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cheryl.heryl: well, we've got news on special counsel robert mueller, affected the markets yesterday. the russia investigation maybe honing on president trump's business dealings, mueller is demanding that the trump organization hand over a trove of documents, trump said in the past that any effort to probe business affairs could cross red line, let's bring in former prosecutor, kenneth. kenneth, good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: do you think there's a danger to not just the president but the business trump organization as the probe is now expanding? >> no, i don't think there is at all. and this is propaganda at the highest degree and i'd like to educate the alleged political and legal analysts who either fame to understand the law or fabricate -- cheryl: educate us, what do you mean. >> there's nothing illegal for american companies to engage in business in russia even more so there's nothing illegal to take political contribuigs from russia and there's nothing i evil unlawful by collu

cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone.ter than a new product from apple? lauren: it reminds me of high school. right now, talking about north korea. leader kim jong said they did meet with xi jinping pledging to the nuclear rice. >> a story. chris jenkins has the details in washington. >> at morning cup of lauren and cheryl his first trip since he assumed power in 2111th name with another head of state. reporting president held talks with leader kim at the great hall of the people in beijing and is committed to a nuclear free korean peninsula and wanted to discuss the issue with the united states. the white house notified of donated by the chinese government on tuesday and in a statement, white house press secretary sarah sanders says b.c. this development is further evidence that maximum pressure is creating the appropriate atmosphere for dialogue with north korea. the administration saying the tough sanctions have forced him to come to the negotiating table. this comes as the cnn polls shows most americans approve of the

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. [inaudible] cheryl: good friday.he date comment time and all that. as thursday. cheryl: good friday because it good friday because you don't have any volatility to talk about. a lot to talk about today. later on this afternoon the president heading to ohio pushing his infrastructure plan, the one played by trillion dollars package could add thousands of jobs that relies heavily on state to raise their own fenster restructured rebuild cities. that raises concerns for both sides of the aisle. you're to weigh in on business and politics editor at the independent voter network is lindsay frantz and democratic strategists and press secretary josÉ munoz. great to have you here. lindsey, the question of course is the money. 200 billion the president is talking about incentive to give states and cities to come up with the rest of the money. kind of a gamble don't you think? >> it's a big gamble. everyone agrees $200 billion over a decade is just not going to work. it's definitely a gamble in the american people are sick and

cheryl: at. cheryl: it's a fun tournament. thank you very much. news headlines 24/7 sirius xm channel 115. lauren: investors weighed the risk to the global market by president tariffs on steel and aluminum. live to london straight ahead on trans heaven. ♪ "fbn:am". ♪ cheryl: our next guest says the world economy faces a bigger chunk of president trump's tariffs on the linoleum and i'm dead and that from the british european union. peter, good morning. there is a threat from the trump terrace. this is pretty big as you see it. >> without a shadow of the doubt because these potentially could drag in lots of other players. the chinese coming number of european countries. it affects canada of course. if these things don't get out of control it becomes a global issue rather than a localized issue here in london. cheryl: peter, what are we talking about here exactly? if you look at agricultural imports come a lot of the goods going to the e.u. from the united states are at right now. as that's where you see the pressure being put on by e.u. officials? >

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lauren, cheryl. cheryl: griff jenkins could thank you.want to ask what does this mean for our relations with russia and are we headed new cold war? u.s. army military police sergeant chris nightwing. good to see you both. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: rapeseed solidarity 100 plus diplomats expelled theater we headed towards a new cold war? chris. >> i don't think we're there yet, but this is a very strong sign internationally. we haven't seen a response altogether a nationally with our allies. i think it shows the u.s. will take action and represent our interests and i think it was a bold move. lauren: what do you make of it? >> this is a good move for the united states to be staying with allies. as soon as secretary of soon as secretary of state stood up and called out the action a couple weeks ago, the president of the united states dismissed him. right after that, mcmaster was thrown out of his office. for the united states showing we are stronger alliance said we will stand with our allies, very important ste

