. >> sheryl has an immaculate eye for fashion and accolades speak for themselves. >> when i came intoon industry, it was a completely different time. it was rare to see black women at the mantle. >> pop on sun >> and, of course, they're -- >> i eat meat. >> i eat meat. >> it's like the interstitials write themselves. >> there he is. >> this is the guy you're looking for in a situation like this. the neighbor with the snow blower. now the key is to make it look like you're struggling as much as possible while shoveling in order to get the neighbor with the snow blower to come by and do your walk. ugh! ugh! ugh! >> i'm out here chasing what is new jersey's version of the dakota access pipeline controversy, a raging battle over a plan to build a pipeline. much of it protected forest. i read hundreds of stories on this but wanted to hear from the folks who live right along the route. >> anybody home? >> i'm taking a walk about. 22 miles along the pipeline route. this is day two of my story, walking the route, and running into a paradox i didn't think i'd find. people see a gas line coming

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sheryl sandberg, having had a rough couple of years, is back in the saddle.ly making all the great decisions she's always made great it is an astonishing machine. you were right to allow this 270 million figure. how could a company be adding 270 million users in one year? i don't think we seen any company or business do that. categorize some companies like apple having $240 billion in cash. these companies at the scale, we've never seen anything like it. caroline: it is phenomenal numbers, they are mind blowing. what i'd also like to bring is perhaps a copycat that's been going on, and whether this is the right way to go. they could not buy snapchat. they seem to be pulling a few leaves out of their book. we saw instagram rollout stories. are they right to try and tackle snapchat as a direct competitor in such a way? >> it's a crazy question because pretty much any other company, i would absolutely say no, i'm not a fan of copycat strategy. it very rarely works. eventually you saturate the market and nobody wins from a user perspective. in this case when you

supervisors i'm signing legislation that's what they had had good we do better when we work together with sheryl and others you allow us to a or as a city to work together with the most important people are the residents of potrero and sunnydale thank you for being here. >> (clapping.) >> i get to say that you know as a someone who started out in public housing this is personal to me that i pay attention to those that are living in housing to not allow you to fear in you're living live in fear and isolation we had many, many discussions at city hall about how to do better and do justice by our low income residents and in communities that often have been labeled as solicited and not paid attention to we're changing that we've been changing it for quite sometime particularly with our board of supervisors and particularly with supervisor president london breed and also with malia cohen that they work soibdz along with the philanthropic community that is part of our hope sf our justice community i know with that allen and you juvenile justice and rec and park and see the chief of police william scot

we'll be speaking -- i will speak to sheryl sandberg, facebook's ceo shortly. we'll have a phone call. i will bring you the headlines to see what she says is driving the better than expected growth. there will be plenty of questions on the company's earnings call especially what they say about capital expenditures and how much it cost to get this kind of growth. back to you. >> thank you, julia. see you then. >>> john forte what did you hear? the market likes it. up 3% right now. >> apple all over again. strong on the top line. yesterday i said i would be watching. just overall growth. 8.81 number better than expected. profitability as well. the core metrics still important for facebook. monthly active users at 1.86 billion, the street expecting 1.83. the daily active users as well. you might worry about frequency of visits. but it appears people are going back day after day to facebook as well. on the call expect to hear questions about demographics especially among young people as we prepare for an ipo filing from snap, the owner of snapchat. they're in compe

video is what mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg have been picking up, still mobile instill video.nd the wall street journal piece saying they may be developing a tv app. >> that is where they can compensate for this problem that they have acknowledged that they have saturated our newsfeeds with as many ads as we are likely to handle. particularly on mobile. either have to charge more per ad, grow their user base or they have to find other kinds of ads that make more money. video ads can do that. suggesting they have a set top box was interesting. it was a little unclear how it might work. my guess is down the road they would like to have some kind of app that allows you to watch tv and all the ways we watch tv and still be on facebook in a fundamental way. they have tried this and it hasn't really worked. if they could make it work they to show usnew ways ads while we're watching tv and they could break in more doubt. caroline: mark zuckerberg saying that he will seek original content deals and he's putting video first. i'm going to find a cloud admits the silver lining. it looks

