. >> today sheryl crow is about to release a new role. in 2006. they are selling you you have breast cancer. >> where all of a sudden everything is swirling. >> ahead, the value of early techs. >> lapook: what can we do to hold cancer at bay. martha teichner has food for thought. >> how many times have you had cancers? >> five times. >> along the way, he became a believer. >> relationship with food to health and wellness. >> your relationship to what you put in your grocery cart. >> broccoli, carrot. >> can you eat your way to a cancer free life? later on "sunday morning." >> lapook: all kind of promising cancer treatments. >> what do death stalker scorpions and great danes have in common? they're both helping cancer doctors find new ways of treatment. >> this will be the biggest improvement in cancer surgery maybe in 50 years. >> that's saying a lot. >> new cancer treatments may be just on the horizon this "sunday morning." >> lapook: those stories and more are just ahead. first we go to kristine johnson for the sunday morning headlines. >> it's

. ♪ ♪ >>> sheryl crow has a new album dropping next month called "be myself.these days part of being herself is making women aware of the importance of early cancer detection. she's a survivor and discussed it all with rita braver. >> reporter: this is where we're used to seeing sheryl crow. ♪ on stage, with a guitar in her hands. ♪ but she says she's equally at home here. >> some right this way. i'm going to bring you into the she gets an annual mammogram or breast x-ray. >> we're going to do a top to bottom review, then a side view. >> reporter: a subject those women have teenage girls now. >> reporter: crow has reason to understand the importance of early detection. in 2006, you discovered that you haea it? >> i had a routine mammogram. it was a very inopportune time. it was right before the grammys. my personal life was in turmoil, the last thing i wanted to do was a mammogram. and i did. the result was come back in six months, and my gynecologist said you don't wait. let's go and get a second opinion. let's get a biopsy and it turned out it was innovative

. >> reporter: it was a life that sheryl crow had worked hard to build. raised in missouri, she worked as a grade school music teacher after college. but on the side, she had a gig singing commercial jingles. ♪ ♪ in and out, in and out, that's

." >> and this, of course, follows widespread speculation of facebook's sheryl sandberg potentially havinge level of leadevership at walt disney. you've got to wonder what this means for her and her position at some point at this media company. >> yeah, i don't know that that was ever taken that seriously, but looking at bob iger's legacy, i think it's easy to forget, when he came on board, the whole pixar relationship was in question. his relationship with steve jobs sort of paved the way for pixar to become a part of disney. that brought john lasiter in to basically fix disney animation, which was in shambles. it's hard to remember the time before "frozen," when that was a mess, plus, pixar and lucasfilm, as mentioned. and then over the past week, we've seen "beauty and the beast" start this new era of live-action remakes of disney classics. it really has been phenomenal. mike santoli, wondering your thoughts on the impact for the stock going forward? >> yeah, jon, obviously, it's going to be considered welcome relief. i don't think there was really a pins and needles sense about this. i

. >>> sheryl crow has a new album dropping next month called "be myself.these days part of being herself is making women aware of the importance of early cancer detection. she's a survivor and discussed it all with rita braver. ♪ >> reporter: this is where we're used to seeing sheryl crow. ♪ ♪ every day is a winding road >> reporter: on stage with a guitar in her hands. ♪ but she says she's equally at home here. >> come right this way. i'm going to bring you into the exam room. >> reporter: demonstrating how she gets an annual mammogram or breast x-ray. >> we're going to do a top to bottom view, then we'll be turning the machine and doing a side view. >> reporter: a subject that was only once whispered about. >> women just didn't speak about their breasts. it was so tabu. obviously we live in a different day and age. i feel like i'm in kind of a rarified position in that i have a very large fan base of women and those women have teenage girls now. that's just great to at least stay on top of your own health. >> reporter: and she makes no bones about being