cheryl: you forget all kinds of stuff on our site. >> i do. cheryl: u.s. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ cheryl: u.s. tech companies being targeted by europe as trade tensions between brussels and washington rise. scott shalit e., managing director t.j. and joins us now. we've been watching us from our vantage point. what are you hearing there? >> using the volumes kind of go way down anonymously after this deal in the lumina terrace, there's been a lot of talk and i'm not surprised. technology has led the way in the states. just to pick a couple, netflix and amazon between 30% and 60% year-to-date. there is a lot there that can come out if they want to go that route. right now it's got everybody frozen to wait and see what everybody will go after. it's exciting, but at the same time everybody's got their hands in their pockets. lauren: francis seeking spies on apple and google for taking advantage of smaller software from french companies. what you know about that? >> is typically french and i like the french, but they amended is you have to play it one -- t

cheryl: good morning. i am cheryl casone.of fbi director andrew mccabe. cheryl: kris jenkins in washington with all the latest developments. reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. a fire storm of speculation that the firing was imminent, naming him for the first time in a tweet on sunday saying why does the mueller team has 13 heart and democrats come a day "crooked hillary" zero republicans? another added does anyone think this is fair and yet there is no collusion. while the president was sent in clear frustration with the investigation, white house lawyer ty cobb shouted down in a statement saying in response to media speculation and related questions being posed to the administration, the white house confirms the president is not considering are discussing the firing of the special counsel robert mueller. republicans like trey gowdy of the house oversight committee warned against any notion of a firing. >> russia attacked our country. but special counsel molar figure that out. if you believe as we found no evidence of

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. pennsylvania turning into a crucial political battleground as voters head to the pool to choose their representatives. a tight race expected between republican rick saccone and connor land in the special congressional election. lauren: eric shawn live just an hour and a half before the polls officially opened. >> is right, lauren. high commissioner appear they will open in the building behind me in lebanon where the snow is just beginning to fall. we'll have to see how that affects the turnout. the big question will be the white working-class voters who abandoned hillary clinton returned to democrats or republicans in the nation. the 32-year-old ivy league conor lamm, former marine prosecutor against state representative rick saccone pitching for the heavy leg unionized workers here. those are the so-called reagan democrats who announced president trump. he's a moderate who's been hammering away at the issue of union pensions and social security and maintaining medicare. he wants to d

the cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york monday, march 12th. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, cheryl. hi, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti. the cheryl: despite all the the controversy, the markets are holding their own. lauren: let's get to the breaking news of the deadly helicopter crash in new york city. slamming into the east river killing all five passengers. the video captured the moment of the crash. tragedies happen 7:00 p.m. eastern time last night and the pilot was able to escape. >> it landed almost like it was supposed to land a man it was completely just gone. >> one person sort of client out of the helicopter and since it was flipped over at the rest are visible climbed on and was screaming for help. transfer the helicopter had been hired to do a photo shoot to the faa national transportation board are investigating the cause of the crash. trade to european officials are planning trade talk with american counterparts this week as they seek ways to avoid the steep steel and aluminum tariffs. china signaling plans to retaliate against the new ta

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. more on uber is hillary in a few minutes. this could disrupt the industry as a whole. lauren: usually a listless driverless car and it was deadly this time. cheryl: staying with technology come of this story still facebook this morning. the company in crisis mode after the e.u. promised investigations and the companies mishandling of user profiles. lauren: hillary thought in los angeles joining us now with the other headlines making news. good morning. good to see you. >> good morning. great to see you guys. facebook shares tumbled yesterday after using facebook to exploit 50 million users information without permission. stock down 7% with $30 billion. the biggest drop the company has seen in four years. $5 billion of mark zuckerberg's net worth. the company facing blowback from users threatening to delete accounts in response and alex santos plans to step down after his role at the company was downsized. lawmakers on the hill at the european union are looking for a crackdown on oversight of the company. the security officer

cheryl, how about you? cheryl: great, boyd. this is what chuck schumer was talking about, border wall, increased agent hiring, daca extension. we're not hearing a lot about daca talk which is trouble for some. hudson river gateway project going into new york. of those things i mentioned, robin, which ones are the dems willing to dig their heels in? does it possibly point to a shutdown friday night? >> i think that is very possible. i did an instant poll. two out of three, 2/3 thought we would be seeing a government shutdown. only other people voted said they didn't have faith in either party to get it done to be honest. to answer your question specifically, that problem here with democrats, sticking point is going to be the specifically the cutting fund for sanctuary cities. i know that will be a huge issue for democrats. where i think we need to concede is in regards to the diversity lottery program. which has been a place since 1990 through republican and democrat presidents but considering the fact that we had one recipient

