the rest of it is personal and should not actually even factor in. >> i believe sheryl's point was ifg that there are all sorts of families out there and people that work then we become more compassionate whether we are employers or employees. >> mira, what you think sheryl sandberg's actual goal was and do you believe she achieved it? >> i think she pointed out the particular difficulties that single moms have in such a large percentage of children, 30% now are being raised by single moms, it's a very important addition to work. >> i just completed a memoir called sharing the work in which i detail the discrimination that i faced at berkeley and stanford university. my students now it's how me that much of that has not changed. it is less blatant than it was when i was starting out but the discrimination, particularly against mothers is still very alive. >> and i have been in my class that want to be active fathers but not having messed success and there seems to be new recognition that parents, men and women would like to be able to raise their children in addition to supporting the

sheryl: a great deal of effort goes into trying to identify who these people were. >> there is.ssentially, this is where we store the majority of our remains. many side of the cooler are people we believe to be undocumented border crossers. see, some of these bags are not full bodies. here, we have some remains that were recovered in 2013. i'm not even sure what we have here. we have a single, weathered portion of a mandible. we can tell that this bonus isan, -- that this bone human, and it may have been buried at one point. but this is all we have, so you someone may be looking for that person, and our dna will match them to some place. more likely, we may not identify who that person is. this is a room where we keep property. in this particular locker, we have unidentified people from 2015. how successful are you at identifying these unknowns? >> actually pretty good. about 1600,tified 65 arence 2001, about sent. that still leaves us with 800 individuals we have not identified. essentially, the odds of us identifying someone are directly proportional to the condition of the re

abc7 news i-team reported a flaw in the guardrail's design may have led to his death. >> facebook's sheryl sandberg delivered a powerful cal for gratitude shames the sudden death of her husband, dave goldberg-last year, made her appreciate life so much more. >> it is the greatest irony of my life, that losing my husband helped me find deeper gratitude. gratitude for the kindness of my friends, the love of my family, and the laughter of my children. >> sandberg is chief operating officer for facebook and urged new cal grads to be resilient, like she is trying to be, despite facing so many challenges. >>> a california boy decided to take action when two classmates were diagnosed with cancer. up next at 6:00, how he is turning this sour situation into a sweet story. >> drew tuma is up we next with the forecasts. >> sharks in st. louis tomorrow, and blues last trip to the final phil sanders, timely bible lesson the lord's way. churches of christ in the area, have you visit and worship assemblies. i hope you will. we love you. in search of the lord's way. >>> a six-year-old boy in vacaville is

. >>> sheryl sandberg admits that she was wrong. her mother's day confession. >>> a beautiful site at the bay. a tourist attraction with these whales. ,, (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com weekend andberg posting >>> new at 5:00. and emotional admission from a powerful tech executive this weekend.>>> sheryl sandberg says she got it wrong when she talked about rising kit -- raising kids. >> reaction from one single mom at the facebook campus. >> reporter: sandberg says that she wishes she would have written more about being a single parent in her book. she said she will never understand being a single mom. for one bay area parent, if -- the story brought her to tears. >> reporter: you think it was worth the struggle? >> i am emotional. >> reporter: tricia was a single parent for nearly 20 years raising her three girls on her own. >> we want to do what we would normally do is a two-parent household. >> r

sheryl is there. what was her tone? >> her tone was serious. she also wanted to let folks know what her vie is for the presidency. hillary clinton did what a lot of bay area folks did today. she started out in oakland and ended up here in san francisco. they fought bay area traffic but when she got here she was met by protesters. >> we are the 99%! >> the protesters outside the masonic hall chanted slogans. >> hillary clinton has never had a war she didn't like. she's here waisting more money and lying to people. >> 2300 people lined up to get inside to see the democratic frontrunner who is battling to secure the party nomination for president. >> we're with her. >> cameras were not allowed inside but this woman shared a few pictures. >> she talked about millenials, the middle class, she talked about fighting for americans. >> senator dianne feinstein introduced the candidate. >> she's an amazing human being and totally qualified and would make a strong and positive president. >> earlier today, the former secretary of state shook hands with sup

