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>> welcome back, everything, my guest tonight is fro from-- please welcome sheryl sandberg.ank you so much for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> all right, are you the coo of facebook. before that you worked for google, were chief of staff at the treasury department, an economist at the world bank. you are also a best selling author and founder of leanin.org and you got a new book called leanin for graduates. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: okay. first of all, tell me, i hear a lot about this leanin thing. okay. can anybody lean-in or do only women lean-in? >> anyone can lean-in. anyone. and we like it when men do it as well. >> how-- do men and women lean-in differently? >> well, they lean-in for the same reason, maybe different. they lean-in to create a better world which should be a more equal world. one where women ran half our companies and man ran half our homes. and so they each have their part to play. >> stephen: all right. now i read a study where the more housework men do, the less sex they have. >> so that study is based on a 1996 study. and it's very out of date.

. >>> plus, "lean in" with sheryl sandberg. our exclusive interview with facebook's chief operating officer, including the one thing women have to do to succeed in the workplace. >>> do you have a blockbuster idea that you want to pitch to the folks at google ventures? well, if you're in silicon valley this afternoon, you can hop in one of these, this is an uber pitch mobile, and you could, very well, get in the backseat and pitch your idea and possibly get out of this vehicle with a check. we'll tell you more about it, coming up. >>> a man has become the first openly gay player in division i men's basketball. derek gordon made the announcement this morning. he said he was inspired by stanford grad, jason collins, who came out last year. gordon said, quote, i want to be myself. i don't want to hide and be someone i'm not, end quote. >>> sheryl sandberg, one of the most powerful women, certainly in the bay area, also making it her mission to elevate women in the workplace. the facebook chief operating officer has just released a

sheryl sandberg appeared on the "today" show this morning. she said she has ruled out politics. instead she says she's made it her mission to help women succeed in the workplace. sandberg released a book "lean in" for graduates, a new book that looks at what younger women entering the workplace have to do. >> things like using communal language, we, not i, explaining why the expense you're seeking isn't just good for you but will help you do a better job for the company. women have a harder job negotiating, but if they do it the right way they can do it and get paid what they deserve. the advice is in the book. >> her book has sold more than a million copies since last year's release. we're back in a moment with more. . >>> we'll being back in 30 minutes at 6:00 with an update on the breaking news, a search for a missing swimmer at ocean beach. until then, follow us online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> a 7-year-old gilroy boy was this close to winning $100,000 after successfully filling out a march madness bracket. caden gonzalez finished 21st out of millions of entrants in yahoo!'s nca

tech execs like facebook's sheryl sandberg all dumping some of their company's stock before the nasdaqullback. but now these high fliers are cheaper. are we in for a rebound, or are worse days ahead? >>> the new wireless revolution, you'll be ultra connected from your home thermostat to your fridge to your car. the man behind skyworks solutions calls it the internet of things tsunami. his company's stock up 65% over the last year. he's joining us for a fox business exclusive. >>> and how many times does your smartphone run out of juice? imagine being able to recharge it in just 30 seconds. the company that says it has the technology. we'll tell you all about it in roughly the same amount of time it would take to charge your phone. "countdown to the closing bell" starts rig now. ♪ ♪ liz: good often, everybody, i'm liz claman. it is the last hour of trading. straddling the flat line, the dow jones industrials going in and out of positive territory at the moment. we are particularly watching bank stocks. right now many of the biggest names are trading lower. that's because financial regul

bergen sheryl sandberg have to see him a call mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg have to say on thel today. than advertising is more $60 billion. >> a lot of open questions. we will have the update for you in the late edition of "bloomberg west." cory johnson, sarah frier, and paul kedrosky, thank you. hackers from spying through the connected devices in your home through your refrigerator and coffee maker? a security expert weighs in in the next edition of security 101. ♪ tv is on the market, i am julie hyman. take a look at stocks right now, we have a decline today, a pullback after a six-day winning streak for the major markets. that is the longest we have seen since september. being extended today, the nasdaq taking the worst of it ahead of the tech earnings you guys have been talking about. ♪ you are watching bloomberg west where we focus on technology and the future of business. i'm emily chang. your technology means new security threats. social media sites push us to share more personal information than ever before. coffee makers and washing machines are constantly looking ge

