facebook sheryl sandberg says she needs you to help accomplish it. it's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. she spoke exclusively with scott budman about the huge need in our area. >> cheryl sanberg famous in the bay area for starting entire movements. today she spoke about her goal that no child in the bay area goes hungry. we have a lot of money here, but also a lot of need. >> reporter: she's one of silicon valley's most recognizable people. that's saying something. now sheryl sandberg is focusing on food, as in helping those in the bay area who don't have enough of it. >> one in three children is hungry or will be hungry in our area. that's a problem we can solve. >> sandberg will co-chair the stand up for kids campaign, aiming to raise $7 million to end childhood hunger, an issue she says she takes seriously and personally. >> my children and i go regularly to distributions and we hand eight ba flan nahs to a family of five. that's a distribution for a month. we know they can do more and we know they need more. >> reporter: at san jose's se

. >> sheryl sandberg spoke with scott budman. >> reporter: we haven't heard from sheryl sandberg in abut she's back fighting what she calls one of the biggest problems in the bay area. >> this problem is unacceptable. >> reporter: hunger. sandberg is co-chairing a campaign aiming to earn $7 million to end childhood hunger here. >> i don't think the people realize how pervasive hunger is in the bay area. one in three children in our bay area face hunger. they don't know where all of their meals are coming from. >> reporter: she'll be working with san jose second harvest food bank. >> you found out sheryl sandberg is on board? >> wow. >> our campaign is directly focused on raising $7 million to help us do very specific things in our community. >> reporter: sandberg known not only for business but "lean in" campaign. >> part of the message of "lean is" is empowering men and women to seek things that they want to be different in the world and we need to fix them. >> reporter: scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> sandberg says you can help by going on to its website. tonight, more with sher

sheryl sandberg is taking on a new cause. >>> one of the most powerful executives in the world, sheryldberg is taking on a new cause in a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. sandberg spoke to scott budman about what's next. >> how are you, first? >> thank you. >> reporter: sheryl sandberg is back at facebook and back with a new fight. >> let's solve the problem. >> reporter: she's taking on hunger in the bay area where she will co-chair the stand up for kids campaign at san jose's second harvest food bank. but don't worry, the lean-in movement is still a big part of her life. in fact, sandberg says it can help bring people together for the next battle. >> with lean in, it was certainly about explaining that we're not near quality and there's a lot that we need to do, business, government, individual companies to do better. >> reporter: technology can also help feed the hungry. remember when facebook made it easy to become an organ donor. >> i'll put this on facebook. i certainly share my passion for this and try to explain the problem. >> reporter: sandberg is sending out a challeng

you find out sheryl sandberg is onboard. >> wow. we focus on raising $7 million to help very specific things in our community. >> reporter: sandberg famous not only for business but the lean in campaign to help women says the fight against hunger will take cues from lean in. >> part of the message is empowering women and men. this is me leaning in. >> reporter: scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> you can help by going to the website. for 50 cents you can provide a meal to a family. right now eight in ten californians are living and breathing in dangerous pollution. some of the worst air is here in california. here is a closer look at how bay area communities did. santa clara got an "f," the worst in the bay area. alameda scored a "d." >>> let's turn our attention to the weather with rob mayeda. some windy skies today and maybe a chance of showers later? >> i have a lot of clouds in oakland but no showers. 56 degrees and cloud filled skies at 55. mid day we'll have sporting kc. winds picking up as that game continues. a windy day la

coming from. >> he'll be working with the second harvest food bank in san jose. >> you find out sheryl sandberg is on board. >> wow. >> our stand up for kids campaign focused directly on raising $7 million to help us do specific things in our community. >> sandberg is famous not only for business but for the lean-in campaign to help women. says the fight against hunger will take cues from lean in. >> part of the meigsage is to empower women and men and seek to things to be different in the world and leaning in to fix them. >> this is me leaning in. >> sandberg says you can help the campaign by visiting the website. tomorrow night more with sheryl sandberg on how the success of lean in and facebook is helping her with her newest challenge. >> we look forward to that tomorrow night, scott. >>> thank you. >>> on the move. slowly fearing this house will fall off a cliff. we'll show you the delicate maneuver along our coast. >>> i'm michelle roberts in palo alto where police are investigating racist graffiti on a campus. >>> good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri a, a mild to warm day. thing

