. >> her name was sheryl retzlaff. this is her.inter's worth of debris along the country road. just like every other spring. >> what-- what sorta stuff do you find out here? >> yeah. i find all manner of things. i mean, i have found cameras hanging from my trees with cd-- you know, the-- the disk cards in them. we've found car radios and speakers. and cases of booze and broken booze bottles. >> she followed her usual route along the tree line. >> where were you that particular day? that -- >> i start usually here. and make my way all the way around. and then end up back here. >> and that's where it was. a shoe. >> what kinda shoe was it? >> it was leather, flat. >> okay. >> red. like a mary jane type of shoe. >> sheryl threw it in the trash bag. moved on. >> my husband comes home from work and as per the usual he's like, "so what'd you find this year? " i'm like, "well, i didn't really find anything but trash, other than this shoe." and he was i'm -- instantly on alert. a shoe. he's like, "you know, sheryl, really, maybe, do you th

democrats line, sheryl in virginia. hello. caller: hi, good morning. i'm so concerned for what i'm hearing. are people absolutely brain dead when they say they support jim jordan? the man denies the last election. he has no integrity. very much like mccarthy. so why would we trust him? and seriously, trump? people, you haven't learned your lesson. host: again, one of the things we may see play out after this vote is this idea that some legislature -- legislators have floated about expanding the current speaker's powers, speaker pro tem patrick mchenry, giving him day-to-day operation of the floor to pass bills etc. we'll see as that plays out if that becomes an option as the day plays out. you're seeing the house doors with members of congress set. it was spoad to start at 11:00. we'll probably see that start in the next few minutes. we'll take your calls until then. roy in mississippi, independent line. caller: good morning, how you doing? i just can't hear like the last lady said. can't understand these people around this country. forget he's an elec

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the list includes sheryl sandberg, ken frazer, chris jenner and harvard business school dean. applications are open as of today to female leaders at private companies and organizations, including philanthropic organizations with at least $25 million in revenue in one of the last three years or enterprise value of at least $100 million. for public companies, a market cap of at least $250 million. for more about our inaugural list, find the nomination form at cnbc.com/changemakers, or you can scan this qr code here to apply. so, i'm very excited to be able to work on this project and surface new stories of new icons of innovation and to highlight new leadership approaches that can really inspire not just women, but everyone. carl? >> no carl, but i'll take it. >> sorry, no carl. sara. >> i have so many people i want to put in for applications. that's so great. can't wait to see it. >>> time for a news update with bertha coombs. >> hi, sara. the president's son, hunter biden, entered a not guilty plea on three gun charges this morning in federal court. the younger biden is accuse

the advisory board includes sheryl sandberg, ken frazier, chris jenner and harvard business dean.ons for our list are open as of today. for female leaders, the criteria to be at private company or organization including philanthropic ones with at least $25 million in revenue and at least one of the past three years or enterprise value of at least $100 million. for those at public companies, the market cap should be at least $250 million. for more about our inaugural lists and the process by which we'll be putting it together, you can find the nomination form at cnbc.com/change makers or you can scan right here to apply. i'm really excited to have this opportunity to service the stories of new icons of innovation and leadership. tyler? >> very, very interesting. we want to ask you about reports that meta also and tiktok are both considering charging users for an ad-free experience. streamers have done it. could it also work for these companies? >> well, tyler, the social media players are, of course, looking for new revenue streams but for meta, it's also looking to comply with eu

. >> carley: sheryl crow sonya sonya, hey, cheryl. >> i was going through the numbers but how is thee get the september jobs report. the estimates 170,000 jobs may have been added in september. that is the estimate anyway. we shall see. as for the unemployment rate for the month of september, down slightly to 3.7%. what is so edgy about this report, we see other data that tells the jobs were at a bit lower paying jobs. that is not good for the american will work or peer that is not good for the economy. another thing, if you look at the rate of jobs added under president biden, it really has fallen off of the cliff since he became president. we started back in march 2022 with 14,000 jobs added to. look at this charge, this graphic to see where the labor market was under president biden. they are still talking recession out there. now to mortgage rates. look what is happening in the mortgage rate market right now. according to freddie mac, 7.49% for a 30-year fixed rate peer that is an incredibly high number, guys and that affects everyone. the popular mortgage out there in the countr

joining me, box business anninger, host of american dream home, sheryl cast tony.mmy lahren, and veterans on duty chairman and former army intelligence captain jeremy hunt. we begin this friday with new attacks on trump supporters coming courtesy of hillary clinton. she seems to not have learned any lessons after branding trump supporters a basket of deplorables during the 2016 campaign. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> that's right. just throw away half the country. then last year, she followed up that attack by likening a trump rally to adolf hitler courting nazis. watch. >> i remember as a young student, you know, trying to figure out how did people get basically drawn in by hitler. you saw the rally in ohio the other night. trump was there ranting and raving for more than an hour and you have these rows of young men with their arms raised. i thought what is going on. >> and in her quest to become even more likeable than that, here's what she said last night. insulting millions of americans who voted for pr

if you look at sheryl sandberg's lean in, that organization did a study, and they found that 81% of womenion. that's up 10 points since the pandemic. 82% of men also interested in moving up the corporate ladder, but that percentage has not increased as much. therefore, flex work encourages ambition particularly for women. i think it's a loose argument, but let's go wit. [laughter] follow-up question -- [laughter] stuart: it's a loose argument so let's go with it? lauren: if you asked someone are you am establish at work, do you want to make more money, get to a higher level, most people would say yes. stuart: of course. who's going to say no? lauren: thank you. this is the problem, high aren't more women at executive levels in the c suite? just 28% of executive positions are held by women. women are not getting promoted early on in their careers because of corporate gender bias. i will let you guys respond to that. stuart: no, i'm not -- [laughter] todd's looking at his phone, studiously -- >> i'm trying to multitask, and i can't do it because i'm not a woman. women multitask much better,

