cheryl: i know.san discussion, guys, thank you very much, great to have you, have a good friday. >> thank you, cheryl. lauren: super bowl winning eagles played first game last night and used same trick play that helped them win the title. tiger woods shoots the light out, are we going to see it, jared max will tell us all about it when hi comes in. too cold for camping? too hot to work? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and air, it's never too anything for anything. designed to save you money. wireless network even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store toda

cheryl? reporter: no doubt, cheryl. if we end up higher it will be 100th record close. we have been up close to 274 points. close to 250 right now. it has been a good day for stocks from the get-go. we'll highlight trade as you mentioned in your open in just a moment but technology is certainly worth looking at. this month of september tough one for tech. mike con technology has had a rough stretch is up by 2 1/2%. so those tech stocks are red hot for the almost entire year. cooled off a bit. and are now rebounding today. there is appetite for ipos. a couple here on the floor generating excitement. a spin-off of eli lilly as well are both trading very nicely on their day of action. positive vibes around the trading floor and trading floors today and i will say something about trade as we wrap up. the s&p 500 has been up eight of the past nine sessions. we have been on a nice stretch no matter what headlines come out of washington. some people will argue the trade fears are easing with the mar

, cheryl.so much you and i about the concussion rates in the nfl, in fact, the 2017 season concussions were up 16%, do you think the league is doing enough and do you believe that this new program can change things for players? >> you know, i think they are doing all they can, you knowinger this is a very sensitive topic, it's tough when you have a game that's built around making a tackle and you heard sean say this before, you get more concussions if you're delivering the blow which i did for a lot of years, do i think the league is doing the right things to try to, you know, enthans safety of players, i mean, they put millions of dollars out and extensive studies as you so graciously highlighted in your story, but there's only so much you can do. i think sean's product is one that can help, you know, change the league. if you look you see tom brady has been sporting a new helmet a lot and a lot of the key players who are old-school guys like myself who don't want to wear the new, you know, bi

cheryl: good morning, cheryl casone, what is alexa going to do?ren: christine blasey ford claims supreme court brett kavanaugh sexual assaulted her decades ago, laying specific demands for senate judiciary committee hearing next week. cheryl: meanwhile president trump telling sean hannity that the delay has lasted long enough. >> let her have her say and see how it all works out. i don't think you can delay it any longer. >> you very accommodating. >> i have been accommodating. let her say what she has to say but they've delayed it a week and they have to get on with it. cheryl: edward lawrence in washington with more. >> good morning, lauren and cheryl, will testify before committee senate committee next week, ford wants no questions from lawyers only committee members and kavanaugh cannot be in a room. in a letter from attorney debra, ford wishes to testify provided that we can agree on terms that are fair and ensure her safety, hearing on monday is not possible and the committee's insistence that it occur then is arbitrary in any event, dr. for

cheryl: thank you.e should look at shares of nike now as they are lower in premarket trading, down more than half a percent. lauren, radiant spread nfl games have been under pressure sunday after sunday. nike ignoring that. lauren: ignore the larger picture and yes. i looked earlier and shares were down more than that, so we have to watch this stock for sure today at work. cheryl: executives are headed to capitol hill tomorrow where they are expected to face tough questions. lauren: now to headlines. reporter: tomorrow's hearing before the senate intelligence committee are expected to include facebook co zero sheryl sandberg, twitter co zero and representative from google. topping the agenda and lawmakers want to know what tech companies have been doing to stop for an election interference ahead of the midterm in november. would happen with the in and out boycott, tracy? >> apparently it's not happening now after california democratic party chairman suggested one in a tweet last week because of the rest

cheryl: awesome.rter: pretty cool and then they go to a play up with against bradley and justin rose in the playoff falls short bradley would win it. justin rose becomes number one in the world with tiger wards also advancing gets into the u.s. open next year. cheryl: how frustrated are you when you are a call for the men that happens? reporter: if you have money on it, it's really frustrating. cheryl: thank you. lauren: don't go anywhere because coming back we will show you a market under pressure this morning. that's happening on news china is now looking to impose sanctions on the us. we will tell you why and get reaction from wall street . with game-changing heat and air, it's never too anything for anything. . . mascara adds depth to the eyes. lipstick gives the mouth color and definition. and als paralyzes the body. you look great mom. thank you, doll. slowing taking away the ability to move and eventually breath. lauren: we have breaking news this morning, china now looking to impose sanctions

