cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, the news will go all through the weekend with kavanaugh.ren: absolutely, if you have saturday night plans i hope you are watching. cheryl: supreme court appears to be coming to an end. procedural vote to cutoff debate scheduled for later this morning, the result most likely determine if he will be confirmed. but with four senators still undecided the outcome remains uncertain on the eve of the vote antikavanaugh protestors rally throughout the night outside of capitol hill. >> hey, hey, kavanaugh has got to go. cheryl: nearly 300 people arrested during the protests. lauren: at the same time president trump defending kavanaugh in rally in manchester, minnesota. >> he's been an incredible judge because they know that judge kavanaugh will protect, uphold and defend the constitution of the united states as written. [cheers and applause] lauren: in final push to alleviate concerns about his judicial temperament kavanaugh standing up for himself in an op-ed in wall street journal defending angry testimony, this is what he writes, at times my test

cheryl: you can't. here in the u.s., brett kavanaugh says that the political hit job that's putting his confirmation in jeopardy is being done by as revenge for hillary clinton's loss in the election, clinton last laughed at the notion. [laughter] >> i mean, really? it deserves a lot of laughter. i thought it was it was just part of the hole of his very defensive and unconvincing pension. cheryl: clinton was also asked about russian meddling in 2016 election which she says played a role in her loss but she went a step further comparing it to 9/11. >> it would be like, i can't even imagine after 9/11 george w. bush said i don't have time to meet, we feel sorry about it and rebuild new york and pentagon but we will not worry about it. well, at a certain point this is what this is turning into. cheryl: well, all of this coming as clinton promotes newest edition of her book what happened. lauren: still ahead this morning, this is what happened, announced pay raise for all minimum wage workers, what does tha

smith. >> good morning, cheryl. were down in the session 471, the volatility index, fair gauge we call it at fox business jumped 15% that was the major move, suggesting that investors are climbing the wall of worry, what do you make of what we isn't that true. >> well, i think you that right, it is a wall of worry but, you know, when you get to numbers, cheryl, i don't understand the worry. let's just take saudi arabia, for example, we are all worried about, you know, something, you know, the tensions escalate, there's a major fracture, oil prices go up above $100 a barrel. cheryl: you're doubting this. you're not buying this. [laughter] >> gary b. smith's doubt cultivated over 50 odd years of being in the market. cheryl: okay. >> we only import 9% of oil from saudi arabia. the other worry is the defense stray crumbles, let's see, we -- they account for about .05% of the entire defense industry, so when you get -- the worry in this case is kind of sell on the news, the old adage, especially true here. i'm looking --

cheryl: u.s.n on fire this year but after last week's sharp losses are the bears taking control? let's bring in senior market analyst joining from london, craig, good morning, we are seeing futures here in the u.s. down again, europe is down, what do you make of it? >> i think we are going to see bit of a pullback to be quite honest, there's been divergence in the markets and the yield spiking above 3% maybe unsettled a few people and made them little bit more risk and that's what we are seeing carried out again and earning season could be key drive hoping to turn things around for the positive. lauren: all right, quickly here, craig, what do you make of the tensions that we are now seeing and possibly the disruption of the oil market for the saudi arabia tensions? >> yeah, i think this is an important concern because saudi arabia is one one of the biggesl producers and hopefully that won't worry people. cheryl: we will talk much more about markets with maria bartiromo, good morning, gorgeous. mar

cheryl: good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone.auren: google and facebook are tone-deaf with new hardware when they have the security concerns. cheryl: yeah. lauren: big story this morning is the weather. hurricane michael is a cat 4 storm, barreling toward the florida panhandle, forecasters say it could be the worst to hit in decades. cheryl: jeff flock in florida where evacuations have been ordered, always the question, are people adhering to those warnings? >> you know, cheryl, this is a community that has large buildings, safe people so people not encourage today leave. i'm on the beach, though, and this also at low tide as what you see behind me now, i want to take you down to the water, we are at low tide now. the storm will be coming to high tide. walk with me and maybe you will see it. i can't emphasize enough, this is a classic hurricane in that i mean it's not like florence where you were worried about just the flooding and slow speed, this is moving fast but tremendously catastrophic, that's the -- let me get out of the

