i want to ask sheryl davis to come up. [ applause ] she has folks from the magic zone with her here. you know, it's really an honor to stand before the san francisco board of supervisors, and honor somebody who i have the highest respect for. if it wasn't for this women right here, i don't know what i would have done in the community. we have been through so much together. the good times, the bad times, the ups, the downs, and of all of the people in the district, she is a person that i have always been able to count on, because she loves and cares about the kids so much. that she puts them before even her ownself. and to have someone who is this motivated, who is this committed and who is just really dedicated to the lives of young people is really inspirational. sister davis' background that she worked at school of the sacred heart and worked with kids from privileged families and so when she started to work in the western edition and spending time with the kids there, it really bothered her that the kids in the western edition did not have access genuinely to the same opportunitie

and sheryl davis known as sister davis to the kids and to the community has been a long time advocate in the western edition community. her service to the community especially youth and transitional aged youth have garnered her respect throughout the city. she is known for special programs such as momagic, connecting our most at-risk youth to school programs and employment opportunitis and community involvement and she also formed collective impact, which works to leverage capacity by bringing a host of the youth-oriented programs to the table and her works and accomplishments are so well known she was recently nominated for an award at the prestigious jefferson awards. jefferson wards are given nationally and locally in honor of community and public service in america and sheryl davis is our local hero and winner of the jefferson award and so congratulations on that. sheryl davis herself has not only answered the call to action, but inspired countless of others to step forward. we are honored to have her in the city because she has young people looking at their lives and wanting to b

with sheryl is oklahoma state senator rob stanbridge. sheryl, let me go to you first.is an amazing story. >> yes. it's a miracle. >> it is a miracle. let me -- let me understand it. so you delivered the baby, and then you get a tornado alert. what happens next? >> yeah. our first alert warned us that there was a storm brewing. so we knew to prepare. so we got wheelchairs put in our patients' rooms and prepared to evacuate. cell reception was a little spotty. so it was sometimes hard to know what was coming or where it was. then we got the final alert that told us we needed to evacuate, go downstairs to the first floor. and so that's what we did. >> where did you go next? to the first floor? >> yeah. there's a cafeteria that's in the middle of our hospital on our first floor. and that is where we go when a tornado is headed our way. we had a warning the day before and had done the same thing. so we were very well prepared and knew what we needed to do to get our patients to safety. >> what was it like when it hit? >> it's unbelievable. it's hard to describe. and i'm sti

, right, sheryl? >> that's right. i am standing in front of the lucky lotto store in california, but take a look at the numbers. right here you have megamillions at 12 million dollars and i think somebody won it tonight. you've got super lotto at $10 million. but everyone tonight is vying for that $600 million lottery jackpot. just six numbers separate the hopeful. >> i'm just getting a quick pick. >> the holy spirit told me what numbers to pick out. >> my family's birthdays. >> the second biggest jackpot in u.s. history. >> a lot of stuff to do with that money. buy a house. take care of my family. take care of my girlfriend. >> that's why people flock to cavanaugh liquors in san lorenzo. >> i want at least half of it. >> the store has a reputation for being the luckiest lotto spot in california. >> i think all the money that's been made here makes this store so lucky. >> five people have become millionaires by picking the winning numbers here. >> there you go, honey. >> but only four of them got the

. >>> so we've been hearing a lot about women in tech, like facebook's sheryl sandberg, yahoo!'arisa meyer and how they're shaking up the workplace. now warren buffett is joining this conversation. i want to bring in patty sellers. she's a senior editor at large with fortune. patty joins me now from omaha, the site of berkshire hathaway's annual meeting. nice to see you. you sat down with buffett and you asked him why women make him more optimistic about america's economy. listen. >> it just stands to reason that if the united states got to where it was from 1776 and made all the progress it did with more than half of that period women really being shut out of most activities, so you had all this brain power and energy, ability not totally going to waste, but certainly not reaching its potential. just think what you can do when you get the whole team out there. >> have you heard this from other male business leaders? >> well, i think we're hearing it, christine, from more and more male business leaders. more ceos. more directors who are looking for women to join their board. it'

