i'll talk about domestic violence today with nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn. m'@m'@ááááá@@áááááááááááááááááááááááááááááááá@@@@ >>> you're watching "talk to al jazeera". i'm stephanie sy, speaking with nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn, about their latest book and documentary series that calls attention to what they say is an opportunity gap in the u.s. going back the so series episode 1 focussing on sexual trafficking, episode 2 on poverty. episode 3 deals with domestic violence, and again a shocking statistic. in the u.s. domestic violence claims for than three lives a day when you average it out. much? >> they have. there has been improvement in domestic violence in america over the last generation, and you see that in both the in the, the proportion of women beaten, and in attitudes. in 1978 in surveys, half of americans said it was appropriate for a man to beat his wife with a stick or a belt. half of americans said that. >> in 1970? >> in 1978. it would be absurd to ask. likewise the incidents as far as we can tell

. >>> "a path appears," the latest book by journalists nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn highlights problems in the u.s., including sexual exploitation, and was turned into a pbs series examining domestic violence. >> in 1978, in surveys, half of americans said it was sometimes appropriate for a man to beat his wife with a stick or a belt. half of americans said that. >> the husband and wife pair recruited celebrity activists as they looked at ways to tackle poverty. >> you do need to work together to raise a child to break them out of poverty. >> it's easier to help a 6 month old, than it is a struggling 16 year old down the road. >> the duo also talked about their lives and pulitzer prize winning work in china. >> when i met sheryl. she worked for "the wall street journal", and i for the "new york times". it was better to collaborate as a colleague rather than a rival. >> i sat with nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn in new york. >> so you have a book, and a project. it's called "a path appears". sheryl, talk about where that title comes from. >> it came from a chinese author, who

. >>> "a path appears," the latest book by nicholas kristof and doesn't sheryl wudunn highlights problemsthe u.s., and was turned into a pbs series examining domestic violence. >> it was a 1938 survey, half of americans said it was appropriate for americans to adult. >> the husband and wife pair recruited celebrity activists as they looked at ways to tackle poverty. >> you do need to work together to raise a child and break them out of poverty. >> it's easier to help a 6 month 6-month-old. lives. >> when i met cheryl. she worked for "the wall street journal", and i for the "new york times". it was better to collaborate as a colleague than a rival. >> i sat with nicholas kristof and cheryl. from. >> it came from a chinese author, who said hope is like a path in the countryside, as more walk, a path appears. it's about hope and strategies for shaken. that's why we thought a path appears would be about. described. >> the first episode focuses on sex trafficking. this is something the other book has to focus on. this episode was about sex states. >> right. here? >> we think it's been foreign

. >>> "a path appears," the latest book by nicholas kristof and doesn't sheryl wudunn highlights problemsthe u.s., and was turned into a pbs series examining domestic violence. >> it was a 1938 survey, half of americans said it was appropriate for americans to adult. >> the husband and wife pair recruited celebrity activists as they looked at ways to tackle poverty. >> you do need to work together to raise a child and break them out of poverty. >> it's easier to help a 6 month 6-month-old. lives. >> when i met cheryl. she worked for "the wall street shawna goodwin, first of all, didn't go to school. she did go. failed the first or second grade. she remembers the one time. her mum took her to a friend's house, they go to a temp's house. the mother tried to get her to spend time with the family. >> when shawna resisted, her mother shot her with heroin. shawna goodwin remembers falling back on the water bed in a rush. that was her initiation. >> god. another shocking statistic that you mentioned is that 15% of american men regularly purchase sex. >> i think that we can dramatically improve t

it benefits them in their workplaces and their home. >> our thanks to sheryl.eep the conversation going. we thank you for watching this wednesday night. i'm david muir. hope to see you back here tomorrow. good night. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a newscaster and editor from perry, kansas... a high-school assistant principal from wenatchee, washington...

