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sheryl, i don't know how you feel about this, you rode your behere. 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 o cities. we have to make sure you can accomdate somebody else' mistake oromebody else's lapse of attention. if you're going mor 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 rht in front of her to let a passenger out. thankfully, you know, the mark on market street, t driver paid atttion, she stopped. the pmassengers were hding 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 tha we'll bring the injury rate down as long as better street engineer and design and enforcement. >> i wanto as

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. >> reporter: friend and neighbor sheryl ryan, a nurse, ran to help. >> she was in a lot of pain. she couldn't feel her legs or move her legs. >> reporter: another neighbor called her husband mike. >> there was a surge. electricity that went through the ground or air and shock her and knocked her to the ground. >> reporter: an ambulance took kathy to the er. she was released in a few hours, but she still has a lot of pain in her hips and legs. she said it feels like a burn inside. >> not something you would expect to happen walking your dog on a nice summer morning. >> reporter: the paramedics and doctors that treated kathy told her she had been shocked. the paramedic tomorrow her you are so lucky she was standing on two legs. apparently the electricity traveled up one leg, through to

sheryl sandberg, the author and mother, the c.o.o.usband. "30 days of mourning have passed. i think when tragedy occurs, it presents a choice. you can give in to the void, the emptiness that fills your heart, your lungs, constricts your ability to think or even breathe. or you can try to find meaning. these past 30 days, i've spent many of my moments lost in that void. but when i can, i want to choose life and meaning." she writes, "i have gained a more profound understanding of what it is to be a mother." she writes about finding the right words all these years for others who were in need. "i think i got this all wrong before. i tried to assure people that it would be okay, thinking that hope was the most comforting thing i could offer." but she writes, "real empathy is sometimes not insisting that it will be okay. even a simple how are you," she says, "almost always asked with the best of intentions is better replaced with how are you today?" she writes, practical stuff matters. remembering the trip with her husband in the ambulance

emily: like sheryl sandberg? guest: probably not sheryl. emily: do you see anyone in particular?st: i do not think it will be someone from traditional media. because this is not a traditional media product. my guess is a will come from someone on the product side of facebook who basically sees that facebook is a limited platform limited in its focus on person-to-person, groups were people know each other. emily: chris cox? george: maybe. emily: tim, what do you think? tim: i don't have a name either. i would say the experience we went through at yahoo!, there are a lot of people who end up emerging on these lists that you would not think of at first, people who are either assumed to be well entrenched in their current companies are just off the radar screen, and some of them can be great candidates. emily: do we think it will be jack dorsey? guest: they could be, but jack has to save square. emily: square is running into its own challenges, right? guest: they're are people who run two companies at a same time. emily: running one company is a difficult and challenging job. running

work on brevity. >> the chair case so case has been busy this last couple of months last meeting sheryl from aging comments talk about the hubs created in san francisco and the services provided it was a very welcomed discussion we've - we're in the midstream of the postcards campaign we delivered 3 thousand postcards to the mayor with the letter we've had from the department of aging a few months ago and we're in the period of the supervisors to talk with their dissatisfy and deliver the postcards to them and to give the direct number we've been asked to come back to talk with kate howard of the mayor's office for the dollars we're going to have a boarder discussion that's tomorrow i want to invite out to a rally on the steps of city hall today it came up suddenly a combination serving the elderly for the disability advocates we're doing a rally about fair share for fair

emily: like sheryl sandberg? guest: probably not sheryl. emily: do you see anyone in particular?: i do not think it will be someone from traditional media. my guess is a will come from someone on the product side of who basically sees that facebook is a limited platform, limited in its focus on person-to-person, groups were people know each other. tim, what do you think? tim: i don't have a name either. i would say the experience we went through at yahoo!, there are a lot of people who end up emerging on these lists that you would not think of at first, people who are either assumed to be well entrenched in their current companies are just off the radar screen, and some of them can be great candidates. emily: do we think it will be jack dorsey? guest: they could be, but jack has to save square. emily: square is running into its own challenges, right? guest: they're are people who run two companies at a same time. emily: running one company is a difficult and challenging job. running two seems almost impossible. guest: yes, there's a very short list. guest: especially if both comp

sheryl sandburg was inspired to write because today is the end of the jewish 30 day mourning period.cult the last month has been. but focused on the support she received from friends and strangers. her post reads in part i have lived 30 years in the 30 days. i am 30 years sadder. feel like i am 30 years wiser. she writes, in the moments when i am over taken by the void, when the months and years stretch out in front of me, only their faces pull me out of the isolation and fear. my appreciation for them knows no bounds. >>> a bill to make it easier for californians to vote, it would automatically register every eligible citizen who goes to the dmv. if approved it would add millions of new voters. it cleared the assembly yesterday. >>> the field of 2016 presidential candidates continues to grow. today another democrat entered the race. lincoln chafey. more on that and also a gathering of republicans in the state of florida. >> reporter: a hand full of hopefuls and candidates are in disney world for the economic growth summit. florida is shaping up as the largest swing state in the elec