a little snippet of sheryl right in front of you.oing to come back to the idea of the whole person, which i feel is important. i'm still interested in the stereotypes and the perceptions because if they're true, and i believe they're true, they govern all of us. you talk about success and likability. you will remember that as part of recruiting that you did we studied correlations of male questioners versus female questioners, and went men would hire people -- when men would hire people, they would correctly predict the person's success if it was a man, but when they scored the likelihood of female success, the prediction was exactly wrong. so i'm quite concerned that this stereotype bias even if nice, liberal, open, well-run companies is quite profound. >> yeah. so the gender bias we feel, we all feel -- myself included. so one thing that happens is as women get more successful, powerful, they are less liked. as men get more successful and powerful, they are better liked. and what's really hard to understand about that is it's true

you remember sheryl. oh. of course. it was really cool to see sheryl crow again.st with strong gospel roots. ♪ thou art whoo! [ exhales deeply ] love that. i always feel like with this song, something transformative happens. yeah. i think if you can just lose yourself in it and own it, yeah. man, it's just an unbelievable song. it's just beautiful. and the great thing is she's bringing her experience of having sung gospel her whole life. and you hear her embody that song. i know not everybody is gonna agree with what i believe and that's okay. i just think it would be a shame to not share all of who i am. sure. never, ever apologize for who you are. i think this is your most important moment on the show. blake: if holly really conveys the message of this song to america, they're gonna pick up the phone and vote for her. [ cheers and applause ] singing "how great thou art," please welcome our first performance of the night, holly tucker. ♪ oh, lord, my god ♪ when i in awesome wonder ♪ consider all the worlds thy hands have made ♪ ♪ i see the stars, i hear the rolli

sheryl crow is here live with her fight to end hunger in america. it is wednesday, may 1st, "starting point" begins right now. >>> we'll begin with new developments in the boston bombing investigation. a law enforcement official says investigators have lifted at least one fingerprint from bomb debris. meanwhile the tsarnaev carjackers victim known only as danny is speaking out describing in detail the fear he felt, his bold get away and the 911 call he made that helped take out two suspected terrorists. pamela brown is in boston with all the details this morning. good morning, pamela. >> good morning to you, john. that's right. i spoke to the carjacking victim, danny, in person, in an off-camera conversation, and he told me that he is still recovering from the nightmare of being carjacked by dzhokhar and tamerlan tsarnaev. he also gave us a detailed account insight into the two brothers. for days after the boston marathon bombing, tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev hit in plain sight, until investigators say they killed m.i.t. police officer sean collie

[laughter] because sheryl never really played as a child she just organize other children to play. [laughter] everyone laughed and it is funny it was then and is now and they said it was love but there is something that is not funny about the joke but they were saying i was a bossy little girl. >> host: were you? >> absolutely but how do we experience that because of the stereotypes? little boy-- are almost never called bossy because when he leaves that is expected that when the little girl leads were organizes other kids she is bossy which we are communicating very young so those stereotypes is what we internalize everybody goes to a meeting tomorrow and watch where people sit. more men at said at the front and center and women around the side in the reality we hold ourselves back as well and if we fix the problems of women in leadership we have to solve the external and internal barriers. >> host: you talk about the problem of the executive woman at the table and point* out some leaders you are ceos see the interruption phenomenon and they will call let out in the meeting it is t

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. >> i'm older than sheryl. i'm ten, 12 years older than her.k at a different perspective with my child about to go off to college and i felt like in reading -- there's a lot of good advice there but it doesn't have that sense of sort of, what is at the center of your life is your relationships, love. i got to the end of the book and wondered does she ever think she's going to die? it is so much about work. we shouldn't be talking so much about leaning in but leaning your own way. >> your own view of feminism, quotation marks included has changed. you write when you first got to the "washington post" you didn't have a desire to get married or have kids. obviously now you have both. >> exactly. i still believe strongly in the tenets of feminism, equal opportunity. but what i feel the women of my generation did is we fought for that for ourselves and didn't recognize that maybe we are failing our daughters by not saying that we need to have all of these structural and cultural changes. we live in a culture of overwork. sheryl sandberg says in her

