sheryl, i don't know how you feel about this, you rode your bikehere. bike share. >> yeah, i rode a bike share from work. there's rules for every mode of travel. we have rules for cars, bicyclists, pedestrians, best case scenario, we follow the rule and we're all safe. worst ce, nobody follows, and that happens in a lot of cities. we have to make sure you can accomdate somebody else's mistake oromebody else's lapse of attention. if you're going more slowly in a car, more slowly on a bike, paying attention as a pedestrian, everybody has a chnce to recover from that era. the bus i was on is morning, a car stopped right in front of her to let a passenger out. thankfully, you know, the mark on market street, t driver paid attention, she stopped. the pmassengers were holding on. it was fine, just slow down and think of the consequences of driving too fast, the conquences of running a stop sign, stping off the curb not paying attentn. if we slow down and do that, we'll bring the injury rate down as long as better street engineer and design and enforcement. >>

sheryl, you have a campaign called be nice, look twice. love the name.t's easy to remember, right? >> exactly. >> that just reminds everybody, all of us, and i catch myself slowing down, give myself extra time now to get to work because i worry i don't want to be one of the folks who hurt somebody. >> you don't. no driver and nobody leaves the house in the morning thinking i'm going to get involved in an accident, hurt someone, or be hurt. that campaign and the new one coming out, drive as if your mother's in the crosswalk. i like that a lot. remind everybody no matter what the mode, and bicyclists as well, bike as if that's your grandmother crossing the street, like that's your mother, someone you love. every out there on the streets loves someone and has someone who loves them. let's not be the person who causes grief and injury to somebody else. >> you know, when i see people who just appear to be stepping into the crosswalk, so when is it correct to stop? >> when the light -- the green hand is presented to the pedestrian, they can enter the crosswalk

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nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn.next up, making a career carving jack o lanterns. >> in a previous story tonight about an air bag recall in nissan vehicles we misstated that the company had called back 14 million cars in recent years. that number was wrong. the number involves 11 auto makers and dates back to 2008. we regret the error. >>> there are only a recorded number of king cheetahs, but this story has a good report. >> nice siblings, wrestling, jumping and still getting the hang of being the fastest mammals on earth. these are part of a litter of eight, born to a rare king cheetah. >> her name is mona lisa, and she's believed to be only about 30 king cheetahs, in the world. she's a first time mother and doing really, really really, really well. >> now home to hundreds of animals. from penguins to injury afters to ostriches. because the center limits visitors and focuses on providing large quiet spaces for animals to breathe leone says she has welcomed plenty of babies but the birth of these cubs are extra spec

sheryl hurd is live in oakland. what are you seeing there? >> well, janelle, people are starting to get off work, and i'm starting to see a steady stream of people coming down to the registrar of voters here in alameda county. it's an interesting place to watch the mid term elections. there are 270 candidates running for various offices in this county, and there are 30 measures to wade through. you've got the difficulty of counting votes for the oakland mayor's race. even though the subjects are interesting, officials believe the turnout will be low. >> presidential primary, the last one we had in 2012, we had a 73% turnout for alameda county. so 40% to 45% is lower than we'd like to see. we certainly want to encourage people to get out and vote tonight. >> reporter: it's not too late to vote by mail, if you have your ballot at home, you can still fill it out there and drop it off at your local polling place. reporting live in oakland, i'm sheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> there are some problems tonight. a technical problem for many voters

called "sm friends," that include sheryl crow, elton john, mary j. blige.friend, let's take a look. ♪ ♪ if you want it you got it forever ♪ ♪ not a one-night stand not a one-night stand ♪ ♪ there's a good look at my face you say my smile looks out of place ♪ >> it's an understatement to say that your music is appreciated by people all over the world. people with different musical taste, different musical experiences. something about your stuff bring us all together, man. >> well, thank you, man. i appreciate that very much. >> yeah. it's -- it is extraordinary all these years later to hear the different ways that your stuff can be reinterpreted, re-imagined. it turned me on to hear it. what did it do for you? >> i agree with you. what randy did -- i've known randy forever, man. we've never had a chance to work like we've worked on this together -- >> randy jackson. >> randy jackson and i. and what he did of he contacted these people on this record and said, "what is your favorite smoky robinson song?" the song you hear them sing regular their favorite smoke

