i love sheryl crow.snd applause ] quick shout-out. i went to go see bil crystal's one-man show last night. "700 sundays." i was cryingike a baby. it was embarrassin i was crying. it was opening night. and bette mier was there. elvis costello, derejeter. i saw him. i and was just weeping ifront ofll of them. [ light laughter ] it is such a nice show. it is ke, "700 sundays" isll the sundays he h. his father died whene was 15. so he calculated arod 700 sundays is all the time got topend with his dad. 's just really touching. reminds you of likehen you are a kid and you decide to be a comedian. like fir time you tell a jok something is fny, you perform in front of everyonen the living room. and then run to your room and you're like, "was it funny was it fny? what did they think?" you are listening to the reviews thugh the wall. i wajust -- it is really, really fny. it is ally touching. go see it. it's only a lited run. go see billy crystal's "700 sunys." great job. [ cheers and applause ] loved it. loved it

[laughter] because sheryl never really played as a child. [laughter] she just organized other children's play. [laughter] and everyone laughed. and it is funny. it was funny then, it's funny now. they said it with love, but there's something not funny about that too because what they were saying was with i was a bossy little girl. >> tell the truth, were you a bossy little girl? >> absolutely. the question is how do we experience that because of these stereotypes? little boys are almost never called bossy, because when a little boy leads, there's nothing to note. that's expected. but when a little girl leads or organizes other kids can, she's bossy which we're communicating very young. and so it is those stereotypes that we internalize. everyone can do this. go to a meeting tomorrow at work, and watch where people sit relative to the same level of position more men than women sit at the front and at the center, and more women sit at the back and on the side. in reality we hold ourselves back as well. if we're going to fix the problem for wom

zeroed in on the victim's ex- wife, sheryl ann dras, and her lover, william chensey. but the case grew cold and that's when the unit took over. the detectives began to do more interviews and used mod ernd dna technology to an-- modern dna technology to analyze some of the evidence and the detectives were able to arrest the two last week for this unsolved murder. a very gratifying thing for them. >> when you look at a case that's gone unsolved for 23 years and you meet the family and you hear their stories and you learn the devastation it's caused in their lives and then you realize that the perpetrators are free and basically got away with this brutal crime , to be able to give closure to the family is uge -- huge for us. >> reporter: investigators say

facebook says if we lose mark zuckerberg or sheryl samberg, same thing. >> it's a good sign. >> it's a good sign. it means if the ceo leaves, then, you can replace them with someone just as able to do that job. some people are saying, is there someone who has not every single stake tied up in this company? is that a bad thing? but i think it's a good thing here. analysts on average have $44 price target. some are saying $26 per share, $1 above that raised range, it could still go higher. but, of course, we'll have to see. >> well, if you went and looked at the people that you think of as internet stocks and look at where those stocks were when facebook priced and where they are now. they've all -- what are the stocks up? what is google up? what is amazon up? they're all up. >> unbelievable. >> right. and so is facebook. now it's a much better environment. >> what about a zynga. >> huh? that doesn't count. >> already trading fairly low. >> right, but we know what ruz real or not at the time.

how much did people like sheryl crow and other people who were big parts of his life, how much did they protect him knowing what the lie was? >> i think one of the most fascinating aspects of this story is that this was a lie that hid in plain sight for many, many years and there are many people complicit in this. the sponsors, the cycling organization, celebrities, people close to armstrong, cyclists who had the code of omerta, the code of silence and the media, i would add, and us fans who you know, on the podium in 2005, armstrong said as he was leaving seemingly for the last time, i'm sorry for you who can't dream big. i'm sorry for you who don't believe in miracles. well, this is from an atheist and yet somehow, we wanted to believe in the miracle even though we knew better. and there was a huge mechanism around armstrong's lie that enabled it to happen. >> i just have to ask you. neither one of us is qualified as a psychologist or psychiatrist but his lies just

