cheryl? over to you. cheryl: trish, thank you very much, trish regan. 2016, the presidential candidates hogging the spotlight today. you're looking at live pictures where at any moment former senator and first lady hillary clinton is going to hold a town hall meeting in las vegas, unclear if she'll address the e-mail scandal plaguing her campaign. the servers were kept in the bathroom of a denver apartment, not kidding on that one. >>> billionaire businessman donald trump not one to missab opportunity. today a new ad attacking hillary over her e-mails and use of that personal server. that might have been in the bathroom. trump taking a clear lead in the latest cnn-orc poll, one day after serving jury duty and two, after serving a policy paper on his views of illegal immigration. >>> former florida governor jeb bush is a distant second, 11 points behind. he was talking national security today in a conference in south carolina. >>> and then there's wisconsin governor scott walker today making his first majo

cheryl? cheryl: david, we're monitoring, waiting for numbers but the dow slipping into negative territory after being down 110 points at high session. s&p and nasdaq managing to end their three-day slide. earnings driven jumps by priceline and first solar leading s&p 500 a little higher. priceline reporting better quarterly profit, better than expected. first solar quarterly estimates did top street estimates. shares of disney shaved as much as 60 points off the blue chip index after quarterly revenue missed forecasts. that is the biggest one day decline in the stock's history. apple managed to turn around in trading. turning positive despite a downgrade from bank of america. b-of-a cutting it to neutral from a buy. apple shares down 10% since july 20th, wiping out more than $100 billion, billion with a b in market cap. for comparison that is the same value of all of nike, even mcdonald's, guys. ouch, rough day, rough month for apple. new highs, take a look at this, netflix, chipolte. netflix

cheryl? cheryl: jonathan hunt, live for us out of los angeles. jonathan, thank you very much. >>> well, traffic is moving again today but cleanup is still underway after a fiery crash involving two tractor-trailers in new jersey. >> look at that. [shouting] cheryl: you can see video. you saw a man with his leg on fire and screaming in one of the cars there. this crash occurred just before 8:00 p.m. last night in east brunswick. witnesses say the explosion could be heard for miles. those truckers luckily sustained only minor injuries. this comes after a dump truck burst into flames on the turnpike last week. that killed the driver. there are pictures from just last week. we're keeping you posted what is happening out in new jersey. >>> coming up on this show, after the break, it's a locker room brawl that has got everyone talking. details what is next for the jets after this week's sucker-punch. >>> plus, break it up. not that hard to do for tinder. the dating app broke up with newly appointed ceo at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's

cheryl: amazing.e's the thing, the epa, i don't know, the government agency is taxpayer-funded that's supposed to keep the environment clean. how bad is this for the epa? >> well, it's not a good thing for the epa or for frankly for the citizenses of colorado, new mexico, utah and possibly arizona as this plume flowing down the animas. it's caused a lot of impacts and the worst part about this now today is the unknown. we don't know today what's in the river, what toxic levels, what kind of minerals or other toxins may be associated with that river, and i have agricultural producers and residents in rural areas dependent on the river for the livelihood. >> i was going to ask you if you heard from farmers or businesses along the river. have they reached out to you? are they in jeopardy? i'm assuming the toxic mess is dangerous to the health of these residents. >> it is, and we attended a public meeting last night in farmington, and there were well over 300 residents there. staff and teams meeting with

cheryl? >> so traders' initial reaction was they may not raise interest rates in september, which is next month. guys, john sylvia, peter barnes, appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> a wild ride in washington, but it's going to get better because it's political season. presidential politics dominating the headlines. this is bobby jindal speaking in new hampshire. about a half a dozen gop presidential candidates are tackling things like america's school crisis, making speeches at the education summit. 20915 education summit. jeb bush, carly fiorina, john kasich, scott walker. it's mr. jindal's turn. we're keeping an eye on comments coming out of new hampshire. one notable exception, mr. donald trump is in new hampshire but he's holding a town hall meeting at pinkerton academy. that's later on tonight. maybe he will clarify his policy on education, since we don't know what it is. while the republicans are focused on education, a democratic front-runner, busy fending off attacks on personal us

