back to you, lauren and cheryl. cheryl: aishah, thank you.ws overnight, scandal at credit suisse. there is a spying scandal at the bank. thomas gotstein will be replacinreplacing one of the em. lauren: let's take a look at some of the other headlines. uber shares are spiking, after the ceo said he expects uber to be profitable on an adjusted basis by the end of this year, that's ahead of the original goal of 2021. uber announcing the fourth quarter loss narrowed more than expected. another service could be threatening the streaming wars. the viacom cbs is working to expand into a rebrand on cbs all access, including more content from viacom assets like mtv and paramount pictures. an ad free and premium version of the unnamed service are expected. well, the prosecution in harvey weinstein's sex abuse scandal at his trial rested his case yesterday. now the defense team may be working on a possible appeal, that according to the wall street journal. it says weinstein's lawyers are highlighting failure to turn over key evidence and judicial ruling

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone.'s take a look at how your money is moving this monday. we've seen a small he setback on wall street, the dow is down 41 points, nasdaq down about 6, this after friday's selloff but taking that into consideration, the major averages ended last week with gains of at least 3% each. cheryl: gas prices down the last 19 days. we're watching oil. this contract is off about 20% from its january peak, traders waiting to hear how the coronavirus is affecting demand, especially in china. lauren: stocks in asia, mixed performance, the shanghai actually higher, dwayneing half -- gaining half of 1%. cheryl: breaking news in the u.k., four more patients have now tested positive for the coronavirus. the u.k. now has eight confirmed cases. the concerns about the contagion of the virus affecting all of the european markets, a lot of red across the board this morning. our top story, in less than one hour the white house expected to unveil the budget for 2021. the $4.8 trillion plans calls for increased

cheryl: seriously?they were confused about whether the beer is related to the virus, despite there being no connection. lauren: this can't be true. tracee: i have no words. cheryl: america, i know you're all watching, corona beer is not coronavirus. in fact, after this week on thee markets, i think people need to have a corona beer or some kind of something today. lauren: i agree. cheryl: just throwing that out there. lauren: maybe start right now. tracee, thank you. go enjoy your corona. cheryl: again, we're coming back, maybe we're okay. you may not need that corona just yet. lauren: there's volatility. cheryl: right now, dow jones futures are down 284. s&p is down 32. nasdaq is down 106. lauren: coming up, after winning hearts around the world, one bullied boy is now sharing the love. what a story. we'll have it for you when we return. ♪ with over 75 years of savings and service, geico is the easy choice. we could even help you with homeowners... oh! not again! oh, thanks! you know automated lights a

cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. another wild ride for everybody today.'s take a look at how your money is moving this morning and we have more selling. the s&p has lost for perspective $1.7 trillion in value this week, dow is down 221 this morning, s&p is down 18, nasdaq is down 66. fears of the coronavirus spreading, really making investors nervous. cheryl: oil and gold right now, oil we see the selloff continuing this morning. that contract is down 1.5%. again, think about consumption in china and now other countries. that is affecting oil. gold is the opposite, a little bit of a bump here. that safety play continues. lauren: safety play being seen in the treasury market. the yield on the 10 year treasury down five face a row at 1.33% this morning. cheryl: stocks in asia, investors continue to grapple with the spread of the coronavirus. that's affecting manufacturing, the supply chains, especially in the asian region, red across the board. the biggest loss right now, the kospi, coronavirus affecting that market. lauren: stocks plunging in europe, the c

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. another rally in the premarket, dow up 102, s&p up 8 and a quarter, nasdaq up 32 and a quarter. fears over the coronavirus seem to be less and less on traders' minds. lauren: let's check the price of oil as stocks go up. prices are up 1% this morning, gold moving higher as well. cheryl: we are seeing a surge in asian markets as there is hope the coronavirus will be contained. in japan, big jump there, more than 2 and a quarter percent, shanghai composite up 1ed and a three quarter percent, hang seng more than 2 and-a-half percent. lauren: rising optimism lifting all boats, extending to europe as well, gaining at least half of 1% for the ftse, cac and dax. cheryl: china is cutting tariffs in half, beijing plans to slash tariffs on february 14th. their finance ministry said the move made the to promote the healthy and stable development of u.s.-china relations. there's no mention if it's related to the coronavirus outbreak. lauren: the 12th case of the deadly coronavirus in the u.s. is