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. >> graduation advice from facebook's sheryl sandberg. her message to students in china and she opens up about her husband's sudden passing. >>> and where would the money for road repairs come from? >>> a new opponent jumped into the fight against the warriors' plans to build a new arena in san francisco's mission bay. abc 7 news was there when leaders for the california nurses association voiced their feelings about the project. union leaders believe that game day traffic will delay patients and health care workers on their way to the hospitals. the warriors want to build across the street from ucsf. the union was accused of spreading, quote misinformation. >>> happening tonight, the palo alto city council will consider using affordable housing funds to help keep the city's only mobile home park from closing. last month the city council gave the owner of buena vista mobile home park permission to sell the property all 400 residents face eviction. but last week, the santa clara board of supervisors voted to set aside $6.5 million to help

. >> yes, everyone i'm divested excited to talk about what of the proved by jerry johnson and sheryl davis which is the community safety initiative under the leadership of the mayor from the - the human rights commission and more month magic and the commission and the police department in particular we're trying to do this summer was born out of many of the horror with was experienced as we've seen from the channeler in the 34 young men in the w being murdered the western edition is not a lot of community partnership for kid and yet still a horrible thing and anymore magic how to you double down on what we need to do gives kids every opportunity and particularly in the summer seen success to the police department did an incredible job there the leadership of chief suhr identifying the summer jobs and creating a pipeline this is a perspire between the community and this commission and other city adopts to be thoughtful of identifying young leaders like those would two gentlemen we're talking about 15 to 18-years old we'll have 20 of those kids working on projects for this commission y

cnn.com for a look at other reality shows which have been plagued by scandal. >>> facebook executive sherylberg posted a tribute to her husband. >> herawe >> her post comes at the end of the 30 day mourning period in jewish tradition. more on her reflection on love and loss. >> reporter: a very personal post on facebook from company coo cheryl shandsheryl sandberg. a childhood friend of mine told me the most powerful one line prayer he ever read is let me not die while i am still alive. i never would have understood the prayer before losing day. now i do. sandberg's husband, dave goldberg unexpectedly died on a family vacation leaving sandberg a single mother and grieving widow. i think when tragedy occurs it presents a choice. you can give into the void the emptiness that fills your hearts, your lungs constricts your ability to think or even breathe. or you can try to find meaning if i have lived 30 years in these 30 days i've am 30 years sadder. i feel like i am 30 years wiser. i have gained a more profound understanding of what it is to be a mother. both to the depth of the agony i feel

higheres lesson involved in a domestic violence case he was suspended for a year hello hello i saw sheryl's wife the other night she's putting on a play where's the scandal register sheriff all that stuff she said where's the skaunld what happened nothing at the blew it out of portion the deputy chief i'm very disappointed in the command staff for promoting him to that level after being involved in an incident like that have a good evening. >>>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm steve i want to address again, the incidents of racist remarks by police officers i think the question the commission should be asking will - do those expression of racism manifest themselves in the field in the way that police officers interact with the black population or as a police officer in the jamming police force said the officers were being gold good ole bias and making expressions so whatever side you take my remark do you the a racist can performance the duties of a police officer if not what actions have the commission taxiing taken to stop it within the police department but to include raci

facebook executive sheryl sandberg writing openly about the death of her husband, revealing a personal grief, anger, and the void our loved ones leave behind. cnn's sara sidner has her story. >> reporter: a very personal post on facebook from company coo sheryl sandberg. a childhood friend of mine who is now a rabbi recently told me the most powerful one-line prayer he has ever read is let me not die while i am still alive. i would have never understood that prayer before losing dave. now i do. sandberg's husband, david goldberg unexpectedly died on a family vacation leaving sandberg a single mother and grieving widow. i think when tragedy occurs, it presents a choice. you can give into the void, the emptiness that fills your heart, lung constricts your ability to think or even breathe, or you can try to find meaning. i have lived 30 years in these 30 days. i am 30 years sadder. i feel like i am 30 years wiser. i have gained a more profound understanding of what it is to be a mother both through the depth of the agony i feel when my children scream and cry and from the connection my mo