i think it's the sheryl mills involvement in all this. there is no one closer.ay, there are few people closer to hillary clinton than shaerl mi sheryl mills. thirdly, we learned the reason ambassador stephvens was in benghazi. that's because secretary clinton planned to only to libya later that year and wanted to be able to announce there would be a permanent diplomatic outpost in benghazi. >> what the republican people, it was the republicans, it was a partisan organized event yesterday apparently talking to elijah cummings, the ranking democrat. he was informed he wasn't consulted, if you will. they have established that hillary clinton was involved in operations. that she was calling during the time after the first attack. and before they knew what had happened to ambassador stevens. she was in a position of being the top officer involved in that matter. as secretary of state. can they then go forward and say, wait a minute, she had a choice the minute she got on that phone, start giving orders. i want every military person in that area to go to the rescue ri

now sheryl connelly is manager of global trends and futuring at ford motor company.er for generational kinetics. good to see you both. so talk to us about this panel. millennials. are they really anti-consumers? they don't want to spend money? what are you seeing? >> you know, if you look at their hallmark, one of the things is they've grown up during a period of economic prosperity, but once they came of age, they kind of released into the recession. so they're cautious. you know, so they have an appetite for consuming, but they're doing it differently. some of it is through rentals, some of it is about access over ownership. we sea some dramatic shifts. >> there's a big difference, that millennials have been buying a lot of stuff, but it's smaller purchases. you've got to put it all together. what we're seeing just starting to happen are the bigger purchases. and that's where you get this myth that we don't like cars. and it's not true, we just haven't bought them yet. >> how have the generation spending habit's changed the auto industry? do you think it has? >> so

next we'll hear from sheryl davis >> i'm grateful and the western districts 5 has present a joint advocacy program strrtd around youth and public housing we would like the city and departments work together in the same way that the city and county works together. in 2011 and in my opinion some of the needs that were identified weren't respected or considered during the finding. i want to say that when we go through this and talk about the area of the children and youth leaving when i say that and talk about the rfps 94115 has the maureen and pacific heights how do you know where the need is? and the community serves hundreds of youth and students if they're not being funded we have true concerns where we've been work with the police department and the school districts and trying to a identify needs and issues. the american pedestrian - most of the programs that got cut have effected the youth. students that are attending scored significantly he lower and the district - there are tons of status that talk about 94115 that weren't considered. >> i'd like to let the folks know that they've set

sheryl is a coach. will be running the baltimore 10 miler again raising money for girls who cannot afford the program. >>> all right. a live look outside. this is from federal hill in downtown baltimore. a week ago, was it not cold? >> i feel like we're in a rut. it is rainy and nasty. come on, lynette. we need sunshine. every time i look at the weather center. >> it is a mixed bag. >> except for you. >> it is a mixed bag. hopefully, the weekend is looking good. we were talking about that, we're keeping our fingers crossed. it will get warm tomorrow. 87, hot for a lot of people. you might have to turn the air on in the car and the house. we're dealing with sticky weather. it is humid and mild. so look at the big picture here, yes ingredients across the middle of the nation for severe storms. you are the dip in the jet stream, the upper level low and the warm air from the gulf of mexico. and then the wind sheer, that is the turning of winds with height. once you get that, you get tornadoes spinning up. t

. >>> plus, facebook executive sheryl sandberg is encouraging working women to lean in, but new data out today shows how much leaning in we all, all of us, men and women, have to do. >>> and as a service to hyperbolic republicans, tonight we offer a reminder there is one and blessedly only one richard nixon. we begin tonight another whom of there's only one, michele bachmann. five years ago, if i said that name to you on this program, you would have had no idea who the heck i was talking about. michele bachmann, happened at that point to be a freshman member of congress in minnesota and there are even still lots of members of congress whose names you probably don't know. there are a good number whose names i don't know, and i know this stuff for a living. let's face it, there are literally hundreds of them and most are unremarkable and absent from your daily life. the reason you know michele bachmann's name among the 134 members of the house who do not personally represent you is because michele bachmann made sure you know the name michele bachmann, because michele bachmann's vocatio

follow me on twitter at sheryl abc7.great week and we'll see you next time. >> right now, the return of kirk and spock! you have no choice but to have a good time 55 celebrating theatre with billy crystal - and friends. it pulls out the best of you. chicago's finest firefighters turn up the heat! >> there's an emphasis on safety but the thing is everyone gets really excited. growing up psycho with norman bates! >> yea we know where he's gonna go but how is he gonna get there? >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. >> hello, welcome to on the red carpet from a legendary l.a. landmark - the griffith observatory. i'm rachel smith. this is the perfect place to look up and explore where no man has gone before! but this week, otrc's karl schmid was there as the stars beamed down to hollywood for the premiere of star trek into darkness. >> rachel, otrc was in london

