hi, sheryl. coming up she's going to address the challenges that women face how they're being penalized when they ask for a raise or "usa today" says the washington monument will be closed while its elevator is being repaired. the national park service ed the elevator is unreliable and needs to be modernized. the elevator is 555 feet high and the world's tallest stone structure. >>> and bloomberg said disney is considering buying twitter. the potentially takeover wou give disney a new online outlet for sports and news. salesforce.com is also responding to a request by twitter. >>> facebook's chief operating officer sheryl sandberg says in an op-ed this morning that more women are leaning in but getting penalized for it. by lien-in.org, and mckendi and 34,000 employees. women who negotiate are kevin more likely than women who don't to receive feedback that their personal style is intimidating, too aggressive or bossy. sheryl sandberg is here. welcome back. >> great to see you. >> there's a lot of

sheryl, we'll get right to this, let talk about the governor from maine paul lepage, what is this >> instituted aggressive welfare reform efforts. along the way he has put in policies and made social commentary that some of his critics say are racist. in answering that, he's gone off a little bit. for example he left an explicative voicemail and he was criticized for the voicemail and other things. that's some of the surrounding him. >> what is he doing to reform the biggest welfare state in the nation? >> they really are groundbreaking. maine was one of the only states that hadn't instituted a time limit on how long you could get food stamps, most did that in the '90s. he put a five-year limit on food stamps, you have to work 20 hours a week, volunteer an hour a day. a year after he proposed those restrictions, 80% had fallen off the food stamp rolls and making more income. >> thank you so much. a little preview of what we can expect on full measure, that airs right morning. thank you so much. we'll see you then. >> 4:47 on this friday and six manatees trapped on a golf course or in

sheryl takes us along for the ride with a cannabis courier. >>reporter: he's a combat veteran who completed dozens of missions in iraq. his newest mission is delivering medical marijuana in boston. he let me come along. organized, underground medical marijuana deliver that few people know about. it's a potentially risky route for chief. >>man: you go to a patient's home, somewhere we've been many times before. she's a nice friend and appreciates what we do. >>reporter: chief showed us proof he's allowed to possess and use marijuana for medical purposes. he's also registered as a marijuana caregiver. but exactly what that means in massachusetts, a caregiver is allowed by law, to buy, grow, and assist a single patient with medical marijuana. that means chief is only allowed to deliver the drug to the one person he's specifically authorized to help as a caregiver. and you're a caregiver? >>man: i am, yes. >>rporter: the person we're delivering to, you're not her caregiver? >>man: no. hello, it's chief. years with serious health issues, now only f

sheryl? >> reporter: well, familiar low said they still don't know how the 7-year-old died because they don't have an autopsy report and today they are demanding the city give them some answers. >>> he was an angel and still is an angel. >> reporter: his grandmother choked up talking about the 7-year-old who tragically drown this summer. today the child's family dema the incident. >>> it's devastating. it's heart wrenching. he was a beautiful 7-year-old child who still is with us in our hearts, but his presence physically is still missing. there are pieces that are still missing. >> reporter: it happened on july 26. kaizer was attending a city run drop in day camp at the curley community center. that day counselors took children out to the beach where police searched the water and the area for nearly five hours before finding his lifeless body in the water near the l street bathhouse. both police and city investigated the incident and now two months later kaiser's family lawyer said the city

and i sure hope you'll send sheryl k. porter back to washington. isn't this one of the strangest elections you've ever seen? i -- i really sometimes don't know what to make of it. standing on that debate stage the other night, i was especially thinking about that. and, look, i've been very clear about what i want to do if i'm fortunate enough to be elected president and americans increasingly are zeroing in on the fact that we're not only electing a president, we're electing a commander in chief. we're looking to see who can protect our kun frcountry and p steady and strong leadership around the world. i was very honored today to earn endorsement of john warner, a retired republican senator, world war ii. veteran. former secretary of the navy who served under two republican presidents. i served with hill on the senate armed services committee and i have the deepest respect for his patriotism and it's a great honor. he's never endorsed a democrat for president before. and i'm also very grateful that a number of republicans and independents here in n

sheryl sandberg, thank you for taking the time to talk to us today. guys, back to you. >> julia bornsten, thank you for that. covered a lot of ground in a short amount of time. talking about taking every mistake seriously regarding the video metric. 150 times a day we check our phones on mobile, facebook and insta. 4 million advertisers up from 3 million in march. >> yeah. that's a million in roughly six months. really fast growth. no matter what type of executive you talk to at facebook, they are very focused on scale and driving engagement and then monotizing second. that's very different from what we've seen at twitter, which for a long time was talking about their ability to monotize. snap chat a different balance. we don't have the same kind of metrics on them. their monotization ideas have been moving at a different pace, faster than facebook tends to. how much powder are they keeping dry? much younger company so room to run. >> nearly 5 million people watch videos on facebook. it will be profitability for facebook. when does virtual reality ent