cheryl: amazing. president trump late last night expecting north korean leader kim jong un's face-to-face meeting for the end of may. he would be the first sitting u.s. president to resolution. lauren: kim jong un talked about denuclearization. also coming on missile testing during this period of time. great progress being made, the sanctions will remain until an agreement is reached. meeting being planned. cheryl: a ruse to just kind of stall for time. james kerry fonda turns is the heritage foundation. this later elevator diffuse the situation with north korea. what do you think? >> is certainly represents reality. conventional wisdom and then three months ago the united states can preemptively attack north korea. this is basically where reasonable people said all along. this is a crisis out of control. cheryl: that has happened without any preparatory meeting with white house officials coming over north korean officials. i do want to see this came out of the blue, but a basically dead. when you mak

back to you, cheryl. cheryl: great new details from you, gerri on it. david and stock are still with me. scott, look her point at end of a report was the fact that you have got, this is bleeding out to all the other technology companies whether you're alphabet, amazon, netflix, they're all feeling the effects of this. this means regulators not just come after facebook but all of them likely. >> yeah. the vultures are going to circle around the companies that are most i guess permeated into our lives whether we like it or not. they will circle as they are in the case of eu, cheryl, as eu has been doing to google for many years about privacy concerns for companies that have a lot of money. look at all the money parked overseas for the eu in tech companies. talking about hundreds of millions of dollars. yeah, i get the point there is something if deeper breach or deeper mistrust as far as facebook is concerned. yes it is concerning because nobody wants to have their data stolen, i'm not saying that but look what happened to the fake news items mark zuckerb

cheryl: still love that picture.to the list of american products being targeted in a trade war between the u.s. and europe they may be happening soon. we are live to london. ♪ is lauren: president trump has not yet signed in order to impose borders on steel and aluminum. u.s. teachers for the s&p are higher at the moment pay the consequences certainly been felt overseas. let's go to london. scott shelley d. petit jm bureau. good morning, scott. >> good morning. go ahead. lauren: just you go. >> a bit of a mixed opening here with the features doing what they are doing. is at least the president has folks talking about it. i'm not a big fan of tariffs. the tariff trend isn't really a good one, but getting people to start talking about it because there are unfair things go in the u.s.a. adjusting to see where they are coming up as far as tit-for-tat promising city was calm and, kentucky, mitch mcconnell. maybe harley davidson and issue in wisconsin. starting to get interesting and that's a good read right now. cheryl: w

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for now, cheryl, we'll send it back over to you. ♪ >> thank you, chris.or more information about today's show, go to our website, abc7news.com/community. we're also on facebook at abc7 community affairs, as well as cheryl jennings abc7. and follow me on twitter, @cherylabc7. thanks so much for joining us. have a great week. we'll see you next time. ♪ (upbeat music) - [narrator] it's the michelle meow show, your a to z, covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between. (upbeat music) here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z, covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between show. welcome to the first program of 2018, and happy new year. tonight, we have a fantastic program for you, and when i say fantastic, i mean, daniela vega, the first out transgender actress, from the film a fantastic woman. the film was a golden globe nominee for best foreign language film. we'll also speak to the director, sebastian lelio, so very exciting program for you. before we get started, let's check in with lgbtq people, and read some of th

cheryl. >> the game is over and mood is quiet but much different golden 1 center. barriers up, intention to keep the peace. >> we apologize for that. having technical difficulties. we'll get cheryl back to tell you what happened there this afternoon in sacramento. move on for now. talk about russia. country reacted today. ordered u.s. consulate in st. petersburg to close and 60 u.s. diplomats to leave. response after the u.s. shut down russia's seattle consulate and expelled diplomatsment fallout from poisoning of former russian spy and daughter in london. sitting down for interview with russian ambassador. >>> after a day of record breaking temperatures, round two may come tomorrow. holiday weekend, cooler changes and rain back in the seven-day forecast. will it impact your weekend? >> just turned 14 or turning 14. >> and she was 24? >> uh-huh. >> a student speaks out first time, accusing coach of sexually abusing her at south bay catholic school. we investigate claims the school never called police. >>> tesla is recalling more than 100,000 of its model x vehicles