cheryl: welcome back. week for earnings, this is going to be the story with all these tech names coming out, dow is up 49 in the premarket, nasdaq up 36. audi's new electric suv is going to be coming out a little later than planned. the company says it's waiting on regulatory clearance for a piece of software. that pushes the release date back by a month. it is set to hit the market next year. elizabeth warren saying she released the results of a dna test that proved her disputed native american heritage in an effort to, quote, rebuild trust in government n a debate with jeff diehl, warren said people's trust in government is at an all-time low. finally, paula abdul giving her fans a shock over the weekend. she fell off stage during a show in mississippi. the singer dances forward, she's trying to greet the audience, she appears to slip, fall off the front. witnesses say she got back up a few seconds later and kept going. good for you, paula abdul. we're glad you're okay. lauren: texas is gearing up for mo

cheryl: all about the positive attitude neil. i'm cheryl casone a lot breaking now. kneel talked about it. really nice rally on wall street this afternoon president trump struck a last minute deal with canada. called the united states mexico canada trade deal. we'll talk about it. hello, everybody. i'm cheryl casone i'm in for trish regan today. welcome to the teleagainst report. -- "the intelligence report." now under this new deal america will now have greater access to, this is big, canada's dairy market. we were stripped out of that before. coming up, republican congressman tom reed is going to be here what all this means for farmers in new york, a huge dairy-producing state. >>> also breaking today, the supreme court kicking off its new term today with only eight justices after the senate has delayed its confirmation vote for judge brett kavanaugh pending an fbi investigation. coming up a live report from washington where we stand at this hour on the confirmation fight and the fbi probe. straight to blake burman on the trade news. you got a question in. reporter

to cheryl? cheryl: it was the cavuto effects. neil cavuto, thank you very much. neal was talking about it, great number, great market. we're down only 20. we'll take that. investors digesting political -- turmoil in washington. secretary of state mike pompeo made a brief trip to the microphone at the white house. nikki haley is announcing she is resigning as u.n. ambassador to the united nations. she will leave her post at the end of this year. we'll have a live report from the white house straight ahead. hi, everyone. i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan this afternoon. welcome to "the intelligence report." we have a lot of intel to get to. president trump praising nikki haley hoping she comes back in a different role? how will her relationship affect other countries. i will be asking former assistant secretary of defense lawrence korb. he will join me during this hour. >>> another t story. google under fire from the bombshell report in the "wall street journal" claiming that the tech giant exposed private data of hundreds of thousands of google plus users betwe

cheryl: looks like the selloff in u.s. continue this morning, here is how we are set to open, again, prediction, but futures now dow futures down 235, we were done more than 300 at the beginning of the show so we are coming back a little bit here, s&p is down 21 and a half, nasdaq is down 47 and a quarter. lauren: there's a chance we end positive with a volatility that we have seen especially in the month of october, volatile month. let's dig in further with all of this, see how global markets are responding to selloff in the u.s. yesterday, we bring if fox business contributor and in london scott shellady, yes, good morning. >> good morning. lauren: china and japan down 4%, more than that kospi is at 18-month loan, what do you make of all that, jonas? >> rates were low particularly low abroked -- abroad. nobody knows how consumers will react no terms of leasing things, buying planes, home prices are still baked in low mortgage rate, it's not that they are high, the speed they are going up and the fear that they might go t

cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: favorite day of the week, happy friday, i'm l, did you see big earnings last night from technology? cheryl: we are talking about them. lauren: pretty disappointing earnings. cheryl: hillary vaun with more on that. all about technology, hillary, good morning to you. >> it is, good morning, lauren and cheryl. tech stocks took tumble in afterhour trading after lukewarm results from alphabet and amazon. amazon stock trading 8% down after company fell short of wall street expectations for its third quarter. net sales rose 56.58. lauren: they warden about the holiday quarter potentially falling short and that got investors nervous. as google parent alphabet, how did they do? >> reported miezing expenses as well while concerns over regulatory scrutiny, shares trading down about 4% in premarket in response to this news. cheryl: all right, we will be talking more about the stocks too, this wasn't the only bad news that we got from google yesterday, what else happened in. >> right now,

cheryl: we were. i made the point on fox news i think at the end of the day the chinese have more to lose than we do in regards to these tariffs. >> yes. cheryl: they export a lot more to our country than we do theirs, and that i think will be the true test of the negotiation. congressman, thank you for coming on. we appreciate your time. >> thank you very much. cheryl: all right. well, fresh off his victory in reaching that new trade pact with canada and mexico, president trump is set to take the stage in philadelphia. you're looking at live pictures right now, this is the pennsylvania convention center. he will talk about the strong economy. he will talk about small business. he will talk to electricians contractors across the country. we'll bring you that live when it happens. another live event we're waiting for. we're monitoring the live shot from capitol hill. we're waiting on mitch mcconnell to see if he will comment further on his vow to hold a vote on brett kavanaugh this week. chuck schumer

