the eroding coastline has been made worse by all of our recent storms. back with more news in a moment. a frustrating night for giants fans -- after a glimmer of hope in the ninth. =vo= to at&t park -- w p >>> frustrating night for giants fans afte

it's that statistic those like facebook ceo sheryl sandberg are trying to break down. the #20 percent counts, arcing that if women make 20% less than men they should at least pay 20% less for purchases. local businesses are getting in on the action with 300 businesses in over 25 major cities offering 20% discounts or special offers today. and later this morning on capitol hill, democrats will reintroduce legislation to strengthen protections for women in the workplace. >>> another major sexual harassment lawsuit at fox news. now advertisers are pulling out. also in louisiana, a funnel cloud tosses a car around like a toy as you can see. strong winds in georgia ripping through the roof of a firehouse while lightning has been blamed for an apartment complex fire in alabama. more severe thunderstorms are expected today. >> let's check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins who is tracking it all. >> good morning. yesterday was a dangerous day, 15 reported tornadoes, mostly in georgia. a lot of damaging wind reports. the setup for wednesday looks worse, maybe one of the wor

. >>> chersheryl sandberg's recen title on the list, widow. latest book "option b" is out.ails devastating loss, coped and found her new resilience. the grief felt like a void, she told the associated press, like it was sucking in and pushing on me, pulling me in, and i couldn't even see or breathe. i want other people going through things that believe it does get better. so nice to see her around this better part of the entire ordeal she's been through. >> i always enjoy reading what she has to say, that is for sure. okay. richard simmons back home after a recent hospital stay. he gave a shout out to doctors and nurses of cedar sinai. they make you feel good even though you're in the hospital for feeling bad. the fitness guru checked in. out of the public eye since 2014, thanked first responders and military for the work they do. >> a lot of people hearing him, seeing him at one point or another is what people are looking for. i want to wish happy birthday singer songwriter "american idol" winner kelly clarkson. barbara streisand celebrates 75th year. shirley mclane turns

. >>> well it has been nearly two years since cheryl sandberg's husband's sudden death while on vacation and now she is sharing her healing process in a new book. we are the only local television crew to sit down with her to talk about her new venture. tomorrow morning you could watch the interview on today in the bay with her interview as she talks about advice to others when it comes to coping with grief and the life lesson she's learned since losing her husband. >>> still to come, the president's performance. what new members reveal about his acontroversial as he approaching his -- his approval as he approaches his 100th day in office. >>> and the election in france. what that could mean for the country and the rest of the world and how the french community is reacting here in the bay area. >>> france's presidential election ringing familiar with what the u.s. experienced last november. voters sent a message to the france establishment electing marine le pen and outsider emanuel macron in a runoff. it sets up a dual between a young candidate and very little political experience. versu

it's that statistic those like sheryl sandberg are trying to break down. the #20 percent counts, arcing that if women make 20% less than men they should at least pay 20% less for purchases. local businesses are getting in on the action with 300 businesses in over 25 major cities offering 20% discounts or special offers today. and later this morning on capitol hill, democrats will reintroduce legislation to strengthen protections for women in the workplace. >>> harrison ford is free and clear, ford will not lose his pilot's license or be fined after that airport scare that saw the actor coming in for a landing on a taxiway instead of a runway at a southern california airport back in february. flying right over the top of a packed passenger jet. the faa completed its investigation with no punishment for the actor. >>> ahead another major sexual harassment lawsuit at fox news, advertisers pulling out. in louisiana funnel cloud tosses a car around look here, like a toy, strong winds in georgia rip add roof from a fire house. lightning blamed for an apartment c

. >>> in cheryl sandberg's new book she is sharing the personal journey after the dead of her husband. >> no one's life is perfect. some of the traumas are big, like losing a husband suddenly but and some of the traumas are small. but we all face them. what matters is what we do to fine the path forward. >> she says she is overcoming the hardship with the help of family, friends and her communities. >>> it's supposed to keep you healthy and active. that wasn't the case for one woman. she claims they are pit bit caught on fire while she was wearing it is. the bay area based company is now on damage control. our business and tech reporter scott budmans that details. >> reporter: look at these pictures. they have been blurred because of their graphic nature, but they are images of the second-degree burn dina mitchell a milwaukee woman said she suffered after wearing her if i had bit flex 2 device for only two weeks. >> fit bit itself totally melted. the bracelet melted. and i got pieces of plastic burned into my arm. >> reporter: pieces of plastic dina says her doctor had to pick out of

facebook coo cheryle sandberg says on average women in the u.s.t 20% less than men in the same job. foundation 20% counts campaign makes that point with this video, imagine ago woman's day with 20% less of everything. that's your cbs money watch report. for more log on to cbsmoneywatch.com n new york, i'm roxanna. >> well, new moms can now bond with their babies in a very special way. this is one of the new all private mother-baby rooms at einstein medical center in philadelphia. the 28 rooms allow newborns to stay with their mothers day and night, and it encourages bonding and lets families with their new babies. >> coming up after the break, another check on traffic. >> and, japanese culture week in full bloom. learn what's in store today as the celebration continues. katie? >> well, guys, definately looking ahead to some spring-like thunderstorms out there today. thankfully nothing severe. but later in the week, a different system bridges that threat of severe weather. we will talk about it on the prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales

facebook's cheryle sandberg says on average women in the united state earn about 20% less than men doing the same job. hundreds every businesses will mark today with 20% discount, mostly going to women. ups is launching saturday delivery to keep up with on line shoppers demands, custom kearse pick up their packages that day, as well. ups first tested saturday delivery in atlanta, los angeles, and philadelphia, and they say it was a success. and there is a new way to shop on line, adam son. com without a credit or debit card. so amazon cash will let customers add funds to their on lynam son account. it works like this. if you are checking out at a participating retailer, in person, you can give the clerk some extra cash. scan a bar code. that amount will immediately appear in your amazon store account. now, you could shop at that retailer on line, later, jim, rahel? >> jill, i feel like all of these ways to pay is so confusing, apple pay, dunkin' donuts app, starbucks app, like i don't know where my money is any more. >> well that's a problem. >> i watch my money, jill, you know me. thrif

among those speaking out - facebook's - sheryl sandberg and house minority leader nancy pelosi.the ncaa says it will consider north carolina as a host for championship events again after the state rolled back a law that limited protections for lgbtq people. today ncaa officials say they reviewed moves to repeal the so-called "bathroom bill" and replace it with a compromise law. the ncaa said the new law "meets the minimal ncaa requirements" while expressing some concerns about provisions within it.the statement says a majority of the board "reluctantly voted" to consider bids from north carolina. that state's governor spoke out today. "they recognized progress in the legislation and they recognized that even though it didn't have everything they wanted it was enough for them to come back and help us in the fight and to help us continue to improve our laws." (grant)back in september...the ncaa pulled seven events from north carolina for the 2016-17 season...to protest the bathroom bill.that included big money makers like the n-c-a-a men's basketball tournament. (grant)advertisers