cheryl: can i add something?y small investors don't -- exchange traded funds, very popular with small investors, $2.1 trillion loss made -- being looked at by the fcc, they are monitoring it. the eta funds that were hurt. stuart: next case, we are up 211 points. got to watch this carefully because if we start to come down that means a lot of people selling these stocks, nice balance, making -- taking profits, at dow and nasdaq are positive for the week. can you believe that? that big sell-off monday morning, 9:35 eastern, down 1,000 points, wiped away, now we are 187, 16-4 is where we are. i want to print in nicole from the stock exchange. tiffany is down. i want to know why. nicole: using any gifts from tiffany is a good one but it is all about the strong u.s. dollar. the tourists can come here to buy tiffany's jewelry or whatever. translated into their own currency makes it hard. they saw sales tipping down, 15% and abroad as well, more expensive so big picture tiffany's down. stuart: out the corner of my eye w

cheryl coby died from diabetes in 1992. you're so close to it. are you able to really clearly see the evidence and be able to look at it objectively? >> if you looked at the evidence and the testimony, the testimony doesn't comport with the evidence. >> reporter: evidence or just evidence of love? that's the key question. but rosalie may be looking at a game changer in her fight. and it's due to this man, fred whitehurst. for 20 years, he's been blowing the whistle on corruption at the fbi crime lab. and at the center of it all, a top forensic analyst who's helped convict hundreds of people, michael malone. >> anything that michael malone touched, any evidence that he it can't be. that. >> reporter: malone initially handled key evidence in all three of oscar bolin's murder trials. hair and fiber the fbi used to forensically link all three murders. >> when i was down in florida a couple of analysts came out and said, you got to stop this michael malone guy. >> reporter: and now something has. just last year, the office of the inspector general bla

cheryl, ashley, tom, mitch and mike. she's 92 and never voted in her life until now, thanks to donald trump. they are going to join me exclusively right after this. we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. . . trish: a dow up about 9 points here. stocks moving a bit higher. seem to be take off a three-day slump. a few positive earnings reports. priceline beating after heavily beating forecasts. ralph lauren and disney are taking it on the chin, slumping after cutting their forecasts. ahead of friday's jobs report, hiring at private businesses slowing in july according to payroll processor adp. 185,000 jobs last month, down from 229,000 in june. all right, coming up, right after the break. donald trump is going to tell us how he's preparing for the big debate tomorrow. >>> also, we're talking to a 92-year-old who's voting for the first time in her life. it's all happening here exclusively on "the intelligence report," i'll see you back here in 2. . trish: welcome back, e

>> cheryl, thanks very much. we always use these incidents to remind all of us to be prepared in the event of a major earthquake. 365 days ago when the earth shook so violently here in napa, they were prepared. they were ready. i spoke this afternoon with a paramedic who things got very busy very fast early that morning when the quake happened. >> and the calls kept coming, we kept going, it was a long 24-36 hours. we fall back on what we do and our team that we have here at the fire department worked well together, and we just kept taking the calls as they came in. they kept coming in. >> they sure came in. there were a couple hundred people injured, many of them seriously. several significant fires burning. they had a lot to do. we have a lot more coming for you here on abc 7 news at 6:00 live from downtown napa. for the moment in napa, i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for jo >>> tonight, wall street meltdown. the dow in freefall plunging more than a thousand points. 401(k)s dropped thousands of dollars in just minute

nbc bay area's cheryl herd is there. cheryl, about half a million tree ins question. will they be cut down. >> reporter: some people believe these trees are what actually fuels these wild fires while others believe that tree cans actually help stop fires from spreading. >> there's a widely held belief that the '91 fire had something to do with eucalyptus trees and nothing could be further from the truth. >> reporter: a meeting where people talked about saving some 400,000 trees from being cut in the east bay hills. >> chopping down three species of trees, and only three species of trees, that by the way, all happen to be non-natives, does that really address the problem? >> the problem is how do you make the hills safe when california is in a severe drought and wild fires are popping up all over the state. the mayor releasing a statement the fema plan is 20 years in the making. restore and protect the resources in our hills. >> dried dwrasz is the most flammable. >> he is against the plan. it's ignoring the significance of trees that collect moisture on the ground. >>