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone.r jewish viewers a happy rosh hashanah. >>> serena williams not happy. i could not believe what i was watching. we will have jared on now to talk at the fallout. lauren: first let's get to trade because the president is gearing up to launch a new round of tariffs on china tweeting: lauren: chief investment officer showings as now to unpack and discuss this. good morning, joe. >> good morning. lauren: do you think the president really thinks it's that easy to move an entire supply chain to the us? apple has already committed $350 billion in the us over five years. >> appellee's spending money in the us to bring jobs and you know their services here, but no, they won't pack up and leave china. i think this is the president trying to reach out to influential companies like n-uppercase-letter-- apple and get them involved in the trade discussion so they can gain leverage with the chinese government. lauren: couple rode a candid statement to the us trade representative saying you are hurtin

to cheryl casone. cheryl: noisier than washington, d.c.? neil: that is a draw. cheryl: we'll be hearing from president trump's supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh in a short while from now. believe it or not if you've been watching hearings today. it is heated eventful first day of senate confirmmation hearings, especially the beginning of these hearings. we'll bring you judge kavanaugh's opening statement as soon as it begins at the senate committee hearing. we're hearing markets lower on the first trading day of september. the dow down 35. the s&p down 7.25. nasdaq lower as well. hi, everyone, i'm cheryl casone i'm in for trish regan today. welcome to the teleagainst port. we have intel from -- the he intelligence report. emdemocrats are trying to delay the hearing. they need more documents from when kavanaugh worked for george w. bush in the white house. those documented were released last night. chairman chuck grassley rejected them. that they have plenty of time to review the documents during the course of this hearing expected to last three days. >>> nik

good morning, i'm cheryl cheryl. lauren: hi, cheryl. good morning, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti.s nice. cheryl: test drive, lauren, that's all i can say. lauren: we'll hook it up. the dramatic showdown expected at a hearing on monday between brett kavanaugh and christine blasey ford is in doubt. ford is calling for an fbi investigation before she testifies. her attorneys say ford will talk to the committee but she's not prepared to do so at that hearing on monday. and democrats are already asking for a delay. >> there must not be a hearing on monday and then a possible vote on the no nominee a day oro after. this morning chairman grassley said there would be only two witnesses. that's simply inadequate, unfair, wrong, and a desire not to get at the whole truth and nothing but the truth. lauren: let's bring in attorney jenna ellis to discuss. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. laurenwould.lauren: would you e stall tactics by the democrats? >> absolutely. it's painfully obvious that the only thing the democrats are interested in is derailing and delaying the eventual confirm

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. looks like we will have a rough ride for the markets today. lauren: at least at the start. cheryl: we begin with the chaos on capitol hill. president trump supreme court nominee sparking heated fighting among the senators. lauren: judge brett kavanaugh and republicans stood their ground as democrats and protesters try to stop the hearing before it began. edward lawrence was there and filed this report. reporter: good morning. day one of the supreme court nominee hearing for judge brett kavanaugh with disruption. 63 times this hearing was delayed on the first day. us capitol police arrested 22 people in the first hour of the hearing. democrats called for adjournment and asked to delay because they say they don't have all the documents they want. president donald trump withheld 100,000 documents for executive privilege on the 488,000 documents they have 42000 of those that were received monday night further angering democrats. >> i would not hire an intern in my office knowing only 90%

