to julia boorstin in new york with facebook's sheryl sandberg. hey, julia. >> thanks so much. us here today. you're straight off the stage where you were just talking about lean in and a new study you just released indicating that women are actually having less access to mentorship and to their bosses than they were a year ago what is going on here? >> yeah, it is really important. so today we just released a lean in survey monkey study that shows that 60% of male managers in the united states are afraid to do a one on one activity with a woman, including having a meeting. can you believe that 60%. a senior man is nine times more likely to hesitate to travel with a woman and six times more likely to hesitate to have a dinner with a woman. and the problem with that is women already weren't getting the same mentorship, particularly women of color. and no one has ever gotten a promotion without getting a one on one meeting and so i think men and women need to travel together, they need to be able to go to meetings together, go to meals together, all of that can be done in public s

sheryl sandberg talked to julia boors boorstin about the changes happening at the company and how theyight impact the business >> our bottom line is get iting this right and we are making real changes that have impact. our growth rate is lower we are spending huge amounts of money, billions of dollars, but we believe deeply that doing the right thing for people on our service is the only way to protect our long-term business and it's the right thing to do so the bottom line for us is making sure we get this right. >> elevation partners cofounder early facebook investor is with us author of the new book zucked and mark, happy friday good to have you both. roger, our revenue may slow, we're spending tons of money, we're up 40% and the stock is still up how does this happen >> well, listen. i think you just saw a great example that julia's interview with sheryl was fan tas i gue , guessic, but she's an extraordinary communicator i want to remind our viewers is the real issue we're doing is the business model not just of facebook, but also of google and now increasingly amazon and microsof

julia. >> i sat down with sheryl sandberg stayed and i pressed her with calls to break up the companys facebook co-founder chris hughes. she pointed to competition from chinese companies which won't be broken up saying she doesn't think breaking up facebook is the solution >> i think the right answer is to set up the right rules for the internet because you could break us up, you could break other tech companies up but you don't address the issues people are concerned about. they're concerned about election security, concerned about content, they're concerned about privacy and data prortability. so we know at facebook that we have a real responsibility to do better and to earn back people's trust. >> sandberg did acknowledge that they weren't focused enough on privacy and security but she said now at facebook that is their number one priority. you can find more from my interview with sandberg on cnbc.com morgan >> julia, you have had such a week had. you launched disruptor 50. >> it's been a very exciting week >> well, thank you for bringing us the latest and the interview with sheryl

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in the beginning, many other people would not put it on dinner with sheryl -- emily: sheryl sandberg.sia: it was super helpful for us. now it's not only out in the open, the male entrepreneurs see it as an advantage. we have this different network for recruiting, for deal sourcing. it's wonderful to see it be so public and out there. we wouldn't be anywhere without our male allies. julian writes about it in the book. i think the book is about a lot of venture capitalists for venture capitalists who happen to be female. to me, she wrote a book that is the story of people from outside silicon valley who came in and had no proven path and found their own way. hopefully that will appeal to a broad range of entrepreneurs and people whose dreams are here in silicon valley. emily: in the middle of my own reporting process, when i was writing my book, which is also about women in tech, the momentum changed. people started talking about the #metoo movement. i was in the middle of writing, and i had to do a bunch more interviews and call people. how did that change your reporting process? maybe

truthfully, i still have enormous respect and admiration for broke mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandbergut i believe the business is in a terrible place, google is well-paid fundamentally the success has been based on this notion of converting peoples experience into data and then using that to essentially control and manipulate outcomes. essentially taking choices away from us. i am a big believer in liberty and the notion of each one of us is entitled to self-determination.i don't think corporations should be allowed to impose their way on us without our permission. i'm trying to cause a conversation. with the country to sit there and say is it okay for companies to do surveillance and take your picture and capture your movements and convert that to data and then change the choices available to you based on what they know. is that something we are okay with or not okay with? maria: this is a business model, thus the issue. this is what they do, to sell our data to advertisers. the conversation is much broader than just facebook and what we are talking about today. these companies are m