. >> sheryl is a business services and bankruptcy lawyer. she's heard this complaint. she said she's sorry, but with big business clients, it's simply sink or swim. may not be fair. it may not seem right, but that's the ballpark they're playing in. they're not necessarily going to be able to change the practices of a fortune 500 company to meet their business motto. >> emmanuel and kate say it's not that simple. they need us and we need them. this isn't just a one-way street. >> eventually, purchasing is going to give a little. we're going to give a little. it's a game. >> if you squeeze us out, you're going to be buying things from a foreign country. there isn't going to be someone that answers the phone at2 in t morning and walk your personnel through fixing whatever problem it might be. >> with letters like these extending the terms to 60 days, 90 days. even 120 days. small vendors are now facing big problems. although the relationship may be unequal, emmanuel and kate say there are effective ways to fight these harsh changes. sheryl agreeses and the battlefield is

sheryl agrees. the battlefield is the contract. >> the first answer is don't let it change or don't enter into agreements that have longer terms. >> i'm always the one to pick up the phone and call and say, look, love your contract, it's great, but, i have a few issues with this. can we discuss it and here is what i would like. >> you need to go to the customer, when you are negotiating your contract and be forthright. >> clarification is the first step. trouble starts when a business needs the contract and ignores the terms. they simply hope the changes won't impact profits. >> you have to also realize what the reality is and denial is not a business plan. >> you have to decide if this is worth it or isn't. we are not here because of our good looks, we are here because we produce goode equipment and we need to produce it at a profit. >> if i lose the job because of terms, frankly, we are willing to do that because it's not worth it. you have to set your limits. >> the second key factor is diversifi

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

. >> sheryl burke will be the host. >> yeah. >> what do you think about that? >> zac efron on his watch watch body. >> this is the tip of the iceberg. >> and mila's struggle. life has changed after baby number two. >> i'll do it right there. i don't care. >> now, for march 29, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> if you'd told me one day i'd be talking to george clooney about babies, i'd think you were crazy. >> well, he's making so much news everywhere. it's cool seeing george like this. >> here's the thing, nichelle, is he ready for twins? >> no. >> i can tell you this thing, good he has amal. >> do you have a name? >> i can't name them casa or amiga. >> amal laying down the law. >> there's two coming? >> no. and i don't know how you fully digest that. but i'm excited. it will be fun. >> the parents have been working about 5,000 miles apart. this morning amal spoke in london. clooney was in las vegas promoting his new movie with matt damon. what do they think? >> he'll really do good. she's awesome. he'll be a mess but she'll take care of everything. >>

. >> reporter: sheryl complains about rising costs and fines for people who don't purchase coverage. >> i know my daughter who works here. she didn't get any last year she got a fine. >> reporter: a long time supporter of trump, ashe believs his plan will be better. >> i'm behind him, see what happens, you know. i can't say anything negative until it happens and see what happens. >> reporter: but even republicans say the trump bill could force millions to lose coverage and increase premiums for older americans, that's why dent says he is voting no. at this point, it's unclear when that vote might actually take place. in allentown, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> very fluid situation there in the nation's capital. make sure you have the nbc 10 app on your smartphone as we monitor developments. we'll bring you any breaking news on the push for a new healthcare plan as soon as we get it. >>> taking a live look at boathouse row. a cold day to be out along the river. do you know what? there's going to be a big crowd on the running trail this weekend. one day in particular. we are in fo

i miss being at school. >> that was sheryl herd reporting. we did reach out to the district superintendent. a spokesperson says it's a sensitive situation and the district is striving to maintain respect for student privacy and for the investigation. for that reason, the district has no further comment. >>> caught on camera, scary moments at a southern california strip mall. look at them here. a section of roof came crashing down on workers at a mall in carson. security camera video captured it the moment that it happened yesterday afternoon in front of a clothing store. everyone inside the store managed to get out in time, and no one was hurt, but the store had reportedly been damaged by recent winter storms. >>> kris, two lesser known california quake faults are now the focus of a new study this morning, one that's leading scientists to believe the faults could produce a major earthquake. they run from san diego to los angeles. earlier, each fault was thought to be separate. now researchers are calling this one continuous fault. they believ