. ♪ >> nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn are here.me the first married couple to win a pulitzer prize in journalism for their coverage of the tiananmen square protests in 1990. their 2009 book "half the sky" argued that the oppression of women worldwide is the paramount moral challenge today. bill clinton says there is no one who better clarifies the social challenges of our times or the moral imperative to help meet them. their latest book looks at the art and science of giving. it is called "a path appears." i am pleased to have nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> good to be back. >> tell me how this came about because we were talking beforehand and we both acknowledged that a lot of people want to do good. a lot of people have resources to make a contribution, but they don't really know how. >> that's right and it's appearing. our last book was "half the sky" about empowering women. sheryl and i spoke a lot about that and there were just so many people who then say, "what can i do?" i th

hi, sheryl. here at second harvest, the staff and volunteers are already working really hard to meet the needs of the communities they serve here in san mateo and santa clara counties. coming up at 6:00, i'll introduce you to the ceo of second harvest, along with a family whose holiday season will be made a lot brighter by the work done here at second harvest. i'll see you at 6:00. >> thanks a lot, spencer, appreciate it. >> the coastal service taking home the competition with seven-day package delivery service for the holidays. san francisco, sunnyvale and santa rosa are among the bay area cities to get that service. >> usps expects to handle up to 470 million packages over the holidays. we have a list of the cities included on our website, abc7news.com. 470 million packages. >> good for them. >>> the giants knee-deep in 2015. >> they really are. coming up, the team's number one ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ w

>> how much of a role does sheryl sandberg really play in the country? is she is the defacto ceo?nk what i would ask him, what adviie in that context would you give twitter, dick costolo, whatever hayes name is? what is his name, abbott an costello. tracy: we'll move on. what would you have asked mark zuckerberg? >> i wouldn't have asked himm3 anything, tracy. i would have thanked him. mark zuckerberg really improved my life substantially. i never given him a dollar. i have never given him 50 cents. meanwhile he created something i use every day, that builds my business. i have a lot of facebook @ollowers as well, tracy. something that i enjoy. so i wouldn't ask him anything. would i thank him for all he has done. tracy: if were not for facebook we couldn't see all the cute pictures of scotty's kids. talk about morgan stanlee. suddenly riding shotgun with uber. they have 17 billion reasons to do it basically. the bank officially aiming, naming uber as its employee transportation service. not really sure if they just need a ride or they trying to ipo. charlie, they're late to the p

and the last line of the news story -- "'maybe he'll come back,' sheryl said, as she took another bitee back. sure, her father didn't, but darrell was different. for one thing he had a ponytail. but she knew what her friend would say. they'd say she was better off without him, especially since her name was sheryl and his name was darrell. what would the kids be named, carol and merrill?' 'so do you want the cat or what,' asked the petco employee. 'yeah, i'll take him,' said sheryl as she took another bite it of her croissant doughnut." [ cheers and applause ] can't believe i almost missed that. that was beautiful. and finally, i love this. "short spider-man robs main store." apparently a smaller than normal sized man in a spider-man costume robbed a convenience store. let's see what's at the end of the story. "according to police chief frank higgins, authorities eventually trapped the mini spider-man between a bowl and a magazine and set him free outside the back door." [ applause ] this has been "last line of the news story." we'll be right back with kerry washington! [ cheers and app