abc7 news i-team reported a flaw in the guardrail's design may have led to his death. >> facebook's sheryllivered a powerful cal for gratitude shames the sudden death of her husband, dave goldberg-last year, made her appreciate life so much more. >> it is the greatest irony of my life, that losing my husband helped me find deeper gratitude. gratitude for the kindness of my friends, the love of my family, and the laughter of my children. >> sandberg is chief operating officer for facebook and urged new cal grads to be resilient, like she is trying to be, despite facing so many challenges. >>> a california boy decided to take action when two classmates were diagnosed with cancer. up next at 6:00, how he is turning this sour situation into a sweet story. >> drew tuma is up we next with the forecasts. >> sharks in st. louis tomorrow, and blues last trip to the finals >>> a six-year-old boy in vacaville is making a small but mighty effort to cure cancer. ethan guevara put up a lemonade stand in front of this school to raise money for two classmates going through chemotherapy. one class meat is

. >>> everybody talking about sheryl sandberg's commencement address over the weekend. on the eve of more presidential primaries-- the republicans appeared to have their presumptive nominee... but for the democrats-- hillary clinton can't seem to shake senator rn >>> on the eve of more presidential primaries, the republicans appear to have their presumptive candidate, but on the side of the democrats, hillary clinton can't seem to shake bernie sanders. >> good morning. both kentucky and oregon are vital, critical for senator bernie sanders to avoid being further pushed and pressured to bow out of the race. he won't go away quietly. sanders needs 65% of the remaining delegates to catch hillary clinton. sanders believes if he wins kentucky and oregon, he can then convince the superdelegates to change their minds on this. hillary clinton wants to move on from all this and talk about the presumptive gop nominee.ç she did that this weekend calling donald trump dangerous and a loose cannon. president obama echoed similar comments during his address at rutgers university, nev

. >> facebook executive sheryl sandberg opens up about the loss of her husband in an emotional commencement speech when we return. . >>> state lawmakers want california's coastal committee that makes decision on shoreline development to be more open. a newly proposed bill would ban members of the commission from meeting privately with lobbyi lobbyists, developers or environmentals. the legislation came after the commission quietly fired its executive director this february. supporters of the bill told "the los angeles times" the firing was an attempt to make the agency more friendly to developers. on thursday, the commission voted to support the bill. >>> the family of an oakland man killed in a highway crash received a college degree in his honor today. this is video from lincoln university in missouri where the family of darrel blackman received an honorary sociology degree this morning. in 2014 the football star was on his way home after working three jobs when his car slammed into a guardrail on highway 101 in mill valley. the abc 7 news i-team reported that a flaw in the guardrail's de

sheryl sandberg of coo of facebook spoke in highly personal terms today at uc- berkeley's commencement. and there wasn't a dry eye in the stands. as mark kelly tells us, sandberg told graduates what she as learned from the loss of her husband. >> reporter: not going to tell you today what i learned in life. today i'm going to try to tell you what i learned in death. >> reporter: to a packed stadium of showers, sheryl sandberg for the first time publicly opened up about her husband's sudden death last may. >> i never knew i could cry so often for so much. >> reporter: 47-year-old david goldberg died suddenly from cardiac arrhythmia while the couple was vacationing in mexico. today, sandberg shared with the cal graduates what these past 12 months without her husband has taught her. >> i learned about the depth of sadness and the brutality of loss. but i also learned that when life sucks you under, you can kick against the bottom, find the surface and breathe again. >> reporter: students say they appreciated that a powerful sillicon valley tech icon chose a personal tone. >> i like a busi

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sheryl sandberg weighing in, government must do more to help single mothers. a lot of those liberal policies they have actually been a big problem. of economic policies had huge social implications and you could point out that there are big reasons we see so much poverty among single moms in the first place. he will explain it all. head of fbi now acknowledging so-called ferguson effect. alarming spike in violent crime in america have a whole lot to do with our police not taking on crime aggressively because they're fearful they are called racist and video will hit the internet. sheriff david clark is here. he will have a lot to say about this one. >>> let's go back to our top story. donald trump speaking with house speaker paul ryan sitting down first time that he blindsided trump and the party by refusing to back the nominee last week. trump entering the rnc building through a side door as protesters chanted outside. paul ryan spoke out to the media, trump has not done that he will be on "hannity" tonight at 10:00. today's meeting comes as republican voters