cheryl: the u.s.s is a big piece of why we have seen pressure on the markets, really, even going back into september, that's the 10-year, we are at 3.17% right now, we are pushing 3.2% and obviously if you will have higher interest rates that makes more expensive to borrow for consumers, more expensive for corporations to borrow, this could obviously add to inflationary pressures in the economy and could signal, this is the fear, more interest rate hikes from the fed and we will probably get likely to got another one in december, that's the bet right now, we will have to see. lauren: interesting because there was an 83% chance when you look at the fed funds futures that we would have the fourth and final for 2018 interest rate hike on december but now it's down to 78% and we will see about the expected rate hikes for 2019 but as we were saying yesterday, with so many of our guests it's not that the fed is raising rates it's the speed at which they are raising them. cheryl: that's the fear. lauren: mig

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>> this is the political story cheryl.e political fashion it is not about the air, it is about the coverup. you know hacking has been going back to early days of computers and seriously the internet. this really isn't a story about hacking what we've oftentimes seen is that consumers understand that these companies are regularly hacked it they're working to upgrade their security systems. as you said this is a about potential cover upthat's why google hid this news and they're afraid because they're underfire like tech companies underfire from maxine waters to the president to the european union. companies like google like amazon are constantly under fire so they do that damned if they do damned if they don't if they heed news about the break we're opening themselves up to regulation. if they didn't hit it they were also opening themselves up to regulation. and this will certainly weigh on google stock price as well as big tech names in coming weeks. >> no, and stocks certainly is a stock to watch today in premarket. it's

only two week highs and the banks cheryl amongst strongest of the u.s. stocks.nd that low list is littered with banks this is pretending something really worrisome moving forward if not 2018, 2019 for sure. >> we expected double digit profit growth and wore expecting that for the third quarter. 36% on the market cap for the s&p 500, wail reports this week i wanted to ask you about that hearing from caterpillar 3 a.m. mcdonald's verizon united technology all on tap today and that could certainly change the story as we get these numbers. this week you know forget the day-to-day even the week could be better. but caterpillar is really the story when it comes to trade. what do you make of that? >> caterpillar tremendously important and interestingly a lot of trade oriented stocks very real as of lates cheryl. ford yesterday just this week mentioning that the trade tariffs are costing their bottom line u.s. steel is now try prely expense nigh a third of the s&p have are mentioned that tariffs are impacting their bottom line they're keeping an eye on it. so it is one

here in new york it is tuesday, it is october second good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> hi cheryl goodorning everybody. thank you for joining us i'm lauren simonetti. >> well the dow spiking almost 200 points yesterday on the u.s. trade teal with canada, president trump touting parking lot new agreement at his tennessee rally last night. >> it is the largest trade deal the united states has ever negotiated. and it is also a great deal for our country. it is going to produce jobs and companies are not going to be leaving and firing everybody and making product and sending back into the united states. no tax -- [applause] >> blakeed a white house with more had. >> president trump describing the new u.s.-mexico canada agreement as historic, saying that trade deal is a big win for the the autoindustry, and farmers and will transform america into a manufacturing power house. but once the deal is officially signed late next month then it will go into the handle of the next congress. the president top trade rep bob saying mopgd he thinks it will pass congress would be problem but the presiden

w behind the wheel as he and wife susan attended their passengers rob lowe and his wife cheryl.o weeks ago robert and the bride were on the set of the "avengers infinity war" sequel. cameron diaz and husband benji madden were there along with steven spielberg and wife kate capshaw. spielberg is gwyneth's godfather back in january gwyneth told me she was a no frills bride. >> i'm old to have a big old wedding. >> the groom who is the co-creator of "american horror story" arrived in a red jeep. jerry seinfeld was also there. he and wife jessica held the wedding rehearsal dinner friday night at their massive hamptons mansion. at gwyneth's i dos, you can see the seinfelds entering the ceremony alongside gwyneth's silver clad mom blythe danner who according to the source cried during the nuptials. the bride danced through the night. the falchuks are now a blended family. gwyneth is the new step-mom to brad's son and daughter. earlier this year the bride told "good morning america" her own two kids apple and moses were pumped for their mom to tie the knot. >> the kids, are they excite