abby lee miller out, former "dancing with the stars" sheryl burke, in. what do the parents think about the sudden switch? >> are you guys excited that cheryl's on the show? >> absolutely. >> production sources that tell "e.t." that during the filming of the current season they made a pact never to leave their girls alone with abby miller. the moms didn't feel their childrens were safe around her. >> i will take it away in a minute. >> mean chooil cheryl was all smiles where she worked with the young dancers for the first time. >> i'm teaching very, very talented kids and very passionate mothers. >> you think that she's going to do a better job than abby? >> i think she'll show up and not complain. >> and not be on her phone. >> cheryl's replacing abby lee for the remainder of the shows. >> it's a breath of fresh air. >> i was that kid and had that type of mom that was passionate about my career and very supportive. >> abby lee who quit the show via instagram on sunday night, she's done with the producers of the show but wants the girls to know that despi

split pr sheryl crow ten years later. why he says they really broke up. see more on etonline.com.n ye. why he says they really broke up. see more on etonline.com. >>> remember adele at the grammys when she asked to start her performance over again? she was calm and collected and looked like she could handle any situation. >> i think that's true unless she is rolling in the -- adele performing in australia when a mosquito attacked and she tripped out. >> ahhhhh! >> i love it. now at eight he saw a silver colored mercedes benz coming at him at a high rate of speed a richmond police officer's brush with death this morning. whooshthe c=i=a's cybersecrets laid bare ... wikileaks says the agency uses smart televisions and smart phones to monitor people... tonight; how to protect your privacy. whooshthe soy nut butter recall came too late for this little boy in the south bay it's really the worst thing in your lifewhooshand are you ready for a day without women? the mass strike planned for tomorrow ...you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve on cam) now at 8. the search is on

abc anchor sheryl jennings was one of the moderators. >> we are living in a very politically challenging time. >> many people are feeling excluded, not included. >> i think people are here about hope of they're here about faith. they're here about ambition and here to make a difference. >> there were lighter moments that included rosario dawson. >> i was saying because of these -- all grown up. >> she was doing that backstage the entire time of. >> the conference was a time to open up to possibilities and recognized that there is more that unites women than divides them of in san francisco, abc7 news. >> many of our abc 7 colleagues were there. we have hillary clinton's entire speech and photo galleries from today's speech. and you can watch it on the go on the abc7 news app. >>> in the meantime, uber is out with its report. much like other tech industries, heavily male and heavily white. according to the report, nearly 64% of uber's employees are men. 36% are women offon 15% of uber's technical women are women. for race, 49% are white. 30.9% asian. 8.8% black and 5% are latino. >>> face

sheryl joins us. what's the down side for this neighborhood? >> well, it's the noise. this station has been a dream for a lot of people but a nightmare for those who live by the tracks. >> we can't enjoy our backyard. the noise is very loud. >> reporter: doris barlow has lived here since 1988. she's been dreading the opening of the new bard extension. because of the noise. there is a sound barrier down below but it's not working. >> z i think they should have done something as far as technology. i think there is something better. >> reporter: the barlows know they have to deal with reality. the station will open on saturday despite delays, lawsuits, dried up funding and power outages during construction. >> no one wants to sit in traffic. >> reporter: the former mayor spent 16 years in government fighting for this and making sure the residents will live with the inevitable progress. >> there is tens of thousands of people moving into the bay area. we need to transport them. >> reporter: there are some people who live near the tracks who agree with that. >> i think peop

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our sheryl jennings was a prom innocent part of the morning session. abc 7 news is a sponsor of the professional businesswomen's conference which sold out, 5,000 tickets, all gone. some women told us they keep coming back because they get so much out of it, and there's always so much more to come and see and hear. >> so i've been to the conference before, and every time, i at least picked up one thing to apply to the day-to-day or maybe someone said something so inspirational it motivates me throughout the rest of the year. >> i'm looking forward to henson. she's having a book signing, and, of course, with hillary. ending notes with her? can't waitment cannot wait. >> reporter: hillary clinton will speak later this afternoon. her first appearance in the bay area since the election. a board member told us she fell out of her chair when she heard clinton was willing to speak here. excitement surrounding her appearance. we have an abc 7 news booth. it was a joy to be there meeting loyal viewers. this is the 28th year of the conference. the theme this year

