oliver: we got the details on that story in an interview with sheryl sandberg. >> we know sandberg, the lean in, this mix between an emotional and professional person. what we haven't seen so far and what my story is trying to convey is just how much that openness has reflected on her career at facebook and the culture within, and also whether this helps her as a professional. her latest venture into openness, the writing about her husband's death, something no executive to this point has really done shows just how far she is willing to go in order to really connect with people outside of facebook. it seems to be starting this new way of communicating as an executive. she is not really saying it is strategic, but it has helped facebook. facebook is a company in the midst of a lot of image problems more so than financial problems. they are doing great financially, but image wise, this company has had to deal with the fake news debacle, murder being streamed live on their platform, battling regulators in europe and at home. this is a company at odds with donald trump on many issues, and w

then, the prestige, power, and celebrity influence of sheryl sandberg. all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ we are here with editor in chief megan murphy. venezuela, it was an emerging market that was firing on all cylinders. different story today. megan: incredibly different story. the thing i like about this piece is exactly that issue you bring up. there is a quote that says they can't picture a country that has fallen so quickly, so fast, not just economically or markets, but the actual impact on people. it is so alarming. the average venezuelan is losing 19 pounds, the struggle to get access to food. oliver: does this signal a change of ideology or regime shift in terms of political ideology within latin america? absolutely. you have hugo chavez of the most prominent example of someone who swept in on this populist hide. latin america was populist long before we were populist. they were traditionally left somewhat a loan. venezuela had the advantage of having a huge oil economy that was such a large exporter when we had oil prices where the

oliver: up next, sheryl sandberg on silicon valley's fear of failure.hina's supersized robots. that is next on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ oliver: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am oliver renick. still ahead in this issue, facebook ceo sheryl sandberg is out with a new book about the importance of emotional honesty at home and in the office. and we will show you how sean hannity has become top dog at fox news, as well as apple getting into its first tv show. all that is still ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ oliver: we are back with editor-in-chief megan murphy to talk about more must reads in the magazine. we are talking robots. tell us what you are looking at. megan: we are talking china. we are talking robots. this is another example of where china has lagged in terms of expansion in robots in its workforce and used by companies, but they are making a massive push to catch up and dominate the robot sector. china has 50 robots for every 10,000 workers, compared to 176 in the u.s., 300 in germany, so they know they do not have enough t

now facebook sheryl sandberg is redefining what it all means. sharing the pain of her husband's sudden death. >> sitting down with my 7-year-old daughter and 10-year-old son and telling them, you're never going to see your father again. the tech titan starting a new conversation about loss, living a life of resilience, and even daring to find joy. >> we judge people who date, particularly women, after their spouse has died. >>> plus, he's the hip-hop jock of shock. he calls himself charlamagne tha god. but it's what he's calling everyone else that's getting him attention. from kanye -- >> kanye kardashian in the building. >> to drake. >> you look like a thumb with eyebrows. >> it's what he's saying about black privilege that's causing real waves. >>> and -- ♪ candyman makes everything he bakes ♪ >> get your golden ticket, willy wonka's world of pure imagination on broadway, behind the scenes at "charlie and the chocolate factory." cue the oompa loompas. first the "nightline 5." >>> let life in. with new herbal essences. bursting with argan oil o

we'll be right back with sheryl sandberg!ked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! my next guest is facebook's chief operating officer and founder of the "lean in" movement. please welcome sheryl sandberg. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: well, we last spoke when you dead "lean in" for -- when you did "lean in" for graduates in 2014. since then, you've experienced great loss. for those of you out there who don't know, in 2015, your husband dave died suddenly, and you have now written a book called "option b: facing adversity, building resilience and fi

we'll be right back with sheryl sandberg!ers and applause ) ( band pla ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! my next guest is facebook's chief operating officer and founder of the "lean in" movement. please welcome sheryl sandberg. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: well, we last spoke when you dead "lean in" for -- when you did "lean in" for graduates in 2014. since then, you've experienced great loss. for those of you out there who don't know, in 2015, your husband dave died suddenly, and you have now written a book called "option b: facing adversity, building res the book to a large degree is about you coping with your loss and trying to find something positive about it and to share that experience and to learn other people's experiences of loss. why was it important for you to share this most personal of experiences? >> when i lost dave suddenly, you know, it's the unimaginable, and you know that because you've lived it too. i'm sure other p