sheryl sandberg, the c.o.o.nd on the board at disney, our parent company, back tonight with new help. a game-changer, you could say, from the men and women of the nba and the fight to make things equal. >> hey, everybody. let's all lean in together. >> show the world you support women at work and at home. >> reporter: lebron james among the faces tonight, pledging to lean in together. when you have basketball players saying they're going to lean in, too. >> so powerful. because in order to get to equality, we need men to lean in, as much as women. >> reporter: the conversation sheryl sandberg started about women leaning in is tonight about to add new players to the game. >> equality is not just good for women. it's good for men themselves. >> reporter: and she says there's evidence. take startups. new companies that have more than doubled the average number of women executives. they generate more revenue. >> companies that have more women and more diverse leadership outperform others. >> reporter: but she says i

good for you, sheryl. it's been fun to watch and only growing bigger and better. >> thank you for having me. >> i also spoke with sheryl about bare arms at work kim kardashian and signing e-mails xoxo. plus, breaking news live right now on the delta plane that slid off the runway at laguardia and nearly ended up in the ocean. back with that and more on man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6 but 12 hours. let's end this >>> breaking news right now, at new york's laguardia airport where earlier today a plane skidded off the runway and came dangerously close to going into the water. trace gallagher's following the breaking story. trace. >> it's an md-88 megyn. that gives you great perspective. go back to those live pictures of just how close this airplane was from actually going into the water. it's up, abo

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good for you, sheryl.t's been fun to watch and only growing bigger and better. >> thank you for having me. >> i also spoke with sheryl about bare arms at work kim kardashian and signing e-mails xoxo. plus, breaking news live right now on the delta plane that slid off the runway at laguardia and nearly ended up in the ocean. back with that and more on harrison ford in just a moment. stay tune. or with my favorite date. i take care of myself, and i like what i see when i look in the mirror. i've often been told i'm the best pair of legs in the room. the so slimming collection only at chico's and chicos.com. >>> breaking news right now, at new york's laguardia airport where earlier today a plane skidded off the runway and came dangerously close to going into the water. trace gallagher's following the breaking story. trace. >> it's an md-88 megyn. that gives you great perspective. go back to those live pictures of just how close this airplane was from actually going into the water. it's up, above and over that

nbc bay area sheryl hurd is at levi stadium, and this is indeed a franchise in turmoil. yes, it is raj. you said it talk of players leaving, retiring and now this. the 49ers have this brand new stadium, and people aren't talking about what's happening on the field. they're only discussing what's happening off the field. >> my first reaction was, i just shook my head in disbelief. >> vera is the chief executive officer of ruby's place, a domestic violence shelter for women in the east bay. she's reacting tonight in the arrest of 49er fullback bruce miller. >> what i don't understand is any man, nfl football player or not, thinking that it's a private matter that women aren't going to eventually the significant other isn't going to say, that's it i've had, i'm out. >> police arrested miller for spousal abuse last thursday. legal analyst steven clark. >> but it's still a very serious charge, which could carry one year in the county jail. it could also require him to participate in a batterer's prevention course. >> the 49ers front office wouldn't comment on camera but relea

i'm sheryl jennings. >> and i'm kristen zee. investigators will be trying to identify those behind this brazen theft. the latest targeting electronics retailers in the bay area. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the store in the nob hill neighborhood. amy? >> reporter: the owner tell me that the thieves took very expensive equipment. three people broke in here. they worked as a team, and they went through that store. the entire store very quickly before police could even get here. they shattered the window and stormed in at 4:00 a.m. grabbing speakers and amplifiers, even as the alarm was signaling for help. a witness said it looked like they knew what they were doing. >> i woke up to a crashing, breaking glass noise. ran to my window, saw three men in long overcoats. they had like ski masks. you couldn't see their face. little winter hats on. >> reporter: the owner of music lovers at busch & steiner says this is the second time his store has been hit this month. each one happening at 4:00 in the morning. he's not al

but she's communicating with sheryl mills. what i want to know is who were they communicating with. as we spread this out we might get access to some e-mails based upon their communications with other people. >> but right now ooma is getting rid of everything too. >> sheryl mills is the one that told everybody not to talk to congressman. i think it was chaffetz after benghazi. >> so you now have to go after any potential personal she might have e-mailed that some place on their hard drive somewhere. >> or you're going to have to find somebody willing to talk. based on what we've heard, people are afraid of the clintons. they are afraid of them and they escape. now it's up to the american people, it's not up to prosecutors. the american people have to say can i trust this work? is she going to save me or herself? >> if i was subpoenaed they wanted my e-mails year ago. >> right. >> and in two years i haven't turned them over why do i suspect i'd be handcuffed perp walked and put in jail? >> you'd be sitting in jail. >> it's complicated by politics. even trey gowdy is going to be accus