. >> reporter: sheryl, the big question is when can these people return home? they want to know? >> they can return home when the floodwaters recede. it's really important to stay out of floodwater, it's highly contaminated. it picks up grease, waste, oil on the street, it's highly contaminated. people need to stay out of the floodwaters. when it goes down, it will be safer to reenter. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. still 4,000 people under this mandatory evacuation order, but it sounds like, from sheryl is saying, soon, this will all be over >>> good news for drivers in marine county, highway 37 opened earlier than expected. crews were able to get it repaired and open lanes earlier this morning it was closed between 101 and appleton avenue. >> let's get a check with rocky. how is it looking in >> it's looking pretty good. we are taking a deep breath after all of the trouble. bart is on time. cal tran on time. good news this morning. also, again, highway 37 reopened in both directions. this is how the traffic is the looking, a couple of yellow arrows, westbound 37 if you

.) >> hello my name is sheryl davis i'm the director of the human rights commission the human rights commission exists to support the acts the discriminations and help people filed complaints one of the areas we focus obsess the sanctuary city ordinance we are grateful to partner with our sister agency mayor's office of economic workforce development and the immigrant rights and affairs to highlight we're here to talk about the fear that exists and the things that are happening not just in san francisco but nation wide we want to provide a space for people to come and share what was happening and support them through the process we will be working with the collaborative opportunity to host workshops do you know your rights session to make sure that people know their voting rights and how to have access to the resources and working with the school district to do simple workshops to make sure that people know we're a place of love and not just a place to come to exercise activities and behave in a manner this not in like that with the goals of san francisco we're launching our eligibil

sheryl, we want to be sensitive in our reporting here. what do we have confirmed at this hour? >> reporter: well, right now we are live in front of the pilot oes heepilot's home. we have confirmed the pilot is believed to be among the dead. five people were on board that plane and heading to los angeles to a cheerleading competition and scheduled to be back here later today. the cessna 310 crashed into two homes. the plane went down a half mile north oes near the home of a young woman! it was like an earthquake-type feel. it was like an airplane crashed. >> it broke into pieces upon impact. this young woman heard a passenger crying for help. zb >> i heard her scream. help me. help me. we didn't know where she was. >> the plane pretty much split apart and luckily she was ejected and very minor injury even though we are treating her as a critical patient. >> there are two survivors, two adult women. the plane is registered. a neighbor tells us this is his wife, dana hijazi. both are avid travelers. it. >> sounds like they came in earlier in the weekend or actually the weekend and

. >> reporter: to listen to a long list of speakers including facebook coo sheryl sandberg. >> we need you to lead. we need your voices at the table. we need you to fight the bias and the stereotypes and the bad policies we have and keep our voices at the table. >> reporter: the event is called the watermark conference for women based here in the bay area. the goal, to help women make their mark in their careers and companies. >> a friend had to send in last year two years ago and i was like oh, my goodness i can't miss this. >> reporter: this year the conference features say actresses and politicians and sandberg who talked about her stance against president trump's executive orders on immigration and her great- great-grandmother's immigration from lithuania. >> i thought about her courage to get on that boat. and the country that welcomed her on the other end legally. >> reporter: today it wasn't just about who took the stage but also their message. >> it's all of the issues facing us today, um, it is so important as a woman where -- to identify where i stand, where we need to go. th

sheryl sandberg says that the new policy hits home. her husband died in 2015. >>> checking in on wall street right now, the dow is down 35 points. >>> spotify is teaming up with accuweather creating play lists based on the weather in your location. sunny days translate into happier music and rainy days call for acoustic music. so let the acoustic music begin, roberta. >> i'm going to get my own weather app so you guys can hear my kind of music, okay? i have a lot of rainy day music. >>> we have a lot of rain ahead of us, still. hi, everybody! good afternoon. take a look at our live hi-def doppler radar. it's been raining all morning long. east bay now, you have the light to moderate rainfall anywhere around highway 13 as you make tracks towards 580 into the oakland area. also emeryville, alameda, berkeley, making it a very slippery afternoon commute. meanwhile, we do have some heavy concentration of precipitation, can you see it there? in the yellow and orange around guerneville which has been a concern for the past 24 hours. the russi

let's begin with sheryl herd there at the scene in oroville. >> reporter: there is a concerted effort to bring the water level down. as you can see, trucks are rolling in and taking out those huge boulders. they taking those rocks onto the spillway. the situation is steady right now. the danger is far from over. it's a race against time to bring the water level down in hopes of heading off a flood that will effect close to 200,000 people below. >> releasing 200,000 per cubic feet. not only is it bringing the lake level down but we are look at the storm that may be coming in within the week. >> responding by air lifting thousand pound bags of boulders and dumping them into the spillway. jerry brown confirming he discussed the prices with a member of the trump cabinet. >> a lot of eyes on the problem now that we have a problem. the problem is big and we are responding. >> congressman responding to questions about maintenance to the dam during several years of a drought. the big question is why wasn't it taken care of. >> the state was spending half a billion dollars trying to build thes