. >> monday motivation and i got to tell you we had the perfect person for that, sheryl sandberg. and she has a powerful message about coming back after loss. the death, sudden unexpected death of her dear husband, dave, and she has something that many of us can relate to about how you come back from that kind of loss. >> can't wait to hear from her. we've got something to make this monday we're taking you behind the scenes of broadway's new hit show "charlie and the chocolate factory." [ cheers and applause ] >>> and all of your favorite characters are back, so much anticipation and bringing of course pure imagination to life just for us and for why you guys coming up. >>> first to amy with the morning rundown. >> i saw that musical last night. it is spectacular, cannot wait for that. >>> in the meantime we talk about the news and the big story this morning, a new round of threats from north korea warning the u.s. to get out of south korea or face war. president trump addressed the escalating tensions overnight, conferring by phone with the leaders of japan and china after north

sheryl sandberg, thank you for being here.really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> follow me on facebook and twitter at jaketapper. tweet the show at the lead. i'm jake tapper. tune in tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. i turn you over now to one mr. don lemon with "cnn tonight." thank you for watching. >>> the trump white house internal as the clock ticks to the president's 100th day in office. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. president trump has had his troubles with federal judges. a judge in san francisco blocking the executive order on immigration. riance priebus says the ninth circuit is going bananas. >>> michael flynn may have broke the law when he failed to properly disclose payments on russia. joining me is mark preston, gloria borger and pamela brown. also philip mudd, jack kingston and michael moore, the former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. good evening, everyone. pamela, we'll start with you for the news on this. the latest on the state of the russian investigation. and parti

but sheryl sandberg's leanin.org is helping the event gain traction on social media. equal pay day is always on a tuesday because that's how long women would have to work in to the next week to make as much as their male counterparts. >>> a tax break that many californians count on may be in jeopardy. republicans in washington are calling for eliminating the federal deduction for state and local taxes. that essentially reduces the amount of a filer's taxable income. the l.a. times points out that will hurt california taxpayers pretty hard. the deduction saved californians $101 billion last year. >>> a major milestone for bay area based tesla. its market value now ranks above the ford motor company. here are the numbers. electric carmaker now has a market capitalization of $48 billion. that's more than ford's $45 billion value. and it's just below general motors which is valued at $51 billion. take a look at the dramatic difference in the number of cars each company produces. last year tesla delivered fewer than 80,000 vehicles around the world while ford delivered 6.7

that's something sheryl sandberg knows very personally. the facebook executive releases her new book, her second book later today. our bay area revelations team was the only crew to sit down with sandberg to talk about the new adventure. >> the book is called "option b" facing adversity, building resilience and finding joy. in it, sandberg shares how she coped after her husband dave goldberg died in an accident in mexico two years ago. >> everyone faces some form of option b. option b is about how we build resilience. it's not something we have a set amount but something we build. >> the book title came about after a conversation sandberg had with a friend. >> my friend phil when i lost dave, we were talking about an activity that dave wasn't there to take my son to, and we came up with another option, someone else to cover. and i looked at him and said, but i want dave. he said, well, option a isn't available. so we're going to kick the out of option b. >> sandberg, a single mother of two, says with this tragedy also comes greater apprecia

emily spoke to sheryl sandberg.ped away in that instant. and so i turned to my friend adam gray who is a psychologist, and asked him what i could do. how do i get my kids through this, how do i get myself through this? and i learned that resilience is not something we have a set amount of. it's a muscle. we build it, we build it in ourselves, in each other. in our children. and option b is our attempt to share what we learned. from the researchers who have studied this for a really long time, from other people who have faced all forms of adversity. and how do you get away then from that sense that what you were feeling at the worst moment would be with you forever? it's about rejecting permanence. in psychologist language. it's about when it is so bad, knowing or believing it can get better. those early moments of grief. i felt i was sucked into a void, like i could barely breathe. my brother—in—law talked about it, david's brother, as a boot stuck on his chest, pushing him in. and people told me, who had been throu

