cheryl: i am cheryl casone. as fast as it appeared it disappeared. bitcoin exchange knock off filing for bankruptcy protection, three things investors need to know, a billion dollars in customer money goes missing, head of the financial services round table, tim pawlenty joins us. adam: frustrated investors openly questioning the tech giant's pace of innovation as the stock if 25% below its all-time high. we are live in california for the annual shareholder meeting. cheryl: russia accuses ukraine of staging an armed invasion of its airports, the presiresurfacg protection from moscow. adam: you may be better off asking somebody at the securities and exchange commission elizabeth no wiki on the new report that says sec regulators are benefiting by trading on inside information. right now bitcoin bombshell, one of the digital currency's biggest online exchanges has filed for bankruptcy protection, jo lin king and has been all over the story and joins us with the latest blow to bitcoin. >> all was unfolding and looks like serious drama. we lost half a bi

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cheryl: probably the cheryl casone family. thanks. adam: i would go back in the dog with gold.m finding gold to retail gold, ppg capital with leonard green and bart is reportedly looking to take j. crew public with valuation as high as $5 billion almost twice the $2.64 billion value of j. crew's buyout by ppg and leonard green three years ago. the idea could come as soon as this year. cheryl: ibms have been so hot over the past year but look at michael coin. cheryl: got to get charles payne back on the show. the state of fannie mae hanging in the balance. the government needs to give control back to shareholders so you can still get a mortgage. charlie gasparino talks exclusively with dick bove about his bold call for the mortgage-backed coming that next. adam: from the mit labs, the finger reader creators are here, changing the face or hands of reading in the future. q beyonce. i ys say be thman with the plan but with less ergy, moodiness, i had to do something. i saw mdoctor. a blood test showed it was low testostene, not age. we talked about axiron the onlyt tt can reore t v

see what i do, cheryl and at ad, it is now yours. cheryl: i would like to see that bread onnbreak action happening in the last hour. you really went after him. adam: thank you very much. hello again. cheryl: too big and efficient for its own good. breaking california to six separate states gaining traction. the man behind the plan, joining us exclusively as a proposal gets closer to a vote. adam: retailers pointing to brutal cold temperatures for two months of this mall sales numbers. nice try, another fox business exclusive, the retail insider and former toys "r" us ceo calling their bluff, what is really to blame. cheryl: the weather is back, driving down temperatures across much of this country. we had a forecast for temperatures will be as much as 40 degrees below average. but first, stocks now, in rally mode. the new york stock exchange with nicole petallides especially on the s&p has been great today. a new intraday high. nicole: that is right, record all-time intraday highs. up 1.1% for the s&p. the nasdaq hitting levels we ha

>> good, how are you, cheryl? cheryl: good. nitis to see you.we're getting ready for four days of trading coming up tomorrow. i know you're bullish, but yourself also being pragmatic in telling our viewers there is going to be a pullback, you're still waiting for it. january wasn't enough for you. what type of percentage pullback are we talking about here, bob? >> well, it's funny, cheryl, certain things that are market related have technical definitions. and one of those is a correction. i always sort of roll my eyes when i hear people say, well, we just had a 4% correction or a 6% correction. coming up in the business for the last 21, 22 years, the correction is 8-10%, and then i need to see basing action of the equity markets at that point. i want my correction, and i'm not going to get fully invested into the market until i get it. it's needed for higher highs to happen over the course of q3 and q4, so i think it's going to happen, and there's going to be a few volatile swings on the way there. of. cheryl: explain basing action and why that'

cheryl: gossip pages. regulations may have you thinking twice what toppings you pick for your pizza. fox's peter doocy has details on that coming up. we'll be right back. adam: the fda is following rules set by the affordable care act. and they're set to roll out new guidelines that could affect the way you order food. fox news's peter doocy is at domino's pizza in alexander, virginia. don't mess with my pepperoni. >> i'm not going to but listen to this, if your favorite restaurant has more than 20 locations the next time you go out there is a chance on the menu right next to whatever you are deciding between you will see how many calories are in it, whether you like to, whether you care to or not. that is what restaurants are going to have to do to apcomply with the regulation in the affordable care act. and that's a problem for places like dominoes including one here in old town, alexandra. because domino's offers 34 million possible combinations of pizza. where is there wall space to list calorie counts

