plus, sheryl sandberg opens up in a bloomberg exclusive.he facebook coo gives us her take on small business, big branding, and cashing in off advertising. and blue apron prepares to go public under the shadow of the amazon/whole foods deal. we are looking at how last week's megamerger news could rattle plans and an industry food fight that is starting to get messy. first, tech executives are currently at the white house for the first meeting of the american technology council. among the attendees, apple's ceo tim cook, microsoft ceo satya the della, and amazon ceo -- ceo and amazon ceo jeff bezos. we began by analyzing and auditing our current infrastructure. it turns out that federal agencies collectively operate 6100 data centers, the vast majority of which can be consolidated and migrated to the cloud, something a lot of you know a lot about. emily: we are also expecting president trump to join the meeting at any moment. for the very latest, we are joined from washington. what has happened so far? this has now been going on for a few hou

sheryl sandberg opens up. she gives us her take on innovation.e apron prepares to go public ever the shadow of the amazon whole foods deal. we look at how the megamerger news could rattle plans. first to our lead, tech executives are currently at the white house for the first meeting of the technology council of america. president trump senior adviser, jared kushner is a chairing the tech summit. the tech giants will help the administration unleashes the creativity of the private sector. >> we begin by analyzing and auditing our current infrastructure. it turns out that federal agents data centersrate that can be consolidated and migrated to the cloud. : we are also expecting president trump to join the meeting at any moment this hour. we are joined from washington. what has happened so far? this is been going on for a few hours. >> we have seen several technology ceos meeting with some of the top advisers of the president including the vice president over at the white house. they have been talking about how to modernize government, new ways to b

sheryl: communities are so important.e are very focused on facebook from mark and all of us on how we build communities that provide support for people off-line and online. brands are a huge part of that. airbnb is doing a great job. they have this great off-line experience where people can rent house from hosts. but then they have created lots greatebook groups that online experiences, so even when you are not on that trip or vacation, you can be connected to the people who are a part of it. caroline: what about all the various products? you talk about how airbnb is making a good run of it using facebook groups. what about messenger? what about whatsapp? what about instagram? how are these products being adapted in the growth you are seeing? sheryl: we have the two largest mobile ad platforms in the world and we are seeing people use that to build their businesses. there is a young woman in brazil named joanna who started a company and their idea was to sell fashion accessories. so, using facebook and instagram, she did

sheryl: i don't think it is either/or.arketers should reach people on tv, they should reach people on mobile, they should reach people in the digital space, they should reach people everywhere they go. but how they reach people on all those different platforms needs to evolve. and facebook and instagram, we think we offer a really unique value proposition for marketers and people, because you can have the creativity of a video, the creativity of sound and light and pictures, but you can also do very specific targeting. you can target your current customers differently than new customers. people who are in the market for a car, people who look like people in the market for a car, so you can make sure the right message gets to the right person. emily: coming up, tech's biggest titans gathered at the white house to discuss the road ahead for u.s. technology. we will hear from code for america's executive director jennifer pahlka, who attended the meeting alongside apple's tim cook and microsoft's satya nadella. and later in t

>> my vote is definitely for sheryl sandberg.here isn't anybody -- i don't know if she will take the job, but there isn't anybody who is more capable and embodies the culture and values that the company needs on a go forward basis. more generally speaking, they need someone with global experience, experience running a rapidly growing business as complex as uber is and someone that embodies those values they are looking to define on a go forward business. inclusion, empathy, these are things the board and investors will be looking for as they look to define a new ceo and fill out the rest of the operating bench. caroline: therefore, can i ask how much you worry about the control travis continues to have from a voting share perspective? to his resignation and him deciding to do that, i think that is the first step in a recognition that this is the first thing for the business and from a governing control standpoint, i think there will be steps taken on a go forward basis that help create a little more balance and independents aroun