emily: sheryl sandberg told me she saw herself in ellen pao. many women have said the same thing. manys sue decker said that behaviors in this trial i have witnessed along the way. in aggregate, with the perspective of hindsight, they are real. how do you respond to this idea that, while this might not be this can have a real impact on someone? beth seidenberg: there is no question all of us women saw ourselves in that situation. we are often the minority. emily: but do you understand how a lot of these things can be small things, yet in isolation they don't seem like a big deal, but altogether they are? john doerr: yes, we all understand that. we all possess hidden biases. it is important to be aware of those and act on it to mitigate them so you can get the best out of all your people and make better decisions. emily: the irony is that kleiner has had women in leadership for a very long time, and there are still many top firms who have none. is there a final problem in the vc industry? john doerr: sure, it's pathetic. a 6% of venture capitalists are female. it's ridiculous. emil

. >> hello commissioners my name is sheryl davis i run a nonprofit here in san francisco and first and foremost thank you for the time and deliberations you've looked at the eir and then also to express just gratitude for the way the warriors and city have worked to address the issues identified we're talking about the are environmental impact report and for me specifically in working with young people looking at the social impact and the possibility and potential of what the warriors have demonstrated as a great partnership we brought young people to see the process they've been talking about the roll science and technology and engineering and be mathematics and this is afforded them to look at that deeper and looking at sport is more than just sport and the office of economic workforce development developments and the community development, the classification and the highlights they've been amazing community partners and i can only imagine how much more in the city the opportunity to actually visit the building and see that are more than a sports we were arena and thanks or things li

. >> >> hi sheryl davis actually came here specifically to talk about the packet that were passed out today grateful for the opportunity to work with so many of the commissioners, i gave a couple of sample books but looking for the working with get out of school time to work with in the curriculum and supportive of the pathways but i think it is important to not create opportunities for italian nation or description and to make sure that everybody feels safe and comfortable and supporting that but i really am here for that i want to see more partnership and build i shared with i that curriculum we've developed and also want to give a shout out for two weeks ago summer learning day the opportunity to work together and thank you to all the commissioners and the superintendent that participated so thanks a lot. >> thank you (calling names). >> hi my name is deepening in a a teacher at abraham lincoln high school a teacher for 20 years i was hired in 2002 another lincoln high school to start a teacher pipeline and with the support of a number of individuals including director rubke e debo

. >>> sheryl sandberg is speaking out about the loss of her husband. sandberg's husband dave goldberg died last month in a treadmill accident. she writes that returning to work has helped even if colleagues are sometimes uncomfortable. quote, many of my co-workers ha add lack of fear in their eyes as i approached. nigh why. they wanted to help but wer "cbs moneywatch," google's first driverless call and taco bell puts alcohol on the menu. jill wagner is with the new york stock exchange. good morning jill. >> good morning, alison. greece is running out of cash. its next loan repayment is due friday. greece has been negotiating for months with its creditors. hope of that brake threw in the greek credit talks encouraged talks in the u.s. the dow stocks rose 64 points. the s&p rose 4 points and the nasdaq increased 22 importants highf higher. customers should stop using the speakers. the speakers can be identified by the "b" logo on the speaker grill and the words beats pill xl on the handle. apple is offerin o $10.10 an hour and a strong majority believes

people like sheryl sandberg told me told me she saw herself in ellen pao. does it end here?his is a debate that is continuing to go on. >> i think it does not end. there are a lot of us in the valley trying to make it better not just for them, for minorities. i am also ate latina woman, so it is a double whammy. emily: do you think this will permanently tarnish kleiner's reputation? mar: no, i am a optimistic person. i think it is starting again. agaion, i am pretty optimistic in a general about what is going to happen. it is a good sign. the new cs class at stanford will be 50% women. that is where we begin. emily: that is good news. mar and barbara, thank you so much for joining us. kleiner is adding a new partner the summer and they told me that partner is a woman. you can catch my full interview with john doerr and beth seidenberg right here on studio 1.0 7:30 p.m. eastern and pacific. fitbit is in good shape after raising $732 million in a larger than expected ipo. shares reached the height of $34 and $.90 apiece before closing at $29.81 apiece. the company and some of