women do youe sometimes feel like sheryl sandberg, like a fraud.indiscernible] >> in the world of theater there --buteople who say i feel i double long here. the data is here to believe that it is true. many women lack the confidence that men have rightly or wrongly. the data is there. also, a lot of people i can't imagine not having the kind of confidence you have. you could have the reservation that cheryl might have. a lot of men think i'm a fraud. >> but they don't let them stop. .> they don't realize >> we all feel that to some extent. women are more prone to ruminate on it and let it stop us from acting. the other point you are making is the good news in our book. we have found out that confidence can be learned. >> how do you learn it? >> it is work. you can't think it. there is no way to have complements pouring. >> you can't will confidence into your body. you can't say i will myself to run a mile. and you fail. you risk and you succeed. you work, and it is not processed over and over again. it builds up the experience. it lets you know an

sheryl sandberg says, women need to lean in. but maybe it's the workforce itself who needs an overhaul. michael okwu talks to a person just like that. >> there was a time when sabrina sanders was a card carrying facetime member. >> i sleep under my desk, 18 hours a day. day in and day out. >> it's like a badge of honor, to show how much you suffer. >> it is. i've been there, i've done that. it's been 185 days since anyone took any time off. >> at the time she was a rising star and bought into the ruthless competition. >> how far they live from the office, the founders would assign a drag coefficient. >> the are condition was what? >> they would drag you away from the office, hence drag coefficient. hence if your drag coefficient was too high you better be super-desirable or they wouldn't hire you. >> today parsons lives in a different culture, the one she made herself. her day begins in eugene oregon with her husband noah and three young boys. the day is a flurry of math problems and musical scales. then it's out the door. >> is

sheryl sandberg, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. with you. >> so this is an updated version of your book, aimed at recent college graduates. you are very well educated. you went to harvard and worked for treasury secretary summers. google, facebook, you have a lot of advice for people trying to move up in their work. how do you convince the secretary, the bus driver, the waitress, that there is advice in this book they can lean into. >> the most common question is how do i lean? how do i find a first job and negotiate for myself, especially if i'm a woman. how do i figure out how i want to do? this new book answers questions with very specific advice, advice that applies no matter where you are. no matter what type of job you're going for. >> i know you wrote this because you wanted to help other women, have them learn from your experiences. but i know also there was criticism that you didn't expect when it came out. were you surprised by the criticism that the book got. did it bother you? did it hurt you? >> i was surprised that th

i don't think sheryl sandberg is leaving, i certainly wouldn't be leaving.s stock goes to $80 on the growth. it's trading at 0.9 times peg ratio, which comparatively speaking is actually cheap. it's cheap, it's got high margin, high growth, in a hot sector, it's an tieser's dream, and it's got lots of low-hanging fruit. >> don't hold back,down, tell us what you think. >> could go to 80 you say, john. thanks very much. >>> be sure to check out the online edition of "talking numbers." >>> you have a lot of moves here. the bond market is also moving as well. yield coming down. 2.68%, everybody freaking out about higher mortgage rates. i guess they don't have to now. it's back to where it was this time yesterday. >> 2.68, mortgage rains. >>> will remain favorable, realtors everywhere, dancing the jig. >> they just have to find some inventory. >>> excellent point. on deck another day, another massive auto recall. what is behind the recent up tick. >> don't say he didn't warn you. >> herb is back to tell you why this is one red-flag stock is down 5%. >> we are ind

one of the phrases that sheryl sandberg use on the earnings call yesterday was the first targeted marketing platform in the world at scale. that is truly possible for them because this is something people continually underappreciated about facebook. the knowledge they have about their users is unparalleled. no other company in history that is shown ads to people has ever known as much about the people they show ads to. that is huge. >> david kirkpatrick with us. i am instagramming right now. courtney, i am sorry, i'm not listening to you in the enteral room. save me. company news -- >> we will start with ibm. we will add technology to his health unit. this is as the pentagon prepares to open bidding for $11 billion health records contract. watson is best known for beating humans on the game show "jeopardy." a top personhired for its health team. the telecom company trolled by billionaire carlos slim wants to buy the rest of an audrey and firm. america mobile may pay as much as $2 billion to buy a minority investors. trying to expand beyond latin america. and a judge for heineken reporting a

even in the united states, what ande learning, with lean in sheryl sandberg, the way women are treated is often much more subtle, but no less damaging, not only for the individual woman, but for the economy as a whole. i hope more and more people and institutions will help us make. [applause] from the public to the more personal, is a still a double standard in the media about how we talk about women in public life? [laughter] i had fun researching you. but your meeting with a foreign leader, your phone all night and you tied your hair back. when you came into the room he was really frightened because he heard that when your hair was back you would deliver unpleasant news. and when your hair is short, you will devalue them. [laughter] >> i had my hair longer last october for the annual meeting. they wrote a story on the front page saying that because my hair was longer, there would no longer be haircuts. [laughter] i guess that answers the question. >> really, tom. [laughter] >> i am a human sacrifice. >> there is a double standard. we have all experienced it. we have all seen it. ther