performing "halfway there," please welcome sheryl crow! >> sheryl crow!les i might walk along the left side ♪ ♪ and you walk along the right we're both trying to reach the same place ♪ ♪ we might not get there on time but you know what's best and i know what's best ♪ ♪ let's just agree to disagree give this thing a rest yeah ♪ ♪ baby if you care if you really care baby if you dare ♪ ♪ won't you meet me halfway there ♪ ♪ baby if you dare if you really care baby if you dare ♪ ♪ won't you meet me halfway there yeah ♪ ♪ each and every sunday morning you sit in your church pew ♪ ♪ i'm sitting on a mountain taking in this glorious view well i know your god is listening ♪ ♪ and i know mine must be too and if god is love and love is god ♪ ♪ then why do we argue i don't know why but i wanna try ♪ ♪ let's just agree to disagree and give this thing a try yeah ♪ ♪ baby if you dare if you really care baby if you dare ♪ ♪ won't you meet me halfway there baby if you dare if you really care ♪ ♪ baby if you dare won't you meet me halfway there ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ could you meet me by

we have sheryl davis, who is the executive director of the san francisco human rights commission. david harris -- he is the c.e.o. of the oakland-based nonprofit urban strategies council. and finally, zahrah farmer -- she's a professor at laney college and the host of "days with zahrah," which airs here on abc7. so, thanks to all of you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> now, before we get into our discussion, let's take a look at a recent abc7 news story focusing on challenges facing san francisco's african-american community. some church leaders want san francisco mayor ed lee to declare a state of emergency to keep blacks from being pushed out of the city. abc7 news was at third baptist church in april as faith leaders pointed out the african-american population of the city is now below 6%. they say housing is a big factor. the group cites a traditionally black senior housing facility that's now less than 15% african-american. >> if it were just a matter of economics, other groups would not be able to make it here. but it's only black people who

sheryl: i don't think it is either or. should reach people on tv, mobile, the digital space. go.c reach -- and they how they reach on the different to evolve.eeds we think we offer a unique value proposition for people. you can have the creativity of a video, of sound, late, pictures, but you can also do very specific targeting. you can target your current customers differently, and new customers per people in the market for a car. people who look like people in the market for a car. you can make sure the message gets to the right person. vonnie: sheryl sandberg visiting with caroline hyde. nejra: coming up, following stocks. less than 35 minutes until the end of trading. 5% stoxx 600 of 4% or share the dax at a record high yesterday. looking at current is and bonds, sterling down today extending the losses down .9%. we will talk more about that in a moment. we have seen money move into gilts as a result. it dropped below 1% earlier. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: 11:00 in new york, 11:00 p.m. in hong kong. .rom london, i am

trish: what does sheryl sandberg bring them? >> sheryl sandberg is brilliant choice.instantly overcomes all the problems. whether she is right choice, technical choice, i don't no idea. from marketing point of view, sheryl sandberg says there is adult in charge and calm in charge. trish: a woman by the way with is relevant for this company. >> that's right. that's hugely important. and, she did it before. she did it at another frat rat dorm bro company, facebook. so that she could do the same thing here. i think from optics point of view, by the way sheryl sandberg is from miami like me. i like her for that reason alone. trish: we'll watch. maybe she will get it. bruce, thank you very much. >> thank you, trish. trish: secretary of state rex tillerson meeting with chinese officials today on the heels of president trump calling them out for their inability to deal with north korea. general jack keane is here. he will explain it all. he has the intel for you next. introducing new parodontax. the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brus

the sheryl sandberg of uber, for example.successful partnership between a mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg now, but people forget they were previous executives at facebook they did not work out. kindled ackerberg transition in the power dynamic? you were there on the front lines. a talented guy, but nothing like sheryl sandberg, we have to admit. i would respond to that by saying, facebook has almost the lowest executive turnover of any company i have ever seen. people love working with zuckerberg. he has a very constructive way of working with his senior leadership team. it is funny hearing people talk about sheryl sandberg being a potentially strong candidate to go to uber and take over kalanick's job. there is no way that will happen. she does not want another job. is the topcop -- she candidate any ceo searcher would want. senator, governor, maybe president of the united states. for the time being, she loves her job, loves working with zuckerberg. and he is good at learning from his co-executives and not thinking of hi