liz: we should mention cheryl and david will have all the numbers.what will put them on track for having 55,000 cars delivered for entire year to clarify. >>> we have adp private sector jobs report for payrolls in the month. it did increase but fewer than expected. came in 185,000 jobs. the expectation was for 210,000 jobs. it is a little bit of a disappointment but always a precursor for the big government labor jobs report out on friday. where are the greatest jobs? with us fox business exclusive, korn/ferry ceo and indeed chief economist. first off what are we expecting here, tara? >> i mean i think we're expecting a another good, strong, healthy month in the labor market on friday. there have been some mixed signals about exactly the strength but somewhere over 200,000 jobs created this month which is still doing quite well. liz: gary, listen, ceos call you when they need to fill really decent job positions, high paying ones. are you getting more calls today? does that mean you see from the trenches more demand for big jobs? >> well, you know i t

you're talking to ben willis at the top of the hour, cheryl.ow it hasn't seen since march of this year, march 11th. we closed at 2040. we're there again. this is not good news. some stocks selling off today, alibaba hit a new all-time low, $70.03. it is down 33%, 32% year-to-date. twitter hit a new low. this is below its ipo price. offering price of 26 bucks. it hit $25.92. a lot of social media was selling off. can't ignore twitter is down tremendously since everyone went ga today -- gaga with them in september of 2013. not good news and as ben was telling you at top of the hour, buyers are not here today. they're taking a vacation. >> i don't know, adam. ben and i disagree about that one. adam shapiro thank you very much. obviously you're standing by as the bells about to ring on wall street. we have a few minutes to go before the close, about seven minutes. the dow is down. we're mentioning down -- 2% and hitting session lows. the numbers settle even after the 4:00 p.m. mark. could you see pretty low numbers. we hit intraday lows, 17,000 for

dan, cheryl? >> okay, yes, absolutely. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, turning your iphone into a remote control. that's part of finney's friday free stuff coming up next. >>> 6:00, putting together the do it yourself furniture kits. that could be a challenge. what to do when it becomes impossible. michael finney has some >>> we're so excited. it is friday and michael is here and he has some good stuff. >> finney's friday free stuff. >> we have two very cool things here. skin care and electronics. a pothoderm is this first product right here. right there. you're going to receive a bottle this size. it's an all over spot treatment that helps reduce blemishes for all ages and skin types. will not leave your skin feeling dry or irritated. supposed to be really great on acne. it's a value of $32.50 but you're not going to pay anything for it so you can try it out and see if it works well for you. the second you lose your remote around your home? >> always. >> we have a bunch of them. >> you have a bunch of them. you know

our second chair is here, cheryl. raise your hand, cheryl. [applause] >> they are the toughest women i have met and have the greatest compassion a defendant could want to are. they became personal friends and i consider them my guardian a angel because without them it would be hard for me to give you this talk today. i was indicted in april of 2008 on two counts of honest service wire fraud. it alleged i had violated in n conspiring with my brother their right to services. the law was so vague there were three cases heard during the prep for trial and during trial that the supreme court agreed to hear them. in an attempt, and there are so many ways that i can explain to you how the government i believe played with my life, one of the things that was done by the u.s. attorney patrick fitzgerald was in the event honest services was deemed unconstitutional, he added three more charges to our challenges. conspiracy to extort, conspiracy to bribe, and extortion. why wasn't i charged to begin with? why a year later charge me with more? it was a cyn

small growths like cheryls show up on ordinary chest x-rays, it could hide behind the rib or heart or muscle. most will not be caught until incurable. but a landmark study shows scanning with ct scans can cut deaths by up to 20%, it's now recommended for high risk people such as heavy smokers. or people that quit within the last 15 years, active duty military or minors should be screened with ct's along with people that have lung diseases like copd, cheryl is new counsel free and has stopped smoking and is back to an active life. >> it was a blessing for me. >> it really did save her life. >> she inspired several friends to get screened too. >> i see no reason not to go do it. >> the "action news" team is working on news stories beginning tonight at 4:00, that includes melissa magee live report down at the shore in avalon today. plus new detales on the disappearance of rosie o'donnell's 17-year-old daughter in ocean county, how she met an ex-con through the dating app, tinder. >>> what to they have in common, they hang out in plymouth meeting, why the man that moved from popular stuff

i invite you to follow me on twitter at cheryl@abc7. i'm cheryl jennings. have a great week.>>> a critical moment today in the battle against a rapidly growing fire that doubled in size overnight. here's the epicenter in the fight against the flames. hello, i'm katie marzullo. we begin with developing news on the rocky fire. sky 7hd bringses this live look at the fire burning in lower lake, north of santa rosa. shifting winds are blamed nor rapid advance of flames. the fire has scorched more than 73 square miles, nearly the size of the city