we talked about sheryl from kfc days. they're the franchisees, people who worked behind the counter. the people i met today, the people who work at wendy's, how many are the people who have came up through the ranks and own their own stores? >> a huge percentage of them, jim. we have such invested equity on the part of our franchisees. i'm proud of them and the commitment they make to the wendy's brand. they're interested in growing the brand. they're the backbone of the brand transformation along with company operators. they drive this and put their capital into this and are very excited about it. >> how about cost of labor? with have affordable care act. a lot of people feel just the base level of labor after being steady for a long time might start going up in 2014. >> yeah, you know, that's definitely a possibility. but we're very excited about the growth and the brand. we feel when you're growing top-line sales on a consistent basis, we're going to be able to deal with any increases we see in labor overtime. >> let's

what investigators are telling us is that after his body was discovered sheryl and david went to reno and got married. alameda county sheriff's deputies say a cold case department took a lowers look and moved in. >> we re-interviewed both suspects in this case. at the conclusion of our investigation, we believed we had very good information. we had sufficient information that supported presenting the case to the district attorney and seek charges against the two suspects for the murder of steven rudaker. >> steven's family, as i mentioned, is inside and including his sister, his three daughters. they are all missed. i asked if they still live in the bay area. one of them is from washington state. another from the central valley. they say it doesn't matter if this case proceeds. they will be here to follow it. reporting live in alameda county. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> intriguing case there although way around. thank you very much. >>> well, in other news, friends and family of a legally blind teenager killed in san jose are now sending a very strong message to neighborhood

i want to see my daughter smile a real smile again. >> sheryl was arrested. both are now being held in alameda county without bail. >>> in just two days, three people were hit and killed by drivers in san jose. one of them, a 3-year-old boy. the accidents happened within 10 miles of each other. as our kate cogeron reports. >> reporter: a memorial is greg and so are the statistic -- growing and so are the statistics. >> we're asking drivers to use caution. >> three deadly accidents involving people crossing the seat in just two days. last night, a womans -- street in just two days. last night a woman was hit by a vehicle. the driver who hit her stayed and cooperated. >> appeared to be transient and was crossing the road in between an intersection. the driver did say she was wearing the dark clothing which made it difficult for her to see her crossing the street. >> sunday night, a is a-year- old girl was killed after she was hit by a vehicle. san jose police say in both cases the two victims were crossing street where they weren't supposed to. but that wasn't

tragically, we met sheryl earlier in the show who lost her son a j due to suicide. >> what request weea, vomiting, diarrhea, sleep problems and frequent colds and infections, all of those can happen just from bullying. so pay attention to that kinda stuff, too. >> and as shareholder said before, you -- sheryl said before, if you think your child is being bullied, report it. get all hands on deck so that aj's death will not number vain. >> fuwant to learn more about anything you saw on the show today, including á things you may be doing right now that lead to vision loss, head to our website, www.thedoctorstv.com have a wonderful thursday! we will see you tomorrow! ♪ [ applause ] ♪ (imitates dolphin) wayne: you get the brand new car! (screams) the power in the deal, baby. - wayne brady, i love you, man! wayne: this is the face of "let's make a deal." - thank you, thank you, thank you and thank you. jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody. welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm your host wayne brady. you know what we do, w

nbc bay area sheryl herd got a look at what officials found and joins us from sfo with the latest. >>> well, we found out that the preliminary reports actually found out that the airport did a lot of things right on that fateful day when flight 214 crashed back in july, killing three and injuring 180 others. they also discovered that several things could have been done better. for example, the airport gives ichts high marks amongst first responders. the report cited good coordination between local hospitals and quick action to reopen affected runways, but the report pointed out the lack of a streamlined plan from ems responders that came from two different counties. san francisco and san mateo county. the airport website also proved to be a huge problem. it drashed when 50,000 or more people tried to access it. the report also addressed the issue of hotel price gauging during the disaster. >> we work through our partnership with the san francisco travel association to come up with some agreements at local hotels to establish a distressed passenger rate to avoid price gauging, so those