coming up, and into buick sheryl sandberg. how the -- an exclusive interview with sheryl sandberg.his is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: you are watching daybreak america is, and some of the biggest names in tech gathered at the white house on monday. missing from action was facebook but i managed to speak with sheryl sandberg in an exclusive interview. sandberg says facebook has a duty to help create new jobs, which means reaching out to new businesses is a priority. the social network now highs almost 2 billion users. about the we talked lot. humanare making a big resource investment, we are the have researchers and experts who work and facebook, but we are ouring that, as well as human review capacity. we have about 4500 people around the world to remove inappropriate content, so we are growing that by a significant investment. we are working with nonprofits, governments, other companies around the world to make sure we all work together to make sure that this content is not on our platforms for brand -- platforms. tools tos, we offer make sure they know that facebook is a safe community

vonnie: coming up, we will hear from the facebook coo sheryl sandberg and facebook interview.ial network's responsibly to create jobs. this is bloomberg. ♪ in an exclusive interview with caroline hyde, facebook coo sheryl sandberg discussed why the social network as an ability to help businesses create new jobs. >> there are 70 million small businesses using facebook on a monthly business. million profiles of which a million people are advertisers. they are investing in mobile because that is where people are spending their time. >> do you feel optimistic about what these undercurrents show you about the global economy in general? are we seeing jobs being created and can you give us a gauge for what you see out there? >> the goal is to make sure businesses spend money and get a return. it brings the cash register both online and off-line. that is something we work on. we also see them play important role in the global economy. even the most off-line, small business can use the power of technology. i went to berlin and got to visit a company. they are a furniture manufacturer i

sheryl sandberg, the current ceo of facebook.he's reportedly taking her name out of the running with direct your theory on the huffington. others include ford ceo alan mullally. susan majewski courtesy of youtube ursa minor. former ceo of yahoo!. fox businesses charlie gasparino spoke with one of the chief capital investors who see big prospects for the future of the ridesharing company. the line is out the door of world-class candidates. talking someone who could make $1 billion when an ipo with the valuation of 70 billion, there has been recent speculation as to whether cooper will follow snap sleep in public trading. lauren: that's a good point pakistan to make so much money when they get the ipo of ground that they need to fix their culture. they are losing market share. >> they are. lyft has managed to stay out of the drama and lift market share risen to 24.7% up from 21.2%. closing in terms of download. it is at a record all-time low. train to about the names you listed on there, marissa mayer available but marissa mullally

sheryl sandberg spoke to caroline hyde.nology is the atomic -- economy is and technology can be used to grow jobs and it is our responsibility to help small businesses and large as loses all around the world use technology to grow their businesses so they can create jobs. juliette: tesla is close to an agreement to make cars in china which would allow it to avoid import taxes and process vehicles more competitively. the deal would lead to a production plan in the developer and sound -- development zone and could be announced this week. a spokesman did not answer calls. tata group is considering an offer of jaguar land rover on the international stock exchange. internal have held discussions about the potential listing. with london and new york being possible venues. representatives denied the report. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you very much. attention to the ecb and we have six months left on the bond buying schedule. colleaguesi and his are in no hurry to talk about what comes next. euro arearding t

. >> reporter: sheryl riley brought her grandson to io waiting to be among the first group to ride the smart train. are you excited? >> yeah. >> reporter: what are you looking forward to? >> look be out the window. >> reporter: sheryl is a smart train ambassador encouraging north bay residents to use the train and avoid the traffic on highway 101. >> i'm just really ready for it to be here. i think it's going to be great. >> it's here! here we go. [ bell and whistles ] >> reporter: the free preview ride takes passengers to marin county civic center and back. the train will make 34 trips a day between sonoma county airport and downtown san rafael. dozens of people have boarded this three-car train. the capacity is 300 passengers. the mayor has been on the smart borden visioning this day for more than a decade: >> so for us to be having real potential commuters on the train, this is a huge day. >> reporter: but plans have been derailed before. the official start date is still unclear. the school board waiting on the fra to approve the train's $50 million positive train control. a safety