reporting live in san francisco, i'm sheryl heard. >>> another packed house tonight in san jose for a town hall meeting to deal with the quite creek flood. it's been more than a month and 500 families are still enable to get home. mayor sam liccardo speaks. >> we certainly have a more acute one now and i'm reaching out to landlords and land owners to find any apartment or spare room we can find to help folks get back on their feet. >> renters and homeowners also have access to low interest loans. >>> a flood of phone calls, tips from the public led union city police officers to the woman seen in this surveillance video. she was backing her car into a family in a walmart parking lot. tonight she is in jail arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. on monday she tried returning batteries to walmart and instead was accused of stealing those batteries. security guards tried to stop her but she took off. several people were hurt as she drove out of the parking lot. >>> a suspected kirp is behind bars. lee eagle tried to grab a girl who was walking in the city's west portal neighborhood la

. >> sheryl burke will be the host. >> yeah. >> what do you think about that?he tip of the iceberg. >> and mila's struggle. life has changed after baby number two. >> i'll do itht

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

. >> sheryl jennings got an inside look. >> reporter: the woman in this research video is a prisoner of als. but the disease that's paralyzed much of her body has not touched her mind. >> here we go. >> reporter: and using just the power of her mind, she's putting her thoughts into words with the help of an experimental technology being developed at stanford, it's a brain to kbuter interface called brain gate. >> this is a tiny sensor that we insert just to the outer layers of the brain. >> reporter: a surgically implanted sensor -- >> we are beginning to understand the language of the brain. what those patterns of neural activity look like and how they translate into movement. >> reporter: patients concentrate on moving the cursor by imagining they're using a computer mouse. the sensor is placed in a part of the brain that would normally responsible for hand movement. there's communication devices like the world famous steven hawking, he also has als. while those devices do allow patients to express themselves, they can't relay information directly from the brain. >> reporter: scien

sheryl jennings and i will serve as conference host. this is a picture of the panel i moderated last yearn't even more excited this year, the theme being inclusion now. we'll cover the event live so be sure to follow us on social media. it's your ticket to pbwc. >>> raider nation is devastated by the news the team is leaving oakland. dÉjÀ vu for those who remember when the team left a decade ago, how the fans are handling their grief. >> plenty of parking, a convenient location, really good. >> he's loving it and it's not just b.a.r.t. riders who are loving the new station. >>> i'm jonathan bloom with mow the technology works on abc 7 news >>> i have mixed feelings, obviously. i love oakland, i love the fans in oakland and i know there's going to be disappointment and maybe some anger. >> that's an understatement. mixed feelings, but the raiders are again leaving oakland. >> the news rippled through oakland, abc7 news reporter karen tyler has the reaction from fans. >> reporter: disappointment doesn't even begin to describe the feelings

. >> sheryl jennings got an inside look. >> reporter: the woman in this research video is a prisoner of als. but the disease that's paralyzed much of her body has not touched her mind. >> here we go. >> reporter: and using just the power of her mind, she's putting her thoughts into words with the help of an experimental technology being developed at stanford, it's a brain to kbuter interface called brain gate. >> this is a tiny sensor that we insert just to the outer layers of the brain. >> reporter: a surgically implanted sensor -- >> we are beginning to understand the language of the brain. what those patterns of neural activity look like and how they translate into movement. >> reporter: patients concentrate on moving the cursor by imagining they're using a computer mouse. the sensor is placed in a part of the brain that would normally responsible for hand movement. there's communication devices like the world famous steven hawking, he also has als. while those devices do allow patients to express themselves, they can't relay information directly from the brain. >> reporter: scien