reporting live in vallejo, i'm cheryl herd, nbc bay area news. >>> cheryl, thank you, this kicked off a debate and how it played out in realtime. the boundaries and copycat crimes were discussed on facebook and twitter. >>> and in south bay, check this out. ripping through a strip mall in santa clara. an explosion and flames destroying five businesses. it took pg&e more than four hours to shut off the gas line. now, the strip mall was at the intersection of lawrence expressway just north of el camino. >> reporter: jessica, firefighters are still here watching for hot spots. they say they will be here all night. take a look, you can see there is not much left of the strip mall. police say it all started with a hit-and-run. a gas-fuelled fire burns for hours in santa clara after it destroyed the plaza. >> it was like a big, big bomb. >> reporter: neighbors say they heard an explosion around 4:00. the woman drove her honda into the gas line, igniting the fast-moving fire. >> it moved fast, within an hour, a shopping center was on fire. >> reporter: within minutes, the three businesses ar

cheryl casone is here with more. good morning, cheryl. >> good morning, sandra.s could be oil story depending what this storm does. look at pictures from dominica, high winds, heavy flooding. erika claimed already four lives. expected to hit u.s. mainland and florida on monday. we'll have new video. billionaire activist investor carl icahn, reporting a stake of 88 million shares in freeport-mcmoran. the stock taking off. in sec filing, icahn reported 8 1/2% stake. he says the company is undervalued and needs to address several corporate governance issues. apple gearing up for newest product launch, invite for event on september 9th. listening on radio, tag line is, hey, siri, give us a hint. speculation apple will unveil two new phones, iphone 6 s and iphone 6 s plus. huge crowd booked for this. i was on siri, give me a hint. it kept reading hit, hit. that is why i don't use siri. sandra: i use siri. i actually do. i'm walking down the street, want to know where nearest whatever store. >> it works for you? maybe i have a speech impediment 15 years in journalism a

i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. >>> we have several breaking stories tonight. the deadly explosions. two massive blasts in china, the mushroom cloud glowing in the sky, the walls crashing in. several dead, hundreds reportedly injured. our bob woodruff standing by in china tonight. >>> also breaking, former president jimmy carter just revealing he has cancer. his message late today. >>> the police officer fired tonight after shooting and killing this unarmed football star. the officer now claiming tonight the police chief acted too quickly in firing him. >>> tom brady's last chance to get that suspension lifted, today the quarterback coming face-to-face with the nfl commissioner. and tonight the judge revealing which way he might be leaning. >>> and could she be the biggest great white shark ever captured on video?

cheryl hurd has reaction from all sides. cheryl? >> reporter: the city of san jose has had its share of officer involved shootings. in fact, two in a six-hour period. the governor's move today, somewhat controversial and not everyone agrees with it. >> i really think it's disappointing. i don't think it's going to have a major effect on cases. >> reporter: attorney harry stern has successfully defended peace officers in a number of cases in the bay area. he feels the new legislation is not a big deal. >> as it stands now, district attorneys are allowed to directly file the action they think can be supported by the evidence, and i'm not sure that this is really anything other than window dressing and kind of a political move. >> reporter: a move that comes after secret grand juries in ferguson, missouri and staten island, new york, made decisions not to bring charges against officers who killed unarmed black men. protesters demanding transparency and the lack of charges against those officers sparked riots in ferguson and other citie

cheryl: good morning. the suspect in the shooting death of a memphis police officer is being held on $9 million bail, charged with murder after he turned himself in. accused of killing officer sean bolton after he interrupted a drug deal. the death toll is rising in the legionnaires' outbreak in new york city. more and 80 billion people have been diagnosed in the south bronx. officials turn anybody with a fever, cough for aches to get medical help. finally chinese ecommerce giant ali baba naming michael evans as its new president. the former goldman sachs executives will oversee the global growth strategy. ali baba hosting more global brands in the company so we can shop more american brands. >> fresh questions about valuations in the technology sector after heavyweights like apple injured into correction mode. we will be right back. technology empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immedi

let's go to cheryl hurd in oakland. she takes it from there. cheryl, once the suspect reached oakland, more chaos. >> reporter: well, janelle, a huge sigh of relief for an oakland neighborhood under lockdown for about three hours now. that lockdown has been lifted. the pursuit from san francisco ended up here in oakland, one street over on 60th street. that's where the get-away car crashed into a tree. here's video of the first suspect being arrested at 61st and idaho in front of a church. soon after that, the s.w.a.t. team and police from several agencies, including san francisco, did a door to door search for the second suspect. that search lasted a couple of hours. the second suspect was eventually caught in the backyard of a home after being bitten by a police dog. police found a camera and a gun inside the get-away car. police say the two suspects are facing serious charges. >> so we have a plethora of charges that could be facing, robbery at the minimum. assault with a deadly weapon for the shooting. felony evasion for the police pursuit.