sheryl attkisson, formerly of cbs news. how are you? >> good, how are you? become a fan of yours. you are a conservative. you wanted to be a reporter. >> yes, despite the propaganda quite recent in nature contrary to the facts, yes, i feel i've done a lot of great reporting on both sides and apolitical as well. >> you were digging deep into stories like fast and furious, benghazi, stimulus spending on green energy. you were digging deep. >> absolutely. i mean, the most fun thing to do with investigative reporting is solving a puzzle. trying to in my view uncover a power some power does not want you to have. >> a lot of reporters broken stories as you have over the course of your career, the most chilling thing that comes out of your book and you go into great detail is that your computers were hacked. it'sin controvertible. you've had multiple people look into this. >> i would say beyond hacked which has a certain con notation to me. this was a long-term monitoring and surveillance of my action using my computers, both cbs laptop computer and home apple comp

. >> reporter: now sheryl harris sings outside st.to pray actually and there was a priest who asked me if i could help him sing and i was impressed by that. my approximate age is 65. >> reporter: it doesn't matter what song she sings. >> you know jingle bells was written for thanksgiving right. well now you know. >> ♪ >> reporter: and the words do not matter. >> sometimes i make up, but most of the ones i sing they've already been written by somebody else. >> i sing because i just love to sing. >> reporter: she takes on life with a smile. >> they're going to say who is that lady right there. >> reporter: and she tries to make people laugh although often makes herself do just that. >> i think i told, you know you can drive a forklift. >> no. >> reporter: all that matters to sheryl is she's helping others. >> looks like we have more coming in ♪ are you counting the food ♪ >> reporter: she could use a little help herself. >> presently i'm waiting for a place to live. i'm cot surfing but that's okay. >> reporter: but you won't find her co

. >> let's go to sheryl hurd. he knocked on a lot of doors. does he think it's going to pay offer? >>, well, it may. the numbers haven't moufd for a number of hours. the candidate is still here. he walked into a room of excited supporters. win or lose, supporters are fired up. he told the crowd that his campaign has been remarkable. he told me why he thinks he has a fights chance to win the consciousal seat. >> i think it was a message of change, someone who was going to help bring new ideas and energy to washington. >> reporter: this district has the largest contingent of asian americans of any district in the state. that has got national attention. this crowd is not going anywhere. he said don't stay here all night long. they won't know who the winner senior for the next couple of days. he says he has no idea if he will win or lose. it's going to be a long, long night. >>> thank you. let's bring in our political analy analyst larry. three hours and 17% of the vote in. >> reporter: we have got about 20% fortuna 20% of the district. honda is still up by seven points. we don't have

. >> reporter: eight months after matt died, matthew's dad, jared, his mom, sheryl, and younger sisterrt they love. >> you must be casey. >> i'm sheryl. >> the waiting. >> nice to meet you. >> is finally over. >> one more. >> oh, man. >> i woke up this morning and told -- >> so nice to meet you. >> matt that mom and dad is coming today. >> this is his graduation picture. >> reporter: both families share memories. >> is this you? >> and created new ones. >> because of matt -- >> what a good picture. >> tom gets more time with his wife ann and their four grandchildren. >> would you like to listen to your brother's heart? >> and the heislers get to hear from matt again. a sister who only wanted to feel her brother's heart now gets to hear it. >> we're all going to listen. do i do it this way? >> reporter: matt didn't just donate his heart. his generosity helped 60 people. a 46-year-old woman received one of matt's kidneys. the other went to a 56-year-old woman. the life of a 61-year-old man was saved by matt's gift of a liver. >> thank you. thank you. >> oh, believe me, it's my pleasure.