cheryl: really?we've got, your partner is modeling that chinchilla coat which is the softest thing that you could ever feel that yyu can talk about in prime time television. and it is, i mean, it is stunning but is it cold weather driving your sales or just the demand for fur coats? >> the demand is strong. cold weather is basically the catalyst of fur sales. and basically with me, and all the things we're getting on it, my website is blasting. it was five times the amount of hits as normal. generally give me some nice business. cheryl: i still live on the west coast. one thing i could found interesting you could not wear in fur in san francisco where i was living. you would be attacked by activists. here in new york it is much more acceptable. the idea of buying a brand new fur coat and peta and other groups say it is the wrong thing to do? does that worry you? >> there is activityies almost everything. whether it is furs, whether it is health care, whether religion, whether abortion, everything coe

cheryl: thank you very much.k, the schools as personal workers for 309,000 students, faculty and staff were compromised including social security's common names and dates of birth. officials say the breach occurred tuesday morning when an outside source access secure records database little information dating back to 1998. the cybercrook did not change anything in the system making a xerox of the data before taking out of there. law-enforcement officials investigating this incident. now you can make money by investing in this news like the recent cybersecurity headlines. you are always following the news and letting customers create their own motif, cybersecurity is hot. >> one of our top ten motif. a lot of people following and we live in a day and age when every week there's a story about compromise, companies spending $67 billion, the government spending $16 billion. the new security risk, no logger terrorism but cyberterrorism. cheryl: your cybersecurity is a correlation with stocks but again these motifss as

cheryl: should go to school. >> grade school. cheryl: thank you very much., west coast minute, no water conservation wasn't enough trouble for californians, now presidents are asked to conserve power during the day. a natural-gas shortage has been triggered thanks to extreme cold weather across the country and fuel supplies in southern california power plants are being impacted, slowed down and there you go. in colorado, that state has taken a hall from the legalization of marijuana to the tune of $3 million in the month of january alone. a survey of 18 marijuana businesses shows the new legal industry is on track to add $100 million. just to compare this, alcohol taxes brought in $35 million in 2013. finally as sunday's superable win for the seattle seahawks wasn't just good for the team but great moves for the rest city's reputation. forbes has taken seattle off of its most miserable sports city's list. this week was a big one for seattle. takes the sting of off, now if they could only get an nba team back there. that is your west coast minute. phil flynn

cheryl: thank you. >> thank you, cheryl. the developing story that we have been following out of washington and the federal reserve. the central bank releasing transcripts. peter barnes is digging through the pages. >> transcripts of 14 scheduled an emergency policy meetings that the fed held in 2008. this stuff was hitting the fan, as we say. bernanke and his colleagues worried that the economy could tip over into another great depression. in september, bernanke comes in and starts talking immediately about the significant stresses and market, problems going on that aig, problems in the dollar funding market. he puts on the table, auuhorization for these swap lines to help central banks overseas manager crisis. i want to -- i do not want to put a limit on it. he does get pretty serious about this. at one point, he is talking about the merits of action in the merits of not taking any action. frankly, i am decidedly confused and very muddled about this. we will collectively do our best to deal with these very stressful financ

congratulattons. >> thanks, cheryl. cheryl: chairman and ceo of aol, tim armstrong.sal from the financially-strapped u.s. postal service is gathering support in washington. the plan would have post offices provide banking services. rich edson is live from capitol hill with more on this. rich? >> reporter: well, for years the postal service has been asking for the authority to do other types of business. congress hasn't approved any, but now there is some traction behind allowing them to provide basic banking services, basically, because they need the money. they lost $25 billion over the last three years alone. senator elizabeth warren writing in the huffington post that she supports it. she says we need innovative ways to create pathways for struggling families to build economic curt, and this is an -- security, and this is an idea that falls into that category. quote: the possal service appreciates all innovative ideas to generate revenue and enhance the custer -- customer's experience. however, community bankers say this financial services is no place for the gove

i am cheryl casone.et office says nearly three dollars more an hour could cost half a million people in this country their jobs. we need to build jobs not kill them. shocking economic data out today. housing starts plunging 16% in the month of january. what it could mean for the usually brisk buying season. $200 million growing. that is the price tab for fixing december credit card breach. the business of cyber security. a lot more in the next hour of "market now." ♪ cheryl: as i sit down for this next hour of markets now, we have lost 48 points. i want to mention this, in the last two minutes, now we are going into negative territory. the nasdaq is doing quite well, by the way. it is the top of the hour. we look at stocks every 15 minutes. let's bring in nicole petallides. nicole: hi there, cheryl. we are seeing the volatility index to the upside. we had somewhat of a swing today. yet, right now, crossing the unchanged line as we speak. the dow is fractionally lower as we speak. the nasdaq is the worst