. >> my name is sheryl you howell and i live in fairfax county and i love hearing about the importancethe younger generation. not that i'm against the older generation. but i got hooked hooked in high school from my government teacher who demanded that everybody had to participate in the election process by joining either the young republican or young democrat party and help campaign. because in virginia there's always an election. i talk about this a lot on rnc questionnaires, everywhere. when i see young college republicans. i'm like you guys i think really need to get into the high schools and start establishing young republican clubs. again, our message is a winning message. our message is not about color. it's not about age. it's about quality of life and our heritage, which embraces everybody. and the liberals have highlighted our message and are trying to define us and we need to get back into the schools. our future voters are in high school. and we need to get them, equip them so that when they do get to college and they do have to deal with these professors they can have the

they are telling to take sheryl as they are searching for this gunman. no word on the victims or who the shooting is. word spread on social media less than 30 minutes ago. we will give you more information as soon as we get it. >>> well, a sporty plane that can park in your driveway made in southern california. how it will help people experience the fun of flying. >>> and watching the warriors play in style. a sneak peak at the -- sneak peek at the sweets. >> and a chance of showers coming into the bay area tomorrow and things are changing this week. it's all coming up after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> new at 6:00, tapping into your inner pilot, a no, your honor california company creating a small plane just about anyone can fly. jon tells us just how easy it is to take off. >> reporter: when aviation began they seemed to have a lot of fun. but these days it's become boring. but this factory in factville, that's all ready to change. >> wept to give you a vehicle you can explore and go have fun with your friends. >> welcome to icon aircraft. they are

sheryl jennings and i will serve as conference host. this is a picture of the panel i moderated last yearn't even more excited this year, the theme being inclusion now. we'll cover the event live so be sure to follow us on social media. it's your ticket to pbwc. >>> raider nation is devastated by the news the team is leaving oakland. dÉjÀ vu for those who remember when the team left a decade ago, how the fans are handling their grief. >> plenty of parking, a convenient location, really good. >> he's loving it and it's not just b.a.r.t. riders who are loving the new station. >>> i'm jonathan bloom with mow the tec >>> i have mixed feelings, obviously. i love oakland, i love the fans in oakland and i know there's going to be disappointment and maybe some anger. >> that's an understatement. mixed feelings, but the raiders are again leaving oakland. >> the news rippled through oakland, abc7 news reporter karen tyler has the reaction from fans. >> reporter: disappointment doesn't even begin to describe the feelings of raider nation tonight.

some people mentioned sheryl sandberg from facebook perhaps could be somewhat.not think anyone has really established themselves as a front runner and i think hence, the company needed another year at least and that is why we see the extension of bob iger's contract today. .ark: you mentioned espn fall on the flipside, you have other areas doing very well such as film, any excuse to bring up "star wars." paul: exactly. one of the key strengths of this company has been diversification of businesses. slowed,ble growth has it has generally been made up for by the film business which has had hit after hit after hit with a lot of the product coming out of the marvel acquisition and the pixar acquisition andy lucasfilms-- and the acquisition, those franchises created a tremendous profit growth story out of the studio and you have the parks and resorts business which has been an extraordinarily strong and stable growth britt -- business for disney. they really double down by opening up their $5.5 billion park in shanghai, creating an opportunity to grow in asia. that b

there are lots of questions about whether that means an advisor or very strong sheryl sandberg-esqueeally don't know what is going to happen, what he means by leadership help. it is clear they have to make moves and bring people in. they have an acting c.f.o. right now. there are a lot of high-level positions they still need to fill. caroline: still with uber, another executive has stepped down. he announced his departure in email. he is the second executive to resign in the past week. the other quit after reports of his failure to disclose he was the subject of a sexual harassment investigation at his previous employer, google. all the share-popping love for snap is sure to draw the skeptics. the financial firm says interest is likely to reach $1 billion in a week. joining us now to discuss the ins and outs of snap is cory johnson from san francisco. you buy the short interest building? i'm looking at the analyst recommendations. there are five on the bloomberg. none are buyers yet. cory: i think the analyst recommendations don't matter a lot. there are 26 investment banks on this d

at potential 2020 candidates, ceo and president of walt disney, michael eisner, david zuckerberg, sherylerg and oprah winfrey. >> opening the door for others recognizing maybe you don't need political experience to run for president. disney's bob iger, been out quoted as saying a lot of people have urged me to seek political office. he reportedly is telling friends that he is considering that run as a democrat. also exciting this week, oprah has vehemently said before that she will not run for president. however we heard some sound that is hopeful. >> i was thinking, i don't have the experience, i don't know enough and now i'm thinking oh. >> she has said before she's not interested. this week was a change in tone. facebook's mark zuckerberg has mentioned that take a leave and still keep control of the company. also, interestingly, he went soft on his aetheism and actually answered a question on facebook. one of his fans was commenting on a holiday post. and he said he wasn't exactly an atheist, grew up jewish and religion is important to everyone. interesting in the realm of running for