and my guest facebook coo sheryl sandberg has a new book called lean in for graduates.old them to stand up straight. hillary clinton announced she may run for president. i have not been this shocked since mitt romney announced he ran for president. this is the colbert report captioning sponsored by comedy central

despite a breakout year for facebook stock....ceo mark zuckerberg and coo sheryl sandberg-- took huge pay cuts. facebook shares are trading above $60. but according to a recent filling zuckerberg's companesation plummeted 70% last year. he takes a $1 dollar salary. but he has $3.3 billion in stock options. sandberg took a $10 million pay cut but her bonus pay went up 78%. sandberg reportedly sold more than half of her stake in facebook since the ipo. caterpillar is on the defense. executives testified on capitol hill yesterday...and defended a tax strategy that has saved the manufacturing giant 2.4 billion dollars over the past 14 years. that's according to a report from senator carl levin. the michigan democrat says the company moved profits to a swiss affiliate for a special tax rate. cat contends its practices are legal. "i want to emphasize, caterpillar complies with the u.s tax laws and we pay everything we owe." republican senator rand paul voiced his support for cat at the hearing... stating the company "deserves an award" for following through on its obligation to shareholders

. >> we heard her take on steve jobs and sheryl sandberg, but what about her sale to aol and the worksually ship? we will have more with her next. ♪ >> you're watching bloomberg west where we focus on innovation and the future of business. arianna huffington sold the huffington post to aol for $350 million just three years ago. --t is it consult right now what is your relationship like now? and what does you think of companies like for the -- up worthy? >> it shows how media has changed. when i was young, before you wereborn, the headlines supposed to be the ones that construction, the tagline which was all bleak. isthe huffington post, it generosity, compassion, ingenuity, and the stories that people want to share. that is a very different environment. think of them as competition, on the good or bad for the media business? >> i do not think about the media entities as competition. i like to run my life and my business. i don't try to dance better than anyone provide i try to do better than myself and >> by 2017 the media business will either double or shrink. and of contents i can c

the facebook coo sheryl sandberg has sold off more than half of her stake in the social networking companythey have sold about 26 million of the shares. this goes back to may of 2012. telling market makers anchor erik schatzker, they should not have to pay to retransmit content. he said the future is all about wireless. for those of us who have roku, for example. no cables, no wires, no big deal. just plug it into the television set and have a desktop connection. amazon will be a big player in this. i think others will be. >> those are some of your top headlines. >> amazon has a new settop box called the fire tv which plugs into your television and internet connection and makes it possible for you to watch movies, shows, other video anytime from the web. this represents just another bit of competition for apple as well as google. what if anything does amazon fire do that you cannot already do with your television? isn't this of us to be about making money? we have the cofounder and chairman of media more from stanford california. they have a salad use by media companies in order to learn m

i don't think that's for me, but i do really believe in what i'm doing. >> sheryl sandberg, always a graduates." thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> and we should mention that sheryl and some of the women who contributed to the book are actually going to help us with the summer series called "finding your first job today." if you are a soon-to-be grad or recently received a diploma, go to today.com for more details to get some great advice. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up next, the lovely and talented kristin chenoweth on her new role. >>> and our barber approaches the finish line of the guinness world record attempt. >>> the head shaving continues. we'll check in with david alkpander in a little while. meanwhile, kristin chenoweth is a tony and emmy winner and a proud member of the oklahoma hall of fame. in her latest role, she plays an opera singing poisonous frog in "rio 2." it's difficult, because gaby is in love with a villainous bird named nigel. >> you're the only one who knows what it feels like to be all alone. m misunderstood. you're the

one has to do with ads and the other concerns the future of coo sheryl sandberg. >>> massive securitynet, and your personal information could be at risk. tumblr's head of engineers will tell you what you can do. >> what's the most important social network for teens? the answer may surprise you. that's coming up later this hour. >>> joining u.s. for the "squawk feed," john steinberg, and cnbc contributor, and along with our own jon fortt. i know you guys are fired up about the topics. >> very much. >> first up, potential big news in the mobile payment business. we'll talk about this report, that square was considered by both apple and google as a takeover target. of course, kayla's been doing great reporting about revolving credit facilities, the notion they'll be headed to the public markets instead. i'll ask you first, kayla, what did you think of the story? >> it's interesting, because they obviously have a coveted technology, square does. people are asking what does the future look like? in the story over the weekend, i did include one detail what the banks have been considering, a