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lauren, cheryl.hank you very much. 2020 hopeful bernie sanders skips the state of the union to rally in new hampshire. the vermont cep tore celebrating a -- senator celebrating a big night in the iowa caucuses, despite we still don't know who won. cheryl: we're getting there, right, iowa? todd piro was at the sanders rally, he joins us live this morning from manchester, new hampshire. we're days away from the first in the nation primary there. we just moved on, todd. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, cheryl and lauren. both of you. although he didn't rip up any papers, bernie sanders really tried to shred the president in his state of the union rebuttal in the building behind me here and he really tried to do it by focusing on what many consider the president's signature accomplishment. >> president trump has told the american people that the economy today you is booming like it has never boomed before. no, president trump, this is not the strongest economy we've ever had. >> reporter: earlier

cheryl: the u.k.is saying there are 15 coronavirus cases there, germany has 21, and france two deaths, 82,000 cases worldwide, a global market issue, right now red across the board in europe. lauren: those fears at home, the u.s. is now confirming that the first american coronavirus case with no link to china, the diagnosis sparking fresh fears about the outbreak globally as president trump tries to keep americans calm. cheryl: todd piro has the very latest. good morning, todd. >> reporter: lauren and cheryl, good morning. overnight a scary new turn in this story. the cdc confirming the first patient without relevant travel history or exposure to another known patient, sparking fears of a community spread. a community spread means the virus begins moving through a community and the source of the infection is unknown. this patient now undergoing treatment in sacramento. meantime, the president trying to calm concerns while wading into political orders. >> there was good early decisions, decisions that

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cheryl and lauren, back to you. cheryl: ra ray bogen, thank u for that live report. trump's defense team and the house managers will be making closing arguments in the senate impeachment trial. lauren: jillian turner is on capitol hill to break it down for us ahead of tomorrow's acquittal vote. jillian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. both sides presented closing arrestingments yesterday. they had four hours to do so. not a whole lot of time compared to the eight hours that each side had last week to lay out the nuts and bolts of their case. the president's defense team used their time to drive home the point that the decision about president trump's dealings with ukraine should have been left up to voters all along. take a listen. >> stand firm today and protect the will of the american people and their votes, stand firm and protect our nation. >> the only appropriate result here is to acquit the president and to leave it to the voters to choose their president. >> reporter: house managers in stark contrast used their time to make a last ditch effort to con

cheryl: nice to see for the kospi there.ing a look at germany after yesterday's 4% drop for that market, there is actually red arrows on the dax right now. as you can see, we've got red arrows for the ftse and cac as well. our top story continues to be the coronavirus, the death toll from this outbreak has grown with more than 2600 people now confirmed dead, at least 80,000 confirmed cases worldwide including 53 now in the united states. meanwhile, the fda stepping up to ensure the quality of foreign products by increasing inspections of all imports coming in from china. lauren: aishah hasnie joins us live with the latest on this deadly virus. aishah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. let's talk about the dow, recording the worst day in two years as the coronavirus spreads around the world. it dropped over 1,000 points monday, the third worst single day drop in history. the s&p and nasdaq also falling by more than 3%. dow futures suggesting markets will climb back up today. we saw the green arrow th

lauren and cheryl. cheryl: , greg thank you. percent from upcoming marathon there announcing that 200 elite runners will participate tokyo is one of the abbot world marathon majors to for the training, obviously, for months. study said it plans on hosting sum olympics later this year but some qualifying events delay or moved so far so there's a bit of a question mark. lauren: have you ever ran the tokyo marathon by the way? cheryl: no i have friends signed up because you train for months and diet it's plane ticket it's everything. yeah. lauren: let's get you some breaking news yes we just got latest poll and mike bloomberg will be on debate stage tomorrow night. just released npr hour poll showing him at 19% support. cheryl: former mayor, though, underfire of a controversial video surfaced with him say that many black and latino males don't know how to behave in the work place. todd pirro has the latest for us this morning. todd. reporter: lauren and cheryl these problematic comments come from 2011 promoting new initiative to he