and caroline hyde goes one on one with facebook's cheryl sheryl sandberg. up next, more of the weeks week's top business headlines. investigators deal barclays another blow. number of to the misconduct crises in the nine years since the financial crisis. shery: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg best". i'm shery ahn. let's continue our global tour of the week's top business stories with legislative elections in france. voters gave a boost to the new party led by president emmanuel macron. >> in france, macron's republic on the move and its allies have won 350 seats in the national assembly. that is the biggest majority in 15 years. >> it is a large majority. 350 seats. out of 577, he will be able to pass reforms in the parliament. however, it is not as big as we expected. there were very tight races in some of the constituencies, especially against the republicans. they're actually not over yet. there are 137 seats in parliament, so they will be able to make their voices heard. and you have the leader of the national front. marine le pen elect

sheryl kunickis who joins today from the u.s. department of agriculture's office of pest management policy. she has served as director since 2010. in this capacity, she coordinates the department's role in pesticide regulatory processes and related interagency affairs. she also integrates the department's programs and strategy planning with pest management. we welcome both of our witnesses and look forward to your testimony. rick, why don't you proceed. >> thank you, chairman roberts. good morning. it's very nice to be here. chairman roberts, ranking member stabenow and members of the committee, my name is rick keigwin and i serve as the acting director of pesticide programs at epa. safe pesticide use makes an enormous contribution to our society, particularly in production of u.s. food and fiber. it's greatly increased u.s. agricultural productive and contributed to a predictable food supply and stable food prices. there are now more than 17,000 registered pesticide products exchange more than 1200 active ingredients with uses r

every package, as sheryl told us, packed with love. >> packed with love by sheryl. >> reporter: 30 workers in the next few months. phillip, proud of his role, placing that made in america sticker on the box. >> it shows that people, like us, that could make our own money. >> reporter: while back at bark, the taste test. rocky approves. and there's pudge. both of them up for adoption. and when the other dogs heard about those treats? the line began forming. we loved the treats and those puppies. they're up for adoption. pup stars rescue is where you'll find them. and i hope to see you back here tomorrow night. good night.

joe: that was facebook coo sheryl sandberg.eed to know for tomorrow's trading day. this is bloomberg. ♪ this, queen miss elizabeth ii prevents parliament with the government program. joe: i will be looking at u.s. existing home sales. julia: don't miss oracle reporting fourth-quarter earnings after the bell tomorrow. joe: that is all for "what'd you miss?" bloomberg technology is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti from washington. you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your first word news. a person wearing an explosive belt and a backpack has been neutralized at a train station in brussels. soundsreported hearing of an explosion. officials say it is too early to say whether this is a terrorist incident. calling this incident a disgrace, president trump is laying blame for the death of on northbier firmly korea. he spoke in an oval office meeting today with the president of ukraine. woulds warmbier's death have been avoided if he had been brought accident. the 22-year-old came back

this is why the sheryl sandberg keeps on being talked about.ke to a key investor in uber yesterday. he told me he is hoping sheryl sandberg would be approached. we understand arrieta huffington, on the board of uber, has been pushing for her to be approached because she was a person -- according to people familiar with the matter, sheryl sandberg is not up for it. her of course, just at the end of last week, and she did not say the gender inequality, the harassment -- she said it was super troubling and she is glad the action is being taken to address this, but other names being bandied about, marissa mayer at yahoo!. we are seeing some other names put in the ring, the likes of tim armstrong. many names are coming up. people will experience with caliber and notably, who can change the culture of the business. matt: caroline, you're going to join us later. i look forward to an interview with the ceo of a company that does a lot with blockchain. caroline hyde will come back with us about your it up next, prime minister theresa may had to brussels

sheryll cashin, thank you very much for join us. so the title of the book refers to the virginia couple, richard loving, his wife mildred who were arrested and thrown in jail for the crime of marrying each other in the state of virginia in the 1950s, and then in 1967, the supreme court decision. but your story, your telling of this story, the book, goes much earlier than that, to before the beginning of this country. >> the law was created as part of a law of shavery. in the 1600s you had white indentured servants and black indentured servants and slaves working together, fraternizing together. and when slave owners wanted to transition to black chattel slavery, that had this problem. so they put in slave codes, laws that penalized interracial sex and marriage, and that began in the 1660s. so for the next 300 years, you had the state of virginia and other states trying to separate people like mildred and richard loving. >> woodruff: going back to the beginning, was this something that was just bred in the psyche of the people who li