. >> >> hi sheryl davis actually came here specifically to talk about the packet that were passed out today grateful for the opportunity to work with so many of the commissioners, i gave a couple of sample books but looking for the working with get out of school time to work with in the curriculum and

sheryl sandberg, who served under president clinton moderates the event held in april. >> let's start our luncheon panel on the global economy. we are delighted and honored to have a truly exceptional moderator for this wonderful group of former u.s. treasury secretaries. sheryl sandberg, ceo of facebook, founder of leanin.org, which empowers women to achieve their ambitions, the author of "lean in," and before her role at facebook, she was vice president of global online sales at google. we are delighted to have her and our panelists. you are in for an enjoyable hour. your they are. it is all yours. ms. sandberg: thank you. i am delighted to be here. great to have a chance to moderate the panel of three extraordinary men. there are so many wonderful things to say about all three of them both professionally and personally. but there is one really surprising thing about them, which is they are not on facebook. [laughter] ms. sandberg: so i have taken the liberty of helping them today. that is my way of introduction. >> no product placement. ms. sandberg: our first panelist is bob ruben

my guess is jamie's saying get a sheryl sandberg in there right now.he's very good, she's very operational, and she did a great job at facebook. assess your business going forward, and you need to sell. is this a netscape? is twitter netscape or is it google? i don't know. i mean, i like using it, but i don't know -- i'm not an expert. melissa: let's explore that for a second because facebook was able to expand into mobile users. that was the real challenge, and they did that successfully, and people said they were dying on the vine. no. they were able to go out there and expand into mobile, and even though the younger kids aren't using facebook any longer and ask your grandmother's kind of on it, they still have to -- >> and your grandmother makes money, okay? your grandmother has money. i think that's one of the interesting things about, you know, we talk about millennials all the time. i'm getting a lot of -- melissa: uh-oh, you're going to get in trouble here. >> millennials generally don't have money, okay? the people that are on facebook do have

. >> reporter: cheryl sheryl underwood gave a personal reaction to the show on "the talk." >> i'm the only person at this table that went through that. i went through that three, four five years old. you know something is wrong. when the people you are supposed to trust to protect you seem to be the co-conspirator in your violation. >> reporter: on social media, many criticizing the sisters for defending their brother. even sarah palin getting in to the fray accusing the media of being critical of the conservative duggar family while they say they gave lea dunn nam a pass last year when she wrote in a memoir she experimented with her sister. >> it is burned in our memory that josh made bad decisions and he will suffer the consequences. >> we're the duggars. >> a contrast to the family's squeaky clean image. for years they have been portrayed on their show "19 kids and counting," as a conservative christian family who played and prayed together. frowning on hugging for fear it may cause impure thoughts. >> the ray of hope was josh came and told us and his heart was still soft. >> repor

. >> hi, i'm sheryl davis i run a program called more magic in the western selma and run the hayes valley playground and i'm really grateful and appreciative we've been partnering are true mark for several years for events and attachment in the community they've worked with us to bring young people 13w09s selma pathways to learn about opportunities for employment and the development and construction world me it is also about not just the talk but the work and at the end of the day, we are grateful they haven't talked about the commitments and the parkinson's with the community but delivered in several ways in terms of volunteer hours and inviting us into their space and really educating them about the opportunities but the bigger picture for us right now with our staff the idea there will be affordable housing on site and the possibility that people that are working in the community might actually be able to live in the community is a huge, huge - a very important atomic factor their grateful for their dedication not only for the future residents but the current residents we strongly port

. >> hi, i'm sheryl davis i run a program called month magic out of the center we recently had our gymnasium refurnished by the warriors so our fans are grateful the gym has been in the neighborhood and i'm hoping and building will happen when they move to san francisco a commitment to physical fitness how community development over the years the center has had issues with how people view is and much like going out to building the stadium coming and doing that work in the w it changes how the people look at the center and we've actively had an increase offer people that want to use it we have a huge warriors logo we've been working with them for over 5 years helped us to district more than 5 thousand boxes and helped us to distribute scholarships and huge commitment to workforce development they've worked to talk about how to get young people transitional acknowledge groups from the worker and potrero hill and bayview hunters point prepared and ready when those games happy to make work the stadium and put the shirts on the seats and selling items i also want to stress the importance of physi

i'm sheryl adams executive director at the youth services and also the co-chair of the k d network i'm here in support of rob we worked together on the task force and now this group as well as collaborate as providers to homeless youth in san francisco rob is an amazingly effective participant in any group or meeting he attends or facilitates he's the thoughtful with an amazing ability to take in conflict information and look at it places what i there what can a path forward and always, always committed to the transition forces youth he's very able to think through challenging situations to hold people accountability for what they promised what they said they did in a respectful way and manner that helps processes to move forward and ultimately improve the services for children and families in san francisco i couldn't recommend him more highly for this port commission position i don't think he always brings snacks but he's funny a a great collaborate our and dedicated to changes in san francisco. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> before you go i'm going to read a few