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. >> information was gathered that suggested both sheryl and billy, as they call him, were planning on doing harm to steven. >> reporter: the daughters remember the autobody foreman who never missed a day of work. he did not live to meet his eight grandchildren. at the same time, they embrace the fact they've lived to see their father's killer behind bars, facing murder charges. money may have been a motive in this case. they were in litigation over their house. >>> now to the south bay. this has been one of the deadliest years on record for pedestrians in san jose. in just two days, three people were killed by cars. the most recent victim a 50-year-old woman hit on monterrey road. on sunday afternoon, a 3-year-old boy was struck at oak and vine while he sat in a stroller. hours later, a 14-year-old girl was hit in front of her high school. we have more details. >> reporter: the teens nearly struck in this crosswalk are mourning the loss of a 14-year-old classmate. >> she was a well liked girl, right? and that's one of the reasons students will feel the loss. >> reporter: the closest s

we have been a proud sponsor of the taylor family foundation for more than 20 years, and sheryl jennings has shared stories every year. of you want to support the foundation, go to our web site and click on "see it on tv". >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 6:00. how people are still rallying behind batkid after he saved gotham. >>> the new mars mission being launched tonight. why bay area scientists will be glued to their screens watching it. >> the play addition 4 resident sets sales record in the first >> more orders come in for the batkid t-shirt. they received 570 more orders. they -- they sold a total of 1800 shirts and they're available on their web site. we have a link on abc7 news. all the proceeds go to the make-a-wish foundation. >> two years after the shooting rampage at the quarry in cupertino we're getting new insight into what led to the tragedy. dan noyse interviews the killer's son. >> what made your dad snap? >> everybody has suspicions. but -- >> what are yours? >> obviously somebody made him mad -- that's the -- somebody made him mad. what else could it be? >> almond tel

we have been a proud sponsor of the taylor family foundation for more than 20 years, and sheryl jennings has shared stories every year. of you want to support the foundation, go to our web site and click on "see it on tv". >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 6:00. how people are still rallying behind batkid after he saved gotham. >>> the new mars mission being launched tonight. why bay area scientists will be glued to their screens watching it. >> the play addition 4 resident sets sales record in the first would you rather have spoons for hands or elbows for ears? i'd rather have food. [gasp] let's make a late night foody call and get - my munchie meal with the new hella - peño burger. it's loaded with sliced and stuffed jalapeños, melting cheese, and spicy taco sauce. i'll eat it with my... sppoooooonnnnn haaaaaands! what? i can't hear you... talk into my elbow! >> more orders come in for the batkid t-shirt. they received 570 more orders. they -- they sold a total of 1800 shirts and they're available on their web site. we have a link on abc7 news. all the proceeds go to the make-a-wish foun

degree murder today in a cold case that is more than 20 years old. 50-year-old williams devensensi and sheryl anne dreys are being held now without bail in the shooting death of dreys ex- husband. investigators interviewed the suspects early on but they were never charged. whitaker's three daughters were teenagers when he was killed. >> finally we can just begin to close this chapter hopefully. >> the cold case unit says updated dna testing helped crack the case. investigators say the motive was money. dreys and whitaker had divorced and were fighting over ownership of their home. >>> abandoned pets are filling up shelters. 15 dogs were abandoned at one shelter overnight. john fowler spoke to shelters as they're trying to stem the trend of what they're calling holiday dumping. >> reporter: activists say far too many people abandon their pets around the holidays. pets often left out of hectic holiday plans. >> but also a financial burden. and as it gets closer and closer to the holidays there are people that unfortunately can't care for their pets. >> reporter: animals end up here contra costa

, because i don't think anybody has gotten more attention for her views on this than facebook coo sherylerg. this is heart of her harvard commencement speech. >> women need a different form of management and mentorship, a different form of sponsorship and encouragement and some protection, in some ways more than women. there aren't enough senior women out there to do it so it falls upon the men who are graduating today just as much or more than the women, not just to talk about gender but to help these women succeed. >> you know, it's really interesting because the other thing that sheryl sandberg talks about, and i've spoken to her at panels before, her mentor, who was larry summers, not a bad mentor to have. >> right. >> she talked about how when you see a man, let's say at a bar after work talking to another man, especially if there's a disparity in age, oh, isn't that great, he's mentoring him. if you see a young woman like you at a bar with an older man, there's a very different assumption there. there's a double standard. >> i think there really is a double standard. and i think, y