cheryl: unemployment is at 5.5%.>> who doesn't want to go to new york? everything happens in new york and that is why we are here. this is a world-class city. i love houston, i love pittsburgh. new york city we were the last ones in the recession, the first one out. our prices are going up. not much to buy i got to tell you but the opportunity, talk about towson -- open houses. well above the asking price, sellers have the advantage here. the cranes were not swinging, now the new building is up, demand is outpacing our inventory. cheryl: what do you say to that? you were in the east coast and ran to southern hills. >> i am in new york. i wonder what is going to happen over the next five years. we believe the state government of new york is not business friendly, city government of new york is our right hostile towards business and wealth creation and its most productive citizens of new york is one of the centers of the universe. that is all priced into the city. you are paying for all that. to find the best gains, mo

cheryl: thank you.ld you be looking to invest in real estate right now? their pick and it will come back to debate whether or not they're part of the country is the right place to invest in real estate. a big loss the uaw leading question marks over the union's future. rich edson is live with the battleground in chattanooga, tennessee. he has the latest for us. we are at the height of ski season depending on where you live. how are they dealing with the historic drought? the ceo will be with us for his take. stay with us. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you're watching one of the biggest financial services cpanies in the country at work. hey. thanks for coming over. hey. [ male annouer ] how did it come to be? yours? ah. not anymore. it's a very short story. come on in. [ male announcer ] by meetg you more than haway. it's how edward jones makesense of investing. [ male announcer ] by meetg you more than haway. ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com like carpools... polly wants tonow if we can pick her up. yeah, we

cheryl: thank you so much. when nancy pelosi alluded to the idea that obamacare would be not a job killer, a job creator? >> this bill is not only about the security of him go, it is about jobs. it will create 4 million jobs. dennis: she was certainly right it is about jobs. it will cost the economy more than 2 million jobs. let's get some reaction from a republican congressman from georgia. thank you for being with us. what do you think of the production about losing 2 million jobs over the next few years because of obamacare? >> i think it is just more bad news for this administration. when they said that the 800,000 a year ago would be lost and now all the sudden it is 2.3 million to 2.5 million jobs by 2021 a lot all of a sudden we cannot believe the cbo, the unbiased scorekeeper on capitol hill and jay carney and gene sperling and justin furman want to put different spins on this. it is nothing but more bad news for obamacare. the very fact that 1 million less people are signed up now they may predicted, h

cheryl: i am cheryl casone.u through the next hour of our kids now with dennis kneale. senator charles grassley is the member behind the committee. the massive half trillion dollar deficit is shrinking right now. we debate what it means for america coming up. the new microsoft. bill gates is out as chairman. where microsoft wants to go next. all of this and a lot more coming up on markets now. ♪ cheryl: you had a super path of destruction for the super bowl. dennis: the second time just in six weeks. i want dow 16,000 back. we have stocks now and every 15 minutes. nicole petallides. nicole: it is not to say it will not happen. we have had a tough go of it. we saw the down 326 points. we are seeing a little bit of a bounce back. they are not really sure which way the market will go. not forget friday's jobs report. do not forget we are still noting the volatility is still here, at least for right now. the market remains a concern as well. we have a lot here that we are digesting. we have company earnings from cor

connell: cheryl casone is there. cheryl: it is not so sunny for the economy. massive storm we see up and down the east coast. you had 16 flights canceled. what does that mean for all of the exhibitors? this is joan maxwell. we are on a regulator marine boat. are you worried about people not showing up this weekend? >> we are concerned about the number of people coming from the northeast. a large percentage of our business is done in note northeast. we are excited about what we are seeing. every single regulator. absolutely. cheryl: this retails for $350,000. this is all leather. >> it is nice. it really is. this has many options. the queen of our fleet. cheryl: these boats are being known for being so solid and strong. cheryl: thank you very much. we will have a lot more coming up in the nine eastern time. a lot of money is put into this boat show every year. the ceo will be joining me. connell: we will stay with miami, but shift to football. more players than just incognito. we will get to that with charlie gasparino. dagen: how one company is planning to rev

