by the way you saw one of sheryl's gifts. this is literally how she did all of these things by getting people to feel strongly. a little snippet of sheryl's success in front of you. were going to come back to the whole person idea which i think is important. i'm still interested in the stereotypes and perceptions and so forth because if they are true and i believe they are chew that govern all of us. you talk about experiments of likability. success on likability are positively correlated for men and negatively for women. you will remember as part of the recruiting you did we studied correlations up male questioners versus female questioners and when they would hire people they would correctly predict the persons success of it was a man but when they scored the like that of female successor was anti-correlated. in fact it was exactly wrong. i'm quite concerned that the stereotype bias even in nice liberal well-run companies is quite profound. >> yeah. the gender bias we all feel myself included. one thing that happens with ge

coming up next, sheryl sandberg, the c.o.o. if these but, discusses well it is so difficult for women to achieve leadership roles. she talks about her own experiences. this is an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> let's begin by thanking the computer history museum for putting on a seminar along with sponsors and at places such an interesting emphasis on listening and learning, to understand history and the future. thank you john, thank you everyone. ♪ [applause] [applause] >> a natural sandberg when she was running what appeared to be a third of the treasury department. [laughter] impossibly young and smart. and she impressed all less with what she did in the clinton administration the first and second term. when it came time for her to take a job, he became only the two should work at google and we chatted. we didn't have an exact position for her, but google files hires really smart people. she worked in our financing, she learned the business. and then we figured out that we needed to have a different kind of position. she

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jack dorsey is no steve jobs and sheryl sandberg is no steve jobs.t do you think eiger thinks he needs? >> he would like to clone steve jobs and have a new one. if anyone could play a role like steve jobs, i think jack can do it. he's going to have an amazing resource to have them both on his board. i wouldn't be surprised if cheryl had mixed feelings about jack joining the board because facebook wants to have the insights that might be available when they hear the discussions and now there is the nemesis and i think jack brings a unique set of capabilities and taste. this is one thing he shares with steve jobs is taste, which is in relatively short supply in silicon valley, sorry to say to a san francisco denizen like you. we new yorkers are very aware of that. >> how does jack dorsey manage his time? >> at one point, he claims he was working at both square and twitter. >> it's not someone who manages his time very well. >> it's not an executive full- time position at twitter anymore. if i were an investor in either company, i might have some reserv

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ceo marissa mayer, sheryl sandberg, reed hastings and dick costolo. they sent a letter to the white house and congress, urging them to reform surveillance practices. a judge says that the nsa collection of phone records is probably unconstitutional. phil mattingly joins us from washington. i am dying to know what happened at this meeting. what happened? >> it was almost all about surveillance. about two hours long. these executives met with the president. the key points were what came out in a joint statement last week. one of the key point to those principles, they do not believe that bulk collection should be allowed anymore. that is at the core of what the nsa has been allowed to do. they are worried not only about international low back, but the business implications of this. they are talking about billions of dollars lost for these companies because of mistrust that consumers running away. the president plans to make some changes and they wanted to be real, not just something that happens on the surface. >> we were told that president obama wante

sheryl sandberg at facebook is i think coo. you have marissa mayer of the head of yahoo!. some great female role models, but, of course, millennials see their role model as people like mark zuckerberg who is only 29 years old, who, of course, is the ceo and the founder of facebook, and, you know, maybe those millennials think they're going to get to the top a lot sooner rather than later -- >> yes. you can drop out of harvard and be bill gates or mark zuckerberg, and the thing is they are the exceptions, not the rule. >> right. >> and i think that when millennials see, you know, in their 20s people making billions of dollars, they're hoping for that as well. but, again, for women they're not that many women in the corner office. there's 4% of the fortune 1,000 companies have ceos who are women, and that's up from 1.4% a decade ago. that's very, very low. >> it still is. you know what? maybe more people are going to be bosses millennials than they think because the research shows by 2020 more than 40% or 60 million americans will be freelancers or independent contractors, s

and so was apple's tim cook and sheryl sanberg from facebook. while the white house characterized the meeting as being primarily about the health care website, and it started out that way, much of the two-hour discussion then centered on data mining, electronic surveillance. just yesterday a federal judge called the nsa's phone surveillance program unconstitutional, and today the company has asked for new limits on what they have to turn over. >>> perhaps you are in an office pool. perhaps you're not seeing this at all because you're in line to buy a lottery ticket. like this line near nipton, california, just over the border from nevada, which is one of seven states where they don't play mega millions. the lottery line is so long it stretches back into nevada because tonight's jackpot is $636 million, the second largest lottery in u.s. history. as you can imagine, the odds of winning are astronomical, but that doesn't stop anybody from lining up. our report tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: not to put a damper on the country's mega

