i share the cheryl sandburg point of view which is that women think of power differently.limbing the ladder. it's about having broad influence and we make other choices. we don't necessarily -- when women start companies, the reason i believe that there's no female mark zuckerberg is women start companies to create businesses they want to work for. often they leave big companies in corporate america and they just get tired of the huge institution and they want to create their own companies and they don't want to create fortune 500 companies. guys start companies mainly to make money and build really big businesses. i actually think that we're never going to get to parity at the top of large corporate america. i think it's important to make progress. it's really wonderful right now to have role models like cheryl sandburg and marissa mayer. marissa mayer is the youngest ceo male or female in the fortune 500. it's really cool that 82-year-old warren buffett is responding to these young women by speaking out for the first time in a big way about women in work. >> i was lookin

cheryl sandburg wrapped up her talk. joins us now. >> reporter: well, there was quite a bit of talk about sheryl sandburg's talk, but the real focus were on the business of face book and how it is making more money on mobile inparticular. take a listen. >> how do you split your roles? >> look, i report to him. everything reports to him. the question is what does he spend more of his time on and what do i spend more of my time on. we are very naturally split. he is product and engineering and design. what he really wants to do is be in the office in his conference room with product teams reviewing products. that's what he loves to do. >> so what do you do? >> i help run the company. i run the sales team and the deal teams and the marketing and help build the business side of the business. >> now as the question of whether one of zukkerberg's new products, facebook home, has been a disappointment, sandberg said it will be a long road and they believe we are on the path to make phones more social. they do consider it very e

the power of the storm captured on security cameras at carl sandburg college as torrential rain sent floodwaters bursting through the doors. tonight, no let-up. watches and warnings covered several states as severe storms target the same communities devastated last week. >> the ingredients today and thursday are very similar to what we saw back when shawnee and moore, oklahoma, were hit ten days ago. the instability is there. the turning of the winds that allowed the storms to rotate. when they do, they drop tornadoes. >> reporter: the severe weather is pushing through just as moore is trying to regain its footing. crosses outside plaza towers elementary a somber reminder of last week's loss. as the cleanup continues tonight, there is intense focus on the forecast. no one is letting their guard down here. communities like this are on high alert tonight. while the system is moving to the north and east it is doing so slowly meaning kansas and oklahoma will have warnings for at least the next 24 hours. brian? >> janet shamlian with just one of the crews covering this tonight in pratt,

facebook chief operating officer, cheryl sandburg will be today's keynote speaker. she recently moved up on the world's most powerful women. she holds the number six spot from number ten. she is the top tech leader and follows first lady michelle obama and former first lady of the united states, hillary clinton. >> from facebook, with he e go twitter. they are taking new measures to make sure nobody hacks your account. the newer and cheaper electric call that's out there. for that and more, we turn things over to seema mody live at cnbc world headquarters that will have a look at how futures are trading. good morning >>> good morning. futures sharply lower after stocks fell wednesday. ben bernanke suggesting that the fed could start tapering its economic stimulus program this year. there is a sea of red in global markets in reaction to weak manufacturing data out of china. >>> we also get data out to the unemployment, manufacturing and new home sales. the dow, which had been up 150 points in yesterday around the morning time closed down 80 points to close at 15,307,

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you know, all the issues you hear about, you know, the sheryl sandburgs and ann marie slaughters of thehat was it like for you working in a very male organization? >> i never felt any overtdiscrimination except in military issues. then the men would have, i think it's an instinctive reaction or programmed reaction and then you get them past them and it's okay. there would be that moment where you say, i know about this. i realize i'm a woman, but this tank -- >> let me ask you a couple questions about something that everybody wonders about. watching the movie "man hunt" the documentary, might have given people the impression that you were maya in "zero dark thirty." would that be accurate? >> that would not be accurate. i would never take that away from the people who were finding bin laden. i left the agency prior to them catching him. >> is there a maya? >> there were targeting officers and analysts involved in the hunt for bin laden, and i'm very proud of all of them. i think they did an amazing job. there were a handful of very dedicated people who were a part of that in addition to