. >> entertainer rita moreno, facebook's sheryl sandberg are all recognizable face autos don't worry if you think you're fully qualified. you are, raise your hand, say witness confidence. >> this was the 24th meeting of the professional business women of california started by congress woman jackie speier. >> things aren't going change until there are more women in board rooms and more women in the top executive positions. >> ask for a promotion. start your own business. >> abc 7 news anchor cheryl jenning asks carolyn johnson were two presenters. women came here to get advice on how to unlock their full potential in the work place. this woman listened to a seminar on time man oomt my boss is here and she and i were discussing ways to implement this right away. >> this year, sandberg drew attention to the lack of support mothers get in the work place. >> this is about the conversation every manager should be having with every employee. where we stop being afraid to talk about pregnancy and start helping women. >> one of the few men attending was from chevron corporation agreeing with

today, superstar sheryl crow, her hot new single and her appearance on "the voice."e'll get the dish. plus, guy candy gets one more sexy bachelor with the sexy ladies lining up. and all the juicy celebrity "hot topics." now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ]

sheryl sandberg is speaking now. mark zuckerberg spoke earlier.wasted no time to talk about the success of mobile and also the ongoing potential of mobile revenue for the company. zuckerberg said he's really excited about facebook home. that's the new app that they recently unveiled. he emphasized that it'till early days for the app, so not to be so concerned about some of the reviews that we've seen so far. now, sheryl sandberg said that her priorities for the company are mobile, measurement and innovation. both she and zuckerberg talked about the growth of new ads liked mobile app install ads, ads to try to convince people to download apps through facebook. sandberg also talked a lot about the ability to measure in-store behavior of its users based on what ads they see. even if they don't click on them. measurement is a big priority there. now, the big headline of the earnings was that 30% of facebook's ad revenue now comes from mobile. that's higher than expected and also up from 23% in the fourth quarter. mobile monthly active users grew 54% t

not saying it's justified, but that's sheryl mills for you.e got to be super careful. she clearly crossed the line. that is very different that suggesting that susan rice who was reading from cia approved talking points was misleading the american people. who was most emotional in the hearing was what could have been done differently. which is what this independent review did. could they have scrambled jets, used air power? this is not in the movies. this was a surprise attack, whatever you think the reason was for it. they're overwhelmed. the few people protecting the ambassador calling in jets from several hours away to have precision target bombs somehow laser guided by some -- >> that's a democratic talking point. >> no. >> yes, it is. it is the talking point. i hear it every day over the past several days. >> where are the jets going to come from? >> do you think you and i know what would have saved people in benghazi better than somebody sitting in tripoli that was an expert, number two guy for the united states state department? here in

>> sharon. >> you know what, i'm going to say sheryl. >> no, sharon. -- >> you look so sweet. >> thank you. i am so -- i'm ocd, i'm hand washy, obsessive -- >> she's a professional pen organizer. >> sara pushes it over. >> least likely to pay attention? >> sharon. >> tie. tie. >> tie. >> well, we're excited to come on your show today. thank you. >> yea. we're excited to have you. >> it will be great. >> you're as excited as we are. >> we'll turn the tables. >> how about her animal print today? >> and your haircut. >> yes, it's the summer do. >> it's beautiful. >> we'll see you guys in a couple hours. thank you. thank you for getting up early. >> thank you. >> you can watch "the talk" weekday afternoons at 2:00 eastern/1 central and pacific right here on cbs. did we mention, they'll be in new york all week long. how who are you most excited to talk to in new york? >> you. >> lucy liu. >> how about old fashioned -- >> asian represents. >> he's called the engineer of fear, the godfather of gravity and this is his office. we're hanging out with america's t