but we've got sheryl sandberg leaning in, we've got all the issues around marissa mayer's ceo tenureendured there that people saw as gender biased. it seems like there is a wake-up call every year, yet people are still asleep. isn't there a deeper issue here? how do you fix a culture that's eight years old? uber turns 8 next month -- that's behaving this way? >> we'll watch what arianna huffington and eric holder and many do at the top there. but i think you raise a really good point. i mean, this has been a long-simmering issue. it starts in the graduate schools now in computer science. and i'll tell you, it is going to be something that is going to be -- that we need to stay focused on, because i agree with you, it's a topic that hasn't gone away. i think one of the things you're finding is in the last -- starting with sheryl sandberg's book, by the way, it's now a topic that is regularly covered. i cover it a lot and talk to a lot of men and women on the topic and people of all minorities, status, et cetera, that all need to be brought into silicon valley for us all to stay compet

madeleine albright, former secretary of state condoleezza rice and facebook chief operating officers sherylandberg. their goal is to inspire women to lead at work. >> we need you to lead. we need your voices at the table. we need you to fight the bias using the stereotypes and bad policies we have to keep our voices at the table. >> sandberg also talked about her stand against president trump's executive orders on immigration and we learned today that she is helping planned parenthood. sandberg is donating $1 million saying that she is afraid the president will cut funding to that organization. >>> facebook's virtual reality company has been ordered to pay half a billion dollars for ripping off technology from a videogame developer. a jury ruled in favor of the company which filed a claim two years ago. it says facebook stole trade secrets to start work on the oculus virtual reality headset. they have been seeking as much as $4 billion from facebook in the case. >>> police are investigating what their calling a hate crime at a mosque near sacramento. roseville police officers there say some

resident sheryl martin stood outside the civic center eager to hear those who represent her in government. >> members of congress are missing the face to face opportunities with their constituents. there is a growing mistrust. >> reporter: this has become apparent at republican town halls across the country, issues of the repeal of obamacare some members of ngre have resorted to telephone town halls to avoid conflict, but we didn't see that in silver spring. u.s. senators ben cardin and chris van hollen readily answered questions on topics from women's rights to russia. >> what are you going to do to stop them from defunding planned parenthood? >> what are you going to do to bang the drum on this to get your republican colleagues to get a real independent investigation? >> reporter: unlike republican town halls, many questions here came from people with views similar to their congressmen. lawmakers answers many times acted as rallying cries for liberal stances. >> this is what democracy looks like! >> reporter: either way congressman john delaney said it's still important to face voters.

. >> reporter: sheryl mcbride took cover in the bath tub. >> as soon as i got in, stooped down, the roof came off, things started flying. i asked jesus to cover me, don't let me get hurt. and the next thing you know, here we are. >> reporter: the tornado left a trail of destruction, ripping off roofs, toppling trees and downing power lines. >> it was actually a twister. the funnel come straight over, come straight across, come straight up behind us. >> reporter: a warehouse security camera captured the moment of tornado ripped off the building's roof and flipped over an 18-wheeler. >> it went about two miles, and it covered about a half a mile swath of land. >> reporter: mayor mitch landrieu: >> we've been able to see the damage. it's devastating. there are a lot of families that lost everything they had. >> reporter: the tornado was part of a larger weather system that was sweeping through louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. more than 2.5 million people were in the storm's path. just north of new orleans, two more tornadoes touched down. mobile homes were destroyed in the town of killi

sheryl davis the human right director of human right commission, human right commissioner, san franciscoe department the city attorney's office are faith leader if in this city a special thanks we want to give a special thanks to mayor ed lee who showed up here the day after the election i thought out of the country he came to assure the muslims of this city they have nothing the fear we want to thank him a special thanks for his leadership of the diverse community in san francisco and like to say it him and unapologetic fight for the city's dignity and justice and civil right and renewed strength we believe for elected officials throughout the country so we would like to thank him thank you, mr. mayor and i saw one time thank you very much for our beloved mayor, we hope and actually prefer that he runs again (laughter). >> i hope so but it is possible we can keep the time so we can complete this by 12:30 by the grace of god mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mohammed thank you for the societies warm welcome happy new year everybody and you know, i can't think of a better way to