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. >> reporter: while investigators suspected sheryl ann drace and william devincenzi in steve's death with the house they all shared and cash as the motive they didn't have proof until recently. >> you never give up hope and you get frustrated. >> reporter: drace was arrested in her san leandro home. devincenzi already with a colorful prison past was busted in his prison in victorville. it was ignited possibly by a red-hot love triangle by the drop of a dime and d.n.a. >> i can't describe what we're feeling. we finally -- that's all i can say is just finally we have arrived. >> reporter: in dublin, andria borba, kpix 5. >> two suspects were in court on monday and are now being held without bail. >>> the latest frustration for bart riders was a problem in the transbay tube. kpix 5's christin ayers reports, metal debris caused major delays last night. >>> reporter: hundreds jammed this platform in west oakland waiting as long as one or two hours trapped because of some debris, some sheet metal that we heard was obstructing one of the tracks. >> i have been waiting over an hour because a

. >> sheryl, is it okay to date your ex's best friend?up was clean, you respect one another, and the guy is hot, yes. if he has called you in the last six months crying, no. if you have called him in the last six months for a booty call, no. >> i like that the principles are based on how hot he is. the fact is, firstly, what you can't find another one -- another guy among the 3 billion guys in the world that is not his best friend. if you can't -- if he's the love of your life, go for it. if this is a whim because you're lonely or in pain or trying to get back at the guy, don't do it. god forbid you're on the receiving end of that one day. >> there aren't that many good guys out there. there are not -- matthew, you are one in a trillion. >> i know that, but that's very different from saying there are no great guys out there. >> cane has a question. is it appropriate to expect a date to pay for most or all of the nights out or at what point in the date process should i begin reaching for the check to share some of the responsibilities. >>

i demand a recount, although sheryl atkinson is on there. she gives mrs. robinson -- big fan, very lovely lady. jedia was there, so they got a few things right. if you look like pacy from "dawson's creek" or maybe michael j fox from the '80s, apparently you get no love. >> jeddedia, you're not on the list. >> under my name it says that the -- so i do owe you everything. >> there is no chemistry between us. i find you odous. i'm not close enough to smell her. i can only see her. she makes me sick to my stomach. i don't even know why she's here. you know where they left off? by the way, this whole exercise was click bait and tv bait. mediaite was hoping shows would cover this. we were the only show that did because we weren't on the list. but nobody else did anybody. they left off, follow the trend here, lou dobbs, bill o'reilly. governor huckabee, they were ageist. older men that don't like -- unlike jedia, they don't like older men. >> i don't discriminate when it comes to race, i just like older men. >> you like them when they're writing out that will. >>

here is sheryl. >> reporter: alia washington and brooklyn fields are on a mission.ation barrels are empty, but not for long. >> we're giving them toiletries like toothbrushes and soap. >> my sister started it eight years ago. she helped the less fortunate by giving them food, clothes, toys for the children and everything they need. and i was like whoa, if she can do it, i can do it. >> the 12-year-old oakland school quickly went to work. >> my promise is called thanksgiving in l.a. >> los angeles because aeialeig and her mom. when they arrived, he was homeless. >> i remember what happened to my uncle -- >> reporter: those tiers motivated aleahs to make a difference. >> when i found him, we found thousands of homeless people on the streets. tents everywhere. and my uncle told her not to cry because it was okay. >> i explained it to her that we can't look at something like that and just turn our heads. so what do you want to do about it. so that's when she game up with the gospel concert in the park. >> it's already to crawl before you walk -- >> aleaha and brook will