who's sheryl mills. >> counselor for the department of state. chief of staff to secretary clinton. >> she's the fixture for the secretary of state. as close as you can get to secretary clinton. because he won't help them cover this up. he's an honorable man here telling the truth now is getting this kind of treatment from the very people who praised him before. >> hicks testified that then clinton counselor and chief of staff sheryl mills called him obsessed after he met congressman jason chaffetz who was investigating the attack. he was then later demoted to desk officer at headquarters in what he believes was retaliation for speaking up. yesterday clinton spokesman fi leap reines denied that statement in an account, quote, greg hicks didn't get much in during congressman jordan's -- i guess i'll call it rant given his decible level. he could have asked hick about his favorite color and jordan would have shouted out coverup in response. he also defended mills' phone call saying she wanted them to know that no matter how far away they were, the

to the top of these big companies and what they found when they got there, including facebook coo sheryl sandberg who walked into her office and said, i didn't even read your book. her book is a conversation about feminism in the workplace. she was a little surprised he led with that admission. but he said he heard her speak about how women execs are often labeled aggressive when men are not. he said he learned for that and asked for examples of why she was called aggressive and if a male would be treated the same. the answer was no among managers. she was one of the speakers at the professional businesswomen of california today. it was started by jackie spear several years ago. sandberg was named as number eight of the 100 most powerful women in the world and asked the audience if they were ready to be a ceo or had ever said it out loud. most said no and she had this advice. >> don't worry if you think you are fully qualified. you are, raise your hand and say it with confidence. don't wait until you meet 100% of the criteria. you will learn on the job. sit at the table. next time someon

dave and sheryl with their dog said they would hold out until the last minute before abandoning theirtime home. across the street from the flames and just barely out of the line of fire. >> we have lived in fire areas and seen lots of fires, but this ones of the scariest. >> reporter: at one point with the flames only 20 yards away, we saw two homeowners actually fighting over the hose that belonged to one of them. but they lost the fight. >> if these trees go up we're in trouble. >> reporter: you're in trouble already. the flames are right here. >> give me back my hose i could put it out again. >> reporter: we spoke with a man who lost the battle to save his home. >> i left here no sooner than i backed out of my driveway and got on to sunset, and i was engulfed in smoke. i pulled this off of one of shelves in the living room. a couple pictures. it's gone. i can't cry over it it. it's replaceable. lives aren't. >> reporter: these fires are treacherous when the tree coverage is extremely dry. humidity this week has hovered around 4%. and when the santa ana winds shift at high speeds. >

i want to ask sheryl davis to come up. [ applause ] she has folks from the magic zone with her here. you know, it's really an honor to stand before the san francisco board of supervisors, and honor somebody who i have the highest respect for. it

sheryl sandberg shared her ideas on what companies still need to do to help women unlock their full potentiale is ranked number eight on "forbes" list of the one 00 m10 powerful women in the world. >> women still hold very few positions on boards or ceo positions. whether it's in congress, where only 17% of the house of representatives is made up of women, we still have much to do. >> more than 4,000 women attended the one-day conference. in case you were wondering, according to "forbes," the most powerful woman in the world is german chancellor, angela merkel. >>> today california's population from the mid-70s has grown 70%. >> that means more people inside but more family members on the outside. dedicated to helping them. story. >> reporter: you can quickly make a laundry list of things that children who have a parent in jail are more likely to do. drop out of :é!school, join a , get pregnant, end up in prison themselves. that's a lot of negatives to tackle for a lot of children. but for some 400 kids over the past decade, project avery has done just that with great results. time is everyt

means we currently have a hundred hunger strikers today we have currently thirty who are doing and sheryl lee said that's using a liquid nutrition supplement most of them when they're ordered to do that go compliantly and take it a percentage about a third need to be taken to their cheating it's a procedure that's done in hospitals and nursing homes every day it's not done to harass them but it's done to sustain life to sustain life but we've been hearing from the medical justice network who is saying that don't deserve accused of colluding in torture that at the cabin that's been agreed on by the world medical association and the u.n. the u.s. and we disagree with them it's a matter of national policies are courts of up held that. sustaining life you lawful means is lawful we have a medical protocol where we evaluate detainees based on their weight loss and co-morbidity we allow them to hunger strikes that if they get below eighty five percent of body weight some damage could be down we will do the involuntary feeding all of those allegations are false they're not they're not being subje