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sheryl crow, hugh jackman and janelle monet were all on hand. >>> and that's going to do it for yourh of "scrambled politics." joining us for our first look at politics, is "washington post" reporter david nakamura. 38 media organizations wrote this letter to the white house last week claiming that this administration is blocking the public from having an independent view of the executive branch of government. now david, of course, you cover the white house for "the washington post." i want to get your take on this. do you think this is a fair assessment? >> i think so. this has been a long standing issue for the press association and its grown more of a concern over time with the obama administration. this is an era, of course in, which everybody is able to access social media and publish their own photos. the swhous very good at that. they have a good robust website. facebook page and they're able to then take that and use their own photographs to sort of put out an image they sthi problthi burnished and edited and the press association might like. this is an issue on anything from

> > they have been executing on the plan that mark has put together along with sheryl all along and it's just been a bumpy ride here and there but they're really starting to monetize that business and monetize it nicely. > >this was quite a santa rally we just enjoyed. we get one usually this time of year but is there any reason why this just wouldn't continue into the new year? > >the santa claus rally although it tends to be a bit lower when we come in off of these high numbers is very much in tact and there is no reason to think that equities don't still have a little room to grow in the first quarter. although we expect the final three quarters of 2014 to be much higher in terms of volatility and much more difficult for investors to navigate. > >lastly, what should we keep our eye on as we start the new year? > >you really want to keep an eye on the fed and all the central banks around the world. they have been the tailwinds of this extraordinary 5 year run and that is what people should be focused on. > >good advice. lincoln ellis, thanks very much. > >you bet. now that christmas is

the same for sheryl who was more visibly shaken than anything else. >> as we were going over, i look at my two friends, i screamed. my friends were going over. >> reporter: authorities say four people lost their lives. three of whom were ejected from their seats and thrown out of broken wind owes. >> the most horrible thing. i saw a dead body. they covered with it the white sheet and then the, it is breath taking. >> reporter: the injured were taken to four area hospitals. lisa's cousin was one of them. >> that's when everything happened very, very quickly. hit her on the side of the head. i saw the woman in front of her go through other window. her glass broke. she hung on to the side rails like a monkey while the train was flipping and the rocks were coming in will. >> reporter: first responders rushed to triage the victims. 11 suffered critical injuries. >> we had several people that were either trapped under cars or partially under cars. we had a list of cars using airbags. we did a little cutting to get better access to some of the folks underneath the cars as well as in the car

. >>> try and try as she has, former full-time tax preparer sheryl orn steen hasn't been able to find a steady job for almost four years, taking pickup work whenever she can. >> i just don't see at my stage of the game being able to find full-time good, decent-paying job for a woman in her early sixties. >> reporter: nonetheless, come tomorrow, she loses her long- term unemployment benefits because congress cut them off. >> there's nothing i can do about t. >> reporter: she is one of 36,000 bay area residents, 222,000 californians, and more than a million u.s. long-term unemployed in the same sinking boat. >> you're in that position where you're running out of benefits and don't have anything that's landed yet. you're in a tough spot, no doubt about it. >> reporter: many will be in abject poverty. >> next step for some will likely be looking to safety net programs. >> i wake up at 3:00 in the morning, wondering how i'm going to take care of things, take care of my pets, make sure they are taken care of. >> reporter: and to make matters worse, her attempt to get healthcare through the

our narcissism is this currency that keep sheryl sandberg happy. do not think the rise of it has anything to do with the klein of insanity. it is working. here is one business strategy that has worked for decades until the iron rest got involved. taking you inside the swiss think fault. five nfl coaches joining america's unemployed. we will go through the cut list coming up in sports. >> it is 26 minutes past the hour. getting you caught up on the markets. they are trading today, even if volume is so low you almost cannot measure it. the s&p 500 gaining .2%. the nasdaq up for. following the record holiday season. citigroup raising the price target. hertz. take a look at adopting a poison pill. ♪ >> welcome to "lunch money." i am matt miller and four adam johnson. today is moving pictures where the video is the story. the cleanup has begun in western australia after cyclone christine uprooted trees and caused power outages and flooding. it battered the storm -- the wins.oast with it later weakened as it moved inland and traveled south. >> it is hot