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and option b-- facebook's sheryl sandberg opens up about her struggle after her husband's death. first, voters went to the polls yesterday in france, the first of two rounds to elect a new president. the field was winnowed to two candidates, neither from the establishment parties that have governed france for decades. it sets up a may 7th tÊte-À-tÊte runoff between a centrist newcomer, and thface of the faright from paris, specl corresndent malcolm brabant reports >> reporter: the two candidates still standing emerged this morning to crowds of supporters: centrist emmanuel macron, and marine le pen, leader of the far-right national front. she fired the first broadside, in the northern town of rouvroy: >> ( translated ): the reality is that mr. macron is not a patriot in any way at all. he is a hysterical, radical 'europeanist.' he is for total open borders. >> reporter: sunday's opening round saw a 78% turnout: macron won 24% of the vote. le pen followed with 21%, while conservative francois fillon finished with 20%. and far-left candidate jean-luc melenchon had 19. this was the

facebook chief operating officer sheryl sandberg and psychologist adam grant offer their thoughts on resilience after life-changing setbacks in opposite to be and mark lawyer provides a history of the us special forces and their role in the world today in oppose any foe. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> tonight we have mary jennings hegar with her book "shoot like a girl: one woman's dramatic fight in afghanistan and on the home front" which details her time serving in afghanistan. [applause] and her fight to eliminate the military's ground combat exclusion policy which cost female arm servicemembers from serving in combat roles.she is here in austin with her family and works as an executive coach and consultant and goes back to her all the water by

. >> first she leaned now facing option bp sheryl sandberg is out with a new book it. it sharls the personal journey after her husband's death in 2015. she sat down with business and tech reporter are. >> sandberg's book is called "option b." facing adversely and finding resilience and finding joy. sandberg sat down with us about the new venture, what comes after leaning in. >> no one's live is perfect. some of the traumas with sbig or mall but we all face them option b is about what with he do for ourselves what we do for other people to build our resilience and find the path forward. >> sheryl sandberg was forced to find a new path after her husband's death while vacationing in mexico. suddenly she was raising two kids on her own, while serving as one of the world's most powerful executives. sandberg says many things have changed for her the last two years. including her gratitude. >> it's so ironic to go through something as traumatic as losing a husband and find greater appreciation for basic things than i had before. but until dave died it never occurred to me that

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but sheryl sandberg experienced hers very >>> we all face some obstacles and loss in life and sheryl sandberg experienced hers very publicly when she unexpectedly lost her husband. >> the facebook executive release her second book today. our bay area revelations team was the only local tv crew to sit down with sandberg about her new venture. nbc bay area's scott budman has more. >> the book is called "option b, facing ald veracity, building resilience and finding joy." in it she shared how she coped after her husband dave goldberg dialed in an accident in mexico two years ago. >> everyone faces some form of "option b." and it's about how we build resilience. it's nothing it's not something that we have a set amount but something we built. >> the title came out after a conversation sandberg had with a friend. >> we were talking about an activity that dave wasn't able to take my son to and we looked for another option and she said option "a" isn't available so we'll keep the bleep out of option "b." >> until dave day it never occurred to me that dave could die which never occurred to me