. >> sheryl williams brought her two boy scout sons to help serve. >> how did your mother get you downshe dragged us out the house. >> i want them to understand how important it is to serve others. every opportunity that i get, i take them out to serve. i knew about this opportunity, and i said let's go. >> mayor vincent gray praises the community outpouring. >> there's a lot of need in this city and a lot of cities around america. it's great we have a city with compassion. >> we thank you for this gathering, we thank you for every person who is present. >> reporter: but it wasn't all serious today. 74-year-old elizabeth hicks had on hur turkey hat. >> reporter: how come you're the only one wearing that hat? >> i like to make people laugh and have fun. >> reporter: i think you succeeded. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> right now at 6:00, the holiday travel tonight is absolutely miserable. we'll have a report on what you can expect for the rest of tonight and tomorrow. >>> a woman was stalked, robbed and sexually assaulted in friendship heights. >>> we're following a developi

and we g music from capital cities, thomas rhett, sheryl croand johnny marr. those guys. [ cheers and appuse ] gonna beun. but tonight is a show above all shows. he's a comedy legend, he'sne of my favorites. he is bringing his one-man show, "700 sundays," back to broadway. this show is phenomenal. it's a limed run, so get tickets if you can. it is so awesome. i'll talto him about it. thgreat billy crystal is here toght. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: billy crystal! >> jimmy: billy crysl! [ cheers and applae ] >> steve: william ystal. >> jimmy: i ve him. plus, shis a very, very busy actress. she is starring inwo new movies. harlie countryman" and "a case of you." one actress, two movs, three names. evan rachel wood is on the show tonight. [ cheers and alause ] and that's not all we got some good mus. >> ste: what? >> jimmy: i'm talkinabout ch lloyd is here! [ cheers and applause ] feuring skee-lo! it's going to be f tonight! >> steve: calm it down. >> jimmy: ca it down. evyone just has to calm down. >>teve: simmer down now! simmer down! you gotta calm dow du

back in 1990 sheryl was married to steven ruteger. they had been married for five years then divorced. several months later he was found stabbed to death. they were going through a dispute over the house they owned together. and they believe money was the dispute. >> i can't describe it. what we're feeling. it's-- we finally that's all i can say. we finally, we've arrived. >> reporter: and irving and devenkesti are expected to appear in court. right now they're both being held at alameda jail without bail. allie rasmus. >>> a brazen theft at a jewelry store on sutter street. this happened just after 5:00. the thief ran off after taking a significant number of diamonds. investigators are reviewing surveillance video but say it may be difficult to identify the thief. >> he was wearing a white facial mask and also wearing gloves. dark sweater and dark pants. then simply once he smashed the case and grabbed the diamonds he fled out without saying anything to the employees. >> investigators say they'll be monitoring websites, pawnshops and

♪ >> hey, i am here with sheryl, and troy. what questions do you have for the doctors?lose the lower weight in my, around my scar section of the abdomen. >> how about you troy? >> is it okay to work out if you are extremely sore from the workout the day before . >> what's the word, doctors? >> thank you doctors! >> thank you, and a shout-out to atlanta! [ applause ] >> two quick questions. >> let me tackle the first one, and for my tummy tuck and abdomeninoplasty patients. so many have had c-sections, and that sort of changes the player field in your abdomen. making that low incision, very often you have a step-off, of the tissue. you may actually accumulate excess fat. the muscle has been cut, as part of the c-section. a lot of times it hasn't been sewn back together. you are left with a pooch, immediately above that c-section. it's part of what we correct when we do a tummy tuck. the combination of removing the skin, tightening the muscle, and, if necessary, a little liposuction. >> unfortunate it's one of those figure faults that's not going to go away with regular d