sheryl, what's your brief?o this story breaks this week at tyson foods, the nation's largest poultry producer. they're going to get rid of some affectsome -- the reason i'm fired up about it is that i believe the meat producers should be gets rid of all antibiotics and all hormones that there should be humane treatment of animals, we're not there yet, but tyson did a good move by doing this but there's got to be more transparency in the industry. >> the reason it's so important, and i'll speak to a mother's perspective for a moment. a lot of young girls and a lot of young boys for that matter are going through puberty earlier than ever before. >> they want the birds or the cows or whatever the pigs, to fatten up, be fatter be bigger so they can sell more meat. and i believe that's exactly what's happening. i wrote a book about five years ago that talked about the meat stray. i gave up meat right then and there. because i felt like why should i be eating this garbage that's being thrown out into the food supply

she'll show us how sheryl sandberg is pushing men to do some leaning in of their own. >>> and martinot showing down. in a candid conversation, he shares what returned him to broadway that's ahead. >>> new york's "daily news" says actor harrison ford is on the mend after his plane crash. his son ben tweeted he's of strong mind, body, and spirit. the 72-year-old reported engine fail your to air traffic controllers before crash landing hit vintage plane on a california coast thursday. a doctor on the scene said he suffered significant scalp lacerations but he was conscious and talking. >> "usa today" shows us the country's happiest jobs. career blitz asked 25,000 to rate workplace satisfaction. school principals topped the list. they sight the satisfaction of seeing students improve. executive chefs are next. they enjoy leading a team to execute culinary vision and loan officers place third. >>> and "time" is showing us. look at that particular on the right. started when a photo of him was uploaded to the message board. it said this message man trying to dance the other week. he stopped

. >>> steph curry and sheryl sandberg, sounds like a weird combo. we'll tell you why they're teaming up next. ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! >>> welcome back. facebook executive sheryl sand brk is teaming up with the top stars of the nba to bring attention to the fight for women's right at home and in the work place. over the next few months public service announcements featuring players like steph curry and lebron james will air during nba games. the partnership between the nba and sandburg's nonprofit lean in will be announced later today. >>> the giants are looking for some host families for some of their rising stars. >> every year the team's minor league affiliate the san jose giants look for south bay residents willing to take in young players. this year the team needs homes for 25 players who will live with families from april through september. among the sf giants who have done this in the past madison bumgarner and buster posey. >> put a bunk

sheryl smith, illinois. why isn't the bashing of sarah palin sexist?se she's a conservative woman, sheryl. and not protected by politically correct nonsense. bill, greenville south carolina. bill, just finished "killing patton," it was out of the park. my dad fought in world war ii and i learned a lot. karen california. o'reilly, what you say about fox news being the only place to get fair coverage is so true. charles krauthammer's right, most of the media slants everything left. you know it really is out of control now with the websites, karen. but here's the good news because the far left lunes are so hysterical, independent minded americans are flocking to fnc in record numbers. good for us. and finally tonight, "the factor" tip of the day. we are in our 19th season here on "the factor." and over that period of time i have said millions of words on television. occasionally sometimes those words are grammatically incorrect, even dumb. and believe me you guys let me know. those of us in tv news are subject to using cliches in the heat of conversation

. >>> "a path appears," the latest book by journalists nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn highlights problems in the u.s., including sexual exploitation,

. >> executive sheryl zappedberg has started a campaign to stop using the word bossy when talking to girls and young women. the argument is it hinders them on the path to leadership. >> just ban the word bossy. be brave be you. ban bossy. [laughter] >> larry: i don't know if i would yell through a megaphone and tell people not to say bossy. [laughter] muddy's up the message. but i understand what you're saying. if you call a girl bossy it's like she's being assertive and an insult. we don't need to ban the word we just need to tell people to stop insulting women. [applause] but i get it. i get it. i completely get it. every group has their trif yeah word. right for black people it's the n word for jewish people it's the k maker, for puerto ricans it's being called dominican. everybody has there thing. but for university they have their sensitivity turned up to 11. >> at the university of michigan hoped students will stop saying certain words and phrases this considered offensive. alien, ghetto and -- >> larry: really, these are the words. you take away all my parts of speech. if an a

. >>> "a path appears," the latest book by nicholas kristof and doesn't sheryl wudunn highlights problemsu.s. and was turned into a pbs series examining domestic