lauren: cheryl casone is live from hard rock stadium in miami. cheryl, good morning. cheryl: good morning, guys. it was a big game and a big night for the chiefs. they haven't won anything in 50 years. it wasn't that team that actually made headlines last night. all of that coming up this morning. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ we are champions, my friends. ♪ we'll keep on fighting till the end. ♪ we are the champions. lauren: the kansas city chiefs are the champions for the first time in half a century. welcome this monday morning, the day after the super bowl, to "fbn: a.m.." i'm lauren simonetti. tracee: good morning, i'm tracee carrasco. you said the chiefs were going to win. lauren: i did. tracee: i picked the 49ers. let's take a look at how your money is moving this morning. a little stability to see on the board this morning after friday's selloff. the dow falling on friday more than 600 points. you can see futures pointing higher this morning, dow futures up by 62, s&p 500 futures up by 9 and a quarter, nasdaq up by 31 and a quarter. lauren: the chinese mar

cheryl: it certainly is.ill keep the camera on brian, the technology is pretty exciting? >> yeah, across the board any of the boats that you see here in miami especially cobalt and malibu, we specialize in making the driver's experience, the passenger's experience seemless as possible and that's technology. cheryl: ashley, i will send it back to you. i have to say, this guy is amazing. ashley: yes, indeed, we were just commenting on brian back there, he's been out there for 8 hours now and, yeah, he's pretty impress i have to say the least, cheryl casone out on the boat down in miami for the boat show, hopefully she took the company credit card and maybe we can buy one of those, how much fun can that be? sorry, anyway, we better move on. there you go. [laughter] ashley: that's the anchor's curse right there, sorry, brian. wipe out, the stocks are not wipe out, they are in the red for sure as they head in long weekend, let's get down to susan li, she never wipes out at the new york stock exchange for fox busin

>> no, no, cheryl would. cheryl: i kind of would.ank you for joining us, thank you for watching fbn:am this wednesday morning. cheryl: mornings with maria start right now. maria: thank you for joining us. president trump on a pardoning spree yesterday, former illinois governor rod, former new york city commission bernie kareck as well as michael milton among 11 people pardoned or commuted by president trump, on the list michael milken after 2 years after 10 years and meanwhile sin city showdown, democrats looking to get lucky in las vegas for presidential debate tonight and target will be on michael bloomberg, taking the stage for the first time tonight, a royal rebrand after spending thousands of dollars on new royal website, the queen banning prince harry and meghan markle, meghan and harry are spending thousands of dollars but they will have no ch

reporting live from miami, i'm cheryl hurd, back to you guys. >> looking good out there, cheryl. have so much fun today. we look forward to the rest of your reports throughout the day. >>> the empire state building was lit up in red and gold last night letting everybody know its pick for super bowl liv and i thought that could go either way, but management held a vote and users predicted the niners as the most likely to win. today the tower will become a live virtual scoreboard during the game. >>> and hundreds of people showed their thiners spirit at a fan rally in miami. the niners posted this video on twitter. rapper p lo was there and sourdough sam and some of the niners cheerleaders. >>> in other news now, the pentagon is now stepping in to stop a global emergency. the spread of the deadly coronavirus. the defense department now said that travis air force base here in fairfield along with three other military bases across the u.s. can be used to quarantine people who are returning to the u.s. from overseas. this comes after the first death outside of china from one passing a

and an nbc bay area cheryl hurd joins us live from miami to bring us their story, and cheryl, they aresing this platform of the biggest game of the year for a really good cause. >> they are indeed. one day before the super bowl, when the two teams go head-to-head, on the biggest stage on the world, as you said, keira, the san francisco 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs, and oh, yes, there is a lot of glitz and glamour here in miami. the parties. the red carpet. and we are all in the middle of it. and the weather has been a little bit unpredictable. we've got dumped on last night. with thunder and lightning. and a lot of rain. and today, well, i said it was unpredictable but it started sprinkle ling a few minutes ago so we think we might get a little rain here today. the weather has been unpredictable but what is predictable is the excitement here in miami. and the excitement has been really overwhelming for 49ers player solomon thomas, and his parents. now i caught up with his parent, chris and martha thomas, they made the trip here from dallas, and now families are staying at the t