sheryl mills asked for it. >> but it's a fairly routine process, and you know that, chris. let's talk about it. you know that prosecutors and investigators, when they're investigating -- >> i'll be honest. i don't know that. >> can i finish the answer quickly? so they can get a good look at that's what they wanted. they wanted to make sure they had access to sheryl mills' information about e-mails. >> finally, i've got about a minute left, and i want to ask you about one other thing. you heard mike pence go on about the differences between the trump foundation and the clinton foundation. he said the clinton foundation was pay to play. you gave money to the foundation, you got special access to the state department. your response to that? the calendar than half of nongovernmental people she met with were donors to the foundation. >> no, no. 85 people out of over 2,000 people. >> no, about 150. >> no. chris, as you know, two weeks after the initial headlines said half the people -- nongovernmental people she met with, the a.p. took down their headline, their statement, acknow

also sheryl, i want to go with you because you're a former ar gent. i think the real critical part of this reslaes that they say that mr. scott got out of his car with the gun, even he backed away from the vehicle and did not follow the officers calls for him to drop the gun, and they perceived his actions and movements as an imminent threat to physical safety. what is the bar for feeling, or is there a bar, as an officer, when you're out in a situation like this, for feeling an imminent threat to your own safety. what is that bar, and does this meet it? >> that is certainly up to the officer and what his perception was. and if someone is raising their hand, and it has a weapon in it, they could in a second fire off of a round. having written reports as a police officer and having approved reports as a police sergeant, i'm hearing someone trying to craft a situation that will fit this deadly use of force. if these officers were there under cover, plain clothes, mr. scott doesn't know who they are. they have the presence of mind to back out, put a vest

. >> i'm going to ask our director of revenue sheryl to give you specification on that. >> i'm sheryl the director of the management at the airport what is happening in terminal 2 we are tearing down the outlined tower and in october so we're in the planning stages of what to do with the outlined are tower space the plans to put in a permanent employee cafeteria up there and it happens it will it is one of the pleas and phrase and that is a full rfp and the tenant makes the investment to set it up as viable i think that will happen that phase whether think finished in 34 years and kathy said this construction is more certain than terminal one such a massive project time flexibility because things come up during construction. >> thanks. >> okay let's opening up for public comment anyone wish to comment on item number this item seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i'll make a motion to approve this item and i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> motion by supervisor tang okay seconded by supervisor yee without objection. >> all right. madam

sheryl? >> reporter: well, his family said it's been two months now since the 7-year-old drown here at carson beach and they are now as you said demanding answers, asking how this tragedy could have happened on july 26 kaiser was attending a city drop in day camp. on that day, counselors took the children here to carson beach to play but skieser disappeared at about 2:00 that afternoon. his body found five hours later in the water. placed the program director on leave and has since made changes to the program that will now include no phone use for counselors and the veil afternoons cameras that weren't working that day are now operational. but the family wants more than that and has filled a freedom of information act request demanding the city turn over its investigative reports. >>> who is the last one to key him alive? where is his personal effects? we have now knowledge of. you know? his faith ninja turtle basket he used to use to put sand and stuff in nowhere to be found. his shoes, his

. >> i'm going to ask our director of revenue sheryl to give you specification on that. >> i'm sheryl the director of the management at the airport what is happening in terminal 2 we are tearing down the outlined tower and in october so we're in the planning stages of what to do with the outlined are tower space the plans to put in a permanent employee cafeteria up there and it happens it will it is one of the pleas and phrase and that is a full rfp and the tenant makes the investment to set it up as viable i think that will happen that phase whether think finished in 34 years and kathy said this construction is more certain than terminal one such a massive project time flexibility because things come up during construction. >> thanks. >> okay let's opening up for public comment anyone wish to comment on item number this item seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i'll make a motion to approve this item and i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> motion by supervisor tang okay seconded by supervisor yee without objection. >> all right. madam

>> you know, i want to just say something about sheryl sandberg. think this writing that she's done recently is much more important than the writing that she did before on "lean in." "lean in" i think -- and i think this is really important for women who are aspirational -- she occupies a unique place in the social strata. she's a woman born to privilege. and when you're a woman born to a unique kind of privilege and you're asking women who are blue collar, who are lower-middle to middle class to take risks, you don't really understand what you're asking those women to do. and i think -- so the work that she's doing now in option b i think is much more significant and increases the probability that she'll be able to speak to those women in ways that are meaningful. i think the first book, "lean in," spoke to a very small segment of aspirational women who were already way ahead. they're on third base already. they're probably gonna hit a home run. >> so, what's the best advice for women who's sitting there saying, "i was about to start a business, a