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. mass evacuations underway in the carolinas and virginia as hurricane florence approaches the east coast. states of emergency for all three of those states. lauren: that's because florence is a monster category four storm right now maximum sustained winds of 130 miles an hour. jonathan is live in north carolina with the latest. we were just looking at video people leaving. is that what you were seeing and hearing from residence? reporter: it is. most people say they plan to get out this barrier island community it will be very exposed when the storm made landfall. other than a few sprinkles right now it's calm giving people their last couple of hours before mandatory evacuations going place at 8:00 a.m. on this island community. governor laurie cooper of north carolina is urging people to make-- take the warning seriously. >> the waves in the wind this storm may bring us nothing like you have ever seen. even if you have ridden out storms before this is difference. don't bet your life o

cheryl: you never would. >> i wouldn't. cheryl: thank you.when we come back hbo queuing up for battle. how hbo's new boss is taking one major swing at netflix and remember when the ceo of lululemon stepped down after he blamed a recall of sheer yoga pants on overweight women? now he's telling his side of the story. can't wait to hear that. dow jones of 20, nasdaq 10 when my hot water heater failed, she was pregnant, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. cheryl: welcome back. lauren: we are looking in a positive start to your trading day with doubt jones up 17-- dow jones up 17. the average household income has hit a record high, $61372 last year, up 1.8% fro

cheryl: interesting.l flynn down at the cm be e, you know -- cme, oil really hasn't reacted in earnest to the trade wars, seems like the story is still kind of more iran, even opec and the demand situation in the united states. >> it is. i mean, demand in the united states, all-time record high. today's inventory very bullish, and it really signals a robust economy which makes me mad when people talk about a sugar high, you know, kind of dismissing, you know, the biggest tax cut in history and the historic significance of what that means for the economy. but you're right when it comes to oil, i mean, we're going to have iranian sanctions go into place november 4th. it's going to be very difficult to replace those barrels. opec is going to meet this weekend, cheryl, to talk about maybe raising production a ahead of these sanctions. but i don't think they're going to do enough, and i think that's a real risk for the economy in the last quarter, because we could see a big oil price spike if things don't go w

cheryl: thursday, september 6. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: we have a lot of breaking news. at the white house is searching for an official who wrote@anonymous "new york times" op-ed that strongly criticized the commander-in-chief with the president tweeting last night: lauren: mike bergman at the white house with the details. reporter: unique op-ed posted by the "new york times", but the question is who exactly wrote it cracks the times posting an anonymous op-ed from someone who identifies himself as a senior administration official with the title: i am part of the resistance inside the trumpet ministration. that official writing at one point a president trump quote the dilemma which he doesn't fully grasp is many senior officials in his own administration are working from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worse inclination or did up anonymous senior claims quote given the instability many witness there were early whispers within the cabinet of invoking the 25th amendment which would start a proces

, i'm cheryl casone.ren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti, very special edition as we are watching hurricane florence about to hit the carolinas. cheryl: that's the breaking news right now, hurricane florence is pounding the north carolina coast with wind gusts up to 90 miles an hour, terrain is hitting the coastline, the storm surge expected to be 7 to 11 feet aboveground in some areas, that's life threatening, florence now category 1 storm, maximum sustained winds at 75 miles per hour. lauren: jeff flock in carolina beach south of wilmington, north carolina with the very latest, we will check in with you, jeff, how are you doing? >> well, good news and bad news i think is the headline on this one, the good news as you report category 1 and now barely category 1. can you imagine a category 4 storm if it had come in that way, here is further good news on that with regard to surge right here along the lower caroal coast, we are in a situation because of the angle or approach of the storm we are being blo

cheryl: it's how it feels.as eve 2016 and then the bud light coolers that were supposed to say locked at long as the browns remain winless, they were cracked open in bars across cleveland. all right. sparks already flying between conor mcgregor and defending ufc light weight champion khabib nurmagomedov at a press event in new york city to promote the las vegas fight in two weeks. mcgregor began to taunt his opponent. >> you keep your mouth shut. let me take my picture. how's noah? never speak about me, watch yourself around me. you'll be out quick. cheryl: this fight is going to be the first in a new six fight deal that mcgregor signed with the ufc, terms not disclosed. reports say the deal could make mcgregor the most money ever in the sport. he also used the event to promote his new whiskey brand. speaking of whiskey, let's take a look at the drunkest, dryest u.s. cities. it's friday, right. looks like wisconsin likes their alcohol. the state has the top four drunkest cities. [ laughter ] dagen: emily is fro