what about sheryl sandberg? >> well, you know, if it's true that they are concerned about his ability to handle creative content, i don't know why you go out and hire sheryl sandberg. she runs a platform, web platform, not a content company. i think if you are looking for someone who runs a content company, you kind of have to stay in the media industry. maybe you could define it a little more broadly than just traditional media but you really want someone in charge of a content business. i don't know that there's a really long list of candidates of people who could both handle a company the scope of disney and are good on the creative side. you might have mentioned peter churn's name five years ago but he's 65. that date may have passed for him. there aren't a lot of people that quickly come to mind. >> is the stock investable today or not? >> well, disney is always investable. it's one of the pillars of our economy. we have a market performer rating on it. i do echo the comments earlier that it is a little bit

sheryl sandberg is still leaning in. she's taking on a new cause. still working to help women. berg spoke exclusively to our business and tech reporter scott budman about what's next. >> how are you first? >> i'm good. >> sheryl sandberg is back at facebook and back with a new fight. >> let's solve the problem. >> sandberg is taking on hunger in the bay area where she'll co-chair the stand up for kids campaign at san jose's second harvest food bank. don't worry. the lean in movement is still a big part of her life. in fact, sandberg said it can help bring people together for the next battle. >> with lean in, it was certainly about explaining that we're not near equality. there's a lot all of us need to do, business, government, individuals, companies to be better. >> technology can also help feed the hungry. remember when facebook made it easy to become an organ donor? >> is there a button we can push. in other words, is there something to -- >> certainly. i'll put this on facebook. i share my passion for this and try to help explain the problem and raise money on facebook. >> s

you are very close personal friends with sheryl sandberg. you think about the role of networks and the power of networks to empower women but also work against them? mrs. huffington: well networks , have always been important from ancient times because we want to work with people we like. they can become a problem if we want to only work with people who are similar to us. i mean, i know, emily, when i was building "the huffington post," i realized if we were going to succeed, i had to hire people who i might not want to have dinner with. i had to hire people who were a third of my age, and you think i did not know? i would know them in a deeper way or i would never know them. they are essential for our success and the same applies in any field. and also also, even if you are , the boss, you need to realize you don't know everything, especially in a very fast-changing world, where constantly disrupting ourselves which is essential for success. ♪ emily: sleep is one of the great mysteries of science. you have written a whole book about it. thi

. >> sheryl sandberg is on board. >> wow. >> stand up for kids campaign is focused on raising $7 million to help us to do some specific things in our community. >> reporter: sandberg, famous not only for business but the lean in campaign to help women says the fight against hunger will take some huge effort from lean in. >> we need to fix them. >>> you can help the stand up for kids campaign by going on the website. she says for 50 cents you can provide a meal to a family. >>> new twist in a mass murder in ohio. police are refocusing the investigation. >>> a rare look at wildlife in action. the dramatic scene captured off the monterrey coast. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) anniversay. ==vo== >>> thousands of people took to the streets of los angeles to demand justice on a somber anniversary. today marks the 101st anniversary of the armenian genocide. between 1915 and 19

. >> roger, you brought up facebook and got to ask you about sheryl sandberg. do you think there's a chance that facebook could lead sheryl sandberg, maybe she can head up a media company that's going through a shake-up? >> the question around the rumors on disney. obviously you have this will situation where thomas staggs has left disney creating a hole where at least investors thought succession plan was going, and, you know, sheryl is on the board, and, i mean, it's hard to imagine a more appealing outsider for a situation like that. facebook is the fastest growing media company, maybe ever, certainly today. i personally -- first of all, i have no actual insight. i haven't talked to her about it and have idea what she's thinking. i would be surprise federal she went, not because the opportunity isn't amazing but simply because, you know, she's a mother of two young children. she lives in the bay area. disney is in l.a. it would require moving. it would require a period of really incrementally intense activity. i'm sure it would be exciting, and i imagine the

sensitive to treadmill falls less than a year after the death of dave goldberg, the husband of sheryl sandberg. we're back with news about the popemobile. stay with us. tog at. fotheirst - er -an >>> tonight at 6, for the first time ever, san franciscans can choose what kind of power will light up their homes. pretty cool. if you choose the clean energy feature, this is where it will come from, the wind farm helping to make the green transmission. we'll take you there on our 6:00 newscast. and we have a programming note to pass along. because of tonight's giants/a's game here on nbc bay area, some of your favorite shows will be airing on a different channel. you can find caught on camera and grim on comcast channel 186. as for "dateline," it will air here on nbc bay area immediately following the game. and finally at 5:00, it's a true holy roller. the car that pope francis rode during his visit to new york city sold at auction today for 300 grand. that's not an april fools' joke. the money from the sale of the fiat 500 hatch back will go to catholic charities in new york. the car aers owner is