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cheryl: appreciate it.emale ceo as fox business has reported, making far less than former male counterparts. joining us now with a story she broke. >> gm's narrative on the new ceos pay is hitting the wall faster than a crash test dummy. why they are not disclosing new ceo mary barra's long-term pay. any discussion of her long-term pay is premature and flawed because h the end the meeting te shareholder meeting in june is when shareholders will apparently sign off on long-term pay. watch this, however, prior ceos and senior executives like chief financial officers immediately upon hiring, when they got hired a and appointed o the positions immediately get long-term pay. 2 million, 2 million, 2 million, 1.4 million. also at the same time, executive consultants are telling us they find this puzzling, scratching their heads, what is the secret? other major companies warnings ahead of time long-term pay like lockheed martin does this, pepsico, ge, ibm all award long-term pay ahead of annual meetings. telling fo

back to you cheryl and out of. cheryl: thank you so much.n inch of ice from this storm. that is enough to knock out power. brian greene joining us from georgia power right now. tell us exactly what you have on the sidelines. >> thank you for having me on. we have been here in our storm center since monday morning. we have been watching the forecast and monitoring the predictions. the storm has definitely caused an impact to our system. we have restored about 47,000 through the duration of the storm. the numbers continue to increase. adam: you have several power restored trucks. i know during hurricanes there is kind of a staging area outside of the zone. is that the same with this? >> yes. we staged crews throughout the state from athens to metro atlanta although it over to augusta. we will start to get a good idea of where we will be impacted the most. we will do ploy the cruise to the areas where we have been hit the hardest. adam: to the major business centers, do they have any kind of special agreements with your company over electricity

how tomorrow mos. ♪ see wh's new at projectluna.com cheryl: cheryl casone with your fox business.k earnings jumped 17%, the banking industry earned $40.3 billion last quarter up from $30.4 billion the previous year. losses on loans jumped to a seven year low. for all of 2013 banks earned a record $154.7 billion. gillick packard has won a $32 million cybersecurity contract from the department of homeland security, will provide software security to 33 federal civilian government agencies to prevent network vulnerabilities and defense against packers. no homes sales surge in the month of january by 9.6%. that is the fastest pace in 5-1/2 years. according to the commerce department is single-family homes were sold and and your right of 468,000 beating analysts' expectations. sales in the northeast soaring on 73%. melissa: move over silicon valley, there's a new player in the fight for text are ups, the midwest, one venture capital plan moving away from sunny california to columbus, ohio. silicon prairie. i like the name of that. drive capital's mark colodny, thanks for joining us. whe

i'm cheryl jennings. today our show talks about body image. it's the way we perceive ourselves and how we look. our families, our friends, social pressure and the mass media are just some of the contributing factors. it's important to note that our body image affects self-esteem and ultimately our mental health. last year several people from the organization about face took off most of their clothes in front of victoria's secret in san francisco. the group feels the chain portrays a body image that's unrealistic. protesters say not everybody can be a size 1 with great curves. >> not everybody needs to be like that in order to be attractive, in order to be awesome in general. and we really wanted to speak out just against that whole piece of it and all the people here really like the way that they look. >> well, about face wants people to feel good about their bodies, no matter what they look like. joining us in the studio right now is jennifer berger, she led the protest. she is the executive director of about face. jennifer, thank you for bei

cheryl hurd is live. cheryl, that's where the buses are up and running trying to move those riders. >> reporter: that's right. 23 buses are now in operation, and they will be up and running until 1:00 this morning. when b.a.r.t. resumes its saturday schedule, buses will continue most likely until tomorrow evening because repairs will take a while. this is the end of the line because of the derailment. now the b.a.r.t. buses are taking passengers to concord and pittsburgh bay point. >> two hours we had to wait. >> we can't get home. >> reporter: that's the message hundreds of riders got when a b.a.r.t. train went off the tracks. >> the train derailed. make other arrangements to get home. i'm tired. i work in the city. i'm tired and i want to go home. >> reporter: from our helicopter, we could see where the wheels left the tracks. according to b.a.r.t., at 6:30 this evening, an out of service train with no passengers on board was leaving the station, he woulded to the concord yard. the train was crossing ov

cheryl hurd is live in san jose with kind of the take on this new event. cheryl? >> reporter: that's right. i'm live here at shark ice in san jose. the home of paulina edmonds. if you didn't know she was a hometown girl, you would know it when you saw this poster with all the signatures wishing her well. she will not be part of the team event, but one skater thinks it's a great idea. >> it's such a big individual sport. it's nice to have that team feeling. >> reporter: a feeling she says figure skaters have, but it's nice to know that the olympic games is recognizing that feeling. >> we all cheer each other on as if we were a team. >> reporter: the international olympic committee members must have felt that way when they decided to add team figure skating to the 2014 sochi games. >> i think it's a great thing. >> reporter: jonathan says, only ten countries earned the right to compete at the event, based on how their skaters finished at last year's world figure skating championships and other events. >> great britain, which is where i'm from originally, they sent a

reporting live in berkeley, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> more on the super bowl now. listen to these numbers on tomorrow's big game. 181 million people are expected to watch the denver broncos and seattle seahawks tomorrow. that's according to the national retail federation. also, did you know that super bowl sunday is the second highest day for food consumption in the united states. second only to, can you guess? thanksgiving. and this may be proof costco was packed today. >> i'm actually going out to visit my son in rockland. so he's doing all the shopping. i just got some beer just to be sure he had enough. the important things for football games. >> priorities, all right. this year 39 million people are throwing parties, and 62 million more are going to one of those parties. i will not be one of them, along with some other folks around here. we'll be working. maybe we'll throw a party here. >>> and the countdown to sochi. the games begin in five days. but one record has already been set. these games have the largest security force in olympic history. to