. >>> mip t "this morning," facebook chief operating officer and "lean in" author sheryl sandberg revealsudy on how men and women interact in the workplace in the wake of the me too era. >>> plus we take you to north carolina where they're tracking the migration of great white shar sharks. >>> and a prae view of tonight's cbs special "meghan & harry plus one" as some of their friends open up for the first time on the dutch and duchess of sussex. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> now at 4:30. looking live from our salesforce tower, at coit tower this morning, lit up in yellow and blue for that big doves win last night, came from behind. we'll have more on that. we going to get some sun today but you want to enjoy it while it lasts. because we've got to change the forecast will. >> that game was great last night, wasn't it. comeback. >> love it. >> 25 us great weather mary. >> we omrow. he's a lo at high- doppler. you can see, just a few shots across the area there. otherw

that statement attributed to nick clegg, vp of global affairs and communications sheryl sandberg washington, d.c. meeting with lawmakers. she points out in his op-ed, he says mark zuckerberg would much prefer regulation rather than having the company broken up in that threat. guys >> julia, thank you. >> you remember at&t after the breakup, getting things done it wasn't productive. >> you don't own this stock, right? >> no, no. i did a short time i don't own it. >> you made a choice if i said facebook or alphabet, alphabet is one of your largest positions, this is the duopoly of which i speak, and people come on and say both of these are cheap. you deemed one to be a better stock relative to the other. >> that's the function of my analytical team and we would have been just as well off owning facebook. i think facebook has years outperformed google. >> imagine if the government told google, you have to spin off youtube. it's one thing if youtube says -- >> like at&t. >> the risk these companies face is the government. the government is hostile towards success. it's unfortunate rather

her american bat mitzvah when is known to you as sheryl sandberg, coo of facebook. they are not facebook friends but i can tell her father and sandberg's mother are. it seems fitting to close this survey of more than 350 years of american jewish women's activism with a pair of letter writers whose words and deeds will reverberate across generations to those who will write the next chapter in history of american jewish women, thank you. [applause] >> we have time to take questions and i would be delighted to have that conversation. i can move away from here. questions, thoughts, comments. >> i want to say thank you for bringing out the voices of jewish women. an issue i often have in my experience of being a jewish women of where are the voices of the women. i am particularly grateful for someone who marks them and makes them known so i appreciate it. >> one of the things i think about is history is made by people. sometimes i had to tease out the voices and there was one particular case of a woman named carolyn spiegel and i don't have any of her letters. he would s

sheryl sandberg was on capitol hill on tuesday meeting with senators about privacy and regulations that could be put into place. >>> new video now chelsea manning released from jail but may be back soon. a judge jailed manning. a former army intelligence analyst. for refusing to testify before a federal grand jury investigating leaks. her release today -- yesterday comes as the grand jury's term expires. manning's lawyers report she's already been approved to testify before a new grand jury next week and will not testify, so she might go back to jail. manning spent seven years behind bars for leaking classified military and diplomatic information to wikileaks during her time in the army. president obama commuted her sentence. >>> one college water polo team visiting from hawaii. their vans were broken into this week and their equipment, clothing some passports even stolen. this is video from honolulu showing the university of hawaii's water polo team leaving hawaii. they're in the bay area for the ncaa water polo tournament. they play cal later this morning. the school is working on get

but what about the role of sheryl sandberg? in her hiring at facebook.he had been offered a at the washington post. you said, "no, no,o, no. why don't you consider facebook instead?" she took the facebook position, and you say that, really, when it comes to the company's operations, mark leaves the business side to her. how much responsibility does she bear for what has happened? -well, to be clear, they're e leaders of the company so they bear a lot of responsibility, but the thg i want to make cle is that the managements of all of these companies n with an idealistic vision, right? in google's case, to collect all the world's information. in theof facebook, to connect everybody. and that was not the problem. the issue was the business model creates all kinds of side effects that currently these companies don't pay the cost for, so it's a little bit like a digital chemical spill, right? and right now, they're getting away without paying that cost, which the to. i don't think changing management, whether you get rid of mark and sheryl at facebook, whethe