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. >>> plus facebook's sheryl sandberg has a new book.x" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york city, this is "squawk box." ♪ >>> good morning, welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square. take a look at the futures this morning. they are surging following the french election results. you're seeing the dow looks like it would open up about 230 points higher, s&p 500 up over 30 points and the nasdaq up to 60 points higher. we'll have a lot more on all of this in just a moment. take a quick look at europe adds well. germany's dax up over 3%. the italian ftse up over 4%, spain over 3%, so all in the green in a big way. >>> french voters have shut out the mainstream for the first time in the country's history and on may 7th there will be a runoff between the populist marine le pen and centrist emmanuel macron. will has more. >> reporter: yes, indeed. so the market is rallying based on the belief voters will unite against marine le pen in the second ro

local news on "cbs this morning," more of norah o'donnell's interview with facebook executive sheryl sandberg >>> plus, we'll talk with nikki hal haleys, the u.s. ambassador over the ongoing tensions with north korea and we'll talk about the declaration of independent bound in an unsuspected place. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> new this morning, a man is shot and killed inside east germantown home. we'll tell you what authorities say happened just before the gunfire broke out. >> a new round of nfl draft closures goes into effect tonight. hear from neighbors say they're not happy with the restrictions, plus, finds out what the city is saying. on. >> and it is set to be a soggy start to the work week. katie is tracking showers, she as also here to tell us when temperatures will be back into the 80s. sounds good to me, today's monday, april 24, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, kicking off another week, i lik

but sheryl sandberg experienced hers very >>> we all say some obstacles and loss in life, but sheryl dberg experienced hers publicly when she unexpectedly lost her husband. >> she releases her second book today about loss. our bay area revolutions team was the only tv crew to sit down with her to talk about her new venture. scott budman has more. >> the book is called option b, facing advirsty, building resilience and finding joy. in it, she shares how she coped after her husband dave goldberg died in an accident in mexico two years ago. >> everyone faces some form of option b. no one's life is perfect. option b is about how we build resilience. it's knowing that resilience is not something we have a set amount but something we build. >> the book title came about after a conversation sandberg had with a friend. >> my friend phil when i lost dave, we were talking about an activity that dave wasn't there to take my son to. we came up with another option, someone else to cover. and i looked at him and said, but i want dave. and she said, well, option a isn't available so we're going to k

. >> it is nearly two years since sheryl sandberg's husband died on a stent, and saccident, and sharing her h story. ll aheow make sure that you hear her interview on "today in the bay. ""she will talk about grief and the life lessons that she has learned. >> still ahead, the people watching the polls in france and why the presidential election there in france is call eded a turning point for europe. >> and also, wildlife in action. "making scenes caught in r sperey bay. >>> right now, sunny and 66 in san jose, and tomorrow, likely a different storstory. cooler temperatures, and a lot more cloud cover to bring some rain to the dry radar right now, and we will talk about the rain ahead in a big warmup in the seven-day forecast when we come back. tonight -- surprising results so far, in nc >>> and now no the developing story that we are following overseas. surprising results so far in france's presidential election. the voters there snubbed the country's establishment and dhuzing marine le pen a political outsider, and emanuel macron to face each other in a runoff. this is is watched by m

it's that statistic those like facebook ceo sheryl sandberg are trying to break down. the #20 percent counts, arcing that if women make 20% less than men they should at least pay 20% less for purchases. local businesses are getting in on the action with 300 businesses in over 25 major cities offering 20% discounts or special offers today. and later this morning on capitol hill, democrats will reintroduce legislation to strengthen protections for women in the workplace. >>> another major sexual harassment lawsuit at fox news. now advertisers are pulling out. also in louisiana, a funnel cloud tosses a car around like a toy as you can see. strong winds in georgia ripping through the roof of a firehouse while lightning has been blamed for an apartment complex fire in alabama. more severe thunderstorms are expected today. >> let's check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins who is tracking it all. >> good morning. yesterday was a dangerous day, 15 reported tornadoes, mostly in georgia. a lot of damaging wind reports. the setup for wednesday looks worse, maybe one of the wor

and facebook coo sheryl sandberg is calling attention to the bay gap. the reasoning goes if a woman makes 20% less than her counterpart, she should pay 20% less. businesses are offering special discounts just to women. this is gus. someday, gus will invent this thing and change the world. this is the thing that could change gus' world. and this is the doctor that could cure that thing so he can grow up to invent this thing. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. proudly caring for northern california, >>> 4:54 right now. on your monday morning, as we take a live look outside right now. the cones are up on the golden gate bridge. as it is going to be a golden day ahead of us. beautiful weather this weekend. that's going to extend to the start of the work week. >> you're not in your golden years just yet, but some people are. this is interesting. a majority of people in the bay area are in support of more housing here, but how people feel about it depends on how old they are. the bay area counsel found 70% of voters