we're joined now by author, journalist, sheryl atkisson.r first time on the couch. >> yeah. thank you. >> what made you say, this has been so pervasive and it's so egregious, i have to write a book about it? >> a couple of people came to me and said they thought there was a book to be written, something about either my experiences to date or my experiences at cbs. the computer issue was not part of the plan at the time because the people who spoke to me didn't know about it. >> of course, famously you were one of the trail blazers of the network covering fast and furious and then covered benghazi. you tried o cover it as much as you can. and then we've got some video and this is from your cell phone. tell us what's happening to your computer right there. >> the very fast wiping which i think you missed, but for a couple of seconds, the wiping was at this hyper speed that some have falsely said can be duplicated with a back space key. >> you're watching your computer. somebody is operating it. >> and i was working on questions and really a c

sheryl sandoval. giovanni mercado, or mercedes. is that right? i can't read it. zeke belino. estefani rolando. theo coler white. naira garcia. dr. ricky choi. caroletta jackson. dante henderson and let's have all of the student goes first, so if you are a student and i named you at the end, why don't we have all the students go first and then we'll bring the rest of the folks up. >> president fewer, commissioners, my name is cheryl sandoval and 8th grade student and i'm here to ask you to vote yes on the youth violence resolution. violence has affected people around me, my school mates and me. there is students in san francisco that have cases like rashon and sometimes on my way home on the radio i hear news about teens getting killed. i think that there should be a stop to all of this. some of my classmates lost their education time thinking about what happened to rashon. it's hard to move on and forget about this tragedy. i hope you will vote yes on this resolution tonight for the youth to get hem and to be able to go to school. >> >> >> president fewer and commissioners, i

. >> good afternoon commission i'm sheryl and i have the folks with me, you have before you as the staff said a request to modify our conditional use permit to go twenty-four hours over the past several of years this promoted the need to change that larkin helps the youth we've been operating this shelter for 21 years and that has been in this site for thirty years for nonprofits we've been operating sort of 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. as part of the conditional use and asking for teaspoons services we've been doing night time services at the shelter and daylight savings time services at our other shelter they want those services twenty-four hour in one site and to be licenses in corneas with their state listening requirement to address that the state has created a legislation drafted to create a category for london's underage shelter and the design of those categories and they should be out for the 24/7 to be operating in one location they serve up to 18-years old and when we learned buyout change we began to hold meetings with the neighbors in 2012 we've continued to outreach to the neighbo

. >> a little but i know you interviewed sheryl sandberg. >> what i do know is the weather so i willt. we are looking at visibility on live doppler hd and it is hazy outside. we have high pressure, sinking air and offshore breeze keeping our pollution right around us and that is why custody a "spare the air" day. temperatures are running the same up to 4 degrees warmer than this time yesterday from mid-50's in santa rosa to mid-60's around san francisco and livermore and 68 right new in half moon bay and check identity sutro tower, north bay is supposed to have the worst air quality but we are all under the burning ban until midnight and we have another "spare the air" tomorrow and they will let us know in an hour or an hour and a half if you are following me on twitter i will let you know. it will be cooler and cleaner on friday in the day but in the evening, that is when the rain will move in to the north bay and it will be soaked saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday. the best rain we have had in maybe a couple of years. our air quality is the north bay and all of us are going to h

. >> sheryl this is an emergency shelter so young people are there itch much less than thirty days actually quite short during the day now folks go to our drop in center if their enrolled it's a high exception they meet with the case managers to work on the transition we don't want them staying with us but engaged in the services in order to have a more permanent solution to a temporary shelter problems. >> i have some sort of rules so you tell them they can't be out on hate street causing problems and if there is problems i can kick them out. >> our exception their engaged if the plan we've agreed to if they're hanging identity in other parts of city they don't need an emergency flange service so we help them at the shelter and at the evening have a better chance of not dpaement in those activities folks are inside the shelter and we check the blocks making sure they are not hanging out and we have cameras and in terms of the noise and the backyards we have - expect them to be inside before 9 their away they need to be quiet. >> i'm sure you many cases are here for reasons they couldn't st

the family of sheryl allison is celebrating her miraculous recovery and formally thanking five people who helped save her life sm . the suv flew down an embankment into cobbs creek. several drivers pulled allison to safety and performed cpr until rescuers arrived. they're all being honored at a party tonight. >>> next, more money is pouring into the mega millions jackpot this morning. it is the largest payout in months. coming up, we'll tell you just how much you could win. >>> all right. we have rain pouring from the sky and a lot of spots across the area. that's going to be story throughout your saturday. occasional rain. we're waking up to gray skies. we're going to see that all day long. also, chilly, breezy before that wind comes in on sunday. we'll talk more about your workweek forecast straight ahead. thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you, cable because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios

then in choir. >> reporter: now sheryl harris sings outside st.hony's. >> one day i came to pray, actually, and there was a priest who asked me if i sing. and i was impressed by that. [singing] happy thanksgiving, happy thanksgiving. my approximate age is 60 plus. >> reporter: it doesn't matter which song she sings. >> you know jingle bells was made for thanksgiving, right? well, now you do. [singing] jingle bells, jingle bess. >> reporter: and the words don't matter either. >> ♪ oh what fun it is in whatever you are driving today. >> i make up most of the ones i sing. they have already been written by somebody else. i just love to sing. >> reporter: she takes life on with a smile. >> they say, who is that lady right there? >> reporter: and she tries to make people laugh, although often makes herself do just that. >> i don't think i told nobody, you know, you can get that? >> reporter: all that matters to sheryl is that she is helping others. >> looks like we got some snow coming in while you are carving the turkey. >> reporter: she could use a li

bob, this is from sheryl, bob, do you decorate your house for halloween like you do christmas?loween is a religious thing on my part. >> satanic? >> satanic. it's horrible. i think it's horrible. >> it's the devil's work. >> it is. >> i tell you one thing. >> you needs an kpor fist another in point. >> kimberly, of your many careers, which have you found to be the most exciting. >> oh, should i pick this? i mean, this is definitely the most exciting you never, ever know. i would have to say this job followed by being a prosecutor. >> the dance show you had -- didn't you have a dance show? i'm sorry, i thought you did. >> see what i deal with? >> i had no idea. trudy asked, greg, in your high school yearbook, what are you voted most likely to be, do or succeed at? >> did you vote for yourself as class clown? >> i wouldn't do that. >> look at that picture. >> that's a great picture, look at that bow tie. i look like the guy from the dr. pepper commercial. >> you look like one of the the village people. >> dana, when is your book coming out? >> april. >> that is creepy, her name i

get a sheryl sandberg who knows the business and has got the experience and female to take of f thatunterargument. also, maybe get an action at character. this company is growing at breakneck speed. they are not sleeping. they are doing so much they cannot steer this. >> thank you. an exclusive we are live with russia's ambassador to the eu. ♪ >> good morning. you're watching "the pulse," here in london. i'm gone johnson. 42 millionn fined pounds for the 2012 collapse of its computer system that left millions of customers without access to their accounts for weeks. its largest taxpayer will pay the bank of england 14 million pounds to settle his probe into the incident. u.k. retail sales rose .8% in october. that is the fastest pace in six months. economists had forecast a .3% rise. i would urge you take to go look at the deflator. eurozone faces are in your slow down as manufacturing services data weekends. 51.4%, thell aggregate number. that is the lowest level in 16 months. a reading above 50 indicates expansion. let's talk about one of the reasons behind that slow down, particula

facebook's sheryl sandberg has been saying for years that she joys the zbhrchl that's a solid number right there. >> now, as far as we've seen this for several months now. it's a good trend. wages a little stagnant but the par 'tis rate. >> who will das consideration. >> all right. sounds good. thanks a lot. >> thank you very much. >> a new experience for san jose tonight. >> struggling to see bay area landmarks because there's so much fog outside. >> that's right. and you said it is the bay area. >> that's right. and san jose is where i'm very concerned this morning. we got some really thick fog, down to a quarter of a mile. and that fog is drifting around. you might walk out your frornt door and it clear and you think i can drive to work okay, none of that time, unless you hit the highway and and you bump into a while wall with more than a quarter of asit bay area. this is. >> they really wand to make sure that you're staying alert, watching the sites and tab we have the same deal, a quarter of a mile of visibility. and prnlt spmt but we're going to have to get through this fog fir