cheryl casone has the details, cheryl. cheryl: that's right, dagen, good morning, police in tennessee were able to trackdown and kill james corssey, alleged pretending to be a police officer pulling over 38-year-old police officer shooting him and killing him, he was off truth at the time and taken to the hospital where he later died from injuries. well, another big deal could be in the works in the health care sector, sources say wal-mart is in preliminary talks to buy humana and what would be the largest acquisition in the company's history. humana value 37 billion, number of options in addition to outright purchase of humana. shares of humana soared more than 10% in extended trading, a deal would make wal-mart, by the way, one of the country's largest health insurers, the stock is down 11% this year. tesla is issuing biggest recall yet, about 123,000 model s cars have a bolt issue that could be dangerous for drivers, all model s cars built before april 2016 need to be brought in. ceo elon musk says no immediate action n

cheryle goldman in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning cheryle. look at the vine street expressway looking good in both directions cents as well as the smooth ride on the schuylkill expressway. in philadelphia, gypsy lane remains closed betweenlhse lane due to downed treesment make sure to plan accordingly. also have rittenhouse road between wissahickon road and lincoln drive, as well asbe avenue and germantown avenue. so please, give yourselves enough time to get around those detours. also, due to the high wind out there, speeds reduced 35 miles per ho bridges. live from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm cheryle goal end jan, back t there cheryle, thank you. fallen tree montgomery count and upper gulf roads in upper mer scene they found large tree on a carcene the crash is now under storm reaks havoc on power lines now hundreds cents every thousands of peop this morning. right now these are the latest numbers. peco has more customers without power. that number sit ppl. 20,000 people for delmarva. 13,000electric. and 17,000 for pse&g. and the red cross

reporting live in colfax, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> let's talk abouthe snow in the sierra and the rain in the bay area. chief meteorologist jeff raineri has been tracking it. where is it headed now? >> it is headed to the sierra. they could get another feet or two of snow in the next 24 hours. we just saw the video from cheryl and the damages across the sierra. the next best travel day won't be until sunday. think about your plans and your safety and what you may want to do to adjust those. stormranger radar is showing you some heavier rain developing here, close to richmond and berkeley. also into off to the south, some wet weather here picking up on 880. there's a spot that had relentless rain tonight has been gilroy. looks like you will stay under this rainfall for the next 37 minutes. not only the rain but look at this. snow for mt. hamilton down to 2,000 feet. you have to watch out at all of our elevations around 2,000 feet, where low snow into tomorrow morning. we'll stay under this weather alert into saturday with more storms that could produce

reporting live in yountville, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, cheryl. these three women described as brave and accomplished professionals. they all lost their lives today. they had dedicated their careers to serving our nation's veterans. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in yountville with our continuing squonchlg she has more on these three women. such a heartbreaking night for their friends and family, jodi. >> reporter: janelle, i'll tell you everyone in this community is devastated about what happened here today. as you can see, some of the neighbors put out candles here at the entrance of the veterans home. they want the families of the victims to know they're hurting with them. >> to see, you know, three warm, loving, wonderful human beings lose their lives, it's just unbelievable. >> reporter: a visibly shaken state senator bill dodd spent part of the evening at yountville town hall consoling the families of the three women who died at the hands of a gunman at the pathway home, a program geared toward helping veterans in need after deploymen