cheryl casone has more. cheryl. cheryl: that's right, dagen. royal caribbean ship just docked in new jersey within the last hour. we're getting pictures of it, at least a dozen people from china are on-board the ship and they are in isolation. everyone on board will be tested by the cdc. so far, there's no reports of any confirmed cases but we're going to have to wait and see the results. again, pictures coming out of new jersey. hundreds of americans are also returning back to the u.s. from you wuhan by air. two flights are going to land in texas and nebraska later today. at least 638 people are dead, more than 31,000 infected. and among the dead, dr. lee liang, one of the first to he blow the whistle on the virus in wuhan. he contracted it after treating an infected patient. he was 34 years old. he leaves behind a pregnant wife and a young child. well, winter storms throughout the nation canceling thousands of flights. tornado watches in effect last night from northern florida through north carolina as heavy rains drenched the southern states

cheryl hired home depot to refinish her kitchen cabinets.she went over the invoice she noticed a $700 charge for encapsulation. the state says encapsulation deals with lead-based paints in homes built before 1978 but cheryl said she had proof her old cabinets were replaced in 1990 so it wasn't necessary. so she asked home depot to refund the $700 fee. >> i wrote them probably every week for about six weeks and none of them responded. and so after a month and a half i contacted nbc. >> we asked home depot to take another look, and it did. cheryl then got a credit of $774. home depot did not respond to our request for details. cheryl told us she learned an important lesson here, make sure you understand every line in your home improvement contract. if there's something unusual, ask the contractor f. you're still not satisfied, ask the state contractor board to review your agreement. their contact info is on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com. tap respond in the menu. you can also call us 888-996-tips. >>> new this morning a music store with roo

heavy rain in tennessee prompting a dangerous situation, cheryl casone has the details, cheryl.ryl: landslide in savannah, tennessee, sparks high into the area pounded with so much rain, the tennessee river overflowed its bank, the decision by state attorney general james removes major hurdle to 26 billion-dollar deal but the california attorney general's office is reviewing its options right now, this merger would create a telecom giant that would go up against at&t and verizon. lowes with recall of 26,000 ceiling after reports of broken or flying blades. it's manufactured and between 2014 and january 2016, nike release new kicks, making debut in all-star game, cool $400 a pair, the fit is controlled and light color and charge levels can be checked through app on the phone, nike says the new design allows for bouncier feel on the basketball courts because kicks are very important, back over to you. dagen: maybe i'm wearing some kicks. >> maybe i am too. [laughter] dagen: with american flag stocks just maybe. the trump administration creating a plan making it easier to invest, l

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd. cheryl, tonight was a special night to honor coaches and players across the league. >> reporter: that's right. you didn't have to be a sports fan to enjoy tonight's event. there were singers, actors, and football players all there tonight to celebrate football excellence. the nfl honors awards brought hollywood to miami. >> i'm presenting coach of the year with vaughn miller. we're presenting the award together, so i'm very excited about that. >> rep was in the air. entertainers for the event walking the red carpet. some star athletes whizzed by. others stopped to chat. >> definitely different than anything i've been a part of. >> i'm just here to support all the other players, all the other awards we have, the walter peyton award. i will be involved in that. >> reporter: the awards event is held the night before the super bowl to give out the league's most valuable player and coach of the year. >> i think kyle should get it. you know, i think he deserves it. he's in the super bowl, y

cheryl casone with details, cheryl.l: good morning, maria, a federal appeals' court says can declare funds from those sanctuary cities, states affected, new york, connecticut, washington, massachusetts and rhode island, ruleing follows to deny federal funding. a judge requested a request by doom's day mom lori vallow, she's charged with child desertion. her children have been missing since last september. expected to be extradited back to idaho. >> well, scary moments on united flight. jet forced to make an emergency landing in florida after a cell phone charger caught fire during flight, this happened inside of a carry-on. flight 1456 from newark, new jersey to bahamas were diverted. finally there's this, you want to get more bang for your buck, well, maybe consider moving to mississippi, magnolia state. the cheapest state in the country to live in by world population review. researches review the cost of living and take into account housing, food, taxes health care, rounding up the top three arkansas and oklahoma and

