. >> reporter: shari rush has a few projects she's working on these days, some bigger than others.en there's the big job of beating breast cancer. that's been on her to-do list for six years now. >> i found a lump, ignored it for several months, and finally went into the doctor and found out that it was spread all over my body. >> reporter: shari is fond of saying attitude is everything in the fight. well, almost everything. >> go, go, go! score! >> reporter: there's also heather mccollough, debbie bordeaux, and heather solari. she's not sure she could have done it without them as well. >> that is the first time we all got together and we all met. >> reporter: it was two years ago that these four women all from eastern contra costa county and all battling breast cancer found each other. their bond was fast and strong and has quickly spread. the group they formed, survivor sisters, now boasts 80 members on facebook. each woman giving each other the right support at the right time. >> i can't say enough. i bow down to them. >> they have also given themselves a project, this one. deci

for the opportunity if you'd like a more interesting alert i'd suggest wearing a bow tie with us shari can i see of course you'll be a true gentleman. of course i was shocked at first i'd never come across a new body with such a disease label who looked like that. but i knew i needed him a new way that's the kind of person i am looks have never mattered to me it's much more important was inside him to like it is beautiful i want you to like it too i do i like a new way no matter what sure you're wearing i know what women are like you might say i'm not going anywhere with you or your badly dressed. i told her from the outset quite plainly that i was ill and i would often send her photos so that she'd have no illusions about what i looked like. if she would send me her photos to. she look unkempt and without makeup. asking me whether i like turn not i answered of course i do. the woman i love will always be beautiful to me even in curlers a dressing gown and slippers simply because i love or because she's dear to me. how can i not love her with their arms around me we cuddle and i know s

shari please understand i think i'm just going to jump in very very quickly i'm sorry sir it's got a bit of a time delay here forgive me please we understand here to want to ask you quickly beginning rumors that this deadly attack. may have been intended. to think about. yes indeed investigators have actually mentioned that the woman who carried out this attack thirty year old. from dagestan had coconspirators to attack moscow in fact she was supposed to be on her way to moscow two other men from dagestan were waiting for her there reportedly and these two men are also wanted for twin terror attacks took place in dagestan back in may of two thousand and twelve another man dimitri love is also there also on the hunt for him he's an ethnic russian who were reportedly her boyfriend. she then converted into islam and his parents are actually searching for him and they went on russian television searching for dimitri sokolove. looking for clues as to where he may be investigators say he was also supposed to be on his way to moscow to apparently carry out an attack there or the latest on t

resolution on syria middle east commentator and blogger col shari says this attack shows the political reality in libya where we need to be looking at the deteriorating security situation in libya which is a reflection of the overall kind of political bankruptcy and the lack of political momentum for change towards let's say a stable democratic future and this is only one manifestation of a whole sterner range of manifestations of that complete divorce a divorce reality between those who supposedly exercise and fail office exercised democratic power and those who have their guns on the streets. you see all sorts of abuses i mean there are there is there are various at derrick's there's the implementation of their own laws there's. oil production so we're looking at a host of problems that is that libya is far from even stepping in the right direction towards a transition and that's what we're constantly produce insincere dence like this in the absence of any clear political control. and on our c dot com for you right now farewell to the queen gambia announces it no longer has anything

shari might have gotten it, it went to goreski. we mentioned years of poor performance.rea young pointing out the company was run into the ground by her. >> you're willing to buy into the fact that the turn around is occurring? >> i will buy into mccoy. everyone tells me she's great. they've got a lot of key markets. they have to build in the infrastructure. look out, avon can come back because she's a strong leader. >> cody came after them and cody now a public company as well. >> yeah. i think it's time to buy. if you're going to go, you better strike right now. proctor, we'll upgrade that. why? leadership. they say they're finally getting together developing markets, they think they're going to make a comeback. be careful, unilever has stumbled lately. it's not that expensive a stock. it is a very well run company. >> it is, although a.j. is not going to be there a long time. there's a longer line in plano, texas to take over for ulmer. >> you had him on the board of shame and then he came here. >> he came off. he was not that kind of guy, mcdonald. i thought when a g

in fact, their standard has been dubbed in the industry as the shari pick, because in a business where freshness reigns, there is simply no room for error. >> so we have very particular standards that we go through. sometimes, the fields, when the crop is good, will actually have them pick a berry to our exact specifications, our minimum sizes. so we don't just take any berry. it has to be of a certain quality, a certain size. >> the relationship with growers is premiere. in fact, we--when we get a relationship started, we like to show them what our final product looks like. in fact, we like to send them boxes of shari's berries now and then in thanks for their efforts and also so they see what the final product looks like. >> the company estimates they did up to 2 million strawberries, used 60 tons of chocolate, and shipped to more than 200,000 homes every year. >> everybody remembers and can tell you the story about the day they first received shari's berries. and that's how we came up with thmoniker, the unforgettable gift. >> from berries covered in ooey, gooey chocolate and shower