. >> kcbs traffic sheryl rains has been navigating for 25 years. >> it is getting worse. every night there is some backup. >> one reason why it is getting worse, the economy is getting better. the bay area counsel says we are back at our prerescission unemployment rate. >> since 2010, we have added 300,000 jobs here in the bay area. you don't do that without having some impact on traffic. >> and they forecast the region willed a another 2 to 300,000 jobs in the next two years, which in addition to increased traffic poses another problem. try convincing someone from say north dakota to move here. >> this is a serious problem. employers here are very concerned about it and what it means for their ability to track the best talent in the region >> for those of us already here, it can be struggle to get anywhere. >> and it is so frustrating. it becomes the wild west out there. people can't get through. >> reporter: in the next couple weeks we are likely to get more evidence of the gridlock. the metropolitan transportation commission is crunching its own numbers looking at key

sheryl ann drace and william devincenzi are charged in the killing.udiger's family has a sense of relief. >> kind of like make believe, though, you know? it's just kind of like you're not sure if it's -- it's just hard to understand it. you know? it's almost not disbelief but it's -- you know. >> investigators say drace and devincenza killed rudiger for money making it a possible death penalty case. they are being held without bail. >>> 5:38. investors are going over the latest jobs numbers just in time for the labor department. new jobless claims are down by 10,000. >> marlie hall of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. it's expected to be another day of light trading here on wall street on the eve of thanksgiving. later this morning, we'll get the weekly unemployment numbers and an update on mortgage rates. yesterday the dow gained less than half point and the nasdaq spiked 23, closing above 4,000 for the first time since the year 2000. >>> you could soon be charged for saving money. according

she was apparently set to oust sheryl crow as the face of l'oreal and she walked away leaving the companyit is very interesting these two. >> very interesting indeed. see you in a bit. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. . >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomn while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out. a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. when i came home, i felt alone. my family was around me, but i couldn't talk to them about what i'd seen and what i'd done. i remember just thinking, man, the way i am right now, i don't want to live. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors don't have to be severely wounded to be with the wounded warrior project. we do have a lot of guys that have post-traumatic stress disorder. being able to share your story, i guess it kind of helps you wrap your mind around what did happen over there. just because you've left the military doesn't mean your life is over, because when thes

marissa levin, sheryl sandberg. end models for young women to aspire to. >> i wondered about that. if those women, how much you think they are actually, their presence there is sending a signal to women this is a woman-friendly world, come in, that wasn't there just four or five years ago. >> there's no question about that. but i think it goes beyond that. it's very interesting that this year is the 20th anniversary of a couple of major women's i.t. organizations, so it makes you stop and say what was going on 20 years ago that these organizations would be celebrating their 20th anniversaries and i think it looks to what's been going on before that, because not only are these very high level role models for young women to see and women throughout the industry to see and aspire to, there's a whole chain of women. so women not only are there as role models, they are there as mentors, as advisors. we can talk about how women come and go in a career, deal with all of the situations like raising -- >> we shouldn't paint

sheryl lee patrick, the mother of one of the four soldiers killed on the hill that day, sent the songck. but neither had any idea paul was the song's inspiration. >> it was only after the song reached number one two years later, really, that i contacted with connie harrington and the songwriters. >> jared's truck gets bad mileage. it doesn't matter to paul. >> i'm alone in the truck with him. it's just -- it's a very special peaceful feeling. >> reporter: that peace is hard to come by. >> people tell you time heals all. well, in this case, it doesn't. losing a parent is one thing. that's your past. but losing a child, you've lost your future. you don't have those grandkids to look forward to and those special days of going to the ballpark together or going fishing. all of that that you envisioned is gone. >> reporter: paul says his hope is that those who enjoy the song learn what a gold star family is and what those families go through. listeners have to learn, he says, that freedom is not free. it's all paid for with the blood of our young men and women. >>> a new series from the min

what an extraordinary leader, sheryl sandberg. [applause] >> looks to be fat, oscar goodman to discuss his memoir, "being oscar." mr. goodman talks about cases he handled during his career as a criminal defense attorney and share stories from history terms as mayor of las vegas. this is about an hour. >> "being oscar" is the name of the book by former las vegas mayor, oscar goodman. mayor goodman, when did you come to vegas and why? >> we came here in 1964. i went to wonderful liberal arts college in the outskirts of philadelphia. i loved every day of college. when i went to law school at the university of pennsylvania, it was a time of the civil rights movement was very, very active. however, the students there were interested in going with a white suit and do in corporate law and the like. it was boring me to death. i had just gotten married and i felt that i wasn't supporting my wife. when they decided to walk into the das office in fact, do you have a job, as they are they are ushered me and when the conviction of the first of