i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. >>> we have several breaking stories tonight. the deadly explosions. two massive blasts in china, the mushroom cloud glowing in the sky, the walls crashing in. several dead, hundreds reportedly injured. our bob woodruff standing by in china tonight. >>> also breaking, former president jimmy carter just revealing he has cancer. his message late today. >>> the police officer fired tonight after shooting and killing this unarmed football star. the officer now claiming tonight the police chief acted too quickly in firing him. >>> tom brady's last chance to get that suspension lifted, today the quarterback coming face-to-face with the nfl commissioner. and tonight the judge revealing which way he might be leaning. >>> and could she be the biggest great white shark ever captured on video? nearly 5,000 pounds.

blake. >> indeed, cheryl. specific part of donald trump's plan would require a change to the u.s. constitution. part of his plan ending birthright citizenship which guarantees anyone born in the u.s. including the kids of illegal immigrants are citizens. that has been protected since 1866 and trump calls it the biggest magnet for illegal immigration. last night he was pressed on the legality by bill o'reilly. take a listen. >> you were born here, you're an american. period. period. >> but there are many lawyers are saying that's not the way it is in terms of this. what happens as their in mexico, have made going to have a baby, they move here for a couple of days, they have the baby, no, but bill they're going to say it's not holding up in court. it's going to have to be tested. but they're saying it's not going to hold up in court. >> trump also says the millions of immigrants quote need to go. several gop contenters have up and down his plan, marco rubio said it's unworkable, and cheryl. >> great story. we'r

nbc bay area cheryl hurd is in concord with more details, what happens now, cheryl? >> reporter: well, there has to be a public hearing and that won't happen until next month. but right now the people i talked to are in shock. the proposed new home for the convicted predator is in the 1500 block of amhurst way and that is right here in concord. people i talk to say why here and why now. now smith was convicted of sexually assaulting four women, and is currently in a state hospital set to be released soon. why contra costa county? well, the state tried to put him in fairfield but the community there fought back. >> we're concerned about our kids, safety and property values, as well. what will happen to my home value at this point. we just sunk a bunch of money into renovations. i'm not saying we're getting ready to sell. but if we were, this is something you would have to disclose to a future buyer. >> i wouldn't want to raise a child here. if that you know -- that dangerous person is here. and i just can't understand why they would have the quiet established neighbor

cheryl? over to you.h, trish regan. 2016, the presidential candidates hogging the spotlight today. you're looking at live pictures where at any moment former senator and first lady hillary clinton is going to hold a town hall meeting in las vegas, unclear if she'll address the e-mail scandal plaguing her campaign. the servers were kept in the bathroom of a denver apartment,

cheryl: good morning. the wild fires burning in central washington is now, largest in state history, complex of five wild fires covering 250,000 acres. washington firefighters are getting help from crews arriving from new zealand and australia. 5,000 homes are threatened by these 5 years. weather watchers coming in on tropical storm track that in the caribbean. national hurricane center says it has maximum sustained winds of 45 miles an hour and moving toward the we were not meant. amc fear of the walking dead. record sunday night. nielsen estimates the 90 minute debut became the best ever rated cable series lunch with 10.1 million viewers. sandra: that is a record breaker. next with the stock market volatility at near unprecedented levels. housing starts could provide a clear picture of the u.s. economy's health. we have that next. (vo) me? i don't just wait for a moment. i watch for the perfect moment. the one nobody else sees. and when i find it- i go for it. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your pass