sheryl davis the human right director of human right commission, human right commissioner, san francisco police department the city attorney's office are faith leader if in this city a special thanks we want to give a special thanks to mayor ed lee who showed up here the day after the election i thought out of the country he came to assure the muslims of this city they have nothing the fear we want to thank him a special thanks for his leadership of the diverse community in san francisco and like to say it him and unapologetic fight for the city's dignity and justice and civil right and renewed strength we believe for elected officials throughout the country so we would like to thank him thank you, mr. mayor and i saw one time thank you very much for our beloved mayor, we hope and actually prefer that he runs again (laughter). >> i hope so but it is possible we can keep the time so we can complete this by 12:30 by the grace of god mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mohammed thank you for the societies warm welcome happy new year everybody and you know, i can't think of a better w

sheryl sandberg and mark zuckerberg have been bringing up. is a wall street journal piece out saying they may be developing a tv app. is video still hot? >> that's where they can compensate for this problem where they have saturated our mobile,ds, particularly so either they charge more per , or grow their user base find other kinds of ads that make more money, and video ads can do that. i thought that journal he's suggesting a set-top box, atv , but my guess is they that like some kind of app allows you to watch tv and still be on facebook on tv. they have tried this in the it has nothet worked. caroline: mark zuckerberg saying he will seek original content deals and is still putting video first. find the silver lining. facebook did lose out in court, oculus intentionally built on stolen technology. $500 million, the damages they will have to pay. is this of particular concern? >> oh, gosh, i don't know. of course it is a concern. that willurt ruling hit the pocket book. that is always a concern. an engine for innovation, anything that quest

and sheryl crow is 55. now, take a final look at your choices. friends star once had a painting displayed at the metropolitan museum of art? that is jennifer aniston, who is 48 this weekend. you know, when jen was 11, one of her paintings was displayed at the met in new york. happy birthday. >>> monday on "e.t." all eyes on are beyonce at the grammys. how she slayed, pregnant with twinz. plus all the grammy fashion monday on "e.t." >>> we're almost out of time but for all the late breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.com. >> before we go on this grammys weekend, we leave you with the song of the year nominee justin bieber's video for his song, love yourself. >> he's up for four awards and ed sheeran actually helped write the song. >> i like it very, very much. enjoy this and the rest of your weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ now beginning to travel. >> it's the largest drawing international travel market on the planet, and we want to be part of that. >> reporter: it's the first new casino to open in six years. the hotel is betting th

sheryl sandberg and mark zuckerberg spoke out against the executive order.ur book, you made the point that in the inauguration of obama, there were a couple of anonymous lives who happen to be the founders of airbnb and uber and out worth $99 billion, it made me think, who could be the anonymous executives in the donald trump inauguration parade that may be worth an equivalent amount in eight years? >> a great question, we do not know yet, it raises the question -- was there something special about the last eight years and can we replicate that? and airbnbs of uber wrote a wave, that was the emergence of the iphone, facebook establishing its identity online and gps, broadband, wireless getting better. we will see what the shifts are on the next eight years and maybe the maturation of artificial intelligence order to reality and we will see whether this administration will be friendly to innovation in the same way. vonnie: these companies you mentioned in your title, will they be around in 10 or 15 years? will the areas they are berupting the around -- around

sheryl sandberg spoke about why. >> this is personal for me.-- has been suddenly almost two years ago and facebook provided me the flexibility i needed and we are doing even more. cory: it will allow for up to 20 days in the case of an immediate family members death and today's for extended family. san francisco has become ground zero for the debate over donald trumps immigration policy. san francisco's night circuit court is deciding its fate. leaders from the tech sector for the first and most outspoken critics of this executive order. 120 companies signed a legal brief opposing the order. alphabet is organizing the funding for this fight. we're going to talk with mark and greg. google's role is really remarkable. weekend, one of the family fledle, his soviet oppression. he was at the airport protesting in person and also backing this legally. >> google has played an outsized role to coordinate funding and is working with a bunch of companies to organize this brief. sergey brin has been a vocal in they of the order had lockout protests at the

