the fan claims sheryl crow stole money from him. sheryl crow says he's crazy. a.j.ng. >> good morning, carol. pretty scary situation for sheryl crow. "the huffington post" is reporting a judge in los angeles has granted a temporary retraining order against a man she accuses of threatening to shoot her. according to the report it's phillip gordon sparks and he will be required to stay 100 yards away from the singer and not attempt to contact her, her family, or anyone working with her. tmz reported crow feared for her life and was seeking a court order and in documents obtained by the website, crow said she's scared of sparks because of angry online tirades she calls delusional where he claims she had stolen money from him and broken into her house -- or broken into his house trying to steal his gun as well. he also allegedly told an employee at the screen actors guild offices in los angeles that he was just going to shoot her and film executive harvey weinstein. a hearing on a protective order scheduled for august 14th. i have known sheryl crow for a very long time.

. >> and why is it that you think we're still in circumstance, even though sheryl sandberg has written a lot about having a good partner. which i hope i am my wife, we're in a situation where we both work at a certain level of demand and care fof our three children and really manage that. why do you think it's still so difficult for women more than men to find that balance? >> well that's a hard one. my husband's fabulous, he's a full-time tenured professor and he took care of our sons during the week when i was in washington and i would commute home on the weekends. so absolutely, having a fully engaged co-parent as a spouse is essential. but over time, when you have kids and particularly if they need you, and my kids needed us more as teenagers, not very surprisingly, i think many women feel that tug. that tug of you know, i'm responsible to my children and i'm also career professional. in ways that mean they are more likely to take time out. now that may again change but i think a lot of men feel, i'm providing for my family. i might want to take more time. but i can't. i have to ta

it's made in sheryl, new york.s open. >> that has a nice weight to it. >> it's stunning. this is a company that's been in business since the 1800s. they were struggling because of the outsourcing but america is putting them back to work. and they really need our support. >> where are they located? >> sheryl, new york. libertytableware.com. this is made in michigan. >> love michigan! >> it's all michigan glacial hardwood. like the cherry wood, it's sustainably managed forests so they replenish the forests. this is all made by hand. their price point is also excellent. they have cutting boards, tools for your nonstick pans, for your woks. they have a nice little wine rack for you gals. >> what do you mean by that? >> we take our rack everywhere we go. >> this is art goodies, a small company, a grand rapids, michigan, studio. everything is made with 100% organic cotton and vintage fabrics. she's got these little pillows, aprons, block prints, all done by hand. >> good for her. >> wonderful. >> this is a company called

sheryl is the first we have up. we will see video in a moment. she writes that amputees have a particularly hard time. it takes almost twice as long to walk and with prosthetics. without exercise, wheelchair users have a higher risk of obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. talk about the care giver, and what they do with all of this. >> many of them are young. soldiers and marines are 18, 19, 20. when they get married, their wives are 19, 20. very often, the couple would get married. a few months later, the husband would go to war. a few weeks after that, he would come home in bandages, in a coma. the young wife, who has been married a few months to this person, is now in charge of taking care of that person for their lifetimes. imagine the shock, the grief, to see your loved one in that kind of position, and it slowly dawning on you you will have to learn to take care of this person. you will have to immediately learn to change dressings, to administer iv's, to keep track of dozens of medications. it is an enormous responsibility, and it comes a

. >> i talked with sheryl walch by phone. >> sean was killed in afghanistan last november. he was a military policeman with the national guard outfit out of san jose but before his military service, he met sean when he was plex morer with the san jose police department. >> he made it quite clear he wanted to be a canine handler. >> he died at age 22 but what his mom says his desire to be a dream of canine handler. last tuesday she gave a $10,000 donation to the deficit santa clara. >> the donation allows for a replacement canine for the santa clara police. >> hero was retired from the police force last month, his replacement, argo will hit the streets. >> we met argo through his handler. what a perfect team to honor my son's memory. >> at a time when police departments are seen tight budgets the hope is to continue helping local departments with the cost associated with keeping the canine unit. >>> a control report is shedding new light on the nation's mortgage meltdown. country wide mortgage medicine made hundreds of loans to congressional and government officials. the loa