sheryl sandberg and rita moreno shared their stories of breaking bearers. i had the honor of serving as a presenter. as did cheryl jennings. 4,000 attendies received valuable advice. >> and you came back inspired. >> there are wonderful things exchanged. >> let's talk about the weather. >> spencer christian is back with that. >> we have sunny skies right now clear and breezy. tomorrow, it will be sunny and milder in spots. 85 in fresno. 73 in los angeles. here in the bay area, mainly sunny skies, cooler than average. high temperatures in our inland lomts in the mid-70s tomorrow. 75 in napa. now, speaking of cool tomorrow night, at at and t park, giants taking on rockies game time, 7:15. this cool pattern gets cooler skpund monday. high temperatures monday into mid-60s inland there is a slight chance of showers. you can get information by following us on twitter. >> 66? >> with clouds, maybe showers. >> kill joy. >> yes. i know. >> sharks big game tonight. >> huge game. getting ready for game five with los angeles calling out ki >>> good evening, you can arg

sheryl sandberg and rita moreno shared their stories of breaking bearers.of serving as a presenter. as did cheryl jennings. 4,000 attendies received valuable advice. >> and you came back inspired. >> there are wonderful things exchanged. >> let's talk about the weather. >> spencer christian is back with that. >> we have sunny skies right now clear and breezy. tomorrow, it will be sunny and milder in spots. 85 in fresno. 73 in los angeles. here in the bay area, mainly sunny skies, cooler than average. high temperatures in our inland lomts in the mid-70s tomorrow. 75 in napa. now, speaking of cool tomorrow night, at at and t park, giants taking on rockies game time, 7:15. this cool pattern gets cooler skpund monday. high temperatures monday into mid-60s inland there is a slight chance of showers. you can get information by following us on twitter. >> 66? >> with clouds, maybe showers. yesill joy. i know. >> sharks big game tonight. >> huge game. getting ready for game five with los angeles call >>> good evening, you can argue sharks outplayed kings in this se

. >> reporter: sheryl heard, nbc bay area news. >> whoever wins is my best friend. >>> still head on "todod nday i bay," a special group of athletes braving the cold waters in hopes of saving lives. >> here's a view right now. gray skies for now, sunshine later. a's baseball game, 6:00 this evening. a little chilly as we held towards the evening. >>> mostly sunny today, mild. temperatures should be climbing up a little bit warmer by the time we round out the weekend. right now, numbers in the 40s so you still need a jacket at least till about lunch time. colder temperatures in the north bay. 40s around santa rosa and napa. still a bit of a sea breeze increasing in strength. right around 3:00, you'll see the winds picking up across the bay which will spread more clouds inland. a weather system to the north will bring showers for areas north of eureka. you will continue to see showers this weekend. as high pressure builds in, that's when our temperatures will climb. today, mostly sunny skies. as we head towards midnight, the low clouds return to the coast, spilling locally inland acros

. >> i'm sergeant ray lewis, i would like to give a shoutout to my mother, sheryl, in ocean side, california. happy mother's day and i'll see you soon! >>> the top of the hour, new information this hour about a shooting in new orleans to tell you about. police now say 17 people were wounded earlier today when shots rang out during a mother's day parade. but their injuries are not life threatening. the youngest victim is 9 or 10 years old. grazed by a bullet on her side. they're looking for suspects. >> it appears these two or three people for a reason unknown to us started shoots at, towards, or in the crowd. it was over in a couple seconds. police were everywhere, and we hope they anybody that saw anything will give crime stoppers a call to help us get to the bottom of this as soon as possible. we want to get right to cleveland now where prosecutors say they will charge ariel castro for kidnapping and raining three women and holding them captive for years. today we're hearing how his family is reacting from his brother's themselves. police cleared them of any wrong doing, but they're afraid