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cheryl: good morning everybody i'm cheryl casone.n 5:30 in the morning bright and early and we have news breaking very early this morning. lauren: that is china vowing to retaliate now that president trump has announced tariffs additional of chinese goods threatening even more. will this be a shock to the economy and anthony chen is chief economist at chase and joins us now. what do you make of thawfl, angt anthony. >> darkest before the dun and you can see reaction of financial markets encouraging when you look at what happens to chinese equity markets overnight, shanghai equity market going up by 1.8 pblght and even our futures here in the the united states a little -- a little higher. so i'm homing that the cause, the talk appears to dim that, in fact, it will encourage negotiations on beth sides and hopefully able to get through this. >> and investors hoping for negotiations and different trade arrangements exceptions things like that but some companies who have a feel for the economy, like fedex -- not missing their words and ho

thank you. >> cheryl, thank you very much for the call. we appreciate it. >> caller: you're welcome. bye-bye. >> next is carol, joining us from atlanta. republican line. go ahead, carol. >> caller: yeah. i just have a comment. i just wonder why her attorney hasn't marched her in to a police station and filed charges because this is ridiculous. if something happened, then these women need to file charges. >> thank you for the call. brendan, philadelphia, democrats line. go ahead, please. >> ok >> caller: hi. i've been watching the hearing and listening to some of the comments. i find the lack of nuance really sickening. like you can actually believe that the person, that the accuser is actually credible, but you can also believe that the democratic establishment is setting up a hit job. it's not they are trying to go after him and he is lying or she is lying and republicans are completely innocent. >> thank you. we'll go to lance, joining us from indianapolis. >> caller: hi. i want to thank you, first of all, for your coverage throughout th

cheryl casone has the details, cheryl. cheryl: yeah, dagen, good morning.ll right, to los angeles two deputies are in the hospital this morning following a chase and a shootout there, the suspects opened fire as the deputies were responding to a call about a man flashing a gun near a park, both deputies shot in the upper body, they are in stable condition luckily, one suspect was killed, two others are in custody. then to maryland, two officers were shot while serving drug-related search warrant, the unidentified cops to trauma center after being in hand and shoulder, the suspect is in jail 37 police officers have been shot and killed in the line of duty so far this year. well, as the trade fight between washington and beijing intensifies alibaba founder and chairman jack ma is now walking back his 2017 promise to create 1 million jobs in the united states, ma says, quote, this promise was on the basis of friendly china-u.s. cooperation and reasonable bilateral trade relations but the current situation is already destroyed the basis. earlier this week ma sa

, cheryl. cheryl: that's right, dagen and good morning, sacramento deputy shot and killed in a shootout at pep boys store, officer and gunman all shot and injured during the shooting, fatal second injury for sacramento department excuse me in little over more than a year since start of 2018 at least 37 law enforcement across the united states have died from gunfire. well, cigna's plan to purchase express grips with cleared major hurdle, a decision that would lead to lower cost, the deal a good sign that cbs 69 billion-dollar purchase of aetna will win antitrust approval. shares of both cigna and express scripts closing up sharply higher yesterday, well, senate republicans an democrats joining forces to pass legislation aimed at fighting the opioid crisis by a vote of 99 to 1, the bipartisan package of 70 bill focuses on prefnls 2006 prevents and treatment, cracks down on important drugs and increases efforts into research. that vote not enough to say one well known tv character at abc, reported