he had just come from saudi arabia, cheryl. cheryl: eldest son of journalist now in the u.s.y, previously unable to leave saudi because of jamal khashoggi's criticism of the saudi government. state department says the u.s. welcomes saudi arabia's decision to allow jamal khashoggi's son to leave the country. meanwhile the saudi government changing its story again now saying the killing was premeditated, saudi officials say turkey's evidence show that the murder was planned contradicting the earlier claim that rogue officials killed jamal khashoggi by mistake during fistfight. well, job cuts coming to nokia, the company announcing launching global layoffs as they gear up for fifth generation networks, no specific numbers on job losses, part of the plan to save 800 million a year by tend of 2020. shares of nokia are higher in premarket. all right, we have a lot more coming up on mornings with maria, the hunt is on right, maria. maria: yeah, they sure are, feds are turning focus on florida as they search for who sent at least 10 suspicious packages to president trump's critics. w

i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning i'm lauren simonetti if it is not the radio what do they want in theonda? >> they want something stay tuned for that story. we have a lot of breaking news this morning and we're going to start with with what's happening overseas. saudi arabia now reportedly considering admitting that rogge operative killed post columnist jamal during an interrogation at its consulate in a assemble. >> this as mike pompeo is on the ground in scraib to find out what happened. blake burman is at the white house with more. >> a phone call between president trump and saudi arabia's king on monday morning believed to be first between the two since disappearance of the washington post columnist jamal. the president made it clear that the king denies any involvement saying for his son, the crowned prince. president suggested his disappearance could be an operation carried out by rogue actors. the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know i don't to get into his mind but it sounded to me like maybe these could have been rogue killers who knows. we're going i

. >> cheryl bailey knows, people have done some amazing charitable work overseas helping some of the world's poorest. but her calling came as a bit of a surprise. it involved helping chose lose home and hats of all things. for any pastor or priest who takes to the pulpit each week and wonders if ae wonders if th words are enough to make a difference, well, this story is for them. >> this is the story all pastors should know. that they can touch one person's heart. they can make a difference through their words. >> reporter: cheryl bailey says her story begins more than a decade ago, sitting in a pew at saratoga federated church when the pastor's message about charity hit her like a bolt of lightning. >> his message was stop waiting for that time to be right and do something now in your own back yard. i know there's a picture of it, because i've seen it. >> reporter: cheryl, who was already expecting a group of friends over to decorate witches hats for halloween the next day immediately turned their craft project into a charitable event, asking for donations to san jose's shelter for

best of luck to you cheryl. >>> thank you.ning me right now, brian levin director for the center of hate and extremism. he is also a former nypd officer and sadly, we are reunited once again here to discuss a tragedy of this nature. you may have heard my conversation earlier with john than greenblat who's the head of the adl who talked about the rise of hate crime incidents. he gave me a statistic that was pretty sobering. he said in 2016 it has risen by their count 34% from the previous 15 years or so where he just used his hand to say it was sort of in a downward trend, if you will. 2017 even higher, 57% of an increase in hate crimes. speak to that. is that the kind of -- are those the kind of stats that you find as well that you research ask that you talk about at cal state san bernardino? >> very similar. actually, his research is 57% increase in incidents which include non-criminal, but let's be clear here. this is the worst attack on the jewish community probably in american history, certainly as long back as we have dat

lauren and cheryl.ultimately heading they think to mexico city and initially, and then they're going to continue to the united states all of the from secretary neil son on president trump just to not try to come because they'll be given asylum and going to the u.s.-mexico border. guys. >> thank you very much. >> well ge investigators brace for earnings report. bracing a good word here tracee carrasco you have that story and other news good morning again. >> investor and analysts are preparing for trouble general electric to cut or suspend its dividend when it reports quarterly results this week. even though investorses typically don't react positively to e those dividend cuts this may come as relief or for some some invest tossers analysts and even former executives hope that company will spend cash on fixing its businesses rather than mail those checks to shareholders to take a look at the stock right now. >> chart looks like a downward slope on a mountain let's talk about for several -- it is. mercede

cheryl casone with that in headlines. cheryl: good morning. an express train went off the tracks, killing at least 18 people. this happened in eastern taiwan. more than 150 others were injured in this disaster. all agent of the train's carriages went off the rails. this comes a year after another express train on the same line derailed. the cause of yesterday's accident is under investigation. well, fiat chrysler is unloading its car parts business. the company is selling the unit for just over $7 billion. the deal is going to make the newly combined company one of the world's biggest auto parts suppliers. fiat chrysler in the premarket up 4.6%, about. finally, there is this. the horror movie halloween making a killing at the box office this weekend. >> there's a reason we're supposed to be afraid of this night. >> i've been preparing for this for a long time. it is not safe to be on the streets tonight. go home! get out of here! get inside! michael? cheryl: the film raking in $77.5 million, a record opening for the franchise. it also is the s