. >> sreenivasan: sheryl sandberg, the chief operating officer of facebook and author of the bestsellingbusiness primer" lean in," is out with a new book that's more personal. in "option b: facing adversity, building resilience, and finding joy," sandberg describes the sudden death of her 47-year-old husband, dave goldberg, two years ago. in an interview to be broadcast on tomorrow's "newshour," sandberg tells judy woodruff how she's recovered. >> the book is trying to help other people hear what i couldn't hear at the beginning. when dave first died, i felt like i was in a void. it does get better. i will always miss dave. i miss dave every day. but that feeling of not being able to breathe has passed. i can breathe now! and sometimes i think of him and cry, but sometimes i think of him and smile. and my children can think of their father and smile. and i want other people going through this to know it's possible. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, sunday. >> sreenivasan: the u.s. navy says a strike group en route to the korean peninsula held routine joint military exercises today with tw

it's that statistic those like sheryl sandberg are trying to break down. the #20 percent counts, arcing that if women make 20% less than men they should at least pay 20% less for purchases. local businesses are getting in on the action with 300 businesses in over 25 major cities offering 20% discounts or special offers today. and later this morning on capitol hill, democrats will reintroduce legislation to strengthen protections for women in the workplace. >>> harrison ford is free and clear, ford will not lose his pilot's license or be fined after that airport scare that saw the actor coming in for a landing on a taxiway instead of a runway at a southern california airport back in february. flying right over the top of a packed passenger jet. the faa completed its investigation with no punishment for the actor. >>> ahead another major sexual harassment lawsuit at fox news, advertisers pulling out. in louisiana funnel cloud tosses a car around look here, like a toy, strong winds in georgia rip add roof from a fire house. lightning blamed for an apartment c

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. >> recovering from tragedy, facebook's sheryl sandberg, how >>> facebook ceo cheryl sandberg is out with a new book. this one is about recovery from grief. >> from abc morning, speaking with sandberg today about her book and recovery. >> facebook cheryl sandberg is candid about her heartbreak and isolation after the sudden death of her husband, dave goldberg. it's that candor you'll find in that book, option b. >> acknowledge other people's pain. don't not say anything. you can't remind someone they're going through something. you can't remind me dave died, i know that. >> reporter: the title when sandberg was upset about his absence is in father-child activity and option a was not available, she'd have to make the most of option b. >> so often we don't know what to say or do. >> reporter: sandberg said option b is a guidebook not just for the person dealing with the tragedy but those rallying around that person. >> resilience is not something we have a fixed amount of, it's a muscle and we build it and we can build it by helping each other recover and find joy. >> reporter: the bes

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sheryl sandberg out with a new book. "option b." she opens up about her husband's sudden death in a trip to mexico. i got to talk to her about that and what the option b means to her. >> a few weeks after dave died my dear friend and i were talking about a father-son activity that dave wasn't there to do. i said i want dave. he said option a is not available. let's kick into option b. we all live some form of option b. no one's life is perfect. big stuff, cancer real depression, death in our lives, losing a job or the daily challenges we face real as well. we need to know we can support each other to get there. nancy: fascinating woman and conversation. catch the interview on wjla.com. head there if you want to hear more about how she is coping with the loss of her husband. i also talked about getting more women in into the tech industry. an inspirational woman. jonathan: look closely at the screen. see the speck? there is a planet. that is a planet. it's earth. that is us. can you see yourself? michelle: i'm waving. jonathan: the r