. >> sheryl, what have you been doing?is when a lot of the homebuilders stopped buying land, got rid of some of that land, are you able to get loans just looking at the financial system and some of the troubles that have happened there? are you able to get loans to buy m as many lots to do as much building as you'd like to? >> we are very active in the market. once again, i think what really carries the day and what people need to take away, becky, is we are -- we are short supply in this country. we can talk about for sale or for rent, but we just don't have enough rooftops, and you know, the numbers are pretty wide range, but if i -- if i believed the lower end of the range, 2.5, 3 million, deficient today, and we're continuing every year because of the labor environment to build on that deficiency, we need to keep building. i think we're going to continue to see the resell market locked up because of what -- you know, where rates are in that, you know, 75% of consumers are sitting on a rate less than 5%. >> so they're n

new kids on the block, sheryl crow and some mad, scary fun halloween surprises. >> halloween morningr world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry is your friend. shh... on hulu. are you ready? >> ready. i'm feeling lucky. >> this is life changing go. press your luck. >> tuesday, ten nine central on abc and stream on hulu. >> it's country music's biggest night. the cma awards live. we're just getting started. >> let's go with performances by luke bryan. >> lainey wilson, carly pearce with chris stapleton, old dominion with meghan maroney, tanya tucker with little big town, jelly roll and k michelle and more. hosted by luke bryan and peyton manning. >> the dynamic duo is back. we must be doing something right. >> the cma awards live wednesday, november 8th on abc. and stream next day on hulu. >> this is where they found sierra's bike, about three rows in. >> what does that say? >> it says you left us be

brooklyn at barclays center to honor this year's inductees which include missy elliott, george michael, sherylnarrate a new audio edition of "where the wild things are." a classic. and we've got a sneak peek. >> the night max wore his wool suit and made mischief of one kind or another, his mother called him wild thing. and max said, i'll eat you up. so he was sent to bed without eating anything. that very night in max's room, a forest grew and grew and grew. >> and grew. >> get to the wild rumpus. >> "where the wild things" audio edition will be available -- >> how long is it? >> i don't know. i don't know >> that's a good question. >> shorter version >> download from harper collins audio on october 31st, just in time for not only halloween but also the book's 60th anniversary. >> what a great book >>> finally "tonight show" from a sketch that will be in tonight's show where jimmy finds himself trapped in a soundproof freezer with a very special guest. >> since this might be the end, i have a few secrets to share, to get off my chest. [ cheers and applause ]. >> same. when i text someone, sorr

sheryl crow and some mad, scary fun halloween surprises this halloween morning on gma. >> israel, hamasof the house, what business can finally get done? and the latest on the manhunt for the killer in maine sunday morning on abc's this week. >> at any point, you can encounter evil young woman riding her bike, gets abducted. >> i kind of had to stop my jaw from falling. >> what kind of person would do this? evil person. the new 2020. >> david muir. >> deborah roberts tonight on abc. >> we are here in israel, a nation at war in israel. >> hamas war for non stop live coverage stream abc news live. >> reporting from southern israel from the frontlines in downtown ramallah, in beirut, wherever the story is, we'll take you there. abc news live. >> the wicked witches of hocus pocus on the wonderful world of disney abc sunday. gather your ghoul friends for an extra good treat as these families compete to see who's best in shock. the great halloween fright fight sunday building a better bay area moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez from

he was sitting with wnba legend sheryl swoops. tom brady also in the house cheering on his team.-82. game 2 wednesday night in vegas 9 p.m. eastern right here on abc. it is so fun to watch. and also in the news this morning, great news from the boss. bruce springsteen announcing he's ready to get some tour dates back in the books. in september you probably remember several shows had to be cancelled after it was revealed springsteen suffered from peptic ulcer disease the boss' team to cancel all remaining tour dates from 2023. thankfully, he's on the mend and will resume in march of 2024. more shows added for april. then august and september. i like this calendar. taking the summer off. very good idea there. all tickets for the postponed performances remain valid for the newly announced dates. all take place at their original venues. so happy to hear that he's okay. >> excellent news. >> also this morning there's a lot of love for the golden bachelor. the show following 72-year-old gary turner's search for love has brought in, get this, the highest ratings for the entire bachelor

the list of advisers includes sheryl sandberg, lorraine jobs, kris jenner.ies and organizations including philanthropic organizations with at least $25 million in revenue in at least one of the past three years or an enterprise value of at least $100 million. women at public companies with a market cap of at least $250 million. for more information about our inaugural list, you can find the nomination form at cnbc.com/changemakers or you can scan right here to apply. so andrew, i'm very excited to help service the stories of new icons of innovation and their leadership approaches that can really inspire anyone. >> and of course, you wrote a great book about women and female leaders. we had the cnbc disrupter 50 list for a while now. something that you also created. what inspired you to create this list? >> well, it really was my book, andrew. i wrote, when women lead. it came out last year. what i found in not just reporting that book, but in book tours around the country, talking to women and men in all sorts of different companies is that there's a real in