annual conventions don't just bring in bloggers but big names like president obama and facebook's sheryl. >> are you surpriseded at the success of this? this has been ten years now. >> i have to tell you no, because i grew up in print and. broadcast media and went online at a time when message boards were so popular and robust in the first bubble. at the time, i remember thinking, it's amazing. i can put up some of the best magazine content in the world online and i cannot get women out of the message boards to look at content from some of the world's biggest brands. and it was fascinating and educational because it turned out that we are the lucy ricardos and the dear abbys and the erma bombecks and oprahs and mars that of our own lives. that is gold right there. >> it is gold. blogger headquarters right on the peninsula in redwood shores. interested in standing next year's convention.? you won't have to travel far. the request engs is being held in san jose. is it a blessing or curse to have the zuckerberg name? it's a blessing when it comes to her bank account and perhaps a curse when

with the soviet union and what you're seeing here is just a continuation of that idea that strategy sheryl you talk about some to political issues here well the latest development is that the added please have a snap election in ukraine to out these the public process do you think it would do the trick that. well just i would say just ask rich european country. who are pretending to be holier than thou right now with european government agreed to any snap election did we have snap elections in greece in spain in you know ireland where hundreds of thousands of people went on the street demonstrating against. the taxpayers' money being squandered on the banks there's no we don't. pay these demonstrations were played down in our media and at home with tear gas to a club or just looking to leave germany what happened to the big demonstrations here against the bags too so frankfurt the occupy movement was removed by force many people heard goes into hospital etc i mean snap elections i mean they would have loved if you had suggest it's not a snap elections yes of course you have explained to us

sheryl sandberg wrote about you in her book. there is a balance in work and family.e done a lot to try to elevate women at ebay and working dads. >> my marriage is a partnership. you could argue that my wife is my boss. we work hard to balance the work and raise a family. for me, this issue when it come to ebay, it is about competing and winning. if we will be successful, we need the best people. by definition, half the people in the world are women. we need to have the best women and men and have a diverse team that can lead to the best possible decisions and executions. it is a matter of good is this and it extends back to the family and in my case, being a good husband. >> he did say his wife is his boss, everyone. yes, that is what he said. the ebay ceo, john donahoe. earlier we talked about how i got my gloves delivered to me on the set via ebay. ebay has same-day delivery service. jon erlichman followed an ebay courier around. >> this is a great, innovative story going on. technology allows us to be more impatient. ebay has seen that happen and is taking advant

. >> sheryl sandberg wrote about you. you have been very vocal about how you and your wife who is a working career woman have balanced work and family. you done a lot to elevate women here at ebay. any idea for working dads with how they can help women? >> i just think in my case, my marriage is a partnership. you can argue that actually my wife is my boss. have worked hard to balance dual careers and raise a family. ebay is competing and winning. if we're going to be successful, we have to have the very best people. by definition, half the people in the world are women and we need to have the best women and men that can lead to the best diversification and execution. i think it is a matter of good business and it is also a matter of being in my case a good husband. >> that is good to hear for myself as a working mom. thanks for having us here. thank you. when top tech companies try to attract new talent, free perks are often a way to persuade potential workers. the culture of ebay has some asking where is all the free st

will be meeting with a number of tech executives including marissa mayer, and sheryl sandberg. >> i'm sure they will get an earful. goldman in washington, d.c. thank you very much. i want to bring in a special roundtable. michael riley cover security from bloomberg is this week and joins us from washington dc pe.f barton joins us via sky p . they are selling the gear to the nsa to collect information. could this slowdown anytime? a long is going to be core process. the nsa will fight this under the justice department. we have a long way to go. this is an incredibly valuable to. ol. they cannot come up with one example where this stopped an attack. this is an open court. classifiedertain materials they cannot present in this form. i'm sure there will point that out. we cannot tell you. trust does. it is interesting. let me ask you about the business behind us. what can you tell us about how this is going and where it is growing? in utah data center out is in expansion a massive amounts of storage. every phone call of every citizen in the u.s. that is an amazing amount of data. whether

they will be meeting with a number of tech executives including marissa meyer, dick costello and sheryl sandberg. >> i'm sure they will get an earful. julianna goldman in washington, d.c. thank you very much. i want to bring in a special roundtable. michael riley covers security for bloomberg is this week and joins us from washington dc. jeff barton from treadstone joins us via skype. they are selling the gear to the nsa to collect information. could this slow down anytime? >> this is going to be a long process. the nsa will fight this under the justice department. we have a long way to go. this is an incredibly valuable tool. the judge cannot come up with one example where this stopped an attack. this is an open court. there are certain classified materials they cannot present in this form. i'm sure there will point that out. >> tough arguement to make, saying, we cannot tell you. trust us. it is interesting. let me ask you about the business behind this. what can you tell us about how this is going and where it is growing? >> a new data center out in utah is in expansion a massive amo