. >> we have a big crash where truck spun out and hit guardrail. 395, hov lanes northbound sheryling ton. we saw a plow go through. traffic getting by and one lane slowly. reduce speeds this morning we have slick spots bridges, overpasses and on and off rampps and slowing traffic and heavy snow pred rick to spur. if you have to make your way out give to get frederick to the district. speaking of district. hev yier snow there in the pennsylvania median. some heavier snow and slow moving traffic on secondarys. look at maps quickly problem areas wires down fisher road. pete paring ger let's us know that's where the road is closed and as we forward things along left lane sycamore street slow moving on beltway and 66. any questions@paern fox d.c. on twitter. we'll be back with more. >> the national weather service is warning of like conditions philadelphia to maine. thousands of flights and trains cancelled or delayed and amtrak has modified its service along the northeast corridor. >> plan on staying inside and doing shoveling and that will be about it. >> several statesen including mary

the democratic presidential nomination include chief executives like starbucks, bob iger of disney, sherylg, the chief operating officer and oprah winfrey, chief executive of harpo, all of them denied a running or seriously considering it. but everyone ahead of the first primaries as did hillary clinton four years ago and it hasn't stopped anyone from speculating." >>> people don't need to go to the paper to read it. because you've read the article. >> they're too juicy and good. naming names. jim stewart is going to be on swap on the street. this is a particularly good juicy column about ceos as president now that we have one. >>> my pick in the financial times. it's title wilders' one man band heads for dutch poll destiny. >> he's leeld not guilading in . he's likely not to be in the government. an odd system that the dutch have. this is an outline about the man and about the party. he's the anti-eu, anti-islam party leader and it's a background of how he's got to that position, the difficulties that the dutch are facing domestically. i learned a huge amount about his background and why

i want to go back to a point that sheryl made in the prior segment, which i think does indicate the strengthdge gorsuch's convictions and how he brings them into his cases. the number of concurrences and strong dissents he's written that pull out issues that hadn't been discussed in the majority opinion, and i think back to the issue of complicit, in the idea that religious people have the right to object to participating in laws that are generally applicable to the american population because of their religious beliefs is very troubling and he calls the religious freedom restoration act a super statute. and, you know, i want the senators to ask him, what does that mean, a super statute, it trumps everything else, so my ability to control my body is trumped by your religion as well as people's right to get married or the right to -- when african-americans or other people want to be served in a restaurant? does your regious belief a you not to do that? that merel needs to be pushed on. >> right. you're raising such important points, especially in the context of the debate over the muslim ban,

. >> reporter: self-employed, the owner of the bear swamp diner, sheryl benner was able to get health insurance under the affordable care act. >> my healthcare dropped. it dropped about $140 a month. >> reporter: even though she saved money, she says it hasn't been perfect. costs are rising plus fines if you don't enroll. she voted for president donald trump and wants to see his healthcare plan pass congress. >> i'm behind him, see what he does, see what happens, i can't say anything negative until i see what happens. >> reporter: today the trump bill is in jeopardy. the big vote suddenly delayed as opponents ramp up their efforts to shut it down. in allentown, outside republican congressman charlie dent's office, constituents demanded he save the affordable care act. >> it's not for the aca we wouldn't have health insurance sdp. >> reporter: they met with his staffers who said he is voting no. another setback for president trump. >> he's expressed his concerns about it to the president and to the speaker and house leadership. >> that was very welcome news for us. and we want to thank