reporting live in clayton, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. without rain we will likely see more brush fires. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. weeks without rain. at what point do we start talking about a drought here? >> we can start talking about it right now. the latest drought monitor as of today right now has 9.54% of california in a moderate drought. that is this lighter brown color here from fresno down through visalia. you can see most of california, 59.98% to be exact, in the yellow color is considered to be abnormally dry. of course that's from the lack of rainfall, five to nine inches below. and the sierra snowpack only 52% of normal. rainfall chances at this very second not that great. looks impressive but the storm's to the south so only a spotty chance of a shower into the morning hours. what i wanted to do right now is get you that in here. you can see no la nina. no el nino. we're considered to be neutral. next eight days, stronger storms will stay to the north. march 5th through the 10th there's a 60% rain

and lauren cheryl tom steyer just qualified for tomorrow's debate.ack to you. >> aishah, back to you. >> u.s. intelligence official telling fox news there's no evidence that suggest that russia is making a specific play to boost trump reelection despite earlier report. other report are saying that russia may be attempting to interfere in the election to help bernie sanders win the democratic nomination. now yesterday joe biden claimed russia has a spent a lot of money on bots to attack him but that claim came from his campaign staff and not intelligence officials. >> well investors are bracing for our sharply lower open this morning as more countries are filling the impact of china's corona virus. michael founder strategy with us as we're looking at a major selloff in the premarket dow down 724 right now. is it just the corona virus, what is the real concern here this morning? for markets in your opinion? >> the problem with this corona virus is no longer few people getting sick here and there. the problem is most of china is going to end up under qu

cheryl: it depends on the product.nductors and that is harder to flip a switch. in china we will have to see which factors are impacted depending on where they're located. if something is in wuhan versus shanghai, you will see differences. people are focused on making sure there is adequate supply chains. the good news for us as we have an adequate part supply in the u.s.. we feel good about where we are with supply chain. have?how long do you how long with your inventory in terms of car parts until you have to replenish? the gm strike was 40 days and we had adequate supply through that period. in most cases you have 40 days of supply and with autonation selling 30 brands and having so many stores across the country, we are able to share inventory across our brands amongst our stores as well. chris: if you take that to a higher economic growth level and think about the u.s. economy, i am guessing you would argue it was not as much of a beat at all assuming coronavirus is dealt with over there. cheryl: if it is dealt wi

reporting live in fairfield, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> up next here at 11:00, a pair aglider dangling from power lines. we have new video of this complicated rescue. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a system moves close over the next couple of days. it's going to change up our weather. not only clouds but a shower chance. we'll detail that in seven minutes. >>> and they're calling it a looming crisis. a warning from our nation's airports about those real i.d.s. stay with us. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it's the final days to save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months. ends sunday. >>> take a look at this. that's a paraglider tangled up in power lines. thankfully, he was safely rescued tonight. this happened in olivehurst, which is about 40 miles north of sacramento. you can see the paraglider dangling from the lines. it took

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reporting live in sacramento, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> president trump says the u.s. is ready to respond if the outbreak gets worse, and he's appointed vice president mike pence to lead the effort. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us now with what officials are saying about this potential spread of the virus, ian. >> reporter: yeah, and jessica, this happened just minutes before that bay area case was confirmed. the goal was to calm the public and the stock market. the president spoke in front of his coronavirus task force. he says of the 15 cases discovered in america fully recovered. there's also the first human trial for a coronavirus treatment under way in nebraska. that includes one of the american passengers from that cruise ship in japan. researchers are also working on a vaccine though it may take more than one year to develop. >> the number one priority from our standpoint is the health and safety of the american people. because of all we've done, the risk to the american people remains very low. we have the greatest experts in the world -- r

cheryl? >> reporter: raj, four of the five people now hospitalized arrived here at travis air force base early this morning. another patient, a young child, arrived here on wednesday. tonight we arethey are a showinf the coronavirus. they are in the hospital and isolated. >> it's not likely they have the novel coronavirus, but as a precaution, we are testing for it. >> reporter: dr. henry walk is a part of a team of doctors here from the cdc in atlanta. he explains why some of today's evacuees brought here from wuhan, china, had to be put in isolation at travis. >> it's aurther evaluation. it's fever, cough, or shortness of breath. that combined with the exposure to an area like hubei province. >> reporte today's evacuees had a high fever. they were taken to local hospitals. >> it's not likely they have the novel coronaviruses, but as a precaution, we are testing for it. >> reporter: meanwhile, there are americans quarantined at various military installations, including san diego and san anto