sheryl sandberg wrote about you.ou have been vocal about how you and your wife have balanced work and family. you have done a lot to try to elevate women here at ebay. any advice for working dads on how they can help women? >> in my case, my marriage is a partnership. you could argue that my wife is my boss. we worked hard to balance dual careers and raise a family. for me, this issue is one of competing and winning. if we are going to be successful, we have to have the best people. by definition, half of the people in the world are women. we have to have the best women and men to have a diverse team to lead to the best possible decisions. i think it is a matter of good business and that extends back to the family. it is also a matter of being a good husband. >> that is good to hear. the ceo of ebay, thank you so much for joining us and thank you for having us. when top tech companies try to attract new talent, free perks are often a way to persuade potential workers. the culture at ebay may have some asking where al

this comes one day after talking technology with tim cook, sheryl sandberg, and are a semi. phil mattingly joins us now. what can you say about the reaction to these recommendations? >> they would have a major impact on how intelligence policy is put together. you listed are the big ones. the key is the storage issue. in this metadata collection of phone records of u.s. citizens, what this report is stating is that the government should not be the one holding that collection. it should give third party, telecom or someone else and they would need a court order to go search through that metadata. the other issue from a political perspective is the surveillance of world leaders and this is a decision that can be made by the intelligence community. this report says it should be a white house decision. going above the intelligence community straight to the oval office if they ever want surveillance on a world leader. obviously with going on with angela merkel is a very big the lyrical issue. about a 300 page report from the five-member review group and any way you cut it, major

sheryl lynn mcgraw and her husband were on a dream vacation when a sky diving trip took a deadly turn. we have the story. >> reporter: sergeant brandon mcgraw loved an adventure. >> he went the way he would want to. he was a risk taker. he did things like mountain climbing and diving. >> reporter: the neighbor says when mcgraw and his wife found out they won a trip to australia on the ellen degeneres show, they were thrilled. >> brandon, john and i and cheryl went out to dinner about a week before they left. that's when she told me about the -- winning the trip on the television. they were all excited about doing all these things and sky diving was one of them. >> reporter: officials say mcgraw was a trained free-fall parachutist. something went wrong when he jumped out of the plane. >> it was devastating. >> reporter: mcgraw crashed and he died at the scene of the crash. >> lord knows we are so sorry. we are so sorry to lose him. even though he was happy at doing what he did, our loss is terrible in this neighborhood. >> reporter: his neighbors hung their flag at half staff to honor

melissa: sheryl sandberg has been one of his bigge supporters. she had a lot of engineers that could have come and helped probably for free. and he knows that he has all of silicon valley at his disposal. what's your theory? >> the president said that we had to go through a bidding process and the president should have put together an advisory board and hired them to build a website for obamacare. he didn't do it. it is incompetency and a lack of interest and a failure on the part of hhs and leadership, which is the secretary kathleen sebelius beyond the they didn't care that much? i don't believe the bureaucratic red tape in s part of that. he has proved that time and again. what you think was really the motivation and do you think it was that he did not care? >> i worked for three president and the president loves being president, but he hates to work. this is my signature piece of legislation, i wouldbe dogging the executive branch and the white houseo show me that obamacare's rollout is normally proficient, but also in policy. and this has be

the event featured performances by sheryl crow and the backstreet boys.francis getting a little surprise at the medical center for children. check out the kid snatching it right off his head. he's all smiles for a moment it looked like the snatcher had an amazing souvenir. it turns out he returned it to the rightful place. the small hobbit makes it big at the box office this weekend. >> i looffer you my hand. >> the hobbit debuted at number one with $73.1 million icing over last week's top movie "frozen" was second and in third place "a maida christmas" debuting with $16 million. >> oo may be the time to stay inside and catch a movie. >> before you leave the house this morning let's find out what's fwh the forecast. >> cold temperatures across the country and we are kicking off very chilly early this morning across parts of the midwest and the northeast. as you head out the door this morning you are grabbing your jacket and you are heading outside and the current windchill temperature is what if feels like when you go outside. it feels like 12 below zero

the beltway liberal feminism that defines feminism as abortion, gay marriage, and a little bit of sherylenburg type stlooifing through corporate america, leaving out the other theories of feminism like working women and helping poor families and right to life and all the other things women might be interested in. those things appear to be invisible to michelle coddle as she evaluates michelle obama. >> this is not the battle, i don't believe, of the michelles. i think this headline was inflammatory, but if you look at michelle coddle's piece, it is not an opinion piece. it is a reported piece where she both talks to feminists and talks to republican activists as well who present both sides of the story. that isn't to say, however, that she is wrong in the premise of the article because i think it's very important for women to be able to make the choice of stay home. do you remember when there was a democratic strategist, hilary rosen, who basically said that ann romney never worked a day in her life? >> despite the five children. >> despite the five children. you have to give credit to m