. >>> facebook ceo sheryl sandberg is launching her next movement and this is about resilience.er husband, as you know, died suddenly in 2015 while the two were on vacation in mexico. in a new book out this week she bri writes about coping with grief. she tells jake tapper how that experience has inspired her to help others. >> i was reminded of something. you can't remind he had i lost dave. i know that. you can't remind somebody that they have cancer. their father just went to jail. that they face sexual assault. we can't remind people of these things. but we can talk about them. and that means we're not there for each other when we most can be and the reason i wrote this book is we started option b.org is to get people to talk openly when they want to. not everyone wants to all the time so we can support each other. no one gets through these things alone. >> she launched a nonprofit with her previous book. she hopes to help women advance in the workplace and has a cult following. young women especially graduating from college. this one is about grief and resilience and real h

. >>> plus, a candid conversation with facebook's sheryl sandberg. and her children are coping with the immense pain of shockingly losing her husband. good everyone, everyone. welcome to a special prime time edition o

facebook's sheryl sandberg teams up with hundreds of retailers in the push for equal pay. details on how it could get you a discount. >>> good morning, it is tuesday, april 4. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. just about 6:30 and businesses are cross the country and here in the bay area taking part in what's called "equal pay day." kpix 5's jackie ward live with details. jackie. >> reporter: anne, we're in front of pg&e on beale street in downtown san francisco right now because this is just one of the companies that's participating in the day. companies like "salesforce" and lyft are part of it, too, all trying to raise awareness of the wage gap. these companies among others will be offering a 20% discount and those proceeds will go to organizations that serve women and families like dress for success, feeding america and boys and girls club of american. leanin.org spearheads it. they say lower earnings for women means less money for families. if the wage gap was closed all women could afford 78 more weeks of food, black women 155 weeks and hispa

we have senator cory booker of new jersey and the chief operating officer of facebook, sheryl sandberg. all three tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. i now turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news. violation of the law? questions are swirling about ousted trump national security adviser michael flynn and whether he broke the law by failing to disclose payments from foreign governments. the white house says it doesn't know, and a top congressional republican says it appears he did. will the man who led calls to lock up hillary clinton himself now face charges? >>> russia's tentacles growing. signs that moscow may be meddling in the french campaign spreading fake news and hacking key individuals at the same time u.s. congressional investigators are lining up witnesses to testify in the probe against russia's interference in the u.s. presidential election. what will they reveal? missile rattling. a u.s. submarine loaded with tomahawk cruise missiles arrives in south korea as north korea marks the anniversary of its army with a

i have watched an attack on sheryl sandberg is incredibly smugly entitled talking about leaning in while at the same time concealing from site all of those services has n90 that she has. and working-class people were supporting her particular very public lifestyle. i think in general, men are erased the contributions of men are erased and the contributions of working class people are erased. and this has to stop. we need a much more enlightened feminism. i think most men are in favor of women rising in society and being in charge of society. we are no longer in the old days. i want men to recover a sense of who they are as men again. and not feel that they have to obey any list link a checklist issued by gloria steinem and company in manhattan. >> do believe sexes and is relevant? you have to stop blaming men for their unhappiness that women are treated as less smart or less capable? and it seems that your words reinforced the notion especially in terms of the workplace. >> so believing in the removal of olive phoenix's with the professional and political realm so absolutely i am focused