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i'm cheryl jennings. the drought in california is a crisis affecting every one of us here in the bay area where we live. it is such a desperate situation that bay area mayors are reaching out to sacramento lawmakers, asking for help in using reclaimed water. abc7 news reporter david louie has the story. >> all eyes are on quadrupling the $72 million facility that purifies wastewater. it's a demonstration project that opened last year. elected officials would like to speed up the regulatory process. >> we simply need the state of california to get the regulations out of the way so we can move forward with the most important environmentally sustainable project of the decade. >> the plan is to inject the triple-treated wastewater into the underground aquifer through a pipeline system from north san jose to a sight near mineta san jose airport and to two other spots to the south. >> it's gonna take probably three years to five years to get that system in place. we're looking at moving this as quickly as possi

cheryl casone live for us at the studio. thanks, cheryl.nd cheryl on the fox business network go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >> a pop star cancelling her world tour for a sickness. >> he was driving high and took a selfie for twith the cop. >> you have to hear how it all went down. >> first steve doocy coming up on "fox & friends." >> donald trump riles up the crowd on the road but will the proposals really work. what he said last night in michigan. hillary rodham clinton now losing to billy sanders in an unprecedented new poll. she is losing by a lot. ray kelly will be here talking about how blue lives matter. dr. ben carson doing very well in the presidential polls, he will be here live. the youngest mayor elected at 3 years old on a campaign of, ice cream for everybody. how does that work? apparently pretty well. it kicks off 12 minutes from right now on fox news channel. "fox & friend "fox & friends first" continues in two minutes. two streetlights. the only difference: that little blue thingy. you see it? that's a sensor. using g

are you ready to take off your blindfold, cheryl? take off your blindfold. you can do it. >> okay, it's time. it's the big time. spin right around. >> e oh, my word. that's not even me. >> that is you, girl. you look beautiful. spin right around, look at camera 12 if you wouldn't mind. louis, tell us about it. >> this is absolutely you. all i did was wash away a few grays and add a few highlights which made so much difference and, of course, your hair was so incredibly long that arson was just chopping. cut it off. we have this great haircut that's still long, shaped around the face. >> so flattering. >> cheryl, what do you think? >> i think it's great. i love it. >> can you believe it? >> i can't. >> and the outfit. >> i know you love that because it's so comfortable. >> and you can take it anywhere, scrunch it, wrinkle it up. wash it and hang it up. >> a big round of applause, please. >> happy birthday from leroy, new york. she has worked in education for 47 years and is now a library clerk. she tells us she never wears makeup, for years she's been on the

. >> cheryl herd is in san francisco this evening with more. cheryl? >> well, i spoke with san francisco police tonight. commanders are telling officers to circle theaters whenever they can for safety reasons. theater shootings, a very hot topic here in walnut creek. people i talked to are very concerned. going to the movies is an escape for everyday life. but, for some, that's cape is shattered by a reality of movie theater shootings. >> now, there's nothing you can do anymore. >> movie theater shootings giving people who enjoy the big screen reason to think twice. >> it's very disappointing. that's the only place that we can take our kid sometimes, like today. >> today's shooting in ining cy two weeks after the shooting in louisiana. >> it's a little more scary. but people do it every day. you've got to hope you're with a normal crowd and no one is going to do anything crazy. >> releasing a statement today saying whether it is churches, schools, malls, theaters or other public places, people have the right to go about their lives in peace and safety.

cheryl casone with headlines.ryl: officials urged the 13,000 people to evacuate the fast-moving fire in san francisco, 3,000 firefighters are working to put out the blaze which has burned through 100 square miles and damaged several buildings and homes already, this virus 20% contained and it will take several more days to gain the upper hand on it. boston in central massachusetts cleaning up after a powerful storm dumped heavy rain and golf ball sized hail on the area. the storm cool breezes onto homes and cars and knocked out power to thousands of people. finally the biggest storm of the year is bearing down on china's taiwan in japan. the typhoon is taking 180 mile per hour winds, a category 5 hurricane, it is expected to make landfall this friday. maria: thanks so much, fox news alert, fox confirming the fbi is investigating the security of hillary clinton's prided e-mail server. law-enforcement reported the contacted the denver-based technology from the helps manage and set up the server. do you feel holders

cheryl casone with the details. cheryl? >> that's right.ood morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. fox news is reporting that the islamic state may have used chemical weapons against kurdish forces. officials believe the incident earlier this week involved mustard gas. this is the first time the group has obtained banned chemicals. we'll keep you posted. >>> an historic day for u.s.-cuba relations. earlier this morning the american flag will be raised at the embassy in havana of the marines that took down the flag in 1954 will be back to see the flag go up. secretary of state john kerry is expected to make remarks. >>> hillary clinton will spend next two weeks in the hamptons. according to "new york post" the clintons are renting a home for $100,000 for two weeks. working vacation. she doesn't want to be criticized obviously running for president and easing herself into the hamptons. i don't think she got very good deal on the house. only a four bedroom. i checked it out. i love real estate. yeah. 100 grand for two weeks. okay. she wil