a bit of a running theme for these sheryl -- shares. like twitter. are they being underpriced, priced to sell well? but optimism the economy is improving and many will buy into this luxury brand. >> most people by india a puffer. i guess that is the problem. how do you expand the business beyond a puffer? >> they are very expensive. they don't have to sell to many to make it profitable. $3000, would it cost since beware, but they also have the sunglasses range and they have been expanding. they have been looking at m&a this year. the chairman says they may be company.knitwear not just wholly dependent on ski wear. but things were slightly warmer climates as well. but it is a company just expanding and sales growth shows it. we saw sales up 35% last year, far better than some of the italian luxury rivals like janel he -- cuccinelli. also the story of expanding the amount of units. 33% of the sales are in italy but you are now looking at emerging markets, expansion and the likes of russia, a user, america. that is where they would like to see investmen

president obama talked surveillance with tech leaders tuesday, including apple's tim cook, facebook's sheryl sandberg and yahoo!'s melissa meyer. so what could these panel recommendations mean for the relationship between government tech and your security? i spoke with a c.e.o. and former n.s.a. cybercenter employee, bob stasio and also daniel o'connor, the senior director for public policy and government affairs at the computer and communications industry association. i began by asking bob about the risks of curbing surveillance practices. >> i believe really what it does is slows down the process of our ability to gather intelligence and analyze it, if it does anything. for example, i like to use the 9/11 example of right before the 9/11 attacks, it became evident that one of the hijackers was communicating with i believe elements in yemen. following that, we were not able to actually collect that intelligence and analyze it because the call was eminating from within the united states. after that, the 9/11 report, a recommendation was made to change some of our collection ability in order

is, unless you count the one i apparently wore to all my high school dances. [ audience aws ] hi sherylwith chad? hi, denise, no, you're going to go -- oh, i can hold your punch. [ laughter ] wait, i'm not invisible. you saw me. floating punch, floating punch. [ laughter ] and finally, this really made me laugh. oh, my gosh. did you see this youtube video? >> questlove: no. >> jimmy: it's killer, man. this is a family in michigan posted this video on line. looks like dad is having a hard time cutting down the christmas tree or at least that's what i think he's trying to do. take a look. [ laughter ] [ laughter and applause ] [ laughter and applause ] the tree was like, at least buy me a drink first. [ laughter and applause ] we have a great show tonight give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight, all right. having fun. having fun here in new york. [ applause ] before we get started, i just want to say i'm very excited about this. but i'm going to host "saturday night live" next saturday. [ cheers and applause ] the musical guest is an up a

the special features several musical acts, including the backstreet boys and sheryl crow and the frontman for san francisco rock group train and the host was hugh jackman, with the special airing later this week on cable. >> do not be surprised if you feel overwelled this season. >> the "hobbit" one of 12 new movies opening between december 12 and new year's, the highest, and "wall street journal" reports that the movie executives are concerned that new movie could bring down the box office totals. studios release big blockbusters during the holiday season because people have several days off from work or school and give them the free time to see a movie any time of the day the. >> despite absolutely no promotion, beyonce's unexpected new album is already topping the charts. >> i warned people to hear the songs with the story that is in my head because this is what makes it a vision in my brain what i wanted people to experience. >> that is part of the video release to announce the new dumb and "new york times" reports that the pop star sold 366,000 copies on itunes on friday. dependin

and we got music from capital cities, thomas rhett, sheryl crow and johnny marr.heers and applause ] gonna be fun. but tonight is a show above all shows. he's a comedy legend, he's one of my favorites. he is bringing his one-man show, "700 sundays," back to broadway. this show is phenomenal. it's a limited run, so get tickets if you can. it is so awesome. i'll talk to him about it. the great billy crystal is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: billy crystal! >> jimmy: billy crystal! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: william crystal. >> jimmy: i love him. plus, she is a very, very busy actress. she is starring in two new movies. "charlie countryman" and "a case of you." one actress, two movies, three names. evan rachel wood is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and that's not all! we got some good music. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i'm talking about cher lloyd is here! [ cheers and applause ] featuring skee-lo! it's going to be fun tonight! >> steve: calm it down. >> jimmy: calm it down. everyone just has to calm down. >> steve: simmer down now!