. >> i talked with sheryl walch by phone. >> sean was killed in afghanistan last november. he was a military policeman with the national guard outfit out of san jose but before his military service, he met sean when he was plex morer with the san jose police department. >> he made it quite clear he wanted to be a canine handler. >> he died at age 22 but what his mom says his desire to be a dream of canine handler. last tuesday she gave a $10,000 donation to the deficit santa clara. >> the donation allows for a replacement canine for the santa clara police. >> hero was retired from the police force last month, his replacement, argo will hit the streets. >> we met argo through his handler. what a perfect team to honor my son's memory. >> at a time when police departments are seen tight budgets the hope is to continue helping local departments with the cost associated with keeping the canine unit. >>> a control report is shedding new light on the nation's mortgage meltdown. country wide mortgage medicine made hundreds of loans to congressional and government officials. the loa

he said gesturing toward sheryl whose face was admittedly creamy and tone.one should have a crush on sheryl and some engineers -- some engineers claimed a thread immediately after the meeting to have the requisite crushes. what did you take from that introduction of sheryl samberg? >> she's a very powerful woman. she's held high positions at google and in the treasury department. and i thought it was interesting to introduce her by way of her appearance when she's had so many accomplishments and she really brought a lot to the company in terms of her skills. so, you know, i noticed that you probably wouldn't introduce an engineer that way or someone -- another male employee with the reference to his appearance. >> was that more about mark. people who have interviewed him and know him say he's sometimes strange is a word i've heard a lot. was it more of an esch issue of or the culture? >> i think he was well-intentioned with it. i think it was an aspect of the culture that something that people weren't thinking about and something i wanted to talk about. >> y

. >> i talked with sheryl walch by phone. >> sean was killed in afghanistan last november.the national guard outfit out of san jose but before his military service, he met sean when he was plex morer with the san jose police department. >> he made it quite clear he wanted to be a canine handler. >> he died at age 22 but what his mom says his desire to be a dream of canine handler. last tuesday she gave a $10,000 donation to the deficit santa clara. >> the donation allows for a replacement canine for the santa clara police. >> hero was retired from the police force last month, his replacement, argo will hit the streets. >> we met argo through his handler. what a perfect team to honor my son's memory. >> at a time when police departments are seen tight budgets the hope is to continue helping local departments with the cost associated with keeping the canine unit. >>> a control report is shedding new light on the nation's mortgage meltdown. country wide mortgage medicine made hundreds of loans to congressional and government officials. the loans came at time when country wide

first of all, he was asked this question by sheryl -- i forget her last name -- to tell us about theten carefully to the response. >> can you talk a little bit about the drought itself. is it very unusual? did anyone see it coming? is it climate change? is there anything we can do to prepare? >> i'm not a scientist so i'm not going to opine as to the cause of this. all we know is that right now there are a lot of farmers and ranchers who are struggling. >> bill: all right so joe -- secretary said that part of that answer, they are working with seed companies to develop better seeds that would produce good crops even during drought years. i gotta tell you given a chance to say yeah, there's something really going on here, his answer is i'm not a scientist. missed the moment i think. >> it is disappointing particularly because okay, he's not a scientist but i think the federal government has a lot of scientists working for it and look i think -- because the extreme weather is now finally becoming more extreme than we've ever seen before, you know, we've known for a long while that glob

young folks that we were maybe twenty years ago to go back to school but we're going to do it well sheryl i we wish you the very very best once again on facebook save our jobs save our jobs and the and the petition is on. you to i think. i'm ok yes ok great cheryl i wish you the very best please say hi to everybody there for us and tell us you know tell them that we're with them thanks a lot we just want to marry can to stand up for the japanese to the world there you go thank you. and others heard you use for profit colleges are scamming american students according to an investigation led by democratic congressman elijah cummings for profit colleges are paid executives massive salaries not based on student achievement puts so always don't profit profitability looking at thirteen different for profit schools investigation found the single most significant measure for determining executive compensation of these schools is corporate profitability rather than student achievement. for profit colleges rely heavily by the way on government funding many schools receiving as much as ninety percen

another tech titan, facebook's number two, sheryl sandberg, says she believes in flexibility. >> i walkof this office every day at 5:30, so i'm home for dinner with my kids at 6:00. >> reporter: the u.s. requires many companies to provide 12 weeks of unpaid leave for working mothers. compare that to some other countries. germany afords 14 weeks, canada 50 weeks, sweden 16 months, and that's paid maternity leave. >> it's like we're with countries like saudi arabia and syria. it's really bad. >> reporter: with 16% of u.s. companies offering paid maternity leave, many women, unlike mayer, return to work sooner than they may want. >> she's an exceptional woman, again, with unbelievable opportunities and resources at her disposal. that's not the reality of most working women who are working-class, middle-class, especially in this economy. >> vacan you have it all? >> you can have it all, but you can't have it perfect. >> we wanted to know how mayer feels about being the most talked about pregnant woman in america. a yahoo spokesperson says she will have no comment because she is focusing inw