. >>> sheryl sandberg speaks out for the first time since losing her husband.nce. >> what life sucks you under you can kick against the bottom, find the surface and breathe again. [ applause ] >> the lessons she learned about bouncing back during the toughest times and leaning in to hope ♪ wake me up when it's all over ♪ >>> big medical headline for women thinking about having children. the new fertility test that could be right for you. is it time to be more proactive about kids and your future. dr. ashton here live. >>> and it's the wedding of the year. little leah still heading down the isle as a flower girl this weekend as her dad devon ties the knot. >> you stood strong. >> thank you for supporting me and i love my new family. >> the dress and the moment that got everyone dancing as we say -- >> good morning, america. boom! ♪ >>> and good morning, america. nice, sunny monday here in times square. lots to celebrate this morning. nfl star devon still this there he is leah welcoming in asha joyce. >> look at her. >> remember, she was here not too long ago. >>

facebook's sheryl sandberg spoke to graduates at the university of california berkeley.eath of her husbands. the result, an inspiring and uplifting speech in the hope amidst loss. >> reporter: sheryl sandberg laid bare all the heartbreak, insecurity and grief she experienced following the unexpected death of her husband last year. >> for many months afterwards, and many times since, i was swallowed in the the void. an emptiness that filled your heart and your lungs, constricts your ability to think or even to breathe. >> morning. >> hey. >> reporter: sandberg's husband, david goldberg, died unexpectedly after suffering a cardiac arrhythmia while they were on vacation and brutality of loss, but i also learned that when life sucks you under, you can kick against the bottom, find the surface and breathe again. >> reporter: sandberg fighting back tears. >> i'm -- [ applause ] >> reporter: lessons from her loss were the foundation of her speech. >> it is the greatest irony of my life. that losing my husband helped me find deeper gratitude. gratitude for the kindness of my fri

sheryl sandberg is intriguing.as done a tremendous job at facebook driving their advertising business. our external candidates. this is the most prestigious job in media and arguably in corporate america. i am sure there will be a tremendous amount of interest. it will be a demanding job and the board will want to take its time to make sure they have the right person to replace bob iger , which are large shoes to fill. i think there will be plenty of interest. mark: thanks, paul sweeney from bloomberg intelligence. still ahead, southern bees makes a poor impression. the high-end market for impressionistic modern art, going through a correction? that story, next. ♪ mark: the auction at sotheby's in new york may be the evidence of a cooling art market. it sold more than 140 $4 million of impressionist and modern art, its worst showing in that category in new york since the 2009 recession. sold for $20.4 million, a record for the artist. art market in correction mode? james: parts of it. the auction market is in a cor

sheryll murray.yll murray: looe lifeboats in my constituency celebrates its 150th anniversary this year. will my right honorable friend join me in congratulating and thanking not only the looe lifeboat men, but all the lifeboat men who keep us safe at sea? prime minister cameron: i am very happy to do that in conjunction with my honorable friend. incredibly brave people. having met some of them, particularly during the flood episodes that we have had in recent years, i know the immense professionalism and dedication that they bring to the task, and they put their lives at risk all the time to save others. they really are the bravest of the brave. prime minister cameron: what matters is what works. in my view, fixed term parliaments are part of that. government ensure -- it also includes something i first raised with margaret thatcher in 1989? with the awful consequences of child sex abuse on victims and perpetrators, but we must also use early intervention expertise to stop it from happening in the f