i saw one headline about your book -- less leaning, more sleeping, obviously playing off of sheryl sandberg'sk, "lean in." i know you and sheryl are good friends. >> sheryl has given a wonderful endorsement of the book. i think "lean in" is about me dealing with my own inner doubts, fears, especially fears of failure for women. and daring to dream big. completely consistent with what i'm saying. we also need to lean back in order to recharge ourselves and the more effective and more productive and more creative. especially here, in san francisco, in the valley. what is at a premium is creativity. the first thing that goes when we are burned out is our ability to be creative. steve jobs famously said that it was after zen meditation that he could hear more subtle things. some of his best ideas led to his best products after that. >> what is your philosophy? can we have it all? >> first of all, you need to define for yourself what having it all means. that is different for each person. we need to stop just buying into cultural definitions about what is success is, what having it all means. we n

i see the relentless progress that they are making to a sheryl sandberg called the world's first targetedketing platform at scale onto which i think is a powerful way to think of facebook. there is enormous opportunity. they are very well hedged. they own instagram that is one of the key things drawing usage of american teens away from facebook. i think have enormous opportunity globally that they are beginning to tap. admit it is a gigantic sort of effort for social benefits that will benefit the company, but in the long term. how much they will spend on that, is that justify, i admired it. journalist who is deeply immersed in the pop culture of the company. >> gene, are these big buys justify? -- justified? >> i think it is justified because at the currency to do it and the business momentum. they think they can take it in a different direction. there is this recent ipo in china. the are thinking about doing things around messaging. i think facebook could take a page out of payments. >> david, what do think the grounder plan -- grander plan is? >> to connect everyone on the planet. last

i'm really referencing the idea that sheryl sandberg might at some point go.you or having zuckerberg at the center, i mean does everything hang together and he just recruits better people? or as good people? >> well, i think simon, the way we look at it, is look, david ebersman is important to the company. his departure is noteworthy. we don't think it's going to have a material impact on facebook or the stock over the longer term. i think you're right that mark zuckerberg is clearly the key but i think a lot of folks closely are watching sheryl sandberg. we saw her on the "today" show a couple weeks ago indicating that she's happy at facebook, she's going to stay there. but that could, of course, change and people are wondering if that's going to change and if so, when it could change, that definitely is a risk we see over the next couple of years. >> hey, thanks for the analysis. scott kessler and arman thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> thanks a lot. >> okay. we've got a recovery on world stock markets. europe is coming back. the dow has just turned

sheryl sandberg received compensation package worth $60 million last year. yet another 550,000 easter did units plus a base salary of 395 grand and a bonus of 573 grand. yes, it all adds up to $16 million, but mark zuckerberg received no salary last year. the twitter looking to buy into the tv industry. this rda facebook partner. both companies work with the european broadcast to provide social and elected. the latest technology company to file for an ipo. they count cisco as one of their rivals. they make networking equipment with a focus on software. it counts cisco the three d million dollars last year. it is quite profitable. the adjusted profit margins are at 21%. the hope to raise $200 million in the ipo. >> now to our lead story of the day, apple and samsung going back to court in san jose over a patent that many people say this is a fight between apple and google. a lot of the things they have a problem with our with the google android operating system. >> the fundamental question is what was google's alone, what was the cap from samsung, or is samsu

this is why when sheryl sandberg says lean in and the only way you can do it is with a good partner, everybody take note. >> bob? >> first of all, i know a little bit about this, it happened before in phoenix. as a matter of fact, a couple of children have died. there is a place you can take kids in phoenix so you can go shopping, go for a job interview. there's no excuse. 124 degrees, another ten minutes those kids would be dead. i think they both made a terrible mistake. >> they should take the kids from the moms. >> they did. >> dana? >> i think it's harder taking kids away from a mom, does it cause more problems later on? but it does seem to me this is criminal neglect. i think they have a case. >> absolutely. >> they have laws. you can't even leave a dog in a car. >> yeah. it's interesting. s shanisa who was applying for a job, she already has a publicist. she has a wave of advocates defending her. sot moral is leave your kids in hot cars. >>> this will give you a creeps. check out this houston burglar caught on surveillance camera lurking over a toddler sound asleep in his crib