>> he thought she'd gotten into an accident or something. >> could cheryl please find her. >> went to the burger king, came back. >> when she went back into her dad's home she found -- >> one of the worst sightsivy ever seen in my life. he was laying face down in the pool of blood. >> what did you think had happened? >> i thought he had fallen, because he had a gash in the back of his hid. i went to the kitchen and called t 911. >> i could hear bubbling. >> it's not often this little town in california has a murder. what did the crime scene itself look like? >> it was pretty bloody. there was evidence of a violent struggle between jack and his killer. >> the kind of thing that might happen if it was a home invasion robbery or something? >> or an assault between people who knew each other. >> he said look at the one who reported the crime, his daughter cheryl. >> she was the one who found him. back at the station, he interviewed all of his relatives, including cheryl and jack's wife sandra who hasn't been missing at all, just off on a shopping trip. >> told us she would cooperate and w

reporting live at sfo, i'm cheryl hurd, "nbc bay area news." >>> thank you, cheryl. >>> here is another repair projects commuters in san francisco will be anxiously watching, construction to shore up the two cracked beans on the trans bay transit center. that will start this weekend. the good news is a fix is in the works and officials say a permanent repair plan is as well. the bad news, busy fremont street and the transit center will be closed at least through next week. service will temporarily operate out of the old trans bay terminal at howard and main in the interim. >>> scam robocalls seem unstoppable. we're exposing how they exploit old tech to make bogus new calls. the good news is you're about to get new ammunition to cut them off. i'mestitor chris chmura. we'll show you how next. >>> also, the bold move that this shoplifting suspect is accused of making if a local walgreens that had ambulances rushing to the scene. . >>> get ready for changes as we head into the weekend. in case you haven't heard, we'll have the chance of a few showers. my updated timeline for two chances ove

nbc bay area cheryl hurd is in benicia where waller lived. cheryl, what do we know? >> that's right. he lives right here in this house, and neighbors are stunned by the allegations. the people i talked to say they really didn't know him very well, but they say if the allegations are true, they are glad he is no longer on the loose. >> quite a shock. >> reporter: marcy and andrew brunt say they knew something was wrong when they saw police in their benicia neighborhood. it turns out their neighborhood, 58-year-old roy waller is the suspected nor cal rapist. >> very disturbing to know that he was living almost next door to us. >> reporter: waller, a safety specialist at uc berkeley's office of health and safety is accused of terrorizing victims for 15 years. police saying his reign of terror spanned six northern california counties, including three in the bay area from 1991 to 2006. >> waller was arrested yesterday in berkeley as he arrived to work. the suspect is married and has had the same job for the last 25 years. >> reporter: investigators confirming his dna is a

cheryl: session lows on the dow.bell rings] the dow falling near session lows as we head into the closing bell. s&p and nasdaq higher. nasdaq rebounded after the biggest weekly decline since march. that is it for "countdown." david asman, melissa francis take it. david: thank you very much. optimism for a new round of tax cuts with concerns about escalating trade tensions between the u.s. and china. the dow ending the day down about 57 points t looked like it was swinging to the negative at the end of the day. she is are session lows but the s&p 500 and nasdaq are bouncing back after last week's drop, snapping a four-day losing streak. happy monday, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers. here is what else we're covering in the very busy hour ahead. les moonves is out effective immediately. the cbs chief resigning hours after publication of a

cheryl: no.agenanyway.dagen: that is a fe black bear. >> i really appreciate the pun. that was well done, barely there. >> i am going to riot in the streets because mcdonald's is screwing up -- how do you screw up apple pie? i love mcdonald's. i go there a lot. >> i wonder if mor people are me embarrassed to carry a big mac or smoke a cigarette in public. you get shaped. dagen: how do we equate fast food with cigarette smoking. >> you get judged. dagen: you're in new york city too much. you don't get judged down south. nobody's going to say anything to you if you smoke in the grocery store. >> i'm going to try it. i'm going to take that big mac and eat it on the street corner and see if anybody -- dagen: eat it with pride. eat the big mac. >> one in each hand and say i dare you -- you don't get a body like this by missing big macs. dagen: thank you, jason chaffetz. >> i'm upset about this. dagen: grabbing a bite on the green got easier, details on the first ever golf course drone delivery service