people keep comparing it to sheryl sandberg coming to facebook.zuckerberg is very different. >> is this a twitter level problem that they have, the kind of poisonous board room atmosphere that twitter had that seemed to keep them from focusing? >> no. i don't think they have a big enough board. it's very weighted towards uber people. that's a problem. they have to bring in more outside board members and be willing to take suggestions. these people have had a lot of success and a lot of times you don't want to take suggestions. we're doing great so what. unfortunately this has been a long time thing that's been simmering at this company and the question is they can't lose for executives. if you see more departures, it's going to beproblematic for them. they have to replace these people. they have two interim people in place, but it's not enough. they need a strong team of people that likes to be there. right now from the e-mails i'm getting people don't like to be there. >> you're not suggesting they can't go to ipo with travis as the head of the c

"today in the bay" sheryl hurt that details. >> reporter: the herbal tea purchased from sun wing wo tradingompany on grant street in san francisco's chinatown. health officials say two people got violently ill after drinking it. >> purchased tea leaves and the leaves provided in a plastic bag. >> reporter: the tea looks similar to this. the bag had no labeling. >> both patients developed symptoms about an hour after consuming the tea. >> reporter: public health doctor aragon says one of the patients is a woman in her 50s. the other a man in his 30s. one purchased the mixture of tea in february. the other in march. it is unknown if the toxic tea was prescribed for a particular ailment. the only common denominator is the tea contained the ingredient aconite. >> this aconite poisoning, which can come from chinese herbal teas, if not processed correctly, it can affect the heart. it can give them neurological symptoms like tingling and give you nausea and vomiting. >> reporter: can you talk to us tonight about your tea? we went to the location. a man and woman inside did not want to comment. >>

you do get some women at the top like sheryl sandberg.do get people joining the company at the bottom. what happens in the middle in terms of the lack of women? max: is interesting. point, if you pull the average silicon valley employee aside and pull them out general -- gender, they believe in equality of pay and basically are horrified by the allegations in the blog post. but as a whole because these companies are not super sophisticated and hiring, you end up with a culture overwhelmingly male. there are all sorts of interesting ways silicon valley investors talk. they talk about pattern matching where you try to squint at a company like, like facebook. and you look at another company like snapchat and see if they are similar. that pattern matching thing is basically discrimination. that is what that is. i think that is the cultural thing that is more insidious -eyness ofeneral bro silicon valley. >> if you have a $70 billion market cap and claim your h.r. department is only in the business of hiring and not providing help to women in

sean spicer the same month, the secret of sheryl mills, if there was no evidence of criminal activityhe immunity? >> they were bold when it was hillary clinton using her personal e-mail. but now suddenly the republican party finds itself with the national security adviser who is begging for immunity. your thoughts. >> and those words are coming back to white bite him right now. listen, the biggest success of the first 100 days for donald trump is likely that nobody in his administration has yet gone to jail. this is a real issue. go back to watergate. go back to the low approval ratings we have seen when this type of suspicion begins to build within an administration. the problem here, though, and this goes -- donald trump owns this, he has lost all credibility. you cannot spend a year attacking independent arbiters in the press, the judiciary, frankly members of your own party, the speaker of the house, senators. you cannot attack people, keep your credibility while you continue to lie. he has nowhere to go with this, joy. and this is going to be trouble. >> just to stay with you for

the e-mail scandal, there were different types of immunity, for example, for heather samuelson and sheryl mills, they got immunity from the fbi. but apparently not from congress. i'm not a lawyer. i don't know how it looks. but i think it might be a while of going back and forth before an immunity agreement is reached. but frankly, i think it would be good to have him step forward and say what is it that you know? it seems to be the center of it. and this might be where the whole thing -- well, not the whole thing, but where some of it starts and stops. i think it might be productive. >> jeff toobin, does it seem like it's going to be productive in that way? >> well, it certainly will help get to the bottom of the story if he is telling the truth because he is such a central figure in all of this. there is really only one kind of immunity. it's technically called limited use immunity. but as we have been discussing, it is under that both the justice department and the congress can grant it. and the problem is, can be when they don't agree about who deserves it. >> yes. >> jen psaki, how d