ask sheryl kay porter, ask annie custer. they see it every day in the unrepresentative house of representatives. there's little daylight between the tea party and the republican party. think about it. both would have millionaires do less -- cut taxes for big oil, cut taxes for multinationals, reduce social security benefits and medicaid coverage. cut student loans, cut veterans' benefits, invest less in education, in affordable college. do less to combat climate change. do less on gun safety. do nothing to fix our immigration system. and keep families who are trying to survive on the minimum wage from ever earning even another penny. it would appear that the only thing they want more of is rush limbaugh. >> well, michael warren? the argument from the democrats. >> i thought it was interesting they mentioned carol shea porter who voted with all of the tea party nut cases in the house for the upton bill on friday. i think he's right that there's a lot less difference between the so-called main stream republicans and the tea pa

take the finish shine challenge yahoo c-e-o marissa mayer, d cebook's sheryl s >>> there are new signs women are having a growing influence in the tech world. marissa mayer and cheryl sandberg are recognized for their accomplishments in a male-dominated field but recently more women have been getting hired. in the past year, 36,000 women hire for tech jobs compared to 24,000 men. men still make up two-thirds of the tech workforce. >>> speaking of which, a hot new toy is aiming to inspire a whole new generation of women in the tech industry. oakland-based toy company goldieblox is hoping to encourage girls to start thinking about math and science. they are going about it through a new line of construction toys for girls hoping to spread their message. they are now in the running to win an ad during the super bowl. >> a super bowl ad would literally transform our business and give us a platform to get our message out. >> the competition runs until december 1. the company with the most votes will win the 30- second spot and for more information on the voting just go to our website, kpix.c

am, liz, pae -- perano, craig, sheryl, stephanie.ssy, wendy, elizabeth, carlos, joseph, and so many others who withstood the onslaught of betrayal from our own political party. but you stayed the course. but you stayed the course because you believed in the mission. you believed in the mission. and my sister. lisa cato. speaker oliver. regina thomas. ajority leader wineberg. joe, john mckee and brendan gill, don curry, nellie poe, bob ith, mila, pat reck, peg chafer, wyatt erp. but the one regret i have is that jason o'donnell, who was my choice for the state party chair, suffered as collateral damage from treachery within the democrat exparty. we know that the political bosses could not suffer his presence as a leader of the party because they could not control him, a trait we both share. at the time, the party seemed about to implode and so even though we had the votes to elect jason as state party chair of the democratic party, i decided that in winning the battle, we would have lost the war as i believe the party was cannibalizin

sheryl says they are moving toward total government health care -- that is what they have wanted alllong. says the on affordable obama act is collapsing more and more everyday. you know when feinstein jumps ship, the holding is thinking. i love it. deb says -- paving the way for hillary, goes with whatever that centers at the time. we want to get your thoughts this morning. what do you make a president clinton saying to president obama you need to keep your promise on people's insurance coverage? while we wait for your phone calls to come in, jennifer haberkorn is politico's health- care reporter. she is on the phone. with president clinton making its comments to an online magazine. what you make of it? what does this do to the houseboat this week for the republican's keep your plan act? guest: the white house certainly did not appreciate, i am sure, president clinton saying his comments yesterday. i mean, this is the white house -- he is the guy who was supposed to make health care more accessible, and understandable to the public, and now he says president obama needs to consider c

coming up next, sheryl sandberg, the coo of facebook, discusses why it's still difficult for women to achieve leadership roles in the united states. she also talks about her own career choices and experiences. this is about an hour, 15 minutes. [applause] >> let's begin by thanking the computer history museum for putting on this seminar along with the sponsors, and in the place has been such an interesting place to listen, to learn, to not only understand history, but to understand the future. so thank you, john, and thank you, everybody. >> thank you. [applause] >> i met sheryl in the late '90s when she was running what appeared to be about a third of the treasury department. impossiblily young and po