it's the right thing for our business and we're going to keep doing the right thing >> that's sheryl sandberg, who tells you right to you, weiss, our ads will be less effective, and our revenue growth is going to be slower that's somewhat of a paradigm shift. does this stock deserve to be trading at the multiple it is if the ceo of the company is telling you, our business is going to look different? >> yes, because where else are you going to go? are you going to go to look magazine oh, they haven't published in 30 years. where are you going to go? are you going to go to pinterest? >> i think that's a really good point. i was sitting with my advertising people yesterday, i'm a web publisher, so i understand the bill as not just somebody following the stocks, but literally in there and one of their comments was that you could say whatever you want about facebook, it's not just about the usership of instagram and facebook core platform, they're still, still three years ahead of any of their competitors in terms of how much data they have and how granular that data is and how effective they are

maria: sheryl sandberg's coo, not cfo. i want to correct that.seen them since that very unhappy confrontation in congress. maria: the opioid crisis, johnson & johnson on trial in oklahoma charged with helping to fuel this epidemic. can you make that statement that j and j is hoping to fuel this epidemic? judge napolitano: this is a shakedown in my opinion. i have respect for the state government and respect for its duty to respect the health and welfare and morality of the people who live there but $270 million from purdue pharma, what do they do with that money could you distribute to sick people? they built 3 buildings on the campus of the university of oklahoma. they got $85 million over the weekend, haven't even announced what they are going to do. j&j's defense is we can't put anything in the marketplace without the approval of the fda. we can't put anything in our advertising without the approval of the fda. we can't put anything in our instructions to the ultimate user or the intermediary, the physician who prescribes this, without approva

going back -- the early pioneering days of the events that sheryl sandberg would host at her house.ng, me and others, we would not say exactly what we are doing until dinner. it was super helpful for us. now, it is not only out in the open, but the male entrepreneurs see it as an advantage, the fact that we have this different network for recruiting, deal sourcing. i think it is wonderful to see it be so public. we would not be anywhere without our male allies. julian writes about them in the book. but i also think julian's book is a lot about venture capitalists for venture capitalists that happen to be female. to me, she wrote a story about people outside of silicon valley who came in, had no proven past, and found their own way. hopefully, that will appeal to a broad range of entrepreneurs and people who dream. emily: in the middle of my own reporting process when i was writing my book about women in tech, the momentum changed and people started talking about -- the me too movement was happening. i had to do a bunch more interviews and call a lot of people. how did that change yo

and regulators in-- the united states, lawmakers in canada who requested mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandbergn canada. they did not show up. they sent other facebook executives. at what point does this course get loud enough to make more of a change -- chorus get loud enough to make more of a change? david: i am not sure breaking into its parts is the answer. i think governments will play a role here and with regard to the question of what could cause this super voting shares to become eliminated, it is possible the sec or even congress could decide it should not be allowed. is it would be eliminated interesting to speculate about. i believe in the case of facebook, zuckerberg has had too much power and has not thought through the issues that affect the company's long-term success. it is not the case because the share price is ok, not as good as it was a year or so ago, it is ok means all shareholders should be happy. challengesnnumerable to the social legitimacy that continue to be real. the question of breaking up, i spoke with the head of facebook's policy last week. onika: when i hear peo

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we've had an opportunity to talk to and interviewing various committees chief operating officer sheryl sandberg facebook, and she said with respect to the russian interference back in 2016, she admitted we were too slow to act on this and we should have seen it. ... >> so secretary galvin do you ever hear from these folks? to hear that you were not hack successfully as far as regular communications? . >> no. my office is not. . >> in terms of information sharing with these experiences of 16 and 18 with the intelligence communities and fbi? . >> congressman from our perspective i would say one of the encouraging things from 2018 was increased collaboration. with industry, government and industry experts. in the 48 hours before the election, we received a tip from law enforcement about a group of accounts they believed were linked to russian actors. we took that information with a six-hour investigation to remove it from the platform so bitterly on the eve of the vote those had already been removed in the message was sent government and companies were working together. also working closely with c