probably somebody that wall street would be intrigued about would be sheryl sandberg. going say with jack dorsey having two jobs. leaders proven to be a at facebook. to the extent that disney needs to make a giant step into the age over the next 10 years, maybe sheryl sandberg is someone that can do that. outside of the company, there are a lot of media executives. peter -- is out there. a news corporation executive, spent a long time under rupert murdoch. doing a lot of interesting things in the digital media space. it would be somewhat unusual for them to go outside. tom: no one cares about your silly gossip. buy, hold, sell, disney. hold disney. we have been buying. our analysts for capital markets -- we see these types of things in a core stock, we buy more. tom: the cash flow is not under threat. brian: no. stock is this different then other media companies because of the cable component with espn. cable and media is all about broad pan. that is what comcast -- why comcast is a better start. disney is more about content. tom: they've got a big movie that will save

another case may be sheryl sandberg. executives ofior facebook. highly regarded in the marketplace.reat job. paul sweeney. coming up, we will be sitting down with secretary of state john kerry. with the new energy finance summit. we'll get the take on clean energy and how climate is tied to national security. mark: i am mark barton. betty: i am betty liu in new york. the future of energy summit is underway here. my colleagues at the grand hyatt with a very special guest. thank you. we are joined by the u.s. secretary of state john kerry. our would like what the potential partnership between the private actor in a government with the climate change. what are you asking the private sector to do? >> make energy conscious decisions and her business. choices, we their actually have energy. move into an energy-based economy. be significant in terms of submissions and all the climate. it is the greatest economic opportunity the world is looking at today. millions of jobs to be created in macon's energy conscious decisions. by the way, when you power the plant more efficiently, you can say

it's less than a year ago with the death of dave goldberg, the husband and executive of sheryl sandberg. bower transportation can no longer use muni stops to pick up the workers. bower's in conflict with drivers overpaid andionionization efforts but city transportation leadering say their decision had nothing to do with the conflict. bower disagrees saying teamsters are behind the decision. >> morin county tracking down on speeders, there have been serious accidents with hikers, walkers, and cyclists in the county's open based district. that includes 250 miles of roads and trails. the speed limit is 55 miles an hour or 5 if you're coming up on a blind corner. >> jeff ranieri is back with us. we're counting down to the first pitch. giants and a's in the bay area. a little chilly. >> i've got the popcorn and peanuts back in the weather center. i'm ready. i'm ready to kick it off. let's get a live look. have sunny skies and the sun sets across the east bay. daly city, you can see the clouds moving in. dangerous surf which have more details on. yes, at&t park right here in the nbc bay area

. >> sheryl sandberg last quarter said if you are a big brand advertiser and want to advertise on thenternet, there are only two places, google and facebook. that is what we are seeing. revenue call down on the guidance for the second quarter for twitter, so they continue to have problems monetizing the user base. scarlet: i want to jump in here. twitter release, brand marketers did not boost spending as quickly as expected. joe: twitter has made this argument for a while that we should not even be talking about monthly average users and that we should look at the fact that they have a lot more people who see tweets somewhere in the twitter.com,ual on so they have more users than active users, but if the brand marketers aren't coming in, then that argument is not resonating with advertisers. have 500t says we see ourusers that tweets, but we are not able to monetize them and go to advertisers and say this is our audience and advertises are not buying it. they can't measure it. f you watch tv as you say, they can't seem to turn that around. super users and high profile users, but to br

you wouldn't call him the innovator per se but he's done a wonderful job there just like sheryl sandbergas done a wonderful job teaming with mark zuckerberg. so i think they have something in mind here. there may be more that we don't know, that we're not privy to the inside board room discussions. >> overall, bill, you're on some high profile boards. you never want the board to act with this air of conformity, right? i just wonder it may be disruptive now and the stock may be done on it but i wonder if you think there is a hidden value in a board that continues to ask questions even as the time approaches for a change. >> i really don't. i really disagree. no, i don't think so. there are so many shareholders so many people engaged in disney you need to send clear signals. if you have three candidates no problem. one of the people on the board susan arnold maybe she should have been the choice. but you say we have these three candidates but when you designate someone as chief operating officer that's pretty much a signal that the person would will take over. and i don't think did he anyt