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cheryl casone on headlines, cheryl.heryl: here we go again, residents are filling sandbags and boarding up homes, the storm has gained strength over warm water and heading toward florida panhandle. rick scott has declared state of emergency. >> hurricane michael is a monsterrous storm and can bring total devastation in parts of the state and panhandle. cheryl: governor has suspended tolls to make it easier to make residents get out quickly. the storm already pounding the coast of cuba, at least 13 people have already been killed in central america after heavy rains triggered landslides and flooding, oil companies are shutting down oil rigs and evacuating work nester the gulf of mexico. well, hundreds of mourners gathered overnight for tearful vigil to remember 20 victims killed in limbo crash on saturday. officials say limbo failed recent safety inspections and the driver did not have the required license to even drive it. we are also learning that one of the victims sent a text message minutes before the crash saying t

good morning i'm cheryl casone.od morning everybody hope you had a wonderful weekend at it today i'm lauren simonetti. welcome back. cheryl: great to be back everybody, and coming back to some good news with stock market futures numbers soaring this morning. after the u.s. and canada reached a trade deal. just before that midnight deadline this allows canada to say in a free trade packed with united states and mexico let's bring in right now martin, senior managing director head over time products at the new bean investors. martin, good morning. >> good morning how are you doing? >> let's first start what we're seeing on market big kickoff to last quarter of the year with the news of the trade deal does this setting to you that stocks have a lot further to run? >> it is very, very positive for u.s. stocks you know, the canada is a very, very important market. i think we did 340 billion of sells to last year. two times that of china so i think it is very bullish for u.s. stocks. >> this is, of course, a big story whe

headlines, cheryl.: good morning, sears hired advise toaster prepare bankruptcy filing that could come as soon as this week. sears has 134 million in debt, that's due monday, general reports that sears continues that discuss other options could still avoid in-court restructuring but we shall see. treasury secretary steven mnuchin warning china against devaluing currency in an interview with beijing newspaper mnuchin stop short of accusing china of depressing and the u.s. monitoring currency carefully and noticed falling significantly over the year. mnuchin wanted to discuss as part of ongoing trade talks which are stalled right now. president trump slamming democrats' healthcare plan in op-ed in today's usa today, the president says, dishonestly called medicare for all, proposal would establish single-payer system. that's what he wrote, the president also said that under the plan seniors would not longer be able to depend on benefit that is they were promised by the democrats in particular. well, you st

good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning everyone i'm lorne somebody. that is the white house. it has received the investigations into sexual assault charges against brett cavanagh. it has been sent to the senate and administration officials say they are confident that there is nothing in it that will stop judging kavanaugh for me and confirm to the supreme court. but the democrats their argument is focused on the fact that kavanaugh and dr. ford were not again independently interviewed by the fbi. but in my view we already have sworn testimony on the record. the need to go back and conduct that whole interview might not be necessary. if we see the report and there's something that needs to be followed up on based on new evidence that was collected. maybe go back and ask for more. the fact that they were not interviewed by the fbi at this moment does not necessarily impact the credibility of that report. the argument does not hold water. >> the deputy white house spokesperson said look, over 1200 questions have been answered for the record. half a milli

cheryl: that is right, maria.s con firmer 13-year-old parents shot and killed in wisconsin, the case has been ruled homicides. >> there was no gun found on the scene, we believe jamie was home based on the evidence in our case, some of it from that 91 1 call some port of vacation not able to comment why we believe that that police searching since early monday morning 80 miles northeast of minuneapoliminneap. >> facebook believes it knows who is behind security breach in a history facebook believes spamers looking to make money through advertising security teams don't believe hackers were affiliated with foreign state. medium there is a proposal to get rid of zuckerberg as chairman of facebook board of directors, several public funds including the pension fund support it this would have no major effect because zuckerberg already has bulk of facebook super voting shares does increase scrutiny an captor government facebook has artificial intelligence, to fight election interference, developed technology, to block or