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cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: another moment for the bank.mers who were pushed into buying unnecessary auto insurance from wells fargo. but according to reuters, regulators told the bank it must do more to ensure that it identified and compensated every person affected by the scheme. wells fargo submitted a plan in june as required by $1 billion settlement they have already agreed to. jp morgan chase wants to give you an economic shot in the arm. the bank led by ceo jamie dimon is annoyancing a $500 million -- announcing a 5 hand million $50n exhibi5$500 millioneconomic pro. it will provide for small business growth and neighborhood revitally station. volkswagen said they found a new way to use the 3d printer, to produce massive amounts of car parts. they say improved technology allows it to make parts on a larger scale. they're using a printerrer thatn print parts out of steel. 3d printing, the company says, could produce many of the parts faster and without first having to build the manufacturing tools. this could be a thing where the compa

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: chinese auto stocks have dropped about 40% this year. the government clamps down on credit to car buyers there. they have lost about $25 billion in their market cap in hong kong just this year since july, new car sales in china were 5.5% lower than in the same month last year. pretty substantial drop there. well, amazon reportedly looking to raise its profile in the $88 billion online advertising market. the new york times says the company is gearing up to take on industry leaders google and facebook with targeted ads that consumers are likely to see as suggestions instead of intrusions. shares of amazon are actually trading higher in the premarket, up more than a quarter percent right now. well, d.j. khalid has started his own furniture line. he is teaming up with goldition to launch his we the best home luxury furniture line. he is offering social media followers keys to life. there's a key shaped bed for $1,200, you can buy a king sized version of the dreams unlocked bed. this is the kingdom of khalid throne chair. it has red velvet a

cheryl casone has the details.e judiciary committee hasn't released the responses to questions. dianne feinstein asked him about his stance on abortion after he said in a e-mail that he considered roe v wade to be settled law. topics included executive power and his personal finances. jamie dimon is back pedaling from comments he made about president trump. he told some of his employees he could beat president trump in the 2020 elections. later he issued a statement saying, quote, i should not have said it. i'm not running for president. proves i wouldn't make a good politician. i get frustrated because i want all sides to come together to help solve big problems. pirate brands pulling up anchor. b and g foods is selling the maker of smart puffs to hershey's for $420 million in all cash. hershey's said it will broaden their line of healthy snacks. hbo is gearing up for battle. at&t is using the newly acquired time warner assets to start a streaming war. the company says it's planning to launch a video streaming ser

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ford is even on the list to be interviewed. >> cheryl, reflect on what frank said there. and what are your sources telling you in terms of who is in the discussion about who will be contacted? who will be on the list or not? >> so what our reporting shows is that senator mitch mcconnell, the republican leader gave don mcgann the white house counsel a list of four people to be interviewed. those four people are deborah ramirez who had accused judge kavanaugh of exposing had him is environmental to her when they were freshmen at yale, mark judge who is the good friend of judge kavanaugh who christine blasey ford says was in the room when she was assaulted. p.j. smith, another friend of judge kavanaugh and leeland kaiser, a friend of christine blasey ford who christine says was at the party. so that's what we know. the fbi presumably is working today to interview those people. i think there are very big questions about what will happen if those people raise names or incidents that ought to be further explored. how much will the fbi have -- how much leeway will the fbi have i