a powerful moving speech from facebook executive sheryl sandberg to berkeley graduates. about her husband's death, her grief, and about resilience. >> i'm not going to tell you today what i learned in life. today, i'm going to try to tell you what i learned in death. i've not spoken about this publicly before and it is hard. but i promise not to blow my nose on this beautiful berkeley rose. one year and 13 days ago, i lost my husband, dave. his death was sudden and unexpected. we were in mexico, celebrating a friend's 50th birthday party. i took a nap. he went to work out. what followed was the unthinkab unthinkable. i walked into a gym to find him lying on the floor. i flew home to tell my children that their father was gone. i watched his casket being lowered into the ground. for many months afterwards at many times since, i was swallowed in the deep fog of grief, what i think of as the void. an emptiness that fills your heart and your lungs, constricts your ability to think or even to breathe. dave's death changed me in very profound ways. i learned about the depths o

speaking of women in technology, facebook coo sheryl sandberg spoke publicly for the first time since unexpected death just over a year ago. addressing the graduating class at the university of california berkeley, sandberg shared her moving story of hope, resilience, and finding gratitude in the face of loss. >> it is the greatest irony of my life that losing my husband helped me find deeper gratitude, gratitude for the kindness of my friends, the love of my family, and the laughter of my children. my hope for you is you can find that gratitude, not just on the easy days like today, but on the hard days when you will need it. dave's death changed me in very profound ways. i learned about the depths of sadness and the brutality of loss, but i also learned that when life sucks you under, you can kick against the bottom, find the surface, and breathe again. i am sharing this with you today in the hope that on this day in your lives, with all the momentum and the joy, you can learn and life the lessons i only learned in death, lessons about hope, about strength, and about the light withi

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but now herself as a single mother, a message from sheryl sandberg for all single mothers. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: hd-5. >>> so any woman with children can tell you it's tough enough filling the job that is called mom when you have help, but it's a whole different game if you're a single mom. >> one of america's most prominent business women, now a single mother herself, is speaking out in a touching tribute to all mothers who find themselves going it alone. here's abc's aditi roy. >> reporter: on mother's day a new perspective from one of the world's most powerful women. facebook's sheryl sandberg, a mother of two who lost her husband dave last year, says she didn't know how tough it was to be a single mother until now. sandberg just writing this poignant facebook post. "i will never experience and understand all of the challenges most single moms face, but i understand a lot more than i did a year ago." sandberg, who sits on the board of abc's parent company disney, wrote the best-selling book "lean in." in it she encouraged women not to abandon th

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more than anything to improve their health is a prescription for affordable housinging. >> reporter: sherylnd raiser is may 17th. 7 on your side's michael finney will be emceeing. for more information, visit our website. >>> speaking of michael finney, he's here with "7 on your side" answering questions. first question, an envelope with my granddaughter's social security card was found opened. any idea how we can check to see if her i'd dentity was stolen a protect her? >> i'm glad you're worried about her because your granddaughter is the perfect target. that's who thieves like because nobody is paying any attention to her credit report, which means they can run wild with it. we get cases like this where nobody knows about it until the kid graduates from college. then they go to buy their first car or get their first apartment in their name and all of a sudden they have ruined credit. it takes a couple of years to unwind all of this. i'm glad you care about it. check their credit report uf say they don't have one. hopefully not. but if the bad guy vz stolen their social security card, they

. >>> facebook's coo sheryl sandberg had a bittersweet message for cal's class of 2016 today. be resilient, even when life seems unfair. mark kelly shows us when her commencement address was done there wasn't a dry eye in the stadium. >> i'm not going to tell you today what i learned in life. today i'm going to try to tell you what i learned in death. >> reporter: to a hushed stadium of thousands, sheryl sandberg for the first time opened up about her husband's sudden death last may. >> i never knew i could cry so often for so much. >> reporter: 47-year-old david goldberg died suddenly from cardiac arrhythmia while they were on vacation in mexico. today, sandberg shared with the cal graduates what these past 12 months without her husband have taught her. >> i learned about the depths of sadness and the brutality of loss. but i also learned that when life sucks you under, you can kick against the bottom, find the surface and breathe again. >> reporter: students say they appreciated that a powerful sillicon valley tech icon chose a personal tone. >> i idolize her and she was abl