reporting live in walnut creek i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, cheryl. >>> a nightmare commute home to the east bay for people heading across the dunbarton bridge. a truck slammed into the back of this charter bus around 2:00 p.m. only one eastbound lane was open and the backup stretched for miles. first responders say there were major injuries caused in this crash but it could have been worse. the bus was empty. only the driver was on board. no word on what caused the truck driver to slam into that bus. >>> the fire is out, and there's a fence around the property but their work is not done. investigators still searching for the cause of this fire at an abandoned warehouse in east oakland. the smoke could be seen all over the area. half of the parking lot was closed while crews battled the flames. heat from the fire temporarily knocked out nearby power lines. fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> a landmark judgment against one of the world's biggest agro companies in favor of a dying man is in jeopardy tonight. last month a jury ordered monsanto to pay an east bay school gr

would cheryl please find her, asked her dad. >> went through there, burger king, walmart, and supposed to be back. >> and when she went back into her dad's house, she found -- >> one of the worst sights i'd ever seen in my life, lying face down in a pool of blood. it was horrible. >> what did you think had happened there? >> i thought he had fallen because he had a big gash on the back of his head. i went to the kitchen and called 911. >> but when she rolled him over, she could see wounds all across his chest. he'd been stabbed many times. >> every time i did cpr into him, i could hear bubbling and hear air escaping. and then i could feel it bubbling on his chest. >> it's not often this town has a murder. >> it was about 10:00 at night i got the call. >> at the time darryn wyatt was the town's sole homicide detective. >> what did the crime scene look like? >> it was bloody. there was an apparent attack -- struggle between jack and his killer. >> the type if it was a home invasion, robbery? >> or assault between people who knew each other. >> look first at who reported the crime, which

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: comcast said it secured over 75% of sky's shares.zing, the $40 billion takeover of the british tv group. comcast previously said it hoped the acquisition would be complete by the end of october. last month comcast emerged the winner in a long running battle for sky. comcast beat 21st century fox, the parent of fox business, in a weekend auction. well, rapper kanye west coming to tesla ceo elon musk's defense. while visitin visiting an art sn detroit, kanye jumped on a table and started ranting. listen. >> elon musk. leave that man alone. leave that man alone. cheryl: so, kanye is likely referring to singer azalea bank bank's claim she was at musk's house the night he sent the tweet about taking the company private. he saishe said the ceo washigh . he was forced to step down as tesla's chairman at least for the next three years. a group of astronauts just returned to earth. a spacecraft touched down in kazhakstan moments ago with three international space station crew members, two americans and one russian on-board. they finished a 19

>> reporter: -- cheryl welcomed 500 women for lunch. the attraction? >> it's the hats. >> reporter: the hats are certainly something. a conversation-starter and friendly competition that gives the annual october event its halloween theme. >> if i can just get your attention for a second. >> reporter: but cheryl believes there is something more at work here. something she felt in that church pew. >> people really do have compassion for others in their own area. >> reporter: and a compassion backed by generosity. for a variety of south bay women's and children's charities, cheryl and her team have raised close to $3 million over the years. and in the process, turned at least one pastor's words into some very valuable action. the wonderful witchy women event every year picks three south bay charities to serve. one is always heritage home. but the other two change each year. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> well, today actress rebel wilson stops by "ellen" for some laughs. >> the star is dishing out whether or not the cast will return for a fourth mov

cheryl is on it right now. cheryl: over 200 passengers on delta flight were evacuated.lta flight 420 to ghana was headed back to gate because of a problem with the air speed indicater when the brakes overheated. this video captured by port authority police show firefighters putting out the blaze on tarmac at jfk last night. luckily nobody was injured. all passengers were able to get out the plane safely. harley davidson sales hit by used motorcycles, new sales are down half back from peak in 2006 while used sales of hogs are up 13%, 3 used harleys are sold for every new one. they plan to replace cheaper middle weight bikes, shares are down 11% so far this year. game of thrones is getting own whiskey. >> whiskey for the land of always winter, for those who face the oncoming storm and never stop walking. winter is here, white walker by johnny walker. cheryl: blended scotch meant to be sipped cold, the bottle will glow, by the way, white walkers, collection of scotch is coming in november, 30 to 45 bucks a bottle, maria. i have to watch the show. it's official. dagen: let