and now taking on comic books, with the executive the star of a new comic called "female force, sheryl sandberg," a visual bog -- biographer >> her powers are very real. she can bring financial powers to bear and make can bring the weather. to bear. >> show us what you have. >> where is that cape? >> my cape? i have an umbrella. >> perfect! do you have a hammer? >> there no lightning today. that is the good part. good morning, everyone, coming up on 6:18. 29 through the napa valley down to 37 to vallejo and across the bay to 80 at hercules and we have wet weather moving toward the san mateo bridge and getting a little bit of a break back to woodside and in the south bay it is clearing with moisture open most of the road and we will head over to san ramon are we have the best radar returns right now. the temperatures are in the upper 40's to nearly 50 degrees in most of the east bay valley and out highway 4 which is indicative of all of us. plenty of space between the cars on the embarcardero are we have ponding for the last come of hours as the rain moves through and it will be scattered by the

beyonce and sheryl sandberg other big names include former secretary of state hillary clinton and tab star jason collins and scandal star sherry washington. nice to see so many women on the list. >> true. it is true. it is about time. mike has the forecast. >> time to get warmer weather. >> and rain, too. >> we have everything. the temperatures could go from 20 to 25 degrees the next several days and right now, we are setting the stage for a chance of light rain and scattered showers tomorrow and right now we just have a sea breeze and the low clouds along the coast and down to half a mile and the valleys along the coast. the north bay is filling with clouds and we are seeing clouds develop along the east bay shoreline because of the sea breeze but in san jose we are off to a sunny start as we look at 280 and 17 this morning and a try one. increasing clouds today and temperatures are close to yesterday which is close to normal. rain tonight and showers and thunderstorms are possible and another chance of rain open saturday night and it will be hot inland next week and we could reach n

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. >> the book is lean in for graduates and it's sheryl sandberg's sequel and it is extraordinarily helpfuluide for men and women graduating. >> thank you, andrea for having me. >> what a beautiful day it was at the naval academy with all of the midshipmen and the superintendent. our thanks to mike miller. the royals in new zealand. they took to the high seas for a bit of friendly competition, each took the helm of an america's cup sailing yacht for a pair of races. katherine won both times. they are famously competitive. when asked what happens, prince william said sabotage. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. [ male announcer ] inside every box of cheerios are those great-tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. is it a superhero? kinda. ♪ cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be

. >>> back now to my interview with facebook coo sheryl sandberg as we talk about issues impacting womend how we got connected, watch. >> oh, yeah. >> even though you completely believe and prove that, you know, a woman can be a successful executive at the office and a wonderful mother at home that doesn't mean you have guilt, and you talk in your book about guilt. i want to get the -- how you say it. can i have it all is a huge trap for women and that guilt management can be just as important as time management for mothers because we're constantly being sent messages from ourself first and then from the outside world that what we're doing, that we're -- our choices are wrong. now, i mean, i had a debate about this on the air with eric ericson and lou dobbs -- >> who is how we met -- >> i just called you to congratulate you. this is how it started. watch. so i'll start with you, eric, what makes you dominant and me submiss sieve and who died and made you scientist in chief? [ laughter ] >> so i loved this so much that i called you and we became friends over it, and i was really impressed

tech execs like facebook's sheryl sandberg all dumping some of their company's stock before the nasdaqhese high fliers are cheaper. are we in for a rebound, or are worse days ahead? >>> the new wireless revolution, you'll be ultra connected from your home thermostat to your fridge to your car. the man behind skyworks solutions calls it the internet of things tsunami. his company's stock up 65% over the last year. he's joining us for a fox business exclusive. >>> and how many times does your smartphone run out of juice? imagine being able to recharge it in just 30 seconds. the company that

sheryl sandberg has launched a campaign with a girl scout to ban the word bossy as an adjective thatis used for girls. and i'm curious as to whether or not you think this is an attack on language. >> what about halsey? [laughter] >> i actually think that we should embrace this work. if you have any opinion on that? [laughter] >> that is a good idea. >> unbelievably -- well, it's not unbelievable because everything is believable i'm just beginning to shake this up for speech that i have to give on sexism and politics. and the twisting of the words. a man is ambitious, great. a woman is ambitious -- it's like, oh. you can take the simplest word and put a connotation on and it goes on and on. i expect to see the word stride and come out at some point when hillary speaks. so if there. >> i want to urge anyone who has a question to please come on up. the microphone is here. >> i also feel that women who have this take a severe beating in the culture. and i have endured and i would like to speak out against that terrible prejudice. >> especially if they are single. [laughter] >> yes, exact