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is in san francisco with the details. cheryl? >> reporter: i'm live on sunset boulevard, one of the busiest streets in san francisco. i talked to a woman who said she stopped using this intersection because it's so busy and so dangerous. a problem for the people who live around here, it's a problem for people who come in to the city. sunset boulevard, the main thoroughfare to the golden gate bridge, the zoo and golden gate park. at 11:00 this morning, an unidentified man was struck by the toyota corolla and killed while crossing this busy street. >> where the pedestrian was at that time is under investigation, we don't know if they were in a crosswalk or not. >> reporter: there were three people inside the car at the time, including the driver. they were all taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >> there's just way too fast, the cars, they put in this flashing light that people team in seam to totally ignore. >> reporter: what happened here is under investigation. but officials admit pedestrian and biker safet

cheryl jennings won gracy award from alliance for women in media countation for the story you see here. a father of five was able to save his sight thanks to power of social media. and cheryl worked hard to make that happen. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> i'm grateful i work here. >> still to come a little boy obsessed by garbage trucks >> annual san francisco valentine's day pillow anncr: at jennie-o w where evea where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. good is in a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of the u.s. ski te

cheryl? >> thank you. >> just ahead on abc7 news at 5:00 today's moving memorial service for two chp officer was bay area ties killed in the line of duty. >> violent end to a high-speed chp case. >> california former action hero government return was a plan of action to put people ahead of politics. >> and abc7 is the only place where you can see the oscars this coming sunday. you can visit abc7 news.com and click on countdown to oscar sunday to get a printable ballot in my picks section to choose winners. stay with us. >>> two chp officers who died while responding to a crash were remembered today in fresno as men dedicated to family, friends and those served. the officers started their careers here in the bay area. officer law in oakland, officer gonzales in san >> brian law ask juan gonzales met several years ago. monday morning years after earning their badge, the two that became great friends and partners were laid to rest. >> this affects the community. >> the commissioner told the crow

cheryl pilate, could you talk about what you understood to be the drug combination used there, and also about the issue of the state of missouri, like many states, maintaining the actual composition of the drug secret. >> i think what we are seeing right now is a real determination to move ahead regardless of knowing whether the drug or combination of drugs are safe or have been proven effective. what i foresee coming is actually a lot of executions this year. in missouri, what occurred in my client's case, as in the prior to executions was the use of a compound, and the significance is many fold. with the compound the drug, the drug can vary from batch-to-batch. it is compounded at a and theing facility, process has been surrounded by secrecy with the state not revealing who the compounding pharmacy is, where the drugs come from, or what lab has tested them, and an independent mastication has raised a lot of questions for those of us who represent the prisoners on death row. basically, what we see proceeding here and what is very disturbing is experimentation on human subjects. that is

if he did not have cheryl, he could not think this way. he has a close partner who is a master business person who got the company on an extraordinary profit trajectory that he does not have to worry about, day to day. i think he continues to focus on product improvement. it does give him the luxury of having a surprisingly big picture, optimistic, aggressive, futuristic vision for how facebook can play a positive role, literally, in the planet's future. but it is only because cheryl is there that it is possible. i was trying to push him about his board. >> sorry, finish. >> i was just saying -- he said some funny things about his board and what they thought about this. i was trying to push him on that. i did not get very far. i am sure people on the financial side and on the board who have some reservations -- my own opinion is, it is definitely reasonable to say it will have a long-term payoff. getting more people involved in the general realm of activities -- facebook is one of them. google is another. >> i understand you asked him at t

i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. more details now. vaccinations for the measles began in 1963. by 2000, homegrown cases of the measles were considered wiped out. but last year, there were at least 175 cases reported. health officials say there's been an increase in outbreaks because travelers have brought back the disease from other countries. the disease killed 500 people a year at its peak. >>> new at 11:00, she was dead for 12 minutes but brought back to life by veterinary yaps in campbell. a story about a pit bull who ate poison food and a police investigation. george kiriyama has more. the family believes someone tried to kill their dog? >> reporter: they do, and the dog was found eating out of a zip-loc back thrown into the backyard. to see the 3-year-old pit bull walking around after a near death experience can be called a miracle. in late january, she let her dog outside and then -- >> i hear her eating something and there's a bag of food sitting here that she is mumplging on. >> reporter: it turned out to be strips of beef la