sheryl sandberg spoke about why. guest: i lost my husband very suddenly almost two years ago.as able to take it and flexibility. now we are doing even more. caroline: the new briefs policy will allow up to 20 days in the case of an immediate -- family members death and 10 days for extended family. why are firms waiting to hire female investors? a question to susan lyne at this year's conference. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ aroline: pinterest unveils feature that lets users search for products by accessing their camera. thetifying objects in picture. other features help users find more product's relating to images users have already saved. make verdes, california, desk kicking off the women's conference. ventureswith bbd president susan's lines -- susan e.ne' susan: women are starting companies at an extraordinary rates. 1400 companies with a female founder since we started the bg ventures 2.5 years ago. obviously that is not all of them. this is a very fertile arena right now. the legacy is that does not have the networks that reach into this female entrepreneur ace. women -- base.

video is what sheryl sandberg and mark zuckerberg have been bringing up. is a wall street journal piece out saying they may be developing a tv app. is video still hot? >> that's where they can compensate for this problem where they have saturated our news feeds, particularly mobile, with as many ads as we could handle. so, they have to charge more per ad or grow their user base, or find other kinds of ads that make more money, and video ads can do that. i thought the journal piece suggesting a set-top box, a tv app, but my guess is they would like to have some kind of app that allows you to watch tv and still be on facebook on tv. they have tried various versions of this in the past, but it has not worked. wey can show us at well watch tv, and they can continue raking in more dough. caroline: mark zuckerberg saying he will seek original content deals and is still putting video first. melissa, i will find a cloud in the silver lining. facebook did lose out in court, oculus intentionally built on stolen technology. $500 million, the damages they will have to

coo sheryl sandberg announcing the company has extended its bereavement leave. >> something happens thatatic, you have to deal with that but it has ripple effects. >> reporter: facebook giving employees up to 20 days of bereavement leave for an immediate family member and up to 10 days for an extended family member. that is double the amount of time it used to offer. sandberg, a well-known champion for integrating family-friendly policies into corporate america first made this announcement on facebook, saying people should be able both to work and be there for their families. no one should face this trade off. >> dave's death changed me in very profound ways. i was swallowed in the deep fog of brief. >> reporter: the issue hits close to home for sandberg, who suddenly lost her husband, dave, nearly two years ago. sandberg credits her boss, mark zuckerberg, for establishing a corporate culture that helped her recover from tragedy. >> when i felt that people didn't have anything to say to me and i didn't know how to relate, mark was the one who sat with me and went through it and said, no,

and sheryl mcbride's home crumbled around her as she took cover in her bathtub. >> look at this. look what would have fallen on you. >> no warning. you know with a flood you know it's coming. you have time to prepare and to evacuate. i had time to do nothing. >> it's like an elephant stomping on your house. serious injuries but amazingly no one died. you see all that damage, it is amazing. >> howard spent some time in new orleans. this hit eastern new orleans. some of these folks haven't recovered since katrina. hit the worst possible place. didn't hit anything touristy. it hit people that just have already been hit and have not recovered. bad. >> talking about things going wrong around here. had the top down on the convertible today. hoping to do the same tomorrow. >> that would be interesting. if you do that, let me know. i'll do an instagram. that would be hilarious. it's hard to believe, this storm reminds me of a late march storm. we have to figure out how much snow is going to fall. it's going to be tough in terms of accumulation. live look outside. michael and son weather

broadcast aimed at british listeners or viewers and the topic of the interview is i will not be another sheryl dare. and the person who interviewed my wife personally has got in touch with my wife since then to say how shocked she has been about the use of that interview. why would i pay back the money earned by my wife through her legitimate work? i would like to answer the question. i said earlier that i understand that public opinion of evolved of working family. i said earlier i will participate in reforming the status of parliamentarians and my wife has worked and earned the money and she's provided proof and evidence of that work. there is no doubt -- no need for me to reimburse the money. reporter: last week you said there was a constitutional coup d'etat. do you maintain maintain that accusation? do you have confidence in the justice system? francois: how can i not ask myself a number of questions. a very violent press campaign against me orchestrated just when i have been designated a prime elections as candidate of the right at a time when the right has no other credible candidate? a