sheryl burgess joins us with hair growth advancement and a look at how to make the pores smaller.me. >> thank you. >> you just came back from a big meeting. >> san diego. yes. i've been traveling a lot. but i have great information, some new innovative advances in the field of dermatology. >> fantastic. let's begin with hair growth. a lot of men and women too are interested in that. is this something new in that field? >> it's not really new. but it's getting a lot of attention now. it's something that we've been doing for many, many years. but you've heard of stem cells or prp, which is platelet rich plasma, and it's a technique. i know it was in the news about kim kardashian getting a vampire facial. they're drawing your blood and using the platelet rich plasma and putting it on the skin and inoculating it back to the skin. and it has a lot of stem cells or growth factor. stem cell factor. va vascular growth pack for. >> you get a lot shot blood into your head. >> yes. it seems unusual. these are only one treatment. so we see a lot of stimulation from hair growth. >> dramatic. >

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i would like to welcome sheryl back. >> thank you. it's good to be here. i'm praying for a forever family for jabrele. >> you kept awin'. >> great young man. >> if i were to call most women a diva, i might get slapped. but not for you. >> because it's an ak row ghneim. divinely inspired victoriously aware, alive, awesome, audacious diva. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> thank you. >> amen. world aids day say few weeks away. >> december 1st. >> tell us why you are so passionate about this cause and what you are doing -- why you are so committed to learning about not only education but testing for it as well. >> december 1, world aids day was created to reunite us in the fight against hiv aids. i got involved in that fight as an original company member of "dream girls" on broadway. it was the greatest time in my life. and then came the worst. that was when i saw my friends drop dead of this mysterious disease. friends like jennifer lewis and i, we are all young women back then. when we saw this, i said, we have to do something to forever raise up the mem

the family of sheryl allison is celebrating her miraculous recovery and formally thanking five peopleped save her. allison lost control of her suv back on august 19th. the suv flew down anal embankment right into cobbs creek. several drivers who saw what happened huld apulled allison t safety. they are all being honored at this party tonight. >>> on the heels of a local high school football hazing scandal a pennsylvania lawmaker has come up with a bill that would protect students from these types of rituals. all vars si and jv players at central bucks west as well as coaches were suspended last week for the hazing incident that happened there at the school if the bill that's being proposed would make any hazing at any pennsylvania school a crime. it would also require schools to write and enforce policies to prevech vent hazing. it's a misdemeanor but it only applies right now to colleges and universities. >>> it may be raining out there today but that is not going to stop this 6,000 people who will hit the streets to make a statement about diabetes. here's a live look at the philadel

sheryl voted before her nursing clinicals.amily that votes together stays together. love the pick. rachel bright their kids to vote in new mexico, matt voted in wisconsin, and beth took this shot at 8:15 this morning, and thank you for writing, and go get your sticker. make a difference. vote. thank you for being part of the real store today on election day. i'm gretchen. >> control of the united states senate at stake and the direction of the country potentially on the line. today we'll take you across the nation for the latest on some very key races, plus fox news sunday's chris wallace joins us to talk about the balance of power and what is ahead, plus dana perino and big bob beckel. let's get too it. >> at long last it's here, we can stop talking and start reporting, are republicans have a 98% chance of taking the senate. that is according to the political oddsmakers at the "washington post," that conservative bastion, and "the new york times" analysts give