. >> well, it has been nearly two years since sheryl sandberg's h husband's sudden death in mexico. they are showing her healing process in a new book. our bay area revelations team is the only local television crew to sit down with sandberg and talk to her about her new venture. tomorrow morning on today in the bay, watch our exclusive interview as she haishares her advice with others coping with grief and life lessons she's learned. >> still to come, it is a critical week ahead for the president's controversial border wall plan. might end up shutting down the government. >> also for the first time an interview with this man accused of shooting and killing four men in fresno. why he specifically chose his victims. >> and your monday around san francisco could require you to dust off the umbrellas once again. gusty winds later. coming up we'll give you the hour by hour outlook for when we expect the most rain over the next couple of days when we come right back. a federal budget needs to be passed by saturday, or the >> a budget battle is blueing in washington tonight. a budget need

now facebook sheryl sandberg is redefining what it all means.he tech titan starting a new conversation about loss, living a life of resilience, and even daring to find joy. >> we judge people who date, particularly women, after their spouse has died. >>> plus, he's the hip-hop jock of shock. he calls himself charlamagne tha god. but it's what he's calling everyone else that's getting him attention. from kanye -- >> kanye kardashian in the building. >> to drake. >> you look like a thumb with eyebrows. >> i

. >>> happening today, facebook executive sheryl sandberg is calling attention to the gender pay gap on this equal payday. it's a day to mark the wage discrepancies that exist between men and women in the work force. it's a retail campaign "20% less" saying a woman should pay 20% less for the places she pays. you'll find a link to bay area businesses taking part in our web site. >>> let's start with temperatures where it's 55 in antioch and concord. we have mid to upper 40s. we have low to mid-50s around the bay shore to vallejo. san jose at 46 degrees right now. let's look at our temperatures. 63 in half moon bay, oakland 69. the rest of us about 71 to 77. just a bit warmer than average. as we're heading through today, look at our roof camera, a light breeze compared to yesterday winds will be relaxed. mild to warm if you're taking mass transit. tonight's temperatures, mid-40s to low 50s with high clouds out there once again. we have 57 in l.a. and sacramento, 55 in tahoe. take a quick look at your seven-day forecast and we have heavy snow, mod pratt-to-heavy friday and saturday, su

we have senator cory booker of new jersey and the chief operating officer of facebook, sheryl sandberg wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news. violation of the law? questions are swirling about ousted trump national security adviser michael flynn and whether he broke the law by failing to disclose payments from foreign governments. the white house says it doesn't know, and a top congressional republican says it appears he did. will the man who led calls to lock up hillary clinton himself now face charges? >>> russia's tentacles growing. signs that moscow may be meddling in the french campaign spreading fake news and hacking key individuals at the same time u.s. congressional investigators are lining up wit

. >> in the meantime, sheryl sandberg is calling attention to the genter pay gap. #20percentcounts launchesorrow. the reasoning goes if a woman makes 20% less than a man, she should pay 20% less. 300 local businesses in 25 cities will offer discounts or special offers to women. we'll be back in just a few. >>> and welcome back. 6:57 on your monday before you head out the door, the top stories now on today in the bay. we start with breaking news we continue to follow out of russia where at least ten people are dead and 50 injures after twin explosions at the metro. all metro stations have been shut down since. the u.s. state department is urging americans to contact loved ones traveling abroad there. we know that vladimir putin was in st. petersburg earlier today. he's considering all causes including terrorism. >> 6:57. new numbers from b.a.r.t.'s brand-new warm springs b.a.r.t. station which opened last week. here's a live look at it. more than 2400 riders use that station last week. according to numbers b.a.r.t. provided to the mercury news. riders are also discovering some schedule snags

sheryl sandberg. >> woodruff: how concerned are you about the russian use of facebook and other socialia >> there are investigations of what happened in the u.s. elections that i think will be going on for a long time. false news is a problem across the board and it comes from all different sources and is bad for everyone. >> woodruff: is it fair to say facebook underestimated the ability of a foreign government to do something like this? >> we nosing accurate news on facebook is really important to people on all sides, no matter who you are, seeing the accurate story and seeing the diversity of opinions is really important. we know we have a responsibility, along with news rooms and classrooms and academic and other companies, to make sure people see accurate news so we're working on a lot of different levels. >> woodruff: is it fair to say facebook was caught offguard about the magnitude of this? >> as we've grown, so much has changed in the world. so much has changed about the way people share with their friends, so much has changed about the way people share with their families and