you what i learned in death. >> reporter: it was emotional and inspirational, at times tearing up, sheryl sandberg spoke about the biggest shock of her life, when her husband, dave goldberg, died of cardiac arrhythmia while they were vacationing in mexico. >> what followed was the unthinkable. i walked into a gym to find him lying on the floor. i flew home to tell my children that their father was gone. >> reporter: she told the 4,700 graduates about the intense grief that followed and the importance of resilience. >> i learned that in the face of the void or in the face of any challenge, you can choose joy and meaning. >> reporter: she also talked about the power of gratitude. >> it is the greatest irony of my life, that losing my husband helped me find deeper gratitude, gratitude for the kindness of my friends, the love of my family and the laughter of my children. >> reporter: and she reminded the graduates that they must learn to tackle the disappointments and challenges ahead. >> i'm sharing this with you today in the hope that on this day in your lives with all the momentum and the

. >>> sheryl sandberg made an appeal as she delivered the commencement speech to the berkeley class of 2015. nbc bay area, marianne favro is joining us. >> it's so emotional. it's been little over a year since her husband died suddenly. today, during the speech, she told the graduating class, you will be defined not by what you achieve, but how you survive. >> today, i'm going to try to tell you what i learned. >> reporter: emotional and inspirational. at times, tearing up, she spoke about the biggest shock of her life when her husband died of cardiac arrhythmia vacationing in new mexico. >> what followed was unthinkable. i walked into a gym to find him flying on the floor. i flew home to tell my children their father was gone. >> reporter: she told them of the intense grief that followed. >> i learned in the face of the voice or in the face of any challenge, you can choose joy and meaning. >> reporter: she talked about the power of gratitude. >> it is the greatest irony of my life. that losing my husband helped me find gratitude. gratitude for the kindness of my friends, the love of m

that book starts with sheryl sandberg, hugely pregnant. she has to park all the way across the parking lot and said we need parking for pregnant women, and the guys say, okay. but nobody ever acts. i appreciate her position. i also sort of appreciate that she is acknowledging sort of the -- sort of for the first time she got a lot of heat in that back about you're sheryl sandberg, the privilege of it. and now she always has empathy as a single mom and using that position to highlight the issues of poverty, associated with not having paid leave. >> we are in the company wesley only of papua new guinea in our maternity leave policy. the rest of the western world gives women the time they need with their kids. >> i think it's crazy that this hasn't been settled like a zillion years ago. >> yeah. >> i just i can't believe it. the idea that i mean what's i have a lot of friends to have to strategize like when to have the baby so that you so that the carry-over extends into the -- next calendar year. >> right. >> so i mean that's a whole other s

zuckerberg andrk sheryl sandberg could use this as a major opportunity for this to be a forward leaningind of company. >> there seems to be some tension here in that facebook is an independent organization and that the conservative party should say that the government should never interfere so what do you want from facebook? >> i don't know what i particularly want. they were asking my opinion. it's not that i was going to facebook with some set of demands. i want a free enterprise. that is the job of capitalism. iey wanted to know what thought to make the situation go from what it is now two and. that's why i was there. >> what do you think that they can do? this is a big idea. it is a big entrepreneurial thing to do. if you have a company in silicon valley that it is the left wing place.a nonreligious people are not all like that and maybe this is a good opportunity to build that community. maybe this would be naturally avoided? trump has more like sent any other presidential candidate and also fox news gets more interactions than any other news outlet. i would not have thought there

sheryl davis. >> good afternoon. thank you for this opportunity to speak just reilly wanted to speak from a community perspective and show the appreciation being in the western edition and being in the opinion of some folks ignored and working with the large african-american population that is awesome to have someone take an interest in san francisco as a city not just in yards regarding to where they're doing their development the displacement that is happening citywide and is great to see folks coming up and trooib trying to work with us with the community members and people have a place to learn and grow and at this point looking at the development so i was grateful that they came and sought us out to support this city but they can support this community and i just wanted to recognize that a lot of times things go unnoticed and everything going on nationally and locally folks to reach out when they didn't have to their commitment and dedication much like you supervisor cowen great your doesn't the to the dedicatio