>> now, from abc7, "beyond the headlines" with cheryl jennings. >> thanks for joining us. today's show looks at topics and concerns affecting our local black and african-american communities. the us office of management and budget defines this racial category to include people who have origins in any of the black racial groups of africa, as well as afro-caribbean countries. the black community makes up the largest minority group in the country, yet the fight for equality continues in america. abc7 news anchor eric thomas is here with local black leaders to talk about the many important issues affecting our bay area communities. >> thanks, cheryl, and there are many topics to talk about. let's start with this -- our last bay area census back in 2010 found blacks make up 6.7% of the total bay area population. but that's almost a full percentage point drop from the previous census in 2000. it works out to a loss of about 30,000 individuals. the decline is more significant in san francisco, san mateo, and santa clara counties. in particular, san francisco has seen a steady dro

i'm cheryl jennings.xtremely difficult subject today, so i have to warn you, some of the stories you'll be hearing will be extremely disturbing. we're talking about rape in the military. we've heard the horrifying statistics about women being raped, but this next fact is equally horrifying. you may not know that more men are raped in the military than women. i want to show you a clip of one veteran who had the courage to tell his story. >> i was knocked unconscious from behind. and when i came to, uh... i was being held down by two individuals. and someone was pulling my pants down, and i was raped, sodomized. >> and that brave man in the video is here with us in the studio today with his partner and his wife, michael matthews and geri lynn matthews. it is so good to see you in person. thank you so much for being here. >> nice to see you, cheryl. >> all the way from albuquerque, new mexico? >> yes. >> we met each other first by satellite about three years ago as i recall. >> yes, yes. >> right when you we

reporting live in oakland, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thanks very much. >>> well, the snow leading to dangerous conditions much the mountains. nbc bay area's anusha rasta, that's a section that was closed earlier today. >> that's right. and caltrans actually reopened interstate 80, although this freeway entrance is closed right now. dangerous conditions. it actually took us two hours at least to get to truckee from lake tahoe. driving conditions absolutely horrendous around the severe weather is not over yet. tonight danger on the roads in the sierra nevada. treacherous driving conditions, powerful winds shoving thick flurries of wet snow into vehicles on the road. caltrans forced to close interstate 80 for several hours on thursday. citing zero visibility. >> we got detoured at colfax to go 49. >> reporter: robbie souza and his friend traveled to truckee from santa rosa with their families for a trip they planned before the forecast for the storm. >> we decided we have to go for it. we can't throw away $1100 for a little vacation and stay home. >> reporter: at one

their vision of society is opposite of what cheryl is talking about. in order to push back we have to understand these ideas. >> we have what i called the messick terror cells. if you think about dylan really remember what he said he said there raping our women. so first issue in politics in american history was the construction of the blackmail of the sexual predator. if you support abolition your daughter will end up having sex with a black man. if you dismantle jim crow and a black man sits next to white people your daughter will end up having sex with a black man. a minuscule group of emerging white supremacist or white nationalists is is doing this online. but i want to underscore that 54% of the people in the electric in 2016 quota for someone other than trump we still have things that i read this morning about marie le pen and her party only has like 8% representation. i think it's important to be aware of and stand up and resist but i don't wanted to get so depressed that somehow the forces of darkness are winning. i think we are further ahead

one thin that stood out for me listening to cheryl was, she talked about earning trust back. that's for sure. it doesn't mean people are going the delete a facebook account. that's the first read, well everybody is going delete. >> it doesn't have to be deleting but it has been lessen gaugement or not sharing as much data with the site which may make what they are able to do with the targeted ads less robust. >> hyper target ads. it's interesting, how cheryl said we offer a free service and bannon pointed out it is the opposite they should be paying you, they are giving you everything you need a company whose core asset is data or software or anything like it, how is this company responding this was a data breach. >> a great point. >> all of need to under how their management teams are operating in this space. >> that's why all of them are trading as one big group you overlay amazon or all the large tech all the charts look identical. is anyone going to flee out of large cap tech no, i don't think so i think this is going to be a buying tune. you can't tell me nvidia and netf

as i was looking at cheryl. i see a lot of that language coming back today in a very disturbing weight both in this country and in europe. others who are afraid of losing them are following along. >> i don't disagree with you. you have a political canada announce his run for the presidency. that 45. the president i was shocked that he would use this kind of rhetoric. at that we are past that. yes it's out there has been part of her history in my book i future this it was created to solve a conflict between wealthy planners and poor white servants. that function continues to this day. what gives me hope though. our main positions in america i don't think they are white or nonwhite. where in this very fragile time where there is a political culture war if you want to call it between those are open to and don't fear the future and those who do and the politics and the talkshow host and pundits who are willing my hope is that the class of what i call culturally deck for dress rights is expanding people who see that