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cheryl casone with that lines. what a story. cheryl: amazing.ow the governors of colorado and new mexico declaring emergencies in the wake of this bill, millions of gallons of toxic waste into rivers. this move will free up $1 million in state money to clean up the spill. like epa has apologized saying the spill was caused by one of its cleanup crews. adobe systems the newest tech company to get more time off to parents, getting to moms 26 weeks of paid leave more than double the previous policy following moves by netflix and microsoft and who is not getting paid any more? staffers for a presidential candidate rick perry, the former texas governor is no longer paying staff in austin, texas, iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. fighting words from all confiding share against boxing champ floyd may weather. she probably couldn't beat may weather and a boxing match the new rules, you know where you could kick and spin around a little bit, could beat anybody on the planet. i say give her a shot. maria: this has been a busy year for mergers and ac

cheryl, you're watching hewlett-packard. that is an earnings story. >> i tell you what, maria, it has been rough for the company. they will split into two companies on november 1st. they had 13% drop in third quarter profit. we got that news. revenue fell you 8%. the company is preparing to split into two. harsh reality for hewlett-packard, fewer people buying personal computers. adjusted profit, 88 cents per share. again, maria, it is overall pc environment they can not get past right now. everything is going cloud. everything is going mobile. everything is going digital. unless they can change direction, and maybe the split on november 1st will be story for hewlett-packard. but it is rough for that company right now. maria: look at some of the numbers in terms of pcs. there are right now, i believe 8 billion cell phones on the planet, versus a billion pcs. people are buying more mobility. they are doing away with, this is what the company is largely about. >> yeah. technology story, jack. >> meg whitman is doing what she c

>> nbc bay area cheryl herd is live on both sides. >> reporter: this video has put rohnert park on the map. we have no idea why he felt it was necessary to pull out his gun. >> reporter: that's a play-by-play getting posted on his cell phone after circling the neighborhood. the officer stays in his car for a bit. >> he's now calling in my license plate number. >> he then appears to take a picture before getting out of his car. then the situation escalates. >> take your hand out of your poke et. >> put your gun down really? >> he eventually takes his hands out to put his belongings on his car. city manager, darren jenkins. >> we're going to look into this incident and do a review of it and see if it matched our protocols. >> he told me he's not ready to talk about the video, but he has hired an attorney. >> i'm very troubled. >> former san jose independent police auditor says the video is troubling because the officer pulled out his weapon. >> the message being sent i will use this gun if i have to to get you to comply with this order. >> you can record anything you want in public. and,

cheryl casone has that. are still going up clinton choppers being used to battle these intense fires are being grounded because of thick smoke which causes serious breathing problems like spokane, washington, the largest fire in the state covering 438 square miles. boeing has a preliminary settlement, the way the aerospace giant manages his 401(k) program. excessive fees and higher cost retail mutual funds. they will be filed later on this month. north dakota might become the first state to legalize drones eat cooked with taser guns. the bill allows police to use less than lethal weapons, rubber bullets, pepper spray, a tear gas and sound can and. the law was meant to halt all potential for police to at weapons to drones but it was transformed to a huge lobbying effort. sandra: billionaire investor jeff green on fox business last week on a latest market moves. >> when there's a sale, a pair of jeans, you go and when you see data >> that made so much sense. billionaire investor real estate entrepreneur jeff g

good evening, i'm dan ashleigh. >> and i'm cheryl.'s latest mug shot from his new santa clara arrest released just this afternoon. abc 7 news was first to break the story this morning. >> our reporter matt keller tweeted just after 7:00 a.m., breaking news, 49ers aldon smith arrested by santa clara police last night. he was booked into santa clara county jail. >> david lui joins us from san jose now with the fallout. david? >> cheryl and dan, it's just a few days ago the front office here at the niners decided they wanted to sign all of this mess at a new contract. the end of a season. his personal problems have derailed his football career. charges have not yet been filed but aldon smith is adamant that he was not under the influence when police arrested him in santa clara. >> this wasn't a dui. the situation that happened could have been handled differently. i apologize for everybody i did let down and i apologize for how it all played out. >> police say smith hit a parked car in his apartment complex guys on moreland way. police ad