cheryl sandburg's book and i really feel like there is just this incredible push towards women and workredefining our roles. what do you think about that? what is your -- >> we can redefine, but sometimes the old school is the true school. i think we all as women today in our society are benefiting from being able to work and have kids and being able to fantasize about having a life partner whether it's marriage or just live and love together. >> that's the wendy way. >> that's the wendy way. a little modern and a little old-fashioned and a whole lot of messy. >> real pleasure to sit down with her. ask wendy is available in book stores now. we'll be right back. new car! hey! [squeals] ♪ [ewh!] [baby crying] the great thing about a subaru is you don't have to put up with that new car smell for long. introducing the versatile, all-new subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. welwhere new york state is... investing one billion dollars to attract and grow business. where companies like geico are investing in technology & finance. welcome to the state where cutting taxes fo

all the issues that you hear about, you know, the cheryl sandburgs and ann marie of the world. >> i nevermination except when i touched military issues. then the men would have, i think it's instinctive reaction or programmed reaction and then you can get them past that and then it would be okay. you have to say, no, i do know about this. >> let me ask a couple questions about something that everybody wonders about. watching the movie "manhunt" the documentary might have given people the impression that you, nada, were mia in "zero dark 30" would that be accurate? >> that would never be accurate. i would never take that away from the people who worked on finding bin laden. i left the agency prior to them catching him. >> is there a mia? >> i would say there were targeting officers and analysts involved in the hunt for bin laden. and i'm very proud of all of them. i think they did do an amazing job. there were a handful of very dedicated people who were part of that. in addition to the people that built the initial intelligence like gina benoit and cindy. >> but no single person? >> that i

this is a university carl sand sandburg in illinois. big time flooding nobody injured there.king about temperatures that have reached the 80s in a few spots. santa rosa 80 degrees this afternoon that's actually your current temperature too. livermore though 69 degrees, concord 72, san jose 67, warmer than yesterday but still below normal. that's going to change. overnight tonight a couple of degrees cooler than this morning as we won't be cloudy. vallejo down to 51, livermore 49, san jose 51, and san francisco tomorrow morning 51 degrees. daly city typically a cloudy and cool spot, milder tomorrow with late-day sunshine. our microclimate forecast spot for tonight and tomorrow 65 degrees. look at friday. you will be sunny no fog with a high of 71 degrees. things are changing. low pressure moving out. it's been with us a week and a half keeping temperatures down even with some sunshine five to 10 degrees below normal but that's all off to the east causing flooding problems. for us now we look off to the west upstream and we see a big ridge of high pressure getting closer to us

and then watch what happens when floodwaters crash through the doors of a building at carl sandburg collegelinois. heavy storms brought 4 inches of rain into that area in less than an hour. classes are cancelled through friday. >>> demolition is expected to begin next hour on what's left of the plaza towers elementary school in moore, oklahoma. seven people lost their lives when a tornado ripped through moore last week. last night a benefit concert for tornado victims aired on nbc. ♪ >> that, of course, country singer miranda lambert who had trouble getting through her song at that star-studded event that was organized by her husband, blake shelton. >>> the national weather service is upgrading its supercomputers to help predict storms. money for the $25 million upgrade is part of the hurricane sandy supplemental bill that was recently approved by congress. sandy revealed a potential weakness in the american system when weather computers in europe more accurately predicted the path of that storm. >>> and we're getting a first look this morning at the medals for the 2014 winter olympics in s

d dan is ceo of t-- and from the valley where zuckerberg and s d sandburg came together.k about haves from the have-nots in the valley. >> you have companies more focused on the desktop, in tell, microsoft and then companies leveraging mobility, particularly in the internet space. facebo facebooks earnings up. dollars on mobility up. dollar per user up. you also see yelp up. companies really focused on being on multiple devices being agnostic and other companies looking through the rear view mirror. >> do you think it will become more pronounced in quarters to come? >> i think it will be extremely pronounced in the next couple of years. the pc is not part of the current gwenrationeneration's v. they don't think about it. they use notebooks for college but live their life on smaller screens and aren't tethered down to anything and increased usage pretty dramatic. >> what about the advertisement itself, you're an old ad guy. >> i take exception to old. >> you're vintage. you're seasoned. >> i am. i'm nostalgic. >> the money is still not there in enormous quantities in terms