sheryl agiloni sent these photos of the stampede yesterday afternoon.hey destroyed her bench, plants and fruit trees and flowers in the afternoon. >> it was really nice and they ate it down to nothing. >> reporter: these cows usually graze on the other side of the hill. so the grass may have been greener on the other side. how do you get rid of them when you see all those cows in your yard? >> i had no idea. i tried screaming, playing a loud noise and they couldn't -- making a loud noise and they couldn't have cared less. >> reporter: they want the a quieter home life when they moved in 10 years ago. >> it's something you don't expect. you shake your head and open your eyes, is this real? >> reporter: in morgan hill, betty yu, kpix5. >> the family estimates that the damage will be a couple thousand dollars at least but says the owner of the land behind their home will cover the costs with insurance. >>> this 22-acre estate in alamo is going to the dogs seriously. bay area software executive david duffield is putting his $39 million estate up for sale. p

. >>> facebook's sheryl sandberg gave a touching commencement speech at uc berkeley over the weekend. author talked about resilience and what she learned from her husband's death. >> dave's death -- when life sucks you under, you can kick against the bottom, find the surface and breathe again. >>> and in the latest edition of "last week tonight," john oliver took the donald to task over his tax return. >> the rest of the are week was a little bumpier for trump. on friday morning, he attempted to justify not releasing his tax returns, and it did not go great. >> there have been many presidents that have not shown their tax returns. >> actually, every single nominee since 1976 has released -- >> right, before 1976 people didn't do it. >> sure, but there were a lot of things we did before 1976 that seem crazy now, like smoking on airplanes and thinking elliott gould was a major sex symbol. >> he's very funny. >> smoking in the airplane plane is something like in 30 years -- already our kids are like, what are you thinking? >> smoking, drinking, all that. >> they still drink on planes. in

sheryl sent these photos of the stampede bulldozing her bench. >> you can see they took off the whole side of it. they just kind of -- >> reporter: destroying her plants, trees and flowers in full bloom. >> it was just really nice and now it's nothing. >> reporter: these cows usually graze in the open space up the hill so the grass may just have been greener on the other side. >> it was quite a shock to see. and then what do you do when you have all those cows in your yard? how do you get rid of them? i had no idea. i tried kind of screaming, making a loud noise and they could have cared less. >> reporter: eventually a morgan hill police officer spent an hour corralling the cows and sent them back out the way they barged in. these high-tech workers say, they wanted a quieter home life when they moved in ten years ago. >> this is something you don't expect. you shake your head and open your eyes in case you're dreaming. >> reporter: in morgan hill, betty yu, kpix 5. >> the family estimates the damage will total a couple of thousand dollars. but they are not holding the bag. insurance c

. >> reporter: sheryl says she and others in castro valley will not be deterred by what they believe are bullying tactics by the local grocery workers union to keep a non-union store from moving into their town. >> castro valley deserves it. we shouldn't be collateral damage in some kind of a union fight with a store. >> reporter: the would-be tenant is a sprouts store, a small grocer who features produce and bulk itemses, an arizona-based chain that hires non-union workers. after years of planning and approval, an 11th hour appeal was filed with alameda county, alleging the new store and the renovation of the rite aid on the existing footprint violates the california environmental equality act. the appeal was filed by cassandra hunter, a castro valley resident who also happens to be on the executive board of the united food and commercial workers local 5. >> i think we're going to work real hard on letting the u union know in a nice way that the community wants this to happen and would like to see them cooperate. >> reached on her cell phone, hunter hung up on us. the union and her

. >> carmen chu assessor-recorder a sheryl hennessy we call thank you, thank you good morning, everybody. i'm going to pleased to be here and good to see is. >> we kickoff our most we've seen and know the during this trial know you know you wanted to thank claudine but i wish i knew the milestone you're reaching on the number of efforts out of cooperated other city hall time after time chaud den steps up to get us together and so today, i want to thank claudine for all the work and really to encourage everybody as you are here to make sure you're letting our friends and families know about the asian pacific american heritage month let them know about the activities and fun things and help us to celebrate the great diversity with that, congratulations claudine for the kickoff and look forward to participating in the many events that happen this month thanks a lot (clapping.) >> i also and supervisor yee and supervisor peskin had to go so oil speak for the three of us i wanted to thank claudine those a lot of those events not just in the apa community but a lot of communities realize on th