sheryl sandberg is one of the most eagerly awaited guests. said the company sees mobile as -- >> our biggest message is that the small screen is big. people have moved t-mobile and businesses are catching up. mobile, and businesses are catching up. these numbers are duplicate it all over the world. onple are spending 5.3 hours mobile, digital. it is an exciting time to be a marketer because people are carrying around in their pockets this device that lets you reach them all of the time. and brand, products, services, they have always been part of our daily life from the toothbrush we used to the cars we drive. ,ow, marketers can reach us hopefully, with messages we want to hear as part of our daily experience. that is pretty amazing. and the explosion of creativity is very much about the creative community. how do we create messages that really resonate with people and that want them to be part of their daily lives? >> this is almost playing into a discussion mark zuckerberg started this year of community online. off-line and how are brand go

chiefke with facebook's operating officer sheryl sandberg.he islands -- the alliance advertising conference. the coo gave first -- give us her take on a range of issues, including the future for ad sales growth. >> our biggest message is the small screen is big. people have moved to mobile and businesses are catching up. it is now the case of the average u.s. consumer -- and these numbers are duplicated all over the world, is spending about four hours a day on tv and hours on digital, which is mobile. it is an exciting time to be a marketer because people are carrying around this device that lets you reach them all the time and brands, product services, they have always been part of our daily life from the toothpaste we brush our teeth with to the shampoo we use, to the car services are the cars we drive. all of this is part of our daily lives, the now marketers can reach us hopefully with messages we want to hear as part of our daily experience. that is pretty amazing and the explosion of creativity, the con advertising festival is about the

nimay: my vote is definitely for sheryl sandberg. i don't know if she will take the job.here isn't anybody more capable and embodies the culture and values that the company needs on a go forward basis. more generally speaking, they need someone with global experience, experience running a rapidly growing business as complex as uber is. and someone that embodies those values that they are looking to define on a go forward basis, inclusion, empathy. these are things that the board and investors are going to be looking for as they look to define the new ceo and fill up the rest of the operating bench. caroline: has sheryl sandberg been approached by the board or by investors? nimay: i don't know. caroline: can i quickly ask, therefore, how much you worry about the control travis continues to have from a voting share perspective, nimay? nimay: going back to his resignation and him deciding to do that, i think that the first step -- that's the first step in recognition that this is the right thing for the business. from a governance standpoint, i think there will be steps take

other think sheryl sandberg, facebook‘s second—in—command, although facebook has been quick to say sheell as chief executive, this company needs a chief operating officer, chief financial officer, chief marketing officer and several others. this scandal has absolutely gutted this company so what board members are asking behind those doors is who would want to work in a place like this. the indian government is enrolling all of its citizens in the world's largest domestic biometric identification system. the word means foundation. it started out as a voluntary programme to help indians get food subsidies and welfare benefits, but the government has now made it mandatory and once the ide to be linked all sorts of things like tax phone numbers, bank accounts, and all of that is making the scheme deeply controversial. how do you keep track of 1.2 billion people? that is india's challenge. take the country's benefits bill. lots of indians are poor, and they receive all sorts of subsidies. but around a quarter of it is stolen, so around a quarter of it is stolen, so a few years ago the india

look at bill gates for microsoft, sheryl sandberg -- mark zuckerberg bringing in sheryl sandberg.e believe founder should be at the company. visionary, he built this service that people around the world cannot live without. it is amazing, people want to go from point a to point b, get there fast, cheap. emily: are you a big believer in new birth sustaining its valuation? they last traded at $70 billion. they are concerned the brand has taken a huge hit and that they will not live up to that. mitchell: they have started releasing to the press some of their numbers. q1you know, the key -- numbers were strong. this started with unfortunate news about the sexual harassment stuff, which is horrible. they need to make changes. it is great to see the board making changes. i think they will continue to make more. they are continuing to bring in world-class people. david richter will be the number two guy there. we have heard from numerous people he is phenomenal. we believe in management and the board. you are also an investor in alibaba. a $1.5 billion investor in the ridesharing -- ride