. >> her sister sheryl william came frock albuquerque when she heard the news. she says celeste was a practicing buddhist. >> her belief is you don't cause harm to anyone else, you go through life and do not cause harm to anyone else. >> reporter: sell ewes jewel howell lived up to her middle name an artist who created custom jewelry. she showed some pieces at a gallery in berkeley. >> great to have her here. she was super sweet and incredibly knowledgeable about jewelry and her work. >> i want justice. to be done. >> reporter: brian hopes police find the driver who took away something precious. >> she was the love of my life. and the world just lost a woman of grace. >> reporter: abc7 news. >> new details top about a house fire in santa rosa that injured two people. it happen last night on petaluma hill road. police arrested samuel alvarez sell on suspicion of attempted murder and arson. investigators say he lived at the home and set the fire after allegedly threatening to kill a woman who was injured in the fire. >>> the bay area's effort to conserve water cou

. >>> "a path appears," the latest book by journalists nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn highlightsin the u.s.,

board members proposals none together request to speak item j regarded matters i have one speaker sheryl davis i have 2 minutes. >> hi so i made a couple of notes so i wouldn't forget when i wanted to talk about first, i want to thank you for your support with the john lewis visit it was awesome and amazing i want to recognize cindy mathison that helped to coordinate the busses and getting 4 hundred students to san francisco state so i really wanted to thank her and kevin in making that happen hydra mendosa helped out we got every student a copy of book that was amazing everything is playing out from the march on selma we hope the kids understand the opportunity to be with congressman lewis i want to make mention of april 9th jamming listen who is national book award winner of 2014 for her book brown girl dreaming i have her at the main library the evening of the ethnic trying to follow-up with tenderloin school and maybe betsey carmichael around may be trying to have a lunch or something so if someone can help coordinate that we're working to get copies of the book i want to mention i k

every day she'd say good morning, sheryl, and she'd hug me and just really miss that, our home, missme. >> 43 trees now line state route 530, the main road through oso. one tree for each victim. >>> all new this morning, so far no reports of damage or injuries after a strong earthquake struck northern chile. the usgs says the 6.1 magnitude quake hit a little bit before 2:00 a.m. local time. the quake did not trigger a tsunami warning. >>> a cyclone bearing down on australia's northern coast. this morning all 400 residents of a remote northern island are evacuated ahead of cyclone nathan. the cyclone is expected to intensify to a category 3 storm this morning before weakening tomorrow. right now, coastal communities are reporting winds of more than 65 miles per hour and gusts of more than 95 miles an hour. >> might be wondering what kind of perks come with being the pope? well, ask and you shall receive. pizza maker in italy hand delivered a pie to pope francis as he rode through town over the weekend. >> he graciously accepts it. >> graci. pope francis recently said in an interview h

reporting live in dublin i'm sheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >> we're following developing news out of san francisco where a man has barricaded himself inside a residential building north of the panhandle to golden gate park on lyon at hayes street. hostage negotiators are working to resolve the situation. so far, the man has only made threats to hurt himself and no evacuation orders are in effect. >>> a tragic ending in the search for a missing uc berkeley student athlete. eloi vasquez had been missing for the past 48 hours, but he was pronounced dead early saturday morning by police in l.a. tonight the mystery and the heart break deepens. why was the plarin county native walking on the freeway near the campus? terry mcsweeney joins us from the cal campus with the latest. >> reporter: the 19-year-old, eloi vasquez was a budding star on the soccer team. last weekend, spring break. he and some teammates head down to l.a. they go out one night and they are partying. l.a. is a town he doesn't know. he decide to go for a walk. it was a decision that cost him his life. the mystery surroundi

. >> the internet takes hold to sheryl sandberg who is trying to improve lives of women. >> the dresstake two the battle of blue and black or white and gold is getting a new spin. our daylight savings time begins this weekend, sunday at 2:00 in the morning. we are springing forward. set your clock forward before bedden saturday night. >> meteorologist mike nicco will have more on this reminder in the seven-day forecast >> covering novato, oakland sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> there is a new twist to the dress controversial that divided the internet last week. the black and blue or gold and white dress is part of the south african chant we of the 158 vacation army created this ad on domestic abuse using the white and gold version with a woman covered in bruises and is captioned "why is it so hard to see black and blue." the salvation army is asking people to support the movement on social media with # #stopabuseagainstwomen. >> trending the conversation facebook executive started about women leaning is getting positive reaction after she enlisted nba stars do j