sheryl sandberg tomorrow on "squawk on the street. don't miss it. >>> disrupter companies with a mission, to make more than just money. we take a look at social conscience of these emerging companies as well. and a major shareholder cuts way back and wall street seems to be falling out of love with the tt any as well. ishaa buy signal "power lunch" is back right after this ♪ ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. you mighyour joints...ng for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. that's what happens in golf nothiand in life.ily. i'm very fortunate i can lean on people, and that for me is what teamwork is all about. you can't do everything yourself. you need someone to guide you and help you make those tough decisions, that's morgan stanley. they're industry leaders, but the most importa

right now, and a lot of people who want to have more or better answers from mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg: shira, investors asked zuckerberg several times about the amount of power he holds over the company. there was one who had a follow-up, saying something along the lines of, i am asking if you should still be ceo or if you should step down, and he said we are limiting it to one question, moving on. so what do you make of, obviously these proposals were rejected, and we expected them to be, but also sort of the evasive nature of the answers? shira: i mean, in a way facebook is kind of in a no-win situation right now, where everybody is furious at them for a host of sins. one of the people who stood up to ask a question was asking why facebook had band -- banned her small business selling hoodie sweatshirts that read "men are trash." so it was that level of questioning, should mark zuckerberg be a dictator over facebook and why are you blocking my hoodie business. that just shows you the scope of anger at facebook right now, from the sublime to the ridiculous. emily: there was one inves

either teams like mark zuckerberg, sheryl sandberg? teams that will grow into that kind of executive leadership position? the technologies will change. business models in many cases will evolve and change, but that's what i would focus on for the long-term. people are investing in public offerings today either in the u.s. or in china. erik: i'm going to ask a facetious question, might even be an obnoxious question. why go public anymore? private markets are so deep. >> the private markets are deep. there is a badge of honor long-term worldwide to being a public company. access to capital will not always be close to what it is cost of capital is zero in the private markets. that changes. there are tremendous opportunities through acquisition down the road, or in other ways, to buy companies long-termor stock and build in that way. erik: used stock as your currency in other words? >> exactly. that would be a primary reason over the long-term for companies that are excellent and ready to go public to go public. erik: might it be the only

the complaint against mark zuckerberg, sheryl sandberg and others.t blames them for the scandals that rocked the company since 2016. the filing says the executives mishandled the data of tens of thousands of users and then lied about it. this comes after they announced they would pay a $5 billion fine for violating rules from the ftc. >>> an upcoming rodeo, our skyranger spotted the billboard sponsored by a group in support mals. they're protesting the rodeo scheduled to take place the weekend of may 18th. they say rodeo activities torture animals. >>> he attacked someone at a bar and took off. police are reaching out. they say this guy smashed a glass someone's face in a walnut creek bar. if you recognize the guy, walnut creek police would like to talk to you. >>> the california sky lit up earlier this morning after the air force launched three missiles. three unarmed, intercontinental ballistic missiles. they t than 4,000 miles over the pacific ocean before hitting in the marshall islands. these type of tests are scheduled years in advance and are

. >> sheryl sandberg, the ceo, what caught my attention is the very first thing about the survey monkeyults. take a listen. >> a senior man is nine times more likely to hesitate to travel with a woman and six times more likely to hesitate to have dinner with a woman and the problem with that is women already weren't getting the same mentorship, particularly women of color and no one has ever gotten a promotion without a one-on-one meeting. if there's a man that doesn't want to have work dinners with a woman, he shouldn't have them with a man group lunches if that's how they feel >> is that the answer? group lunches for everyone this seems like the movement is backfiring the way to solve this is to have more women in leadership roles how do you get there if you can't have a one-on-one meeting? >> she is saying if that makes them uncomfortable don't give men preferential treatment men are refusing to meet one-on-one or mentoring because they're afraid of repercussions. she pointed out you can have lunch in a public place with someone and not have to worry about that that men are overcorre