sheryl sandberg spoke about why. >> this is personal for me. suddenly two years ago. facebook provided leave and the flexibility i needed, now we are doing more. new brief meant policy will allow up to 20 days in the case of an immediate family members death, and that days for extended family. caroline: this is bloomberg. ♪ areline: a story we watching, pinterest unveils what it is calling the lens technology, feature that let's users search for products using their smart phone camera. it will i didn't the by objects in pictures and pull up related content. they also announced other features that allow users to find more products. verdes,k to palos california, where makers kicked off its women's conference. we spoke with bpg ventures president before launching pbg ventures, she was ceo of aol's brand group. take a listen. news here is that women are starting companies at an extraordinary rate. withve seen 1400 companies a female founder since we g g ventures to an a half years ago. this is a very fertile arena right now. the legacy is that vent

people talk about sheryl sandberg. that's digital media and social media. what about film content? disney does need to go down that path of grooming somebody. we thought it might have been tom stags. as of a year ago, tom has exited the company. i think it buys them more time to find that exact person. >> jim, you look at this stock. 18% three months. >> i keep thinking about that conference call right after the printed number didn't look so hot. then he just said listen, i'm feeling better about espn. that was the turning point. >> you guys were bullish last time. there was 99, 100. you all said go. and i think that it is -- i just wish hadn't run so much in anticipation. if there is another downtick in espn. congratulations, best wishes to chris berman because he's the greatest. i do feel strongly it's at the wrong level. it can spurt to 120. i think the risk/reward is mot that great. >> fun when belichick stopped by the set after the game. i don't know if you were watching at that moment but it was a cool moment and good discussion. anthony, viacom. why

sheryl sandberg spoke about why. >> this is personal for me.nd almost two years ago. facebook provided me, i was able to take the flexibility i needed, and now we are doing even more. caroline: the new bereavement policy will allow up to 20 days in the case of immediate family members death, and up to 10 days for extended family. coming up, why are firms waiting to hire female investors? from the makers conference, next. ♪ caroline: a story we are watching, pinterest unveiled lens technology. it will identify objects in the picture and content within the app. the company also announced other features to help users find more products related to images they have saved. back to palos verdes, california to the makers conference. the message, be bold. before launching bbg ventures, she was a ceo of another group. take a listen. susan: the good news, women are starting companies at extraordinary rates. we have seen 1400 companies with a female founders since we started to an half years ago. that is not all of them, right. this is a very fertile arena

he died as he tried to shield his wife, sheryl.n. when it stopped, she kept hearing for invoices but still played dead. food that she called her husband her soul mate. —— she called her husband her soul mate and said she would love him for ever. she died on the beach. joel richards, 19 years of age, one of the three generations of the same family, walsall fans who died on, what was called by their family as a jolly boys‘ outing. to celebrate joel celebrating his second year at university, finishing with highly grades. adrian evans from the west midlands, patrick evans, 78, adrian‘s father. and nephewjoel regents, just 19 years from wednesbury. their holiday lasted less tha n wednesbury. their holiday lasted less than 2a hours. joel had been a student at the university of worcester, a keen football referee. they were all devoted fans of walsall football clu b. they were all devoted fans of walsall football club. the club a trivial to them afterwards, saying the men were all fans. —— paid tribute. fellow supporters laid scarves and s

. >> you like my idea of sheryl sandberg? >> well, maybe you know sheryl sandberg better than i do.inly that is a great profile. she's on the board, so she knows the company. she knows technology. i think they need somebody who knows technology. she's the right age. she's a woman, that's great. whenever i bring up the name sheryl sandberg inside of disney, they flip out and say absolutely not. throw cold water on that. >> because? >> i don't know. maybe she wasn't really interested. they haven't gone much farther than that. they cut off the conversation, saying no. maybe that means yes in this strange world. at the least -- and everyone has told me she's not a top candidate. but then there aren't any top candidates right now, obviously. i think one thing they can do is continue to groom people inside for a few years. i hear there are some very good people. they're way too young to be making any bets on. there's a lot to be said for internal grooming there. disney has a terrible record of bringing somebody from the outside and putting them in as a quote/unquote heir apparent. that's