we've got and cheryl and anthony and abby's doing all this stuff. ah, tomorrow finally. >> 24 hours. >> yeah, i know. there's so much build up. and then tomorrow, the game seems to go by so fast but it's such a huge one. >> watching the weather there. a little cooler. windy here as we see a big drop in temperatures considering highs were near 70. windy finish to the weekend and the numbers at the bottom of the screen should also get your attention as we should see frost. even though we were near 70 today, early next week chilly, dry, and not much in the way of the 7-day forecast. >> nice temperatures and no rain we have >>> breaking news tonight, the first confirmed case of the corona virus on the east coast as unprecedented emergency restrictions go into effect tomorrow the pentagon announcing 1,000 beds on four bases to quarantine americans returning from china. >>> a highway inferno in atlanta. the deadly truck explosion that spread through sewers underground. >> i can feel the heat through my car wow! >> starting multiple fires, drivers forced t

i'm cheryl hurd for "today in the bay." >> thank them for a great season. thanks, cheryl. >>> 4:35 and a man is expected to be charged after police say that he fired shots in a packed san francisco bar at the the end of the super bowl game after 7:00 at the polo grounds pub on third street. police say the gunman was kicked out minutes before the shooting but managed to find his way back into the bar and that is when he started firing those shots. now the suspect then drove off crashing into a light pole just a block away. police say no one was seriously hurt. >>> it is a huge week in politics. the president's impeachment trial wraps up and the state of the union in nancy pelosi's chamber and by tonight tens of thousands of democrats will participate minute famed iowa caucus. >> to decide who is best positioned to take on president trump this fall. while that is going on, here in california there are concerns about our primary. >> kris sanchez joins us with more on a big ballot back-up that is likely coming. >> reporter: hi there. this could be the biggest v

free for cheryl she took one for the team.ome other headlines making news, this morning, quite an odyssey for honda recalling nearly 250,000 to 20108 through 2020 molds of its best selling minivan call back prompted by wiring problem that could spark a fire. honda says owners will be notified by mail viewers fix wiring or replace it. well safety in questions at southwest airlines putting pressure on the faa on how it does its job. the airline flew 17 million passengers on more than 150,000 flights on potentially dangerous debts that is according to to a report by the u.s. transportation departments inspector general. faa admitting it should have better police the airline to make sure required maintenance had been finished as outlined in report. meantime southwest flight attendants are saying stop fooling around they are calling on passengers to let them e know about any bad behavior during flights. it is part of a new policy at the airline travelers are being reminded during free flight announcement to call out questionable co

cheryl casone with the details on that. cheryl. look at what happened. >> here comes hamlin and crash into the wall into the air. goes newman. >> nascar driver seriously injured when his car slammed into a wall, it flipped into the air landed hard on the roof, and then, of course, skidded across the track. the video unbelievable. his team has issued a statement saying his injuries are not considered life-threatening. but he does have serious injuries folks. president trump tweeted that he's praying for the the 42-year-old driver. hamlin went on to win daytona yesterday. well virginia lawmakers stopping bill that would have banned sale of assault weapons legislation backed by ralph failed to make it through a committee vote yesterday. jeff bezos going green in a big way committing $10 billion to fight climate change. marking his largest humanitarian hov yet. the amazon ceo announcing his intentions on instagram he says his new earth fund will be used to help scientists, activist, nongovernment organizations, and other efforts focuse

cheryl. >> reporter: raj, she made it cleaver to me she'd be walking out of children's hospital once she was released. she's going home tomorrow, and she's making good on that promise. >> so with me, this is the furthest that she's walked. >> reporter: this may not seem like a milestoneor sw her. i met her last month when she was partially paralyzed from th >> she is able to walk with her walker. bit with her gait belt, and i think last time chef was barely moving her left leg. >> reporter: sami suffered from afm, a rare but serious condition that brings on polio-like symptoms of weakness in the arms and legs. the virus comes on like a common cold. according to the cdc, there have been 607 confirmed cases since the agency began tracking afm in 2014. there were 37 cases reported just last year. 12 of them in california. >> the only cure is therapy, and you start off slow. >> reporter: her road to recovery started in november, when she collapsed and couldn't walk. luckily her diagnosis came quickly. >> when i was in therapy, i would always look at the other kids. i would also see them