. >> reporter: sheryl o will be loughlin is the professor at the university. >> it's because people havegone out, they've practiced they've tried they've learned. >> reporter: although everyone is focused very much on success. oloughlin stresses that success starts with failure. >> it's not just a one shot deal. >> reporter: michael keaton says he is a testimony to that philosophy having failed in two previous attempts. >> if you're trying to do something for the first time, you have to accept failing a couple of times. you shouldn't be an entrepreneur if you are not okay with failing. >> reporter: there's also a hub where young dreamers gather to have access to computer software. for some best of all is the kind of enthusiasm you get from brainstorming with other hard working dreamers even if our interconnected internet age. >> there's nothing like just working with people face to face. being able to interact with people and get energy. >> reporter: santiago holti grew up in argentina but was born in the united states. >> yes there's a way to make money and be good at the same time. >>>

against we believe that government should have been served for the areas there are distance aren't sheryl's with the folks. programs with cheers that we've been trying to do in. the midst of this gravity series on the gender to vote for but we've been trying to drowned out by three year old construction that are blocked no way to get in right now but the point is another forty four million dollars given these. when we're out those the industry folks are outraged we need an independent investigation so i'm very happy that mayor to alter that old galleries or to go out and our chief of police is also very open top and since we do not want to say that all police are back that's not true problems in this area yes with gangs yes we do we have been feeding and we have talked about them since we do like a member that this is years and years and layers of those areas being ignored by the sort of council and by the this is swords and sorcery of our every sort of disney factor to all move the big businesses and to the sorting ariel's the money that's needed for serious if it comes and it do and what

backed security you're a holders you're right you invest out a little bit they are like a facebook's sheryl or they're going to lose fifty percent other investment at least correct well moody's came out with a report which is interesting because they they think that the san bernardino county is going to go out and and buy jumbo loans and they said that the mortgage investors anyone who held a r.b.s. with jumbo loans in it you know in california would lose like twenty percent and if they if this program worked across the nation it would be a loss of like thirty percent but you know if we think about it maybe they should've lost money a long time ago maybe they'd be they should have taken these losses three years ago and we would have had a chance to clean up the housing market right well terry of course they were. are going to lose money but that those losses are going to be borne by the community at large just like we saw in greece where debt was foisted on the population none of their own creation and then they're paying austerity and fascism is now in greece and unemployment is higher tha

substitute israel for the names of other countries while it might look something like this i feel as sheryl shared with you a very special connection to looks and bird care and i have been that looks and bird we bought one of those you know tiles that said pray for the peace of luxembourg strategic in all form under a period ministration will increase to luxembourg all right but seriously as we mentioned this is in many ways a rite of passage in american politics so we have a deeper look into this tradition and its history. long past the shadow of the sunshine state thank you so much bigger. and the cornfields of iowa oh oh yeah if it is another required campaign stop for any u.s. presidential candidate i can tell you to say that. jerusalem will be the capital of israel here's then candidate obama in israel in two thousand and eight and many others before him mitt romney's visit comes just days after eastland president obama for his lack of loyalty to israel or the people of israel deserve better than what they received from the leader of the free world and the course. and the chorus of acc

we'll certainly we'll keep our eyes on all of those events around the country as we always try to sheryl are clear with the occupy l.a. movement joining us from our studios in los angeles. time now for another short break but don't go anywhere actor suffered a major blow last week when it was roundly rejected by the european parliament but it quickly snuck through the backdoor by a canadian e.u. treaty university of ottawa professor michael geist will explain after that. i. was not given we heard in the park our work. on world. they're going to say get ready because you know your freedom. to do what you. love and the alone and still you know get the real headlines with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back to t.v. .

i will certainly will keep our eyes on all of those events around the country as we always try to sheryl are clear with the occupy l.a. movement joining us from our studios in los angeles. time now for another short break but don't go anywhere acta suffered a major blow last week when it was roundly rejected by the european parliament but it quickly snuck through the back door by a canadian. university of ottawa professor michael geist will explain after that. news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. joint operations room today. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture.