cheryl: well, u.s.elligence, you heard senator corker talk about reportedly intercepted plans to lure back to the country to detain him and, maria, those are your headlines. maria: thanks, cheryl, what a story on the saudi journalist, this does put president trump in a bid of a tight corner because he's allies with nbs, the crown prince mohamed in saudi, we will have to see some kind of reaction from the white house. >> obviously it's a rough neighborhood in the middle east without a lot of democracy so you can't pick perfect friends but i think this is the key question and chuck shuim ser wrong about a lot of things but right on the question, if you're a modernizer and if you want to open up and join the 21st century killing journalists if that's what happened here is not the way to go. maria: and we remember this from a year ago we were there, the show was there in riyadh. as soon as we left the hotel became a prison where there were a number of saudi princes including saudi's elite one of the richest

reporting live, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> extra safety measures are being taken at a fremont construction site where three workers were injured yesterday. the site is at durham road near 680. our sky ranger was overhead. the workers were clipped to a 20 foot construction tower t cal osha identified the company as kequeensland builder. additional bracings are being installed to all rebar walls and columns. two of the three injured can employees have been released from the hospital. >>> a popular street festival in oakland is being suspended because of crime concerns. the first friday monthly party won't happen in november. they say the main reason for the cancellation is a gun battle that took place after the october event. although it happened about three hours after the festival ended, and several blocks away, safety is something they take very seriously. >>> what they did 50 years ago is very relevant today. two iconic moment in sports history. tommy smith and john carlos lifted their arm up in68 mexico city olympics. tay didn't know at the time h i

, cheryl.eryl: good morning, navy officials say sea hawk crashed after takeoff, conducting operations at the time of the crash in philippines sea, right now not clear how many sailors were hurt, but the injuries nonfatal, the cause under investigation but does come more than a year after two warships were involved in separate collisions at sea killing 17 sailors. senator elizabeth warren democratic member of banking committee asking jarome powell to keep growth restrictions on wells fargo in place until the bank fires ceo, warren says growth cap on bank should not be removed, vocal critic of wells fargo calling for harsh disciplinary action following series of scandals, shares of wells fargo are down 10% so far over the year. outgoing un ambassador nikki haley joking about senator warren and ice at the al smith foundation dinner. >> you went with paul ryan who is a boy scout, that's fine but little boring, so this year you wanted to spice things up again, right, i get it, you wanted an indian w

now, cheryl.: fbi is investigating the death which occurred a day after transfer to prison in west virginia. prison union officials say death is being investigated as homicide, murderist gangster who ran lone sharking and also fbi informant who ratted on the new england mob, rival, fled boston in 1984, ten most wanted with place below osama bin laden, 89 year's old. uber offering monthly subscription service, ride pass available in 5 u.s. cities, austin, denver, orlando and miami can get locked in discounted fares for 15 bucks a month. uber's move coming two weeks after lyft launched subscription service. both expected to go public in some point in 2019. it's halloween and reeses wants to make trick or treating experience sweeter, they are rolling out a candy converter vending machine. it takes unwanted pieces of candy, swaps them out for a reeses cup, there's a video of it, they will place machine outside of washington scare park tonight 4:00 to 9:00, you don't like what you got, you can change o

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl.first public remark announcing since she would be leaving office last week. she called china's treatments of minorities atrocity. >> prisoners are tortured, they are force today renounce their religion and to pledge allegiance to the communist party, it is the largest civilian of today, it may be the largest since world war ii. cheryl: haley tough talk at conference center in washington. coming amid rising trade and military tensions, of course, between beijing and the united states. well, google ceo defending its potential return to china, ceo sundar pichai says he's considering whether to launch a censored version there, he's entering china alliance with the company's mission to provide information to the world's population but he could be grilled by lawmakers about the comments when he testifies before congress next month, shares of google parent alphabet up 6% so far this year. and then apple is addressing a smear campaign over new bagel emoji, updated after fans complained over la

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cheryl hurd joins us live. cheryl, this is a tragedy that every parent needs to know about. >> reporter: it really is, jessica. we spoke with the mother of the 18-year-old victim, er shelly adams. and her son, justin, was a great kid and she did everything she could to keep him away from street drugs. but she's speaking out because she doesn't want other parents to go through the pain and anguish that other parents are going through. that's what other parents i talked to can identify with. >> i imagine those parents are going through some really, really emotionally tough times. >> reporter: denise and her daughter, morgan, out for an evening stroll in downtown livermore. they are well aware of the two opioid related deaths and they are heart broken. >> as a parent, i'm told by other parents there's narcotics in the school and kids are being offered it more often than not. >> i've had friends who actually have passed away, and it sucks. >> reporter: while people who don't know the two victims are concerned about