cheryl hurd is live on treasure island this evening. cheryl, possibly a leaking bridge? what's the game plan here? >> reporter: starting tomorrow, raj, engineers will be checking for leaks on the new portion of the bay bridge. but some people might be dodging raindrops. so whether you will be in the rain, or running from it, it will be a welcome sight. >> we have seen water reacting with the zinc primer on the inside. >> reporter: how the water is getting into the barrier rails on the suspension span of the bay bridge is still a mystery. >> it is dripping down through the bolts. there are 2600 bolts that connect the barrier rail to the deck sections. >> reporter: cal trans estimates the water is seeping into 30% of the bolts on that portion of the span. >> we're still determining exactly how the water is getting into the barrier rail. >> reporter: engineers are hoping the rain over the next several days will give them some answers. meanwhile, pg&e is ramping up its tree-trimming program in an effort to prevent downed fire lines. we watched crews sawing off big limbs lean

cheryl? >> reporter: hi, diane. i'm not going to be doing any of those things either, because i will be working tomorrow. i am live right now at the high school football field, live on the 15 yard line. this is where marshawn lynch played many games. this is where he's played his rivals. and essentially became a star, even though he is the star running back for the seattle seahawks. at the time he was a star running back for the oakland technical high school. but right now, he is a running back for the seattle seahawks. you know that team that beat the 49ers. lynch is an oakland native, cal football star, and a force to be reckoned with on that seahawks team. but he's loved here in the oakland bay area. i caught up with his former coach, delton edwards, and he said a lot of people knew marshawn would reach the top when it comes to football. about coaching marshawn, you coached him since the very beginning. >> he's a special kid. you've got a lot of kids with talent here, given the right opportunity they shine. and i

if he did not have cheryl, he could not think this way.e has a close partner is a master business person with the company on an extraordinary trajectory that he doesn't have to worry about day-to-day. i think if he continues to focus on product improvement and other stuff -- i think it gives him the luxury of having this surprisingly big picture, optimistic, aggressive, futuristic vision for how facebook camp lay a positive role in the planet's future. but it is only because cheryl is there that it is possible. >> he said some funny things about his board and what they thought about this. i was trying to push them on that and did not get very far but i'm sure there are people on the financial side and on the board who have some reservations. is it'spinion reasonable to say it will have a long-term payoff. there are some companies just by having more people getting involved can ultimately make more money and facebook is one and google is another. ande did not hear all the q a but i understood you asked him if you wanted to talk about snap c

projecuna.com >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief. boeing will build its new triple 7 factory in everett, washington where it builds 777 jetliners. they went ahead with plans to build the carbon composite wing near seattle. >>> machinists approved a new contract last month. boeing had received bids from 21 other states seeking to host the new factory. >>> target's massive data breach is costing financial institutions $200 million. american bankerssassociation says the cost of replacement cards exceeds $172 million. credit union national association is spending 30, replacing its members cards. -- 30 million. >>> and that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper.

cheryl is live on the berkeley campus where a news conference just wrapped up, cheryl. >> reporter: this information was important for people who were in or around the uc-berkeley campus or on a bart line going through contra costa kois. the dates we're talking about, february 4 through february 7. the student infected with the highly contagious disease lives in contra costa county and was not vaccinated and likely achieved this through a recent trip to asia. he attended class from the 4th through the 7th and had no idea he had the measles. doctors talked about the symptoms we should look out foor. >> very much i can like a common cold, and people can get a very high fever and cough and runny nose and very red eyes. those are the initial symptoms that occur. the key thing about measles is the rash, which is classic, and not always present in some individuals comes later. it starts at the face and head and spread to the body. >> again, measles highly contagious and that's why it's important to get the information out there. but you shouldn't worry if you've been immunized. this is the sec