we'll be here with abby fernandez, cheryl hurd, and flores. a lot coming your way in the next 60 minutes. see you in a few minutes. >> thank you, raj. >>> the coronavirus outbreak has officially spread to the bay area. santa clara county health department announced that a local man who recently returned from china did test positive for the virus. >> it is now the third case in california, the servant case in the u.s. robert honda joins us live from valley med in san jose where the public health department is moving quickly to stem the virus and any public panic. robert? >> reporter: that's right, the public health officer says she understands the coronavirus can be a very scary thing to hear about and very unsettling to hear about this first case here in santa clara county. so she was quick to point out the coronavirus is here, but not necessarily spreading. >> he was seen in a local clinic and hospital, but was never sick enough to be hospitalized. >> reporter: the announcement of the first confirmed case of novel coronavirus was made in the

. >> cheryl hired home depot to refinish her kitchen cabinets. when she went over the invoice she noticed $774 for something called encapsulation. the state says encapsulation deals with lead-based paint in homes built before 1978. cheryl says she had proof her old cabinets were actually replaced in 1990 so encapsulation wasn't necessary. she asked home depo to refund the $774. >> i wrote them every week and none of them responded. >> and so after a month and a half i contacted nbc. second look. it did and cheryl got a credit of $774. home depot did not respond to our request for details. cheryl told us she learned an important lesson here, make sure you understand and read every line. if there's something unusual, ask the contractor. you can ask the state contractor board. their contact info is on our website. we just posted it there. go to nbcbayarea.com and responds. or give us a call 888-996-tips. never saw encapsulation on a diy show. >> and you have a fancy kitchen, like a fancy oven and a fridge? >> are you talking to me? >> yeah no commen

cheryl.l: forget caucus, it's iowa chaos, this morning, democratic officials blaming inconsistencies and reporting for delaying in announcing the caucus winner iowa and app made by a company shadow was used to reporter:s and that has delayed tally, it was not a hack and we should get the results later today. well, the los angeles fire department releasing 911 calls of kobe bryant's helicopter crash. >> helicopter crashed into a mountain, we heard it and now i'm looking tat flames, we are looking at the flames right now on the hill. cheryl: 9 people were killed when the chopper went down january 26th, appears that the helicopter was flying too low in dense fog. well, luxury design e tiffany going to become part of lvmh today, valued at more than $16 billion, lvmh is known for high-end names like louis vuitton and christian dior, the vote here in new york, guys, finally the broadway hit hamilton is hit to go big screen, disney paid lynn manuel miranda, actual performance by broadway cast, they

cheryl hurd joins us now from city hall in oakland. cheryl? >> reporter: the former chief told me she came here for the long haul. she says the city of oakland had a troubled past when it comes to police chiefs. >> two weeks ago in an internal staff meeting talking about she would fight for me and so i actually believed her. >> reporter: now anne kirkpatrick is disappointed tr fight for her he especially because h the same person who hired her. >> i do not feel betrayed. that's not the right word for it. i would say i'm disappointed. >> reporter: the 11th chief in the past 21 years. she came at a time the department had gone through a number of scandals including an alleged cover-up of officers having sex with a teenager. she says she came here with her eyes open, but she didn't foresee a police commission she believes was working against her. >> i was hired prior to the police commission's startup. i'm nro i think that has been very important to them. >> reporter: kirkpatrick will not go on the record about the it could have been retaliation

in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> now to making it in the bay, our series about the housing crisis. tonight san jose state students are sleeping outside to bring attention to the problem on college campuses. we're talking about homelessness. it's called poverty under the stars. it's estimated that 53,000 homeless students in the csu system. >> we're just here in solidarity. we just want to let them know that they're not the only ones and that we're here and that we're trying to fight for them. >> the students and south bay legislators are pushing for the passage of ab-1314. the legislation would not only cover tuition but housing costs for qualifying students. the university is also opening a resource center for homeless students by this summer. >>> a group of santa cruz grad students on strike and withholding students grades have until tomorrow to turn those grades over or lose their teaching assistant jobs. that ultimatum given to the t.a.s by uc president janet napolitano. the stude they've been on strike two weeks. the video you're looking at is