meanwhile, facebook's chief operating officer sheryl sandberg has met with u.s. lawmakers to discuss on-line privacy as well. >> croatia is due to appear in a vancouver court later today as part of the case into her extradition to the u.s however, a final decision on her future could still take several months argen filed this report. >> huawei ceo was arrested in canada in december on behalf of the u.s. authorities who have accused her of bank fraud in relation to skirting u.s. sanctions on her run she appears in a vancouver court on wednesday as part of the extradition hearings, and her lawyers are likely to argue a little bit more about the next steps, the timetabling, and they're likely to ask the prosecution for some documents and further evidence of some of those allegations. this is one small step in what could be a very long and drawn out process. of course, it happens against the back drop of the u.s.-china trade war, and one very notable thing about this case is how heavily politicized is it. president trump in the past has said he could intervene in thi

facebook coo sheryl sandberg met with reg leaders at capitol hill as facebook faces a settlement thatould cost up to $5 billion. a spokesperson for facebook says that there was no discussion of the pending settlement with the federal trade commission, but sandberg met with members of the committee overseeing the ftc. coming up, melinda gates has written a book on how empowering women can and will change the world. we'll talk to her about "the moment of lift" next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: for years, melinda gates has been working on global equality. through the bill and linda gates foundation, she worked to increase access to health care and education and decrease poverty around the world. now she is investing in women entrepreneurs and with her new book "the moment of lift, how empowering women changes the world." i sat down with her for a wide-ranging conversation about what she hopes to be accomplished, where she is putting her money in technology, pending regulations and why the moment was right for her to write this book. melinda: i have been traveling for over 20 years, and i

. >>> mark zuckerberg, sheryl sandberg and other top facebook executives have been hit with a lawsuitading and blaming them for the company's recent privacy scandals that effected the stock value. a 193 page shareholder complaint was filed yesterday in delaware and claims the executives sacrificed the company's reputation and long term prospects by mishandling the personal data of tens of millions of users and then lying about it. facebook is dismissing the accusations. a company spokesperson says the lawsuit is without merit. >>> in the u.k. people are getting a chance to step into the "wizarding world of harry potter". the home is renting for $400 a night. the cottage is tucked away on a farm in north yorkshire, has room for six people and features a luxurious bathroom. the cottage opens today which happens to be international harry potter day >>> all right. right now 5:27. julian assange just wrapped up another court appearance in london. coming up, what the judge said about the u.s. extradition case against the founder of wikileaks. are we tnot yet.? at crystal geyser we put our m

so when i was asked by mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg if i wanted to join them not just on the communication side of things but run facebook's policies, you know, for me of course that is a fantastic opportunity to play. i hope a helpful role in ensuring facebook plays a responsible role in this evolving debate. the way that the rules of the internet are drawn today in my view or rather not drawn will be quite different to the way they are drawn in ten years time and i think big tech companies have a choice. either they play ball and they try and play a responsible role in that debate or they try and duck it all together and the moment that i heard from mark zuckerberg that he wants facebook to play an active and responsible role in helping to forge partnerships with regulations and governments around the world to get the rules right for the future and future generations and for me that the a very interesting challenge. >> nick, thanks so much for coming on. please come back soon. maybe we'll do it over facebook live next time. >> thank you. >> when we come back, the panel is back with me in

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in the beginning, many other people would not put it on dinner with sheryl -- emily: sheryl sandberg.a: it was super helpful for us. now it's not only out in the open, the male entrepreneurs see it as an advantage. we have this different network for recruiting, for deal sourcing. it's wonderful to see it be so public and out there. we wouldn't be anywhere without our male allies. julian writes about it in the book. i think the book is about a lot of venture capitalists for venture capitalists who happen to be female. to me, she wrote a book that is the story of people from outside silicon valley who came in and had no proven path and found their own way. hopefully that will appeal to a broad range of entrepreneurs and people whose dreams are here in silicon valley. emily: in the middle of my own reporting process, when i was writing my book, which is also about women in tech, the momentum changed. people started talking about the #metoo movement. i was in the middle of writing, and i had to do a bunch more interviews and call people. how did that change your reporting process? maybe i