cheryl, cheryl mills advisor to her 2008 presidential campaign, cheryl told me libyans confirmed theeath, meaning of christopher stephens of our ambassador in benghazi. should we announce tonight to wait until morning? these are pretty interesting detailed emails. these were not just things, these are ones we can get. what did she delete. >> do you deny there has been a shift in tone from hillary clinton's camp? i mean obviously yesterday the, we continued to hear sound of her responding to ed henry's question, wipe the server clean with, a cloth? the sarcasm. >> the tone is horrible. the tone has been horrible and handling of this i think has been horrible. i'm not minimizing the handling of this or her tone which i thought was inappropriate. what i am saying though is, time after time, she's teflon. so is bill clinton. people heap their own stuff at them. they keep winning. >> ever wipe that server. because we learned that she went on this, she went rogue. didn't get permission from the administration and destroyed the blackberries they're in big trouble. >> any day you're on defen

cheryl is here with more. >> anthony sadler lived here in pittsburgh and his 235family th moved to the sacramento area. we talked to his father. >> stunned. relieved he is not injured or killed. tony sadler reacting to the news of his son a here roy. >> i thought it would borden his world view. >> he is a sacramento state university student traveling to europe for the first time with friends. he father never thought he could catch a suspect. >> i came to see my friends in europe and we stopped a terrorist. it's crazy. >> reporter: it started on this train traveling from amsterdam to paris. an armed gunmen comes out of the rest room with a rifle. >> i ducked down in my seat. alex -- alex looked at what was happening. spencer looked at what was happening and he said, go get him. >> the gunman and another person started to wrestle and then the gun discharges and there is panic. >> i hear a shatter of glass. and the glass behind me went into my hair. and i couldn't understand what was happening. >> anthony and his two friends, both in the military, went after the gunman. >> after injured h

. >> cheryl o'neil could not believe her eyes, children along the road scattered and hurting and on the ground four siblings and a cousin, 2, 6, 13 and 18, o'neil and her daughter went to help the youngest and most seriously injured. >> i checked for a pulse and couldn't find any and it seemed like right after that, his eyes kind of rolled and he went huh and that was it. at the family's home a grieving family gathered. the 13-year-old did not talk but provided pictures of a happier time. on the right 6-year-old khalil martinez, he along with his sister and cousin remain hospitalized. the neighbor who did not know the family stopped by to reach out. >> i would like to know, possibly start a go fund me, they probably don't have insurance and are hard working people, i don't know what i can offer. >> the crash is under investigation and the state police is cooperating and there are no indications that speed, drugs or alcohol were factors, the children in the traffic lane did not appear to have light or reflective clothing or flashlights, a man that did not give his name gave cheryl o'neil

bay area cheryl hurd is live at the century theater with more. so many people looking forward to seeing this movie. >> reporter: a lot of folks are standing in line to see this movie tonight. richmond police dedicated two units to this theater and there are three units here now. i spoke with police officers and they say all is quiet right now and they are hoping that it stays that way. during the preview, security was tight. tonight was security was visible inside the theater. >> expecting something to happen. i don't know why. >> reporter: universal pictures is partnering with theaters who may need money to help keep things safe. straight out of compton isn't the first movie to prompt theater owners to take expractice precaution. one of those movies, boyz in the hood. >> now you want to heighten security because of what. >> reporter: he's a well known rapper from oakland. he said it's embarrassing to the community when theater owners and police expect violence when movies about urban life are released. >> when they drop star wars you don't see s

nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you so much. the 17-year-old has turned himself into alameda police accused of breaking into a home in the middle of the night on sunday and sexual assaulting a young girl. they have evidence that links him to five other break-ins. the victims were all females. in each case the suspect woke the women up and then took off. he could be responsible for more break ins and another sexual assault. >>> an elementary school teacher on the run for nearly 15 years after being charged with sexual assault is finally behind bars. you're looking at a 25 5 2-year-old -- he sexual assaulted two children while working as a preschoolteacher. he escaped to mexico but agents recently received a tip that he was living in los angeles. he is now awaiting extradition back to the bay area. >> still no sign of a woman who apparently fell from the bay bridge. the chp thinks she survived the seven story fall. the missing woman along with two other women were in a car crash overnight. it happened on the westbound direction. a