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl.da brown was in third grade in 1951 when her father filed a lawsuit, little did she know at the time she would deserve olize desegregation in the u.s. supreme court case brown versus board of education dismantled the separate but equal policy of the time and ended segregation, linda brown died sunday, she was 75 year's old. well, another headline we are watching this morning, cdc warning of a second wave of the flu, the agency says that influenza b cases have jumped recently making up 620% of the country's flu cases last week, influenza b seems to be more severe. well, stocks soared yesterday but general electric missed the rally, the company shares closed down more than 1%, dropped the lowest level since july of 2009 as ge continues to struggle. wall street journal article on sunday says that ge has capital that hasn't been unable to sell. the stock plunged 25% this year on disappointed guidance. ge the only dow component down, 13.02. wow. tesla also having a tough time as of late, co

cheryl casone has the he details on that. >> cheryl: more on the president.eting is expected to take place this afternoon in the oval office. gates has been critical of trump since he became president. it's unclear what the two will talk about. they met during the transition at trump tower and last march at the white house where they discussed stopping disease outbreaks around the world. well, more tax relief may be on the way. while celebrating the impact of the recently passed tax law at a boeing factory in st. louis yesterday the president said he's working with kevin brady on a second package. >> we're now going for a phase two. we're actually going for a phase two we will help, in addition to the middle class, it will help companies and it's going to be something i think very special. >> cheryl: also at that event yesterday a college cafeteria worker thanked the president for the bonus she recently received because of the tax cuts. >> and i work in the cafeteria at college of the ozarks alongside the hard-working students and i am very grateful for the b

in sacramento, cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >> thank you, cheryl. >>> school is back in session this morning at cupertino high school after a chaotic day on campus. the snapchat video shows what happened after the school got a robocall threatening the school. students were forced to run away from class yesterday, some of them ran to nearby businesses which sheltered them until their parents could pick them up. >> it was a little bit scary because you wouldn't expect something like this to happen in the middle of the day. >> when i saw a bunch of cops i was furious. this has to stop. >> deputies searched the campus but found no credible threat. that call came from a number that's been traced to similar threats at schools across the nation. >>> a mysterious light in the sky and a loud boom rattled some south bay neighborhoods. >> this happened near branham high school but people miles away say they heard it, too. video posted to a south san jose page shows a small light traveling across the sky for about a minute. it happened at midnight on sunday. then there was a flash and a boom and

reporting live in brentwood, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, cheryl. new at 11:00 tonight, police not welcome, a controversy brewing at a coffee shop in oakland. the business won't serve officers in uniform. and, in fact, turned away an officer just a few weeks ago. nbc bay area sergio quintana with why officers are being turned away. >> reporter: the shop is called -- they did not respond to their policy. if you search through the instagram accounts under a picture that reads -- "talk dwroyour neighbors, not the police," a lengthy post about a -- clearly it states we have a policy of asking police to leave for the physical and emotional safety of our customers, and ourselves. the oakland police officers association has sent the shop a letter asking to open a dialogue about their policy. tonight i was able to talk to the police officer who was turned away by that coffee shop. he can't talk on camera. he's currently on duty. he says he was surprised. he did walk away without incident and without coffee. he's looking forward to talking with the owners of

cheryl, really quickly, how does an airline send a dog to japan?because they got two docs - dogs mixed up. it happened on the tarmac at denver when the dogs were taken off the plane. that dog went to japan and set of going to kansas city. that dog is being flown first class to united states by united. their record is not good. >> tucker: think you both. that was great. time for final exam. have you been paying attention to all the news this week? pit yourself against our experts to find out. that's coming up next. hey! we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest pri