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it also names facebook chief operating officer sheryl sandberg and four other board members of facebook, including paypal founder peter thiel. there was a statement stating quote, the lawsuit is without merit. >>> alleviating homelessness. a major part of our building a better bay area initiative. in san francisco, they're getting a big boost in its effort to solve the crisis from mark ben hof and his wife donating $30 million to the center for vulnerable populations. >> dan ashley spoke with benioff about the donation and why he chose ucsf. he believes the best first step in helping the more than 7500 people on the streets of san francisco is to understand the scope and scale of the problem. >> so it's not just an academic pursuit. you mean for this academic, scientific research to be used out on the streets? >> well, just walking down the streets in san francisco, i know that there's so many things that we can do and the research says so. but many people are confused about what we should do. this really gives people clarity. this is what to do, how to do it. why it works. and it's bee

the events that cheryl would host at her house -- sheryl sandberg.beginning me and many other people, we were just not put -- dinner. but it was like, then it was super helpful for us. now it's not only out in the open, it is like the male entrepreneurs see it also as an advantage. we have this different network for recruiting, for deal sourcing. and so i think it can be -- it's wonderful to see it be so public and out there. say, thoseing i will are all great groups we wouldn't , be anywhere without our male allies. julian writes about them in the book. the book is about a lot of venture capitalists for venture capitalists who happen to be female. to me, she wrote a book that is a story about four people who are from outside silicon valley who came in and had no proven path and found their own way. hopefully that will appeal to a broad range of entrepreneurs and people whose dreams potentially lie here in silicon valley. emily: in the middle of my own reporting process, when i was writing my book, which is also about women in tech, the momentum chan

. >>> facebook's mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg have decided to defy a summons from canadian lawmakerstwo will not attend a hearing in ottawa which aimed to look into silicon's impact on privacy and democracy. the company sent two other executives. >> the canadian folks that set this up, knowing the strush ctu of facebook, any change on the platform is done through mr. zuckerberg ms. sandberg. facebook is saying, look, we are sending two other executives who will be speaking there just not the top two. let me read you part of the statement from facebook, quote, we show the committee o's desir to keep people safe. right now, we're focussed on engaging in meaningful dialogue with the committee and look forward to answering their questions, just not with sandberg and zuckerberg. >> just not in person. >>> this incredible story out of hawaii this week, that hiker lost for 17 days in that forest appearing in public for the first time since her rescue, what she is saying about her two week ordeal, and the volunteers who never stopped searching for her. >>> (paul) great. another wireless ad.

. >>> facebook says mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg intend to defy a summons by the canadian parliament ottawa later this week. the decision could result in both executives being held in contempt. they each received a formal request to appear at a meeting to examine silicon valley's impact on privacy and democracy. instead, facebook will send its head of public policy for facebook canada along with its director of public policy. >>> a number of measles cases in the u.s. in 2019 has now grown to 940 in 26 states. that is 60 more reported cases than just last week and just 26 shy of surpassing the 25 year high of 963 in 1994. maine and new mexico are new to the list of states to confirm measles cases. maine becoming the fourth state in the nation to prohibit people from opting out of immunization for religious or philosophical regions, joining california, west virginia, and mississippi. >>> some forms of medical marijuana can now be brought on commercial flights. the transportation and security administration updating gains to permit an fda approved pediatric epilepsy drug containing cann

sandberg's doing tomorrow night on "squawk on the street" all the more meaning the facebook ceo sheryl sandberg what's interesting you had lightening up in place with google and alphabet, for example. you had glenview, you had tiger management, soros, all decrease their stakes or dissolve it all together what do you make of that is that. >> that's the one everyone is more most concerned of from a security standpoint. i don't have anything more than that to add. that makes perfect sense to me but i think pete is right, you've got big money that wants a little bit of alpha, and instead of just buying the broad market, buying the qs or something along those lines, they will try to pick the greatest, largest names that will move. that's right they're up 50, 70 bips higher than the general market today so i don't think they're necessarily finding value, just trying to provide alpha. >> is this still the place you want to be invested? >> in terms of the big fang stocks >> yes. >> i never have been and i think third point, they increased their position significantly this year or initiated from what we