lauren and cheryl. >> we call that laboring.gy todd is what worked for him but many say that got him the presidency was he outrallied hillary clinton back in 2016 it seems like it is beginning to work. >> and that push at the very end seem to put the president over top back in 2016 i talked to a pollster inside our green room he says that could happen in the next week. >> i work best under, you know, the pressure in the end last minute always works. [laughter] thank you very much. an wpt to remind our viewers at that show fbn will bring you special election coverage 4 a.m. the morning after. j the the story a big story for midterm and markets i want to let you know that the dow futures just turn negative now down 15 for the dow remember 900 point swing yesterday and closed down 245 and see what happens today. s&p still up by three qeerts of a point nasdaq it, though, also going negative by 13 points. facebook after a the bell maybe that will change things coming up this morning, president trump is not backing down on the migrant

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cheryl: we have now got 14 days to go until the midterms. polls show the democrats do have an advantage to take control of the house as of now. one popular addage is wall street likes grid of lock in washington.. would a blue tsunami change the game. let's bring in gus sakoo. barclays had an interesting note about a possible blue tsunami saying that would, quote, be a negative for markets if democrats did take control of the house and the senate on november 6th. what do you make of barclays' call of concern for investors about the midterms?

cheryl casone with the details. what a terrible story. cheryl: it really is. new details on this. rescue officials in indonesia have found some human remains as one of those officials is predicting there will be no survivors. the lion air boeing 737 had 189 passengers and crew on-board. it went off the indonesian coast shortly after taking off this morning from jakarta. in addition to human remains, search and rescue crews have found i.d. cards and personal belongings. this is the first reported incident involving a new version of boning's popular 737. the english football world is mourning the loss of lester city's team owner and four others who were killed in a fiery helicopter crash on saturday. the helicopter carrying the 60-year-old billionaire burst into flames shortly after taking off from the stadium. he made his fortune with king power and bank rolled lester's triumph back in 2016. an investigation into the cause of the crash is continuing this morning. well, the florida man accused of sending at least 14 pipe bombs to prominent democrats is set to ma

reporting live in palo altdo, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> we go to the east bay now. a car crash in fremont isos froo road. a car crashed into a pole just about two hours ago. it burst into flames, trapping the driver inside. thankfully, though, police officers were able to get that man out. he's being treated for life-threatening injuries. no word when warm springs road will reopen. >>> the threat of a serial arsonist is still very real in the east bay. federal investigators from the atf are now in town looking for clues into what sparked that fire at a construction site in west oakland yesterday morning. the flames you can see there heavily damaged the housing complex. residents were supposeo eay we . so any effort to derail or inhibit additional housing being built, i think it's counterproductive. >> late this afternoon the oakland fire chief confirmed there was another fire at the same complex back in april. the chief said it was intentionally set. but it's unclearthorities are n security footage. >>> an alarge discovery in solano county. deputie

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: blaze burning for several hours, maria. east village neighborhood of manhattan near first avenue. you are looking at line pictures we're getting into the newsroom right now. officials say nine people including seven firefighters have been injured. now, this fire broke out on the first floor of a five story apartment building just after 1:45 a.m. but the building is mixed use. it's also home to a japanese restaurant which is on the first floor. the fire has now closed a school on that same block. residents of five nearby buildings have already had to evacuate. no word yet on what caused this fire to begin but manhattan residents in the area are being told to close their windows because of the thick smoke. we're monitoring this breaking news on the east -- in the east village of manhattan right now. let's move on to another story we're following this morning. fema is going to be sending out a presidential alert for the first time today. with the push of a button, president trump is going to be able to send a message directly

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cheryl hurd joins us now. this would be a first, cheryl. >> reporter: certainly a first for the city of berkeley. and some say a first for the country. the family in question is here right now, hoping that council members will see it their way. inside berkeley city council chambers tonight, waiting to hear their fate. what happens here -- >> we would have to draw a fence line in between here, this building, which is the old office, and this building, which would be the new office. >> reporter: may turn into what used to be a place to buy planters and flowers, to a place to sell cannabis seeds and starter plants. >> no flowers, no drinks, no edibles, no candies. just the seed and the clone. >> reporter: he needs to revive the family business they've owned for decades. they shut it down five years ago after his aunt died. >> i think it's ludicrous that we can keep going without education. >> reporter: this family wants to educate. but many businesses who sell cannabis see profit. now it's up to the city of berke