local time including birmingham and montgome montgomery>> let's talk entertainment news sheryl crow isnt add temporary restraining order against a crazed fan of hers. the singer says the 45-year-old man publicly threatened to shoot her and has been posting disturbing messages about her on facebook since april. >>> sumer lo -- summer loving i happened so swiftly. check out the hottest new couple. taylor swift and the son of rfk junior, connor kennedy is his name. the two were seen kissing and holding hands at the family compound in massachusetts. the breakup between twilight stars and kristen stewart and rob pattinson is getting even uglier. the two are now in a bitter custody dispute over their dog. pattinson is said to be heartbroken after learning stewart cheated on him with her married director. >> with the starting lineup sports stories making headlines at this hour. 17-year-old missy franklin breaking the u.s. record in the 100 meter back stroke. >> missy winning the first gold medal of her career. she is from colorado dedicating her race to the victims at the movie theater massac

sheryl, lots of people out there, not all of them supporters, though, not all of them donors? >> reporter: that's true, jessica, as you can see, 19th and broadway is blocked off with protesters and that street is blocked off right now. some businesses are closed in the area, but some are still open here in downtown oakland. security is as you might expect, high. protesters are out in force as you can see, making their voices heard near the fox theater. a long line of people are waiting to get into the fox theater. seven streets surrounding the theater are blocked auf. many say this is not an convenience? >> what inconvenience? no, i think people want to see the president, i think it's their right to do that. i don't see anything wrong with that? >> i have never felt this way about any other president that we have had. and to see him live would be great. but i'm not staying in the 11:00 p.m. >> the protest is growing, it will be two more hours until the president makes it here to the fox theater. we'll have the full story live at 11:00. >>> president obama's republican opponent

. >> sheryl crowe has a restraining order against the man she says threatened to shoot her.she became afraid of him when he recently told an entertainment union worker that he was just going to shoot her. the order requires him to stay 100 yards from the singer and her family. >>> jessica chastain is one of the world's best dressed, according to vanity fair magazine who has add her to the international best dressed list. she will grace the september cover with the duchess of cambridge also singer alicia keys and rapper jay z. for more go to otsc.com. i'm rachel smith in los angeles. >>> still ahead, -- [ bleep ] >> what reporters in poland said to make mitt romney's aide so angry? >> despite early mornings, cost of travel and extra labor growers are finding it well worth their time to come to the bay area. >>> people want to belong to something bigger than themselves. >> spoken like a kennedy. later don sanchez talks to anthony shriver about the dorm room idea that is changing >>> our coverage of the 2012 vote continues. mitt romney is back in the u.s. tonight after an overs

you have sheryl sandberg, mark zukerburg, all these smart people there. the good thing is it put a little cold water into the furnace here, because there was so much frothiness about the i.p.o. and it was kind of like the late 1990's. >> so you think that was a good thing, we were getting back, last time you were talking about the bubble mentality the sense that things were getting a little exuberant. >> you still have ridiculous exaggeration of start ups billions of dollars, i could spend 20 minutes listing them all, but that has down. companies are saying we were thinking about doing an i.p.o., but we'll wait. >> did they put out too many shares, as well? linkd in was 10 million. >> the last round of i.p.o.'s, group on, facebook, they all were greedy. they went after, they tried to get at much money as possible. linkd in did it slowly, put out a slow amount and did more and more and more. they are up. that's where the difference lies. >> who do you see working through this current situation and getting out front and then getting into the i.p.o. market.

sheryl chopra is expected to pose in playboy magazine. indian born woman to bare it all for the magazine. first of all, tell us about month this person is, this woman who seems to be getting a lot of attention. >> absolutely. >> for various reasons. >> she's not this a-list actress, so she's movie critics in india i spoke with said she's probably going to get more attention from her centerfold in playboy as she is from any of the cameos she's had in bollywood. but that's not to take away from the fact that they -- playboy claims she's the first indian woman to grace their covers. but -- >> to put it so nicely, grace their covers. >> her mother is muslim, her father is christian. she's going to be in the november issue. but, again, she's not this bollywood legend that playboy says she is on their website. >> what is happening? what is the reaction in india? >> mixed reaction. we had jenny mccarthy or farrah fawcett, being in playboy helped launch their career. in this case, not so much. it is more of a career killer if anything. the reason

a judge has granted sheryl crow he temporary restraining order against a man who has threatened to shoot >> and the front-runners that are going to join mariah carey. sources say that randy jackson will be moved towards a mentoring role. the details are being worked out. and finally, the mtv v ma have 5 nominations, each. she has chances to take home video of the year. and behind them is katy pery if you want to read more about what is trending visit our facebook fan page. >> some omarriage proposal gone wrong and then right. greg from montana wanted her to marry him. he put this on the scoreboard during the chicago cubs but she had gone to get some drinks. and a bit uncomfortable. and the camera is showing these sea turtles in vero beach... there are even transmitters on them. in an effort to bring awareness to sea turtle preservation. this is on the gulf coast and the atlantic ocean. >> cute. >> we will be back as the kron 4 morning news. on the next half-hour we are following the latest. the morgan hill man charged will make a number court appearance. pfizer with the earnings report.