sheryl: it was -- caroline: we know that the number is building.nlike the want to cry -- the wannacry virus, there is no off switch, no immediate kill button. 64 countries is what some of the reports i am reading now from belgium to brazil, russia to the united states. all of it stemmed in the ukraine. that's where the virus first really hit. it seems to have taken more government institutions and central banks off-line, even a nuclear company was affected. real chaos at the root of this. you're looking at some of the key companies in europe. one of the biggest -- the biggest container shipping unit in the world has significant issues. they had to shut down systems across the world, ports from india to new york affected. maersk said they are able to take new bookings, but you have to have an account with them. even companies like tnt express, a netherlands-based unit of fedex -- they are having so-called significant issues there, saying shipments are really being slowed. bnp paribas, the maker of a moisturizing cream also struggling to cope with th

sheryl sandberg perfect choice. [inaudible] highly respected coo of facebook.n is another name being floated around. former executive at disney, the former yahoo chief marisa meyer. the list is long. the line goes out the door. i'm going with the woman on this one. i thought it would have been sheryl sandberg but she's not interested. >> the key i something like that wants the job. >>> nike its a big job. big problems to fix. >> nike putting their shoes in a different direction right now something they have not done before. >> reporter: they never sold& on amazon. did you realize that? you couldn't by nike sneakers on amazon. >> i did not. >> reporter: you might be able to soon. nike is looking at the situation. their rivals sell on amazon. amazon is tremendous. current department stores where nike is selling now their business is slowing so how to you up sales? you cave and you say, okay, amazon, we're ready. here's our sneakers, here's our sports gear. >> got to stay in the game. >>> all right, so what is it that we are doing as we enter another depressing no

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take sot sheryl schenkman vecina de la victima my understanding is her friend found her. con vo/melissa la vecina nos revel que la persona que encontr a la vctima era su amiga. y que descubri su cuerpo a las nueve de la maÑana del pasado sabado. y segn dice. estaba en una piscina de sangre. aunque esta informacion no ha sido corroborada por la policia. esta vecina tambien indico que otro de los residentes de la zona. supuestamente vio a hernandez.. la agresora. desnuda y con un martillo rondando en este vecindario el viernes en la noche,,, pero en ese momento. segn ella afirma.aun no habian descubierto que la anciana habia sido asesinada. melissa on camera por su parte la polica indic. que creen que hernandez es la nica persona involucrada en este asesinato y le impondrn cargos formales este mircoles. desde cupertino melissa hernandez t48 cesar/top vo --las autoridades en ''millbrae'' dieron a conocer la foto del sospechoso de atacar el pasado viernes con una navaja a un niÑo de 13 aÑos ... aparentemente sin razon alguna.. frente a la biblioteca de la ciudad.. --el sujeto

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the sheriff's office said sheryl and eric mills took the victim from a home without permission last night. the victim is okay, unharmed, 85 miles away from the home. they face elder abuse and kidnapping charges. >> new developments in the scandal involving the napa high school football team. sources tell abc 7 news the county school board overturned two more expulsions. one of two students who won their appeal last night was allen, a student we spoke with in more much, and the jv quarterback had his expulsion overturned weeks ago, so that means two of the original nine players are expepped. as for the criminal cases, they filed charges against six members of the team last week, and prosecutors say they are are investigating 11 others. >> planned parenthood closed three clinics in the bay area including the central richmond and pittsburgh officers and they are largely closed due to low reimbursement rate if california. the clinics close at the end of the month leaving 20 clinics in the northern california district. >>> a vote set today on a troempl plan to build a cement factory and deep w

julia: an exclusive interview with sheryl sandberg. joe: that's all for "what'd you miss?"evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your "first word news." otto warmbier has died. his family said he died this afternoon. he spent a year and a half in prison after ripping down a propaganda signed in north korea. the u.s. strongly condemned today's deadly terror attack at a london mosque. a van rammed into a crowd of ramadan worshipers last night, killing one person and injuring several others. the u.s. says it will provide any assistance britain should deem necessary. the suspect is under arrest. sean spicer could be out as white house press secretary. two people familiar with the situation tell bloomberg the white house is considering hiring a successor. spicer could be moved into a senior strategy role at the white house. japan is investigating an alleged delay in reporting the deadly collision between a u.s. navy destroyer and a philippine container ship. seven american sailors were killed in the crash. japan's co