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," facebook's chief operating officer sheryl in the workplace. >>> but still ahead, david bowie's art collection. art owned by the late rocker hits the auction block. some expected to bring millions of dollars. i inherited their can-do spirit. and their double chin. now, i'm going to do something about it. kybella? is the first of its kind injectable treatment that destroys fat under the chin, for adults with a moderate amount of fullness... or a bit more. don't receive kybella? if you have an infection in the treatment area. kybella? can cause nerve injury in the jaw resulting in an uneven smile or facial muscle weakness, and trouble swallowing. tell your doctor about all medical conditions, including if you: have had or plan to have surgery or cosmetic treatments on your face, neck or chin; have had or have medical conditions in or near your neck or have bleeding problems. tell your doctor about all medicines you take. the most common side effects are swelling, bruising, pain, numbness, redness, and areas of hardness >>> here's a look at today's f

across town, ryan lochte and his sheryl burke took a rehearsal break to have a pizza party with the paparazzi. >> guess what? >> pizza and wings. >> we got you guys one too. >> and finally -- >> can't keep up with you. >> justin bieber tried to take a hike solo but couldn't shake the paps. >> work out! >> go eat some food! >> mellow holiday for justin bieber. a big weekend for that guy right there. he takes over sin city. the real moment is when kevin took time out of his crazy schedule to make a dream come true for a little boy battling leukemia. >> jacob has been dealing with some tough issues, you know. dealing with leukemia. he's spent a lot of time in his bedroom. i said, why not go to this boy's house and revamp, renovate, and change his bedroom in one of the most massive ways possible? jacob loves muscle cars, to my understanding? >> he's got the tv, the stuff on the walls. and i love this. >> they're basically there to imitate toolboxes, let me get my tools, instead clothes are in there. >> hey! oh, man. jacob just broke down a little bit. almost made my cry. what's up, man? yeah? >>

. >> plus an injury could sideline what prodancer sheryl is saying that may keep your partner from >> 5:13. welcome back to "12 news this morning." taking a live look outside right now. the milwaukee river in the historic third ward. all the quiet. the pavement may be a little damp. most of the rain is exiting the area just in time for the morning commute. how about the temperatures, you can leave the jacket at home. just a little lighter breeze out there. now the winds are going to swing to a north, northeast direction and helping to produce a few lake effect showers later the morning. the high just shy of 70. >> so far so good. things are moving nicely out there. we are starting to dry off on the freeway lanes. some of the city streets will be damp for you. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> hillary clinton is set to return to the campaign trail tomorrow and donald trump lays out a new proposal on child care. we are live in washington with the latest. >> donald trump headed to flint, michigan and ete appealing to african-american voters after reaching out to women

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. >> good morning, sheryl. >> reporter: sherry is about to become the first person in the nation to get a ground breaking device since it was approved by the fda. a tiny implant called the rain drop, made mostly with water, that reshapes the cornea and helps it to focus better. >> this is a life-changing it's functioning in your day to day lives. >> reporter: the entire procedure takes under five minutes. first doctors use a laser similar to lasik which corrects near sightedness, to create a pocket in the cornea. about two minutes later, the implant is inserted and the procedure is done. >> that's all there is to it. >> you just started a whole new era in ophthalmology. >> reporter: just 15 minuteaf that line before. >> sherry is already reading on her own. studies have shown a slight risk of seeing a glare or halo. the procedure costs about $3,000 and is not covered by insurance. >> this is great. >> reporter: doctors see a new solution for a common problem affecting everyone as they age. dr. john torrez, nbc news, bloomington, minnesota. >>> we're back in a moment with a driver >>> ca

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importantly when i heard sheryl crow mention that you have to nourish yourself before you can nourish others and women tend not to do that, the number one thing that happens when women start to make more money is they lose track of their own health. so people who aren't in good health can't be good stewards of anything, including feminism. and if you're not in good sheltsdz then the role model that you're setting for the next generation is not the greatest it can be. and we're all doing this with great intention because you're trying to do everything for everyone else before you do it for yourself. but if there's one thing we can do for each other, i'm not sure that i would focus on the media or deviciveness. it's that in our own subtle way we can ask our mom our girlfriend our sister, what have you done to take care of yourself? did you get your mammogram? why don't we take a walk? it's ok to take a little time off of work and do what you need to do. meditate, get a massage. maybe we should be eating better. so i think, if we can all just help ourselves and our friends and female rel