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the superintendent cheryl jordan sent out a couple letters in the past few days, in fact, on monday she said that for students that would participate in this walkout they support what the students are saying, but she did not condone the walk out saying in that letter, quote, leaving campus during school hours to participate in police cal activity is not a safe and responsible way to work for change. in fact, at that time she said any student choosing to participate in the walkout would get an unexcused absence. but yesterday the superintendent had a change of heart saying students here at milpitas high who voice their concerns and want to participate in this walkout they will not get an unexcused absence for taking part in the walkout since it will be supervised by staff members and they will only walk a few blocks to the milpitas police department. i want to point out most schools in this district say they will take part in a moment of silence on campus to honor the victims. there will be a 17 minute moment of silence and throughout the day they will have counselors on site to have dis

next to todd cheryl, her book interracial intimacy in america and the threats to white supremacy. and finally on the end the book go back from where you came from the backlash against immigration and th feet of western democrac. as i move over her moved over ht of the panel i'm going to ask you the first question. >> your book deals with interracial relationships and the history of them in the u.s. starting before slavery up until the last week. you used the phrase early on which unless people understand what you're talking about i think this cultural dexterity. can you explain to the audience what is cultural dexterity? >> i am so honored to be here at the tucson festival of books. thank you for having me in for this conversation. cultural dexterity is a phrase that i claimed. it's the offices of color blindness. it is seeing the difference and accepting it is not loving it ratherss than demanding someone other different ethnic, racial or cultural background of some some elite. i showed particularly in the last few decades that a lot of people are acquiring dexterity and a part o

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cheryl casone has the details. >> cheryl: more tracking. here we go again.obtain a search warrant. police are not asking tech companies like for specific user accounts but rather for data from all mobile device that's were within close problems i'm toproximity to acrime scene at r time. they narrow down the list to people they think are potential suspects or witnesses. they prevent google from notifying users who were affected for months. a familiar name in the retail toy business is looking to make a comeback. the company that acquired the k.b. toy brand in 2016 says they plan to open up pop-up shops in malls before black friday. this can help some of the workers who are losing their jobs with toys r us as those stores are closing. k.b. toys closed back in 2009. amazon is looking at buying some of the locations from toys r us. this is a according to bloomburg news. they say amazon would use the space to expand their retail presence. shares of amazon we should say, by the way, are higher in premarket trading, up more than half a percent which is good flus fo

cheryl casone has the details right now. >> cheryl: it's incredible.om behind by a car that was sliding on this icy road. as you can see here, it launched him several feet into the air as he was walking towards another car that had been stuck on the side of the road. he suffered a few injuries but by some miracle he's actually okay. he hopes the video serves as a reminder for drivers to slow down and move over and be careful on icy roads. he is a 13 year veteran of the utah highway patrol. he's a father of four. he's a soccer coach. he suffered four broken ribs and a broken shoulder blade but he's okay. another headline, a japanese company said it may make an offer for a company which has a market value of $40 billion. they say acquiring shire are help them expand their work in rare diseases and a drug for attention deficit disorder. shire stock is up more than 17% on news of the deal. take a look at takata. the stock is down 7% so far this year. the burger king, carl's junior, trying to get in on steven spielberg's next movie. they wanted to change th

time to see how traffic is moving with cheryl golden in the cbs three traffic center. >> here's a live look at vine street expressway, the schuylkill is looking good both east and westbound in center city, 95 north and southbound as well as blue route, northeast extension and pennsylvania turnpike all checking in delay free. in philadelphia olde city chestnut street remains closed between third street and second street, and it took place about three weeks ago. and, detour in that area. the rails is, almost back on schedule but, and, at septa .org live from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm cheryl golden now jan, back to you. >>> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning the possible medical benefits of nuts, new study that shows eating them could help some cancer patients, we will explain after the break. >>> back on "eyewitness news" march is colon rectal cancer awareness month, new research now that shows, colon cancer patients, who regularly eat nuts are at a significantly lower risk of cancer recurrence, health reporter stephanie stahl explains the study. >>

cheryl: they are.inted out that the 2016 interview where he's from, he made quote, the days of unbriddal free markets is over. it's a pretty scathing piece this morning. >> gm in microsoft, right? maria: yeah, he was working with jared kushner apparently in the white house in the innovation sector. cheryl: but not involved in tax reform, not involved involved in deregulation, the question is he the -- maria: a bit of a horse race for the job. >> no update from fiona the hipo? cheryl: i think the tinder app is coming. maria: why the biggest ipo in the world might not happen until next year, it's being pushed back again, oil prices this morning are down at 61 and change and under pay or overvalue, thanks to new rules u.s. companies are via eling just how much they pay workers compared to the ceo, we are taking a closer look at the growing pay gap next. surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. fifteen m

cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: facebook, amazon, netflix, goodell's parent, alphabet, microsoft,uys losing ground yesterday in particular with facebook now sitting in bear market territory and alphabet, netflix and amazon in correction territory. technology stocks have been under fire over concerns over more regulatory oversight following the regulations over facebook's misuse of user data. president trump reportedly again suggesting he might seek to change amazon's tax status. so we hope the earnings are good. the stocks have been hit this month. well, a car merger reportedly is in the works this morning. reports are saying that renault is in talks with nissan. this would build on the strategic alliance the companies have had since 1999 shares of renualt are up 1 13% this year. british police say a former russian spy and his daughter came into contact with a nerve agent at their own front door. authorities are searching for a person who could have delivered the poison to them. london blames moscow for the attack, triggering a major di emplomajordiplomatic dispute. get this. near

time to check road lets get to cheryl golden in the cbs-3 traffic center. hi there, cheryl. >> we will kick things off with the crash with injuries in lansdale lots of equipment on the scene so avoid that area moving on to philadelphia and olde city chestnut street remains closed between third street and second street due to a fire that occurred there three weeks ago. so keep your heads up for detours. here's a live look, looking good in both directions as well as all of the delaware river bridges, and for mass transit, routes and buses are running on detours and delays, giving you all of the info at septa.org. live from the traffic center i'm cheryl golden, now jan, back to you. >>> there is a dangerous trend being scene among some young women with diabetes, they deliberately restrict insulin in order to lose weight. health reporter stephanie stahl has more in this einstein health care science center report. >> reporter: heat other stucky has been living with type one diabetes since she was 12, 48 year-old never thought that diagnosis was going to spiral i

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i actually think susan, cheryl, marissa are great triumphs. what are the other times he found? >> people like trina lake, jennifer hyman who is the ceo of rent the runway and [inaudible] who has been talking to gina about this she lived it. so, you know, i'm humbled that you feel like i've done the subject justice. at the end of the book i am playing six teenage girls we've all learned how to code and they are so excited about coming to this amazing industry and winter park to change the world but they read the news and they know what is going on it over and they heard about what they did about going to the strip club. >> i learned something is her seat about him as wellin your book. he asked his girlfriend at the time if she could find other women to bring in to threesomes which i don't feel has been reported in terms of yet another way in which that company really seems to have led or built a great culture from the top. [laughter] >> the reason that i included that and i really wanted to make sure that i was focused on things that affect work. if you dig too much into people'

. >> not only is tamera harris a strong candidate, so is mike cheryl, now democrats are persevered putting down strong roots in the sol sold here, andn last electe e-- election in mors count 7 officers flipped from republicans to democrat. bill: thank you, mark. >> update on mikey cheryl as fawaz we know does not live in district but she gotten dors am of morris county democrat that help hers with her fundraising this is a battle as democrats spent an student to flip the district on their march trying to get back in washington. >> stay with me for break, a lot more "chasing news" coming up. >> how did this, a solution to the l-train closing for 15 months, a pontoon bridge across the east river? it could happen. >> you will meet a bone ofafied soup -- bonafied superhero, ready girl is coming to a school near. >> you bad weather on the way, facing a nor'easter, just how bad? dan zarrow with details. >> a vlad flood watch, a coastal flood catch, a potential for ren bill: if you were trying to get across the east river, you know that l train will be closed for repair for 15 months, this is if

. >> cheryl is conflicted.oud of the book's success and the way that women have been denver. -- have leaned in. women have received raises at the same rate as amended. -- as men. but women are not getting advice at the same rate as men? oughven the women -- th in, they arening less likely to get the promotion they are asking for than a man. only 6% of fortune 500 companies ceos are women. , you could collect them all into one executive board if you wanted. vonnie: someone should do that. [laughter] the femaleou look at workforce in general, there are racial disparities inside that. part of the books naivete was that it didn't address the gap related to race. white women compared to white men, white women make about 80% of what men do. women, itand hispanic is 63% and 57% respectively, relative to white men. vonnie: what about black and hispanic men? the numbersn't have in front of me, but they do make less. anecdote.ere is an david: i talked to cheryl -- to cheryl lastd week for the story. she talked about bein