>> i'm sheryl from the "new york times." i know you said that you wanted to leave it to the doctors to discuss otto's condition but i wonder if you could share a little bit from your perspective about how he's doing right now. >> we're trying to get, sheryl, the question is what we're doing about otto's condition? >> reporter: how he is? what is your assessment? >> we're trying to make him comfortable. >> yes, ma'am? >> addison with fox news. can you tell us what did you say, what did you do, when you were able to see your son for the first time tuesday night, and did you say anything to him? >> of course. what did i say to my son? i knelt down by his side and i hugged him, and i told him i missed him and i was so glad that he made it home. >> reporter: how did that feel for you as a dad? >> i don't know. you don't feel that. it's -- these things are tough to process, but he's with us, and we're trying to make him comfortable and we want to be a part of his life. >> yes, ma'am? >> meghan, local fox. you thanked president tru

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sheryl sandberg? our business and tech reporter scott budman is with us. big deal, uber valued at $70 billion. what happens now? >> lots after edof advice, who should hire as the next ceo? he started deals with claims of sexual harassment, travis is leaving the company. >> reporter: what is next for uber now that the head driver is gone? >> opportunity -- >> reporter: with ceo travis cale la nick out, will it change and the directive leadership ethics at santa clara avoided uber in the past, she says she has an idea what the company needs to do right away. >> they should hire a strong female ceo with a sterling reputation for building great culture. >> reporter: any ideas? >> well, cheryl sasheryl sandbe get bounced around. >> they have to see this some s leave for uber and the culture to turn around. >> i feel like uber was getting ready to fall off a cliff and with the ceo taking a break and leaving, this actually means that uber might survive. >> uber is losing money but revenue is steadily climbing. it was recently the subject of a report from eric hol

we start with nbc bay area's sheryl herd. >> reporter: the assistant chief confirming for us what we've been reporting all day long, the man came here to the service facility heavily armed and ready to take lives. it was just before 9:00 a.m. ups workers at the sorting and distribution center in san francisco were lining up for a meeting when shots rang out. >> i just hear, bam, bam, bam, six shots. >> reporter: ups worker was an eyewitness to the shooting. >> i hear at least five more shots. >> reporter: did you see the gunman? >> no. >> reporter: did you know the gunman? >> i see him at work. >> reporter: sources are identifying the sources as jimmy lamb. workers telling him that lamb opened fired on his coworkers on the third floor. he went back into his truck and shot himself in front of police. sky ranger spotted the swat team on the roof along with workers waiting to be rescued. >> aid was rendered to folks. we'll have to reconstruct the entire scheme and that's why crime scene investigations is on scene right now. >> somebody's going to kill you, you never want to feel that way a

one reported choice, facebook ceo sheryl sandberg. but word is she's staying put. as kalanick is forced to take the exit ramp, uber searching for a new road ahead. jo ling kent, nbc news, los angeles. >>> in virginia today, thousands of people turned out for the funeral of a young woman who was killed over the weekend after leaving a mosque with friends. police say it was a result of road rage, but prosecutors say they can't rule out a hate crime. it's a deadly incident that's touched a nerve across the country. and we get details from our justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: as many as 5,000 members of suburban washington, d.c.'s muslim community turned out for the funeral, some walking more than a mile to get there, to remember nabra hassanen, a 17-year-old who was beat to death sunday, and to express their solidarity. >> it's a really hard time for the people here. this could have easily happened to anyone, either male or female. >> reporter: it began sunday morning in suburban virginia when a driver confronted a group of muslim teens on their way t