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nbc bay area )s cheryl hurd is n brentwood w/ the details. cheryl? water continues to rise - and so does the death toll. in south carolina - a jail transport van -- carrying two detainees was swept away in flood waters. both inmates drowned. more than 35 deaths are now being blamed on "florence". entire towns have been swallowed, and in many areas the only way out, is by boat. crews are working around the clock, while hundreds-of- thousands are still without power. bay area crews are lending a helping hand. this is video of a successful water rescue, carried out by a task force from oakland. the "urban search and rescue team", helped a man from the roof of his car... after he was trapped in swift water, in the town of latta, south carolina. up next... plucked to safety -- and camers were rolling. the great lenghts to coast guard took... to rescue froa cruise ship along pour coast. plus, a different kind of "night cap". promise have you sleeping soundly in no time. fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. busine

cheryl casone has the detail.ar-old, major timothy bolyard was killed by a member of the afghan national police. he was the highest enlisted soldier supporting the new advisor brigade. he was awarded the bronze star, the nation's fourth highest military decoration, on six different occasions. two were given with valor, meaning they were granted for heroic acts. he was on his 13th deployment overseas. in other headlines, toyota is recalling more than 1 million vehicles to repair a problem with the electrical system that could start a fire. the affect models include include prius and crossover suvs, made in japan between jun. a spokesman says 192,000 prius cars will be recalled in the united states. taking a look at shares of toyota, stock is trading almost 1% lower in the premarket right now. well, the cdc says 30 more people have gotten sick after eating kellogg's honey smacks cereal. 34 people have been hospitalized. honey smacks is still being sold in some stores. in june, kellogg's recalled over a million cases

overnight, cheryl.heryl: it did, maria, memphis detectives say as many as four people were yuird in shooting, it happened at purple haze nightclub. 3:30 a.m. this morning inside of club, so far police haven't released many details of what happened but reports say four ambulances were called to this scene, we will get more details hopefully this morning on the condition of everyone. and then there's horrific knife attack in paris, 7 people including two british tourists were injured in the attack at the french capital, police arrested suspect who is reportedly from afghanistan, witnesses say the man was armed with knife and metal armed an currently not being treated as terrorist attack, another global headline, alibaba founder jack ma is stepping down as chairman next year and he has named ceo daniel zang as success or, founded alibaba back in 1999, one of china's largest technology companies, stepping aside for alibaba for next generation of leaders and remain in the company's board of directors until t

cheryl thornton. theresa ruther, i'm sorry, i can't read handwriting. rutherford. carol powell, nicole christianson. dalfina hand i. shanet, brandon, david, james henis, apologize if i could not read your handwriting. it was not on the list of speaker cards that i have gotten yet. i'm sorry, but it wasn't here, and i will call your name when the card -- and mr. wright, i did not call your name up. >> i was here first before anybody got here, ok? >> i understand, but right now we were -- >> i was first. >> supervisor kim: i understand you were here first but going on speaker cards. so if you can fill one out. all right. let's get started. >> i'm going to start off by telling you discriminatory practices that you are talking about, i experienced over 50 years ago working for the city for muni. i didn't know nothing about illegal immigration. when i worked for muni revenue, moving hundreds of thousands a night, sometimes a million dollars a night. you got me working with some illegal aliens from the philippines that can't even add up $2.50 an hour. i'm doing any job a

my name is cheryl thornton, and i'm here with my field rep, jessica innuway. cheryl thornton, i have served the beautiful community of patero hill 28 years. for those years i have gladly and proudly worked with the residents potrero hill at the health center. i have never lived in the community, i've always felt a part of this community. i supported patience in navigating the often times challenging health care system and i supported youth in navigating educational opportunities for their future. in my many ways i have been a dedicated contributor and advocate for marginalized public housing community. march 15 of this year i was summoned to our office and told that i was going to be removed from the potrero hill clinic and told it was reorganization and my special skillset. after met and conferred with my union, i later learned that i was told i was being removed from it because of intimidation and fear. i received no due process, no investigation, when they did have an investigation, it was a bias investigation. and i also want to note that when i left the c