it's taken sheryl sandberg, a different kind of executive, bringing these kinds of issues to the foreee more tech workers and managers who are women saying this isn't right. the previous generation it was more stiff upper lip, you know, bear it, get to the top, and then you can tell your story. now, there's a different culture emerging. >> everything you may have said may be true, can you hang that on this case in particular? it may be they haven't settled because she truly is a hostile employee and that's why they're fighting it to the end? do they not say 20% of the senior partners are women. three times the industry average. it may be. i'm not there on the jury. i have no idea. it may be they feel their case is strong and she may not be the posterchild for this potentially. >> no. if you take a look at some of the coverage looked into, you know, who she is and her background, positive and negative, sure, of course, it's hard to find the absolute perfect victim to bring a case like this, but i think bottom line, the culture in silicon valley is being forced to confront some things a

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. >> reporter: while sheryl sandberg advocates for companies to be more inclusive, said all of silicon valley needs to do better. silicon valley has a reputation for a boys club. last facebook reported 69% of the global workforce is mail right in line with google and twitter. 70% male workforce. yahoo, 62% male. at facebook women comprised at 23% at senior ranks and though that's better than t 11% of executives as silicon valley vall top. 5 percentage points less than the s&p 500. according to a report by fen wick and west. >> there is a vicious cycle that needs to be broken and it's not, it's something that will require really conscious active thought by current decision makers and leaders. >> reporter: these companies are key trading grounds for capital investors. so industry watchers say improving the numb giants is key to driving up quality across the whole industry. silicon valley is rising to the challenge. intel is addressing the lack of female engineers with a $300 million diversity and technology initiative to train and recruit family and underrepresented group groups of compu

supervisor sheryl. >> i. >> supervisor kim. >> i. >> tang. >> i. >> wiener. >> i. >> yee. >> i. >> yee i. avalos. i. >> avalos i. breed. >> no. >> no. campos. >> no. >> campos no. supervisor christensen. >> i. >> christensen i. there are eight i's and three no's with supervisor cohen, breed and christensen in the descenting. item nine is a resolution to determine the issuance on type 40 sales license for fillmore street to serve the public convenience. >> okay. madam clerk, can you please call the roll. item nine. cohen. >> i. >> farrell. >> i. >> kim. >> i. >> mar. >> i. >> tang. >> i. >> wiener. >> i. >> yee. >> i. >> avalos. >> i. >> breed. >> i. >> campos. >> i. >> christensen. >> i. >> there are 11 i's. >> this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, can you please call the next item. >> item ten is to determine the issuance on sale beer license to serve the public of the city. >> supervisor wiener. >> i'm certainly supportive of this item for the roxie theatre. as you may know, supervisor kim, campos and i and a series of legislation were able to loosen the restrictions t

personal finance correspondent sheryl epperson is here. >> it is something that everyone watts to try to figure out, how can i cut my car insurance rate, i want to try to save some money. it's possible if you just shop around. nerd wallet did a survey about two years ago and they found the average person overpays $368 a year on car insurance just because they don't shop around. they stick with what they know. they don't buy exactly the amount of insurance they need. >> like looking for exactly the amount you need, i guess that's just stuff that takes a little time, you're saying do it? >> yeah, definitely look around and see what you need. texas, for example. you might pay $1400 on average. but you can get something for as low as a little over $1,000. you can save about 30% on your insurance. >> one old axiom that comes to mind is you get what you pay for. do you have to worry they will not cover your claims? >> not necessarily. the one thing you also need to look at is the deductible. they say, well, i want a lower premium. i'll pay a higher deductible. that's a good way to save, you

sheryl sandberg, marissa mayer these are people who rose up the letter.an smith rose up the ladder at google. google sometimes becomes unnecessarily criticized around these issues because they are a lightning rod. they have done some incredible work on this area. cory: thank you very much. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson. silicon valley is the heart of technology but ultimately holds the future of medicine in its hands. sylvia burwell joined us yesterday in san francisco to talk about president obama's in medicine initiative. what is precision medicine? check this out. sylvia: a number of different things to forward this effort of making sure we can have medicine that is to the individual, treating to the individual. the first thing it will do is create a million person cohort or group of people that can be researched so we can understand the genetics, and so you have a base of people to understand different things for different types of diseases. the second thing the money will go for is to work on using cancer specifically and was able to see that here today,