. >> and i'm sheryl jennings. here we go again.a will ask its regents to approve a tuition increase. leanne melendez joins us with details. >> reporter: governor jerry brown has certainly not said a word about this. others in sacramento have. many upset with uc. now, back in september, i interviewed uc president janet napolitano, she was already talking about a possible tuition hike. governor jerry brown promised the university would get four years of increases as long as the levels remained flat. but today the chief financial officer said that was a one-sided deal. >> we have to look at state funding. >> reporter: the state has increased funding 5% over each of the last two years and was ready to increase it by 4% a year over the next two years. >> that's not even enough to maintain the university, let alone do the things we want to do, like enroll more california students and reinvest in academic quality. >> reporter: if the regents agree to the hike, tuition would go up about $612 a year. over five years, tuition for a californi

the family of sheryl allison is celebrating her miraculous recovery and formally thanking the five people allison lost control of her suv back on august 19th. the suv flew down an embankment right into cobbs creek in southwest philadelphia. several drivers who saw what happened pulled allison to safe safety and performed cpr until rescuers arrived. they are all being honored at a party tonight. >>> right now thousands of walkers are getting ready to make a statement about diabetes. this is a live look now at the philadelphia museum of art where the step out walk to diabetes is about to get under way. right now they're introducing some speakers to the podium to get the crowd ready and revved up. this year's goal is to raise $1 million to fund research to find a cure. nbc10 and telemundo 62 are proud sponsors to the walk and we an nbc10 team. you see him right up there at the podium. he is part of our nbc10 team. immediately following the walk at 11:00 this morning, participants and the public are invited to hear from patti labelle and also from audra mclachlan who is a finalist from "the v

sheryl crow is back for another special performance. >> i'm grateful to cnn that they started this programangels out there doing god's work. >> reporter: for tonight's honorees who never sought the spotlight, tonight is a night to remember. those real stars are the cnn heroes. it's sunday night, december 7th. john berman will be back next week, don't worry. ashleigh banfield with "legal view" starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. welcome to "legal view." this could be it. the grand jury is meeting for the final time to decide whether to indict police officer darren wilson. and in the meantime, police in ferguson are bracing for possible violence there. prosecutors a

is it, sheryl? >> wire going have to see and we're going the know very soon.in time for that thanksgiving parade here in new york, iconic retailer in macy's telling wall street that sales in the near future not looking strong. the ceo terry lundgren, the man credited with turning around macy's several years ago, said compared to last year where the numbers were above expectations they didn't expect the same shopping environment for all of 2014 but here's the thing. the news is not all bad. at the expectation is still optimistic for the holiday shopping season, which you can can almost argue began before halloween, by the way. he thinks it's going to be good. he feels the products are going to offer tnd stores are going to deliver not just sales but happy faces for all the kids out there. and investors actually seem to agree that stock did gain 5% today. you mentioned, stewart, best buy and target. in is interesting. they're offering a glimpse of black friday deals. the retailers are among the first to release sales catalogs for the start of the holiday shoppin

recording artist sheryl crow who performed at cnn's inaugural event is back for another special performancecnn they started this program. there are so many angels on this planet that are doing god's work. >> reporter: tonight's honorees who never seek the spotlight, seeing it all for the first time is a moment to remember. >>> no decision today from the missouri grand jury considering whether or not to indict ferguson police officer darren wilson. the grand jury will reconvene monday at the earliest. darren wilson shot and killed michael brown in august, sparking weeks of protest, unrest and national debate. mickey cost joins us and political commentators ben ferguson and mark lamont hill. mark, you are in ferguson. white house senior adviser dan phifer said friday morning the president would not be speaking about the grand jury. hours later, he gave this interview to abc news. obviously, they asked about it. he called for calm. the right move, or should we have heard more from the president sooner? >> i mean, to be honest, i've given up on president obama on the ferguson issue. at every mo