. >>> so let's go back to graduation weekend for a bit because facebook chief operating officer sherylandberg spoke publicly for the first time about the unexpected death of her husband, dave goldberg. he was the former ceo of survey monkey, and he died suddenly while vacationing many mexico. he was found dead in a gym after suffering head trauma and blood loss. she spoke to the graduates about working through times of loss that come without warning. >> one year and 13 days ago, i lost my husband, dave. dave's death changed me in very profound ways. i learned about the depth of sadness and the brutality of loss. but i also learned that when life sucks you under, you can kick against the bottom, find the surface, and breathe again. >>> and back east in the heat of a toxic political season, vice president joe biden and former house speaker john boehner exchanged warm words while being honored at the university of notre dame's commencement ceremony. the medal awarded to american catholics honored the men for their civility and willingness to speak common ground despite being on opposite s

. >>> facebook's sheryl san diego berg gave a touching commencement speech at uc berkeley over the weekendthor talked about resilience and what she learned from her husband's death. he died a year ago from an exercising "last week tonight," john oliver took the donald to task over his tax return. >> on friday morning, he attempted to justify not releasing his tax returns, and it did not go great. >> there have been many presidents that have not shown their tax returns. >> actually, every single nominee since 1976 has released -- >> right, before 1976 people didn't do it. >> sure, but there were a lot of things we did before 1976 that seem crazy now, like smoking on airplanes and thinking elliott gould was a major sex symbol. >>> i'm betty nguyen, and this is "early today." oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...even deep wrinkles. "one week? that definitely works!"

. >> sheryl jennings goes beyond the headlines with a look at how bay area generosity is helping to healtnam one person at a time. >>> and keep your eyes on the road. tonight the new device that allows you to go eyes-free. that's all coming up in a half hour on abc 7 news at 6. >>> you know, ipads can do many things, right? >> yeah. today they even turned a school principal into a rapper. ♪ rise to the top know all about us ♪ >> abc 7 news was in richmond as steej elementary principal rapped about a new grant that will give each student an apple ipad. >> the student will get software and tech support. teachers will be able to create individualized learning plans. >> and students will be able to take ipads home in the future without worrying about an internet connection the ipads come with cellular service. >> anything that helps kids learn. >> "world news tonight with david muir" is coming up next. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. see you again in half an ho >>> tonight, the bill cosby bombshell. the judge says the first criminal trial will now move forward. the accuser says h

. >> sheryl jennings reports on the spice of life in vietnam now finding its way into california kitchens. >>> and what the san francisco opera is now letting people do for the very first time. that's all coming up on abc 7 news at 6. >> thanks ama. see you then. >>> well, an oakland student got a big surprise this morning at school. >> we're talking big. abc 7 news was at lionel wilson college pred as pg&e surprised jorge lopez with a major scholarship. >> $20,000 a year for up to five years. jorge is one of ten students to get the scholarship around the state. >> his teachers say he has shoeb an extraordinary commitment to his education since a young age. >> taking community college courses since the ninth grade, attending a bunch of extracurricular activities outside of the school on my own doing research. >> that money will come in handy. or jorge is attending stanford to study computer science. he wants to design software for driverless cars. way to go. >> that is a real growth industry. they need him. >> absolutely. >> "world news tonight with david muir" is coming up next. i'm kris