. >> pro partner sheryl burke with the final performance of the night. >> but their muppets quick stepeived one of the lowest scores of the judges, a 24 out of 40 and because of last week's ambush the show added six more security guards among the audience. >> did you watch the incident back last week? >> i don't want to. i don't want to recap that just because i'll start getting down on myself. whether we get kicked off or not i'm still going to -- i enjoyed every moment of this. >> if this was your last dance, what did you learn from this comfort food, you've had a good long run. but your time is over. it's time for something new, something simple. grown right here in california with absolutely no antibiotics ever. food we're comfortable eating, making, serving. this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. >>> date night for dancing's maks and peta at l.a. hot spot nightingale plaza. it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amaz

attorney with the civil rights division of the justice department and sheryl dorsey with the los angeles police department. to you, why the decision in your mind, you know, to not release all of the videos from your experience in law enforcement? would there be any reason not to put it out there and sort of have what is really a partial dissemination of fact? >> well, i believe that there's something on that video that may be unsettling, not only to the community, but possibly to the family if they were to see it in its entirety. so the more we hear about this, the more questions there are to be answered and at this point, i think that willed police depart almost in a lose-lose situation. whatever they lose at this point, it's suspect and maybe it's been doctored. >> cheryl, let me stop you there. why do you have cause to be there's something on the video? it sounds like the police wouldn't want the public to see because frankly, at some point, the public is going to see all of these videos because he said they'll release them all at the end of the investigations and the journalists will

. >> pro partner sheryl burke with the final performance of the night. >> but their muppets quick step received one of the lowest scores of the judges, a 24 out of 40 and because of last week's ambush the show added six audience. >> did you watch the incident back last week? >> i don't want to. i don't want to recap that just because i'll start getting down on myself. whether we get kicked off or not i'm still going to -- i enjoyed every moment of this. >> if this was your last dance, what did you learn from this >>> date night for dancing's maks and peta at l.a. hot spot nightingale plaza. sfx: door rattles.glass at she'll call nine one one. average response time? eleven minutes. too late. she keeps a firearm in this safe for protection. but hillary clinton could take away her right to self defense. and with supreme court justices, hillary can. don't let hillary leave you protected with nothing but a phone. the nra political victory fund >> and now beating the new orleans heat in style, kate hudson and gina rodriguez. >> joining them in the big easy, mark wahlberg. >> you were filming

you are very close personal friends with sheryl sandberg.t do you think about the role of networks and the power of networks to empower women but also work against them? ms. huffington: well, networks have always been important from ancient times because we want to work with people we like. they can become a problem if we want to only work with people who are similar to us. i mean, i know, emily, when i was building "the huffington post," i realized if we were going to succeed, i had to hire people who i might not want to have dinner with. i had to hire people who were a third of my age, and you think i did not know? i would know them in a deeper way or i would never know them. they are essential for our success and the same applies in any field. and also, also, even if you are the boss, you need to realize you don't know everything, especially in a very fast-changing world, where constantly disrupting ourselves which is essential for success. ♪ emily: sleep is one of the great mysteries of science. you have written a whole book about it. th

the first one dealt with sheryl mills. sheryl mills was hillary clinton's chief of staff at the state department. she also serves as hillary clinton's personal attorney. and what we learned today is that her immunity deal was much broader than just giving access to her computer to the fbi. what he learned is that she would not be prosecuted for the classified information that was found on that computer, and she would also not be prosecuted if there was evidence for obstruction of justice and the destruction of records. on a second immunity deal, that involved a denver i.t. specialist who worked for the company platte river networks, he was up here last week on the hill and took the fifth in his testimony. he is the one who used this technology called bleachbit to scramble and destroy the clirnz records. and one of the lawmakers said today that this clearly will undermine their cases in the future, and questioned why these deals were allowed to stay in place, given that mills and combetta misled the fbi, shannon. >> yeah, i

why did he let sheryl mills delete the e-mails that showed the direct relationship between the stateation and why did you lie about not deleting thousands of other e-mails? wade, why? i can't hear you over all the coughing. >> i have been talking so much. every time i think about trump i get allergic to. kennedy: sounds good. hillary and her spokes jackals are taking trump to pass for his shady donation to florida attorney attorney general pam bondi in 2013. he had to pay a $2500 irs fine for the obvious impropriety, something the clintons would never be subjected to under lois lerner james comey or loretta lynch. it's good to have friends in high places. no matter how much you have to pay to get them. i am back, suit up you are going in. i am kennedy. the trump and clinton campaign is taking shady foundation donations. sandra smith from outnumbered on the "fox news" channel and also hear the glorious gillian turner who turned 21 today. happy birthday. former white house security council staffer and andy lee v.. he is the cohost of -- and he is outnumbered today. >> i'm a leo so i do