"today in the bay" sheryl hurt spoke with the neighbor in the center of the attack. >> i screamed immediately to him, get down. get down. jesse's shooting. >> reporter: words andrea jones told her 6-year-old son when she says her neighbor started shooting through her window friday morning. >> yes. that is my house, that has the garage door, the front door, the address, and many things were painted. >> reporter: some of the pictures crude and obscene. jones says the man moved in next door two and a half years ago into home formerly owned byes hibs grand parents. his grandparents treated her like family and he's been ko cordial, also aloof, cool. >> reporter: the university of michigan police investigated him for stalking a fellow law student. the student complaining he wouldn't stop e-mailing, texting and trying to contact her. he was never charged with a crime. but he has been known to brandish his rifle in the neighborhood. >> i knew that he was the person who had shot the cars in our neighborhood. i knew that he shot a car that was occupied with a sleeping man. >> reporter: we talked to tha

and sheryl crow is 55. now, take a final look at your choices.d at the metropolitan museum of art? that is jennifer aniston, who is 48 this weekend. you know, when jen was 11, one of her paintings was displayed at the met in new york. happy birthday. >>> monday on "e.t." all eyes on are beyonce at the grammys. how she slayed, pregnant with twinz. plus all the grammy fashion monday on "e.t." >>> we're almost out of time this weekend. but for all the late breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.com. >> before we go on this grammys weekend, we leave you with the song of the year nominee justin bieber's video for his song, love yourself. >> he's up for four awards and ed sheeran actually helped write the song. >> i like it very, very much. enjoy this and the rest of your weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> breaking news at the this hour, a fire in delran, burlington county and there are reports of the explosions at the scene. >>> this fire is that house behind a auto body shop on route 130, still a very active scene but so far there are i

splault another shout out to president walton was one of the co-sponsors of the event along would sheryl davis the executive director of human rights commission of the city and county thank you and finally has a reminder and if we needed remind all schools and offices and sfusd will be closed on monday february 20th thank you. >> thank you superintendant lee item c recognized and resolutions of commendations and we're going to honor and recognize our national board certified teachers tonight superintendant lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you mraupt that was a happy occasion and we have a few localities to the precedes for the next 20 minutes i'd like to begin by asking our executive director brent to begin the subdivisi subdivision my name is brent the chief economic officer for the couth i have the distinction of leading off the remarks about this year's cohort of national certified teachers 9 folks they represent teachers that have achieved the recertification that have been with us sometime in the last 10 years and in the first time undergone this process the second time and one for the

supervisors i'm signing legislation that's what they had had good we do better when we work together with sheryl and others you allow us to a or as a city to work together with the most important people are the residents of potrero and sunnydale thank you for being here. >> (clapping.) >> i get to say that you know as a someone who started out in public housing this is personal to me that i pay attention to those that are living in housing to not allow you to fear in you're living live in fear and isolation we had many, many discussions at city hall about how to do better and do justice by our low income residents and in communities that often have been labeled as solicited and not paid attention to we're changing that we've been changing it for quite sometime particularly with our board of supervisors and particularly with supervisor president london breed and also with malia cohen that they work soibdz along with the philanthropic community that is part of our hope sf our justice community i know with that allen and you juvenile justice and rec and park and see the chief of police william scot

sheryll cashin, a distinguished scholar of social policy. and judge paul engelmayer, a superb judicial colleague of the southern district of new york. without further delay, i turn the proceedings over to judge wesley who has magnificently overseen this 125th anniversary celebration. judge wesley. [applause] judge wesley: three seats left. [laughter] i have to say, i am a little nervous standing in the well with such a distinguished panel. i am glad i have not been a lawyer for 30 years arguing. i don't know how i would fare with the group i am facing. a bit of administrative staff. please turn off your cellphones. please turn off your cellphones. if they ring, i will be very unhappy. thank you for your kind introduction. in 2014, the second circuit result present a series of programs during the 2016-17 term to commemorate the 125th anniversary of this great court. to that end, court personnel and lawyers were appointed to plan a number of events and publications that would tell the story of the second circuit as reflected in its jurispruden

secretaries of state madeleine albright and condoleezza rice, sheryl sandberg and others.eadership is a key topic. >>> president trump is going to spark major change in partceuticals. ill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports. >> reporter: good morning. futures here pointing to a higher open today after two down days for the market. yesterday, the dow fell 107 points. the nasdaq was flat. president trump wants to shake up the pharmaceutical industry. he met with the heads of merck, johnson & johnson and other companies at the white house. he told them drug prices need to come down and medicine should be made in the u.s. in return, trump says his administration will streamline the process for approving or not approving drugs. >>> apple says it sold 78 million iphones in the last quarterback more than expected with demand for its more expensive and bigger iphone 7 plus models. >>> "under armour" shares plunged after the company reported lower-than-expected sales for the last quarter. the ceo is stepping down. analysts say there is concern about a slowdown in growth for nba sta