. >> and trust cheryl.n cheryl. >> she's the best. >> i've only done 21 seasons. >> not part of the cast? >> has "dancing with the stars" reached out to you? >> yes, they have. they have. >> former "cosby show" star geoffrey owens who says it wasn't meant to be. >> i can't imagine myself on a show like that because i am such a terrible dancer. >> but, hey, the actor who was shamed for working at a grocery store is simply too busy now. "e.t.'s" confirmed that geoffrey just bagged a guest starring role on "ncis, new orleans." he'll play star scott bakula's old friend who gives the special agent advice. >> owens previously accepted tyler perry's offer to shoot 10 episodes of his o.w.n. show, "the haves and the have nots." he also had nicki minaj promising to give him $25,000. >> i hope he doesn't take it the wrong way, but i just want to help him in any way i can. >> but after that offer is nicki now getting her own windfall? >> you knew when that footage came out you was about to look [ bleep ] dumb. >> since

cheryl? >> reporter: now, this is a story david hancock wished he didn't have to tell police when he got up this morning, he faced an intruder right in his apartment, holding two things that mean the world to him. >> i was standing right about here, i looked over and my first thought was, that's not my wife. >> reporter: instead it was a person standing in front of him at the front door in jeans and a hoodie. >> my guess he was scared by my dog barking and went out the door. >> reporter: not just any camera he stole, but two of david's most prized poessions. >> he toll an olympus m-1. >> only about 5,000 of them made before the name had toe pentax k-1,000. >> reporter: he had that camera for 25 years. it led to his passion for photography. for his youtube channel. >> it's very important to me. my mom bought it for me to help me learn photography at a time she didn't have two dimes to rub together. >> reporter: he showed us how the thief got in. he's grateful his life had already left for work

and i want tothank cheryl , for sharing your experience as a survivor. of sexual assault. >> we've got a number of them today, it's been moving. >> it has, it's inspiring area of what she ended with was what are we trying to demonstrate to our country? it's important that the supreme court, the highest judiciary in our country that we hold people to account and are properly letting them and i understand some colors have voiced well, he's innocent until proven guilty. yes, that's a judicial argument and unfortunately we are not in a court of law, we're in the court of public opinion right now and the senate right now, their job should be to ensure that someone who's going to sit on this court is not only qualified from an experienced standpoint as ajudge but morally and of high character to sit on the court like that . and so from my vantage point it's been disappointing to see republicans one, dragged their feet in terms of opening up an investigation or even letting other witness testimonies occur like mark judge for instance. eti think watching today,

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mikey cheryl is one of five female veterans contesting top target seats. >> we thought if wwere navy helicopter pilots or federal cosecutors, we were creating a better world for oldren. to see us lose ground was so uptting. tchor: the military retai respect of americans at a time of fierce partisanship. democratdream of a blue wave. veterans will be leading the charge. for more on the mocrats' hopes in the midterms and what is shaping up to be a busy political calendar,'m joined ar-- i spokeer with jay newton small, contributor from "time magazine." mocrats are hoping veterans will help them win back the house of representatives, but couldn't a strong economy help republicans stave off that blue wave? guest: that is what republicans are pinning their hopes to. th would love to make this election about the economy, unout how there is no unemployment, anrtunately for them it is all about one man, donald trump. it has turned into a nationalized race. every race is him on the ticket. anchor: a number of key races that democrats are hoping to win are in those very well-educated suburban a

"today in the bay's" cheryl hurd has their welcome home from oakland. >> the hardest thing was seeing people's lives disrupted. >> reporter: jason fuller says helping people in newburn, north carolina, deal with the wrath of hurricane florence is what they are trained to do. >> we were in waist-deep water talking around with rain coming up from the bottom, rain coming at 40 miles an hour. >> reporter: and at the height of the storm, winds exceeded 90 miles per hour. dozens of people had been killed. the cleanup only beginning. now, two teams from alameda county's search and rescue are back in the area,his group water. amongst that stuff you have to try to figure out a way to get it done. >> reporter: they did their part bringing in nine vehneoats from that region. >> for this deployment, fema specifically requested what's called a water mission-ready package which is prepared for swiftwater in an environment where people need rescue. >> reporter: these pictures showing some of their work, the road to recovery for the carolinas, are far from over. >> we're back here to help our communi