his coo sheryl sandberg got more than a million dollars in protection.paid $1.6 million to protect its founder and ceo jeff base so. >>> feeias chrysler google could be teaming up. they are in talks to form a technical partnership with fiat chrysler and google. google says it doesn't intend to make driverless cars but would like to license the technology. >>> snapchat is sued after a georgia man says a teen driver smashed into his car while using the app. the teenager driving this white mercedes allegedly allegedly used the app's speed filter topping out at 113 miles an hour. then she slammed into this mitsubishi. snapchat users can take videos and choose from a variety of filters like one that shows you how fast you're going. the lawsuit says it's incentive to speed. >>> there is growing support in congress tonight to draft women. representative duncan hunter calls the draft sexist and proposes that women 18 to 26 register. the house armed services committee passed the measure and congressman jackie speier says we should support it. we are asking your t

to me, the genius of mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg and their team is that they went out early anddentified products that were likely to cannibalize facebook. and they acquired them. so at least they're doing it to themselves. and i think that that is, you know -- that is a sign of a really astute management team. you know, i've been worried that things inside the u.s. were so hostile around this election cycle that nobody was going to have any friends any more. but apparently that's not happening. and apparently, all this concern about lack of original content, people no longer posting their location or their selfies. that's apparently overblown. i've talked to people at facebook who have said to me, that was an issue six months ago. it was still an issue three months ago. but for the most part, it's resolved and trends are more favorable again there. so i think from a facebook point of view, we're going to get good news this week. and i think this is going to be a very good year on earnings. and what the market pays for that remains to be seen. but from where i sit, if the market

i have heard sheryl sandberg of facebook, i don't know. but she has wiggle room.hink she has to pick someone who will supplement and complement her in a way that gives her kind of a power she needs going noop tinto the gene. >> the name that was floated this week has been elizabeth warren. >> i don't think elizabeth warren wants it. if she wanted it, she would have run for president. i think she's happy in the senate. you will hear more about sherrod brown. he is a name that even though he did go for hillary clinton, he's close to senator sanders. he wants to mayplay a role in bringing the party together. he excites the base so that's one thing she has to worry inta the sanders supporters. she should worry about african-americans and latinos. cory booker has brought on his own economic populism. i will throw out a name we kick around, eric holder. he will make a lot of people very happy. then latinos, julian castro's star seems to have dimmed but tom perez would be awesome. >> he seems to be on the short list. let's go back to the sherrod brown conversation becaus

ceo sheryl sandberg saying users are sharing and creating three times more video on the social network alone. twitter, snap chat and vine relying on video content. how much will the tech giants have to pay for the so-called programming. alex canterwitz wrote the article, quote, as social shifts to video content creators win power and dollars. alex, good to have you with us. you're basically saying the 12-year-olds putting out all the new video now have the power? >> it's not necessarily the 12-year-olds. it could also be the professional content creators out there. basically there is a limited set of quality video that facebook has to draw from, and as they compete against twitter and snap chat and other platforms that want to show users video. they're going to have to pay for the good stuff. >> what is the good stuff? i was being a little glib about who is posting content. what kind of stuff are we talking about here? >> facebook and twitter are both trying to figure out exactly what is the good stuff. you're seeing experiments. twitter paying nfl millions of dollars and stream games

dagen: sheryl sandberg's execution of mark sucker berg. >> both of them. they have been a great team. more like yahoo will be the big contrast, yahoo took strategic direction the same time as facebook. most of their initiatives have fallen flat. everything facebook has done has been dead on in terms of where the market is going. dagen: the difference between facebook and yahoo, different situations they are facing. >> over the same period they had the same opportunities, facebook capitalized, yahoo didn't. >> one thing facebook did, you put your finger on, they figured out how to monetize mobility. this was the issue. how do you make money on mobility. dagen: charge more for mobile apps versus what you see on your pc. >> they have unbelievable ways to track stocks. they have measurement tools they can say to an advertiser you advertise here and this is the number of people that clicked on it. the number of people that bought something in that category after you advertise. the measurement tools. dagen: funny thing is facebook is a great example of using peo

