this is a part of the section edit boy sheryl sandburg so it enables our bosses to reach us whereverthat's in bed at night, last thing before we go to sleep, same thing first thick in the morning so it's important that i think we set boundaries an also people are also very nervous. the job market is competitive, the economy is uncertain and so people want to show and demonstrate that they're always in touch and it's not always the best thing for your life. >> katherine, you think people can set boundaries and sheryl sandburg has. i've talked to a lot of women about her book and they said, of course she can choose to go home at 6:00 and pick up work later. i can't. >> it's a really tricky question and part of it goes down to communication. a lot of times your boss doesn't necessarily know what it is that you're doing. we talked about this in the article. your boss can't read your mind. so you need to go in with a list and say these are my priorities. these are the things i'm doing to meet those priorities and here are a lot of other things taking time on my plate, can we reshuffle my

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took's second in command, sheryl sandburg, will meet with the commissioner from the federal trade commission. while the exact issues remain a secret, the chronicle reports it may involve facebook pushing the government to wrap up its investigation in the company's recent policy changes, such as privacies and names and photos. privacy advocates say the meeting should be held out in open and not behind closed doors. >>> the city of san carlos will spend $250,000 to investigate the pipeline that's at the center of a safety controversy. the city will host consultants to look over pg&e's records on the pipeline that runs across the city under britain avenue. an internal pg&e e-mail raised questions about the possibility of a "san bruno-like situation on the line." pg&e insists the line is safe. the gas line has been shut down and will remain out of service during this investigation. >>> meanwhile, pg&e is doing some pipeline safety work in san bruno today. utility crews will be at the intersection of state and glenview drives to work on a pipeline. that's a few blocks from the scene of the pipeli

may be the most famous media mogul of all time, and in the tech world, you have marissa mayer, sheryl sandburge mighty vogue editor, anna wintour has dominated for decades without apology, and now you have a milestone for women in power. janet yellen nominated to run the federal reserve. so yellen would be the first female fed chair. one of the most influential policy making roles in the world. so let's bring in fellow woman, cnn's your money host christine romans. let's talk janet yellen and her realm of influence. why are some people saying she could be the most powerful woman in the world? >> well, they're saying she's the most qualified fed chief nominee ever. >> wow. >> this is a woman who had all kinds of really great jobs. very well respected. interesting that when she started working at the fed, she went and ate with everybody else in the fed cafeteria where she met her husband, by the way, instead of in the executive dining room like people in her position did before. she's someone who is really relatable, very smart, very smart, i mean, really smart. and she is someone everyone likes