. >> and number six, facebook executive sheryl samberg. then you had arianna huffington of "the huffington post" giving the commencement address. getting a lot of buzz online saying she feels we need both men and women need to redefine what we see as success. >> i think her message is so important in this day in age because so many of us are in the rat race. and you end up thinking it's all about career, it's all about making sure you hit that milestone and doing and being successful at your job. but it really, arianna huffington's message was making sure that she said the third metric about success should be happiness, fulfillment, do you feel you've succeeded in being a good perso and i think that sadly is something that a lot of people don't think about that much. >> that's right. >> are they really happy with their lives? >> let's read a part of her speech. she says i beg you don't buy society's definition of success. it's not working for anyone. not working for women, men, for polar bears, she says. it's not working for the cicadas ap

tom nice, nyse, and sheryl mill, this assistant to secretary of state hillary clinton, and knewland wasnominated for a position that requires senate confirmation. i reaction from the obama administration on this? >> i've checked in with the state department. so far nothing from them. chairman issa says this quote-unquote narrowly tailored subpoena has been issue baud secretary of state kerry failed to live up to promises. >> i will work with you, mr. chairman. i do not want to spend the next year coming up here talking about benghazi. if there's something legitimate that really needs to be put on the table, i'll about it on the table. and i'll work with you in good faith. >> of course it bears mentioning secretary of state kerry at the time the benghazi attacks occurred was himself serve in the u.s. senate. >> james, thank you. there are new signs that the united states and russia could soon be sucked into opposite sides of the bloody civil war in syria. and that is next. kinnier, you know? not really. aaah! jessica! whoa! your friend's a rate sucker. her bad driving makes car insurance

the testimony he gives about sheryl mills, who is hillary clinton's right arm and alter ego in some respects, essentially intimidating him, calling him, telling him he couldn't meet privately with the congressmen. you have other suggestions of intimidation, beth jones, he said sat him down for what he described as a blistering attack after he questions susan rice's performance on the sunday shows. and there are real serious questions about intimidation in this and i hope we get some answers. >> bret: not over. >> i don't think it's over. >> no. >> intimidation is the equivalent of a cover-up. if you're going to intimidate somebody as a way to shut that person up, you've got to cover up on your hands. >> bret: that's it for the panel. stay tuned for one mother who stay tuned for one mother who cracked quite a joke on her the capital one cash rewards card gives you 1% cash back on all purchases plus a 50% annual bonus. and everyone wants... ♪ 50% more doo wop ♪ 50% more buckarooooooooos ♪ 50% more yeeeaaahhhh!!!! ♪ 50% more yeah yeah [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card gives y

so all totals we think we're going to be able to adopt 5 or 6,000 animals and dave and sheryl will spend$6 million in one weekend but it makes them so happy to find homes for wonderful dogs. the emphasis is on older dogs and dogs who have been treated for a medical condition. >> a shelter will get more money for -- when they adopt out somebody who might be considered less adoptable. >> right. to get to our no kill nation goal we have to start focusing on these dogs that have been not quite as popular as some of the others. you can see that an 8-year-old dog is a wonderful pet. >> oh, yes. she's very popular with me. i'm sure she's going to get a good home. again, thousands of others will as well. if you want to participate it's going on in a couple of weeks, june 1st and 2nd. there's the counties participating in our area. we will place a link on kpix later on. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we wish you luck. >> thanks. >>> the things people are willing to do for free teeth cleaning. where people lined up over night for free dental services. we'll be right back. ,,,, [ male announce

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. >> reporter: well, there was quite a bit of talk about sheryl sandburg's talk, but the real focus weree 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 early. as to the business opportunity, sandberg said it's a better opportunity than the desktop. facebook has one in seven m

her preventive process in february, at the pink lotus breast center in beverly hills where singer sheryl crow was treated for her breast cancer in 2006. now, nine weeks later, she says the final surgery has been completed. and her breasts have been reconstructed with implants. cancer is something jolie knows only too well. her mother died six years ago after a decade-long battle with ovarian cancer. she was 56. jolie talked about her in a 2011 "60 minutes" interview. >> she didn't have much of her own career, her own life, her own experiences, her own, you know, everything was for her children. i will never be as good a mother as she is. i will try my best. >> reporter: at 37, jolie doesn't want the same legacy for her six children, writing, quote, i can tell my children that they don't need to fear they will lose me to breast cancer. jolie says she wrote "the new york times" op-ed to tell other women that the decision to have a mastectomy was not easy. but it is one i am very happy that i made. adding, she chose not to keep her story private to let other women know they have options if