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overnight, dramatic just released security footage from carl sandburg college. comes pouring in from the torrential downpours. up to 5 inches of rain fell in just two hours. >> way too close for comfort. >> reporter: from texas to nebraska reports of at least 20 tornadoes. this beast tearing through the land near bennington, kansas. storm chasers capturing that mile-wide wedge tornado. >> there's a tornado right here! >> oh, go, go, go. >> reporter: in michigan high winds damaging several homes in genesee county toppling power lines, downing trees, demolishing this bar. thankfully no one was inside and in northwestern pennsylvania a reported tornado where one person was injured. in california, dry conditions and high winds are fueling brush fires. this one north of los angeles is threatening an amusement park. >> anything that burns at all like grass, we want to hop right on that. >> reporter: iowa suffering from days on end of too much rain, many of its rivers now at risk of flood. workers in one county used pumps to shoot water through the air to keep this roa

but the all things digital tech and media conference welcome tim cook, cheryl sandburg and elan musk stage this week. they kept quiet about new product announcements, but motorola made its move back into mobile. now, having taken a back seat to apple and samsung among others, the once dominant cell phonemaker will be launching the moto x later on this year. intel may have engineered a much needed win in the mobile space. a reuters source says samsung electronics, they've chosen intel to produce more for its chip market. samsung has been using chipped provided by arm holdings for an its droid tablets. adam is still with us from ovum. adam, motorola, when i started covering the tech market some 13 years ago, 10 years ago, motorola was the thing. this is the big mobilemaker everybody said had to have a cutting edge on design. where are they now? >> and that's his fall from grace. they've now been acquired by google and they've just spent a lot of time restructuring the company to try and refocus their efforts. they're looking largely to focus on americas and that's north america as well

. >> this happened at carl sandburg college.lso tossed the furniture around there. >> and look at this video, weather drama on the field during last night's texas rangers/arizona diamondbacks game. the rangers grounds crew rushing to try to get a tarp on the field, really struggling to control it. i've never seen anything like this, and i watch a lot of baseball. suddenly, rain, wind and lightning moved in. the weather, as you can imagine, definitely postponed the game. >> wow! look at them trying struggle to get a hold of that tarp. >> that's crazy. >> seems to be no help for the storm-weary. >> indra petersons is tracking all of this for us, outside in the heat. >> hard to believe. it's 5:30 in the morning and already a little sticky, about 75 degrees in new york. don't let the fog fool you, 70 degrees, 70% humidity and we have another about 20 degrees to warm up today. that's what it's going to feel like today in the northeast. let's look at the maps. we're expecting a heat wave, three days of temperatures in the 90-degree ma

carl sandburg university. watch this water, talk about a flash flood coming in, blowing the doors out from the front. look at that, danger, wet ground, wet floors. that gets washed away as well. we're going to see more weather like this today. why? we've got a big warm air mass coming on in. cold air into it. from wichita falls all the way to des moines, we have the risk of strong storms. we may be looking at tornado watches later today from des moines all the way to wichita falls. oklahoma city as well. on the radar, already, strong storms firing up from wichita, kansas city, tulsa, oklahoma. the other problem, besides tornadoes, flood watches in effect stretching from la crosse, joplin, back through the plain states. may see some flood warnings. these areas have picked up 5 to 6 inches of rain, and more heavy rain anywhere from 3 to 5 inches from chicago to kansas city, davenport and quincy. big problems later today on into tomorrow. savannah, matt, and natalie. >> thank you, and we'll get the rest of the fo