here's a picture posted by sheryl engle on our facebook page. the front of the supershuttle van is nearly crushed in and an airport authority spokesman says that van ran into an audi. five people in the van were hurt, one with life threatening injuries. last year a 9 news now investigation into supershuttle found serious concerns including drivers working long hours after a deadly shuttle accident on that access road. >>> it only took an instant. tonight we're learning more about the freak accident that killed a 64-year-old man. >> seemingly out of nowhere a massive tree fell onto albert roeth, iii's car last night in great falls. the tree was old and rotted out and was so big rescuers had trouble getting to the body. >> the accident happened about 6:30 tuesday on georgetown pike. we have live team coverage beginning with sue chain at the scene of the tang -- surae chinn at the scene of the tragedy. >> reporter: the tree that we haves the equivalent of 20 cars has -- weighs the equivalent of 20 cars has its inside rotted out and the roots with d

know, they have some fiduciary duty to the sheryls. they -- to the shareholders. >> shareholders want the bottom line. we have 2500 employees and we offer health insurance. it's a very scary place. cost containment's been a huge problem overall. i think that, just as steve indicated, we are to take a really hard look at the cost issues and the obamacare, it's a scary place to see if we can afford to support the plan. >> i think at the end of the day, if the shareholders want more value than talent, we have always been very committed to providing, even as a small company, we were losing money and providing great care because that means something to my employees and my company, how well they are taken care of by the company affects their performance and i think affects overall investment in the growth of the company. we believe that -- >> i agree. >> it's a moral imperative. >> it's in play now. the dirty secret of every boardroom is discussing what to do about health care. >> the bottom line is, you don't know what the rules are. you do

sheryl crow. >> i knew that. >> no you didn't. >> you jumped the gun. >>> bristol palin kind of backon lifetime, "bristol palin, life's a tripp," tripp obviously the name of her young son. apparently there was a little flap, there was a scene on the reality show. where he kind of dropped an f word here, a gay slur begins with letter f, you can figure that out. she is responding to that. saying, i'm not proud of what he did say. sadly though he used a different "f" word. lifetime filmed over 12 months on and off, and they caught a moment on film that would cause any parent to be red in the face. and tripp, surrounded by adults, camp fires, at the shop with my dad, snow machine buddies, he picked up language i prefer he not use on national television or at home. even though she is open about her opposition to gay marriage, she said she never encouraged her young son to ever use a gay slur. some folks wondering, they thought they heard the "f" word on tv, and she said, no, it's not that "f" word, but it's another "f" word she's not proud of. put your life on reality tv, bound to catch a

. >> reporter: sheryl grower has three daughters.ayna is 6 years old, the same as veronica moser. >> i tried to explain it as easily as i can to understand without going in to details. ♪ i once joets. >> reporter: three days have passed since the shooting. the emotion and tears here are still fresh as is the pain. >> and we're joined right now by one of the organizers of the vigil that's about to start withen the next half hour. colorado's state representative rhonda fields. thank you so much for coming back. >> thank you for having me. >> i think it is important to put in context you lost a son and his if i yeah santo gun violence and i can only imagine what happened when you found out what happened here in the theater. >> my heart just broke all over again, especially for the mothers. it is a terrible thing to have to bury your child. look at today. we have the folks from around the community to support those who have been lost or those still in the hospital. >> you are someone who's been through this, and it has to be emotional in

and we want to thank sheryl and monte reid for the free program. great job. great job. now, i'm -- first of all, pfr we do anything else, before we do anything else -- >> we love you! >> i love you back. but let's also be clear that a very important situation has arisen. the white sox and the pirates are in first place. so we may be in the world series together. >> go pirates! >> we love each other and we can root for each other, until we get to the world series. then it's every man for himself. i know it's hot, i know you guys have been waiting a while. so i just, i want to first of all just say thank you for everybody for taking the time to be here. >> thank you! >> i hope everybody had a great fourth of july. we had some folks over for a barbecue, in my backyard. had some fireworks. it was also malia's birthday on the fourth. she is now 14 years old. it goes by too quick. i used to be able to convince her that all these fireworks were for her. but she no longer believes me. but she sends her love and michelle and sasha and bo all say hi. now, some of you may know tha