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details, cheryl. boeing says it will stockpile more parts than it has in the past and set aside $4 billion for cash advances to suppliers, boeing suspended production of the max in january, suppliers said they have been given 3 potential schedules for resuming work on up to 300 planes so far this year, boeing does not expect approval on the software and training for the max until probably mid-year they are saying now, stock is down premarket, down 2 and 3 quarter percent right now. well, jussie smollett back in court today, the actor facing 6 new criminal charges that he lied to police about a targeted hate crime in chicago last year, expect today plead not guilty and pleaded not guilty to 16 counts last year before the cook county state attorney's office suddenly dropped the case without clear explanation against jussie smollett back in court. alexa and siri and smart speakers are useful but apparently nosily secretly listening in on our conversations, study from north eastern university found that s

cheryl, thank you.os angeles to report, the cause of death now revealed for the exfiancee of drew carry, she died of blunt force injuries to her head when she was shoved off of a third-floor balcony by her ex-boyfriend, police have arrested and charged man with murder, production of the price is has been postponed. what a mysterious, case, judge? >> there are witnesses to the fighting and witnesses to the noise and yelling and screaming between the boyfriend and this woman and suddenly she's hurdled off a balcony and there's witnesses to that. the medical examiner's report that the way her body was found and the -- the way the damage was done to the body with the pushing off is pretty clear that this is a homicide. it's affected hollywood because drew is to popular and the show is to popular, exfiancee but had relationship where he asked producers to take a week off, so all that is understandable. dagen: you know what's horrific, though, that california actually had the first antistalking law in the nat

cheryl casone with the details on this. cheryl. cheryl: no, they did not, maria.full of drugs. k-9 sniffed out the drugs, labeled bag full of drugs. [ laughter ] cheryl: can't make this up. the bag -- really? it had meth am at th methamphete and fentanyl n are facing charges over this. casper sleep slicing the price range of the initial public offering. it is down from 17 to $19. they announced plans to go public on the new york stock exchange earlier this month. best buy's ceo now in the clear, the company's board finding cory berry can stay in her job after investigating a claim she had an inappropriate relationship with a former company executive before she became ceo. shares are up about 45% from a year ago. finally, starbucks and one of its partners are going their separate ways. the company ended its exclusive deal with hms host, they operate starbucks in airports hms host is going to work with local coffee shops. travelers may see pop-up coffee shops in airports. breaking up is hard to do. maria: thank you, cheryl. tension between president trump and speake

cheryl with the details, cheryl. slammed the plains making its way east, missouri to maine with snow, national weather service issued winter weather advisory and winter storm watch for more than 25 million people, chicago and detroit directly in the storm's path. expected to see 2 to 5-inches of snow in the ground there. michelle was facing nearly 2 years if prosecutors had their way, they claimed, of course, she only accepted responsibility after she was backed into a corner, prosecutors hit with money laundering conspiracy conspiracy charge which was added on for parents who did not quickly plead guilty, this may not bode well for lori loughlin. well, two mayor companies adding plant-based items to the menu. star backseat will offer beyond meat breakfast sandwich, the company's first move into the plant-based craze and then disney has named impossible burger as preferred plant-base burger at the company's parks an cruise lines. of course, if you're disney you have a food and wine festival and sounds kind of fun. ma

in october i reached out to mark and sheryl sandberg denied also been an mentor to cheryl.warn them. saying there is something about the business model, the culture and the algorithms of the company that allows bad actors to harm innocent people. and i begged them to get on top of it. again this is nine days before the election of 2016. after the election, i continued to talk to them for three months. they just were not interested. they were polite, they talk to me, but they really were confident that they had it under control. and i was really afraid that if they kept it up, there would be huge implications for the economy, for the stock, and for society. that's when i decided to become an activist which for me was a role i never anticipated. jack: can give us a concrete example that you saw that made you think it was different? >> on the beginning of 2016 because i was a huge fan in the bed and i was love the products. and i saw posts from friends of mine that were originating in facebook groups originate with the bernie sanders campaign. they were basically hate speech.

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