>> guest: sheryl attkisson.com, i try to cross reference anything i publish, whoever it's for, i try to -- or sinclair media television, i try to cross reference on sharyl attkisson.com. >> host: thank you so much for chatting today. i learned a lot. i hope, you know, young journalists read this and your sort of dogged spirit in terms of investigating, and good luck to you. >> guest: thank you. >> that was "after words," booktv's signature program in which authors of the latest nonfiction books are interviewed by journalists, public policymakers and others familiar with their material. "after words" airs every weekend on booktv at 10 p.m. on saturday, 12 and 9 p.m. on sunday and 12 a.m. on monday. and you can also watch "after words" online. go to booktv.org and click on "after words" in the booktv series and topics list on the upper right side of the page. >> next, dan fagin sat down with booktv to discuss his prisoner prize-winning book "toms river," about a small town in new jersey. this interview was conducted in new york city. it's part of booktv's college series. this is about

sheryl sandberg. >> rupert murdoch.issa: okay. >> 600% gross in this company and they're finally coming up with a cash flow strategy. it is valued a billion dollars. now barry diller, his ccmpany owns this thing, now they will monetize it. >> you know what does, there is political story here. i will tell you this, sort of tech guys, it kills them to say anybody else but their whole realm of sort of left-leaning ceos, the last person -- melissa: get to that from here? >> great pick as ceo is our boss. that is the whole, i really believe that. >> become person that pays for the premium tinder service, what kind of message are you sending? i need to use this to meet some women i need extra plan. melissa: apple is moving into enemy territory, opening an engineering hub in seattle which of course is the base of one of itt biggest rivals, microsoft. microsoft said on their part, quote, this is great. >> just like that. >> i don't know what their tone was, imagine it was something like that. like great. >> what i found very in

sheryl is up next. let us know about her look. >> i love sheryl's look.e second layer, it is about a pop of color. this is a puffer coat from bloomingdale's. it is thin. this is a thin quilt and it is flatter, but super warm. >> great. thank you, sheryl. >> good to go. >> okay. let's bring out rebecca. she has lots of layers on. >> everything is under $100 that we're showing today. >> important. >> yes. when you have sweaters, step it up a notch. we gave her this super cute sweater from bloomingdale's. i wanted her to have another layer. we added one top under it with the jeweled collar. now one layer over it with this coat from h&m. the thing with the coat, go for a long streamlined coat, a gray is great. you don't always have to get black. get a skinny jean and pull the jeans over your boots, make your legs look longer and leaner. >> i can't believe under $100. >> everything is under $100. >> thank you. >> adorable. >> ashley is coming out. >> yes. now, this is my favorite. i have a special surprise for you all, ladies. ashley is wearing a dress from te

we have the iconic sheryl sandberg figures out there. why isn't it registering with women?he 1980's, 37% of computer science graduates were women. today the numbers between 12 and 18%. it is the only industry where u.s. seen a decline in women. the opposite happened with medicine and law. i am a lawyer. i decided to become a lawyer anduse i saw "the accused" "l.a. law" and i saw these women who look like me. in the 1980's he started marketing the personal computer to voice, "revenge of the nerds," "weird science." you cannot think of a single female entrepreneur role model on television that looks like a girl and they think, not for me -- >> they don't want to seem like a slovenly, unshaven -- drinkr a red hoodie and red bull. it is not fun. we are changing the way we teach computer science and make it more project-based. apps to find your polling booth, to fight bullying, to find whether the cancer is benign or milling. -- or malignant. tampons --shoots >> other company's you can point to that are making a difference? >> twitter is making a huge difference. at&t is one of

we got -- that's why it's good to have sheryl sandberg and melissa and others here. >> host: there's a terrific film, if you haven't seen it, called "top secret rosies" about the history of these women programmers. >> guest: there's another one on -- well, you should go online and google them because there's a couple of documentaries that have been made, too. >> so let's move on. you mentioned the semi conductor earlier, and i want to talk about now about the transtransistor and the integrated circuit. i want to talk about it to draw a contrast the way you explain teams and collaboration happen, and by contrasting two very different approaches. one is the shockley approach, and his team, working on the transistor on the one hand and then noyce and money on the other one. talk about shockley, the genius invent 'er but -- >> guest: shockley you know about. a genius but also paranoid and eventually racist. so, he is at bell labs, which is by far the coolest place for collaboration and the 1930s and '40s, and throughout the mid-to late '40s they have to figure out how to do many things,

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