facebook's sheryl sandberg, a mother of two who lost her husband dave last year says she didn't know how tough it was to be a single mother until now. sandberg just writing this poignant facebook post. "i will never experience and understand all of the challenges most single moms face, but i understand a lot more than i did a year ago." sandberg, who sits on the board of abc's parent company disney, wrote the bestselling book "lean in." in it, she encouraged women not to abandon their ambitions after starting families. >> it's time for women to stop paying a penalty they pay for success. >> reporter: in the new post, sandberg acknowledges criticism of her book was fair. "some people felt that i did not spend enough time writing about the difficulties women face when they have an unsupportive partner or no partner at all. they were right." >> reporter: the response going viral, with overwhelming support. one woman writing, "it's nice to hear acknowledgement towards our sacrifices and struggles." as sandberg now recognizes, single moms have always leaned in. aditi roy, abc news, los an

and sheryl is all to blame for world seeing it. >> you're to blame sheryl. on media. and i said could we join >> whe say dad. >> yeah. >> we were all like -- >> i was in the background. i was just like, because you could hear his voice breaking and he was overjoyed to see his father and they obviously love their daddy so very much. >> and six months is a long time to be away. so thank you to all of you. and we have another image we want to show you. after the big surprise you walk out and the fire department has a flag out. and sheryl, you and josh are saluting the flag. and then what happened? something you didn't even know was possible. >> we walk out and josh see it is big flag suspended between the ladder trucks. dustin, one of the grounds keepers at the high school is also a captain at christiana. and he had set that up. and we walk out. and joshua stops, see it is flag. and says i want to sing a song. and joshua can sing a song about anything. i said well, okay. and he starts singing the star spangled banner. we didn't know he knew the words of the sta

sheryl sandberg delivered the commencement speech. they shared her personal story of her has been stepping year ago. >> his death came to me a very profound ways. i learned about the depth of sadness and brutality of loss. i also learned that when life sucks you under, you can kick against the bottom, find the service, and breathe again. >> dave goldberg died in 2015 because of a heart condition. >>> a grand reopening for a san francisco museum. we will show you what is new. >> we have seven floors of gallery space. >>> low clouds and fog are pushing back into the day. here is our live camera. coming up, the temperature change in your seven-day forecast and bigger changes in the five day outlook. >>> and the violent and discrimination against transgender people. >>> dozens of people came together to show their support for transgender people. it is a small part of a statewide campaign to end violence and discrimination. >> the issue hit especially close down for a south bay congressman. >> our story is incredible. our daughter is our m

sheryl jenkins y sus hijos salieron de su casa muy apurados. enteran de que cada año 20.000 niños menores de 5 años de edad son hospitalizados a causa de la influenza, dejan lo que están haciendo y llevan a sus hijos a ser vacunados contra la influenza. si tiene hijos de 6 meses a 18 años de edad, vacúnelos ahora, y si vive con un niño menor de 5 años o con un niño que tenga una enfermedad crónica como el asma, usted también debe vacunarse para ayudar a protegerlo contra la influenza. dígale al resto de su familia que también se vacunen, especialmente si hay niños menores de 6 meses en su casa. un mensaje de servicio público del departamento de salud y servicios humanos de los estados unidos. locutor:participa en la conversaciÓn a travÉs de twitter, facebook instagram. teresa: no se consigue un capo sin su dama de compaÑÍa. la misma para formar una familia o para presumirla ante sus amigos o los clubes y fiestas. hablamos de la tribu urbana de las buchonas, quiÉnes son y cÓmo se reconocen. >> para saciar su curiosidad busca la internet lo que s

one thing was interesting to watch was the interaction between sheryl sandberg the chief operating officer mark zuckerberg. she is more mature than him in terms of age and experience. he defers to her and that was surprising to watch. kennedy: what did you take from the meeting. >> it take mark zuckerberg to have all these conservatives show up in silicon valley and all get along with one room. i thought maybe we should have the convention in silicon valley. kennedy: i think there are a lot more libertarians in silicon valley than people give credit. >> but the conservatives are on the right side of of their issues. when it comes to privacy. no government involvement in the internet. kennedy: donald trump talked about shutting down the internet like the chinese do to keep the muslims from spreading the bad word. in term of other conservatives there are type when they can be on the right side of issues. not necessarily nsa and spying issues. but i found that they recognized that the conservative community won. they want to make money, too. >> it's not in their business model's interest to c