once again, cheryl hurd reporting live from san francisco. still here at 5:00, california lead the way in disability lawsuits. we investigate what's behind the numbers and who is suing. >> plus, do you recognize this man? why police in fremont are anxious to talk to him. >> and impressive track record. one bay area high school and three olympians they produce so what's the secret? >> and then at 6:00, we hind the scenes with kristi yamaguchi, life after the gold medal. what she would tell her daughters if they wanted to follow in mom's footsteps. >> if my daughters decide to skate -- >> the exclusive interview is new at 6:00. follow in mom's footsteps. >>> continuing our olympic coverage, are you ready for a really good rivalry? well, some of the most hotly contested medals of these games are in men's and women's hockey. >> nbc bay area's jack doles joins us live from sochi. we're talking team usa against team canada. around here we have two members of the sharks playing prominently in these games, joe pavelski and patrick marleau. >> this is

cheryl: cheryl casone with your fox business brief. consumer sentiment with the reading of 89.6.anuary's 81.2 numbers. the michigan index found consumers were more optimistic about the economy than any time in the past six months. mattel is acquiring a gun brans, maker of metal block for $461 million with the deal world's largest phone maker will extend iis voting bloc to better compete with lego, number 2 it toymaker and local sales. the online food service delivery service announcing an ipo valued at $100 million. and partners with 61% across 600 u.s. cities. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. liz: anyone who owns ebay, after the founder and chairman rejected carl icahn's call to separate its paypal unit, he insists businesses are better off together, taxing the integrity of board members. and hitting new highs, it is now up around 1-1/4%. the largest individual shareholder with more than one hundred 8 million shares so he made $86 million today. he can afford a haircut. still making a lot of money, michael jordan, the basketball l

i'm cheryl >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, the breaking news.assenger on the plane, claiming to have a bomb, trying to hijack the plane to sochi. the helicopters patrolling the air space over the olympic stadium. abc's brian ross, right here. >>> inside the theater. for the first time, the video. the confrontation in that movie theater. the young father texting, the 71-year-old retired police captain, pulling the trigger. and tonight, how he explained himself, right after. >>> strike three. the storm hitting this weekend in the east. how big will it be? while in the west tonight, where families have been warned about their vanishing water, finally, will this be enough? >>> and our "persons of the week." can you guess? who were they screaming for, 50 years ago tonight?

. >> reporter: hi, cheryl. well, that same sister told these two men in this courtroom today that they got off easy. especially given what her brother, brian's life is like now. the harshest words came from a man clearly hurting brian stow's father. >> we >> the time you serve is insignificant compared to what brian must endure. however, the years that you spend in prison is what you deserve. >> the 30-year-old marvin nor wood and 31-year-old sanchez face charges related to the brutal beating. >> as men are you proud of yourselves? >> one of stow's sisters described what his life is like now after suffering severe brain trauma >> he has to wear adult diapers. and i hate having to say that out loud. but it shows the severity of what you did. >> the former paramedic can only walk with a walker confined mostly to a wheelchair. he can no longer care for himself for his children. >> brian is my older brother. i never imagined having to care for him the way i do with my family, my sister and parents. we shower him, d

yes. >> thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings >> from all of us here, see you again at 6:00.

cheryl: rich edson live at the white house. the comments from president obama and the french president. that will be live right here on fox business. the reporters are gathering. as soon as the two gentlemen take to the stage, we will bring those comments to you live. adam: then there is janet yellen. facing questions for the first time since being federal chair. gentlemen, thank you for joining us. let's get back into the hearing and talk about some of the things chairman yellen is saying. >> we support analyzing the costs and benefits of rules. we have done a great feel that. we participated in extensive cost benefit analysis. >> would you say you are satisfied with how it came out with volker? i asked the governor where it is. we have not seen it. do you believe it was done in that situation? >> i think what is important is dodd-frank required the federal reserve decision about the cost and benefits of putting those registrations in place. likely cost and benefits would be. our job has been implemented. we have certainly tak

recruiting someone out of google like facebook did with cheryl and drop box has done with greg is veryelling because there are a lot of other telling people at google that might be looking at drop box. >> with zuckerberg recruited cheryl that took months. this has happened quickly. do you think woodside knew this was coming. has he been talking to drop box for a while? >> i will say this, the drop box business is one that google respects. fwoogsl a very wit tive company looks at businesses and gets jealous and buys those business. for a long time there was a view that google might buy that business. that puts this move a little different than microsoft looking for a new c.e.o. the microsoft story we know. drop boston red sox, this fast growing company google knows well and maybe he said this is an exciting one to jump on for myself. >> and google has its own flalkt completes with drop box. >> exactly. >> thank you for joining us on "bloomberg west". >> are you sick of social media spoiling your olympics if you don't have time to watch the games during your work day like me? >> we're go