>> we mentioned before sheryl sandberg from the board of disney. is that someone you would see stepping into that role? >> certainly a possibility. who knows if she'd want to the leave her current position, which is a pretty great position. >> right. >> all right. we will get more color from a guy who knows a lot about it. >> 7:00 a.m. jim stewart. wrote the book on them. >> not only did he write the book on disney, he actually did write a book on disney. >> yeah, he wrote the book. he wrote a book on disney. >> there you go. >> one of the great sort of business narratives of our time. >> brett, thanks for coming in today. >> thanks for having me. >> let's get another check on the futures this morning. there is some red across the boards this morning. dow futures down by 133 points. the nasdaq off by 36. if you take a look at what's been happening in the treasury markets, you'll see that yield is still stubbornly below 1.8% at 1.725%. checking out the dollar, you'll see that at least right now the dollar, which was weaker yesterday against the yen,

hillary clinton, another possibility -- sheryl sandberg.id: part of my reaction to this is, the clinton candidates are really serious candidates. -- carl icahn, jack welsh yak up these are serious people, but as treasury secretary? carol: we will see what will happen. coming up, everybody, to brexit or to remain. that is the question in everyone's mind. that is coming up next. ♪ jonathan: this is a bloomberg go. breaking news on valeant. matt: the basic story is they are saying that they have added no items that require restatement and they are in full compliance with the credit packs and senior notes. they say there's no concern of default since they have filed the 10k. they do say that internal controls were not effective. i am watching the headlines role across the terminal now. that is fairly interesting. they do plan to file statements for year and today. -- for year end today. they say there was existence of material weakness. this stuff, and armstrong is more of an expert, is kind of expected i would say. the most interesting story f

on this stupid thing with your pictures from people that -- i mean -- >> are you suggests that sheryl sandbergs not -- >> no, i'm suggesting i don't think facebook is that -- i don't know. >> and therefore what? >> therefore nothing. i just said i don't think -- i never thought i'd mention facebook and disney in the same -- faber used to do annoying aol comparisons. five dow components you could own for the price of aol. that didn't make sense to me. i don't understand facebook. what's the market cap? double disney, isn't it? >> is it double disney? >> i don't know if it's double. >> 257. i think disney is 160. >> i don't understand. >> she's a very qualified ceo. >> you're the one that always calls them by their first name. it's not me. i'm gender blind, completely. you know what they say -- >> the question came up, would sheryl rather be at disney or facebook. >> i think you'd take the ceo job at disney. >> well, no kidding. >> if you're the coo. >> you're not sitting there looking at some stupid thing, i don't know, seeing someone on vacation, then an ad pops up. >> it has been revolutionar

. >> look at sheryl sandberg and countless others.now like warren buffett and bill gates. there's a world view, you either make your thoughts your ally, or your enemy. >> hmm. >> sure. >> speaking of your enemies, during this last season, last year of "celebrity apprentice" your sworn enemy was geraldo rivera. and you were right there at the conclusion. trump was looking at you and geraldo rivera. how good does it feel to know that you kicked geraldo's butt? >> i relive it every day. >> we remind him every day, too. >> so funny. he has such great support here. i'm such a fan of his. and he's tough. there's no question. he'll tell you. >> right. >> no, he would. >> you know what though, you know this, it was so dramatic for me, because i wanted to get to that finish line. people underestimate passion. and you know, when you have a driving force, you really have your eye on the prize, and you're just playing your own game by your rules, to get there, i wanted to be able to get to that finish line to talk about leeza's care connection, a

sandberg is on that board. >> along with jack dorsey, john chen, mark parker. it's a beautiful looking board. >> people are pointing to sherylthe question is do they need a creative content person or a media technology person. >> just that chatter will send facebook down. she's extraordinary. you listened to conference calls, you know she's a multi talented individual viewed as great. >> ambitious, young would have to be considered in the small group of people fsh, if she's interested in it who has some experience. >> have you noticed where time warner is? back to 72? >> i have. >> that is the expansion on the earnings. >> yes. >> people at time warner -- jeff bui bukas is a great men, when the stock was at 60, he said it will get to 72. the entertainment group has come back. >> barron's over the weekend say it could go up 25% in a year based on the batman/superman franchise. >> that seemed a little much. >> yeah. i don't know. >> i still think in the coming world the question as to whether you need to watch -- last night maybe you did need to watch tnt or tbs. >> villanova was on channel -- >> i had it on 3. but do you need