god, it looks gorgeous, cheryl. >> it really is. it is a beautiful day.absolutely correct we're seeing a lot of hotel cancellations and not as many visitors had been expected for miami as a whole. but i got to tell you when it comes to boating 88 million americans went boating in 2012. the majority of them are on power boats. when it cops to the power boat it is all about the engine, all about the need for speed. there is lot of news breaking today in this particular part of it. i'm joined by the president of mercury marine. mark, you made big announcements today the at boat show. first of you will it brand new engines are faster. tell us about it. >> absolutely. we add to the racing product line. 540-horsepower engine we announced. we also brought new products from different technologies. one is the ecoprops, to make those bigger engines more fuel efficient, almost 10% fuel economy improvement. >> you also unveiled a glass stash, basically like a massive ipad that controls the boat. so, touch-screens instead of little levers. >> yeah. what it does, it ba

dan, cheryl? >> thank you very much. >> well skwuft ahead red planet, huh? not so fast. some people are being warned against going on a mission to mars. >> a picture of a world leader generating a buzz on the internet. that, then at 6:00 students designed a car that might go aconsiders the country on a gallon of gas? we'll hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ >>> gunfire still breaking out in ukraine. people this charge say they will have a new government by thursday. made it official the former heavy weight boxer is now running for president of ukraine. he was the first world boxing champion to hold a phd. he's been a leading opponent of the old regime. >> muslims being warned about going on a mission to mars. religious official was the united arab emirates say the missio

reporting in napa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> police are searching for gunmen outside a boy's and girl's club in oakland. the two male victims were shot multiple times and pronounced dead at the scene. police have identified one victim, a teenager but police are not releasing his name until his family is notified. the other victim has not been identified. >>> we are learning about another delay in the plan to build an arena for the warriors at the waterfront. the team is putting off the goal of opening the proposed arena by at least a year by 2018. this latest hitch comes just after opponents to the arena are expected to turn in 16,000 signatures to get the initiative on the ballot. if passed, it would require vote voters' approval before building anything that exceeds height limits. the lease on the arena expires by the end of the 2016 season. >>> russia's president gets a delivery just days before the olymp olympics begins. how homosexuals are protesting gay rights. >>> and two teams playing in today's super bowl are both from states that have legalized recreational

cheryl hurd is live.ot of money out there that's not claimed. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. this is not the winning ticket, but someone out there is holding it. $425 million worth. we've been hearing rumors that the ticket belongs to a young person, but we won't know if that's true until the winner comes forward. we know that a millionaire was made here. and who that might be is a history tonight. >> it's amazing, amazing, yeah. wow. i wonder why he's still in hiding. >> reporter: if you purchased the ticket at this station on california circle, you may want to check your ticket. if you won, would you announce that you won, would you like people to snow >> definitely. why not? >> reporter: because statistically speaking, there's a 44% chance of losing your lottery winnings within five years. but when you win $425 million, that's the last thing you're thinking about. >> it's been crazy all day. >> reporter: the word is out that this place may bring luck to lottery winners. >> 43 states. it's here, it

we've got cheryl hurd right there, but these winds are going to ramp up. >> reporter: they're picking up about 10 to 15 miles per hour. but here is the reason why we know they're going to turn quite a bit stronger overnight, heading into tomorrow morning, a rare situation for the bay area, the low pressure that you typically see in seattle and portland. this is going to be aiming in toward the bay area. you see a low parked off the central coast, and how we forecast wind is the difference in pressure from point a to point b. in this case, the low will get so strong at 980 millibars, under those conditions, you can get wind gusts approaching 50 miles per hour. with that in mind, there is a dangerous wind potential for those coastal areas and mountain zones which have prompted a wind advisory. we could see that upgraded to oo high wind watch or warning. that is one part of the weather story they're watching very closely. and yes, the winds here near campbell, starting to peck up. we'll be watching it closely. >> and the component is going to feed into some strong upper level winds that

a beautiful assistant named cheryl flowers who died way too at 42 of breast cancer. got to know her doctors, and i visited her when she got her treatments, and i will remember her as long as i live, the difficult time that her physician had when she passed away, and i remember looking at him and thinking, how does he do that consistently, because i know that cheryl was not the only patient he ever lost, and you have got a tough job. >> if i can make someone live longer or better, even if they die from the disease, if i can make the process better, i have done a good thing. i wrote a book on preventive medicine. the best way to treat cancer is to prevent it, and much of cancer we can prevent or delay, but yet we are not doing it in this country, and that is what we need leadership to do. the greatest leader is the mayor of new york city, and you know there is something wrong with it in this country. balanceow is it you your life when you have to tell people to or three times a week, i do not have anything for you? >> part of what i do is research. a new drug for breas