cheryl: no. and also, too, in the middle of all of this, we had this existing home sales data come out this morning, scott. surprised me. i keep wondering when the top is going to hit, and maybe it has not. one-year high, existing home sales up 6.7% in january. >> listen, i think that's great news. but right now the market isn't rewarding strong economic data that keeps the fed on pace to have to reduce the pace of purchase and raise rates, so it's a very prefer precarious situation. and i agree with you and charles, by the way. put your monthly flows into s&p funds, not into stocks, because stocks right now, if you look at cathyed wood's names, they're 60, 70, 80% off the highs, and some of them will never come back. if you're a long-term investor, this type of process will help your average costs over time. again, it's like your time frame. if you trade like me, actively for a living, and you get paid monthly and quarterly, you better know what's happening in the markets. right now the fed is a

i think cheryl is right. lexicon for some that we've heard community's calling for for very long time is what can we do to make sure that police officers live in the communities where they serve. the reason for that is, are the impacts that a triple fall. when you live in the commune they serve, not only will he rebuild the trust that is been broken because of the various numbers of headlines that we seen around police in a community. but also, your cruiser been on that street and it creates an immediate deterrent for crime. we look at what erica adams is doing only look at what to share joan is doing in st. louis, easy mayor is trying to get it done. what they need washing and do with a bipartisan way, is passed police reform where everybody's at the table. so that there is some dollars going in that direction. >> quick point richard, i appreciate way same. i agree with the concept here but here they are being priced out. it is so hard understand, there are some that are grandfathered in but for those rookie

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cheryl casone is here with more, my goodness. >> cheryl: steak under lock and key and ice cream and otherve the story of a new york business owner fed up with out of control crime. the owner john catsimatidis hiring dozens of security guards after seeing shop lifting go up 50%, costing him millions. >> we have a new da in town, he's a nice man. he believes these people don't deserve to get arrested, which is wrong. they are just stealing for the purpose of not that they are hungry. they are stealing for the purpose to sell to somebody else. >> cheryl: many blame manhattan's new woke d.a. and his soft on crime policies for emboldening these criminals. they can just steal. this video going viral, appearing to show walmart steaks being sold wrapped in wire mesh covering. i can't believe i'm saying this out loud. here is colorado governor jared polis. >> many police chiefs and sheriffs are supportive of our plan. we need invest nment behavioral health and diversion and prevent crimes before they occur. >> cheryl: denver seeing increase in drug related crime, 75% increase in robberies. >> todd

with best wishes, i am signed sin serl, cheryl -- sincerely, cheryl l. johnson, clerk. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on february 16, 2022, at 10:44 a.m. that the senate passed without amendment h.r. 960, h.r. 2400, h.r. 2310, h.r. 3419. with best wishes i am, signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson, clerk. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a bill. the clerk: h.r. 2497, an act to establish the amachi national historic site as a unit of the national park system and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the reading is dispensed with. without objection, the senate amendments are agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. under clause 5-d of rule 20, the chair announces to the house that in light of the passing of the gentleman from minnesota, mr. hagedorn, the whole number of the house is 433. pursuant

>> cheryl: right.huck schumer thing, he is accused of not offering solutions to fight inflaion issue which is sitting at four decade high sglchlts many on the other side of the aisle spent time giving floor speeches and upon presenting charts about rising cost. where are proposal? >> less spending was a proposal? yeah, there is a lot. yesterday republicans held a news conference pointing out the problem is massive amounts of stimulus spending, president biden pushed for more stimulus. ahead of this, heading into the midmemory, americans are feeling inflation is number one concern when it comes to the country. 27% and 12% say it is immigration. we at this network are more dialled in that are chuck chuck schumer. >> carley: i'm proud of that, absolutely. good stuff. also, some republican lawmakers are upset that companies are chum withing china. >> cheryl: this is georgia congressman buddy carter slamming coke and the n.b.a. over their hypocrisy when it comes to social justice. specifically, their positi

we love you. >> carley: we do love cheryl casone.g away and choosing to ignore it and democrats could pay a political price. >> todd: dhs secretary chad wolf reacts to joe biden's failing migrant policies when we come back. before you go there, or fist bump there, or...oh! i can't wait to go there! . . >> carley: democrat senator richard blumenthal angrily objecting to the pace biden administration is evacuating allies from the afghanistan. >> i'm down right upset with the lagging effort in evacuating at risk afghan allies from that country. these men and women and their families put their lives on the line to protect our troops and diplomats, and we are failing to rescue them. >> carley: the democrats' comments come after a close hearing with secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin on their progress. 18 g.o.p. senators now calling for a public hearing as well. >> todd: the biden white house won't answer one single question about those secret midnight migrant flights. if that wasn't enough turns out you,

cheryl. >> cheryl: leading amazon to suspend the group from charity website amazon smile.his organization fell out of compliance. this group had $60 million on the balance sheet, guys. it is unclear who is in charge of the funds. people are saying that money is not being spent on the black communities that need it. the group hired hillary clinton's campaign lawyer, he commissioned from the steele dossier. it was documents that were filed that set off alarm bells. you file documents with u.s. government, it is public information, we know what is going on at blm. >> carley: and calling out president biden on inflation. >> cheryl: this aum aum era official calling out the president for being dishonest, this is steven ratner, he rights in the "new york times," "blaming inflation on supply lines is like complaining about your sweater keeping you too warm after you added several logs to the fire place," supply issues are by no means root of inflation. referencing comments from biden from the interview with lester holt. >> carley: i love that sweater analogy. >> todd: ratner is a

cheryl casone has more on the payments. >> cheryl: data shows maxine waters made million dollars in payments 2003. kevin mccarthy telling sean hannity, this goes too far. >> you can pay a family member, that is wrong with the campaign. compensation has to be equal, million dollars? >> cheryl: waters campaign did not respond to fox news request for comment. senator manchin basically -- well, did declare build back better dead. he was asked if 1.75 trillion package could pass, he said, what build back better bill. this is despite the white house and leaders insist there is a path forward for legislation without manchin, it is dead in the water, the dead comment true. >> ashley: aoc offline and now back, what is going on? >> cheryl: she gets attention for her actions. she announced taking a break from twitter, alexandria ocasio-cortez back on the platform blaming mean tweets. >> i would go to open an app and i felt anxious, people fight and gossip. there is a lot of negativity on there, i will be back, don't worry. >> cheryl: after that brief break, she returned and tweeted this, seniors, kids

thank you, cheryl. cheryl: you bet. leaders in china reportedly weighing how far they should go to back russia in its crisis with ukraine. earlier this month chinese president xi jinping endorsed russia's opposition to a nato expansion to include ukraine, a central demand of moscow in its standoff with the west. now, xi jinping is calling for more dialogue as china accuses the u.s. of playing up the threat of war. the chais -- chinese foreign minister spokesperson said this, such hyping up and disinformation by some western countries will create turbulence and uncertainity for the world med joining us now, chairman of the china policy initiative, steve yates. great to see you this morning. thanks very much. this is rich with china backing russia and accusing the west of making up stories and plight politicizing this. your thoughts on where we are first with this standoff between russia and ukraine? the u.s. says russia is lying about pulling back troops. >> yeah. well, this is rich to hear the possibly largest giver of

good morning. >> cheryl: good morning.e pulled the fundraiser from its platform, the group turned to give, send, go and raked in $6 million of the 16 million goal. they came under fire after gofundme found "evidence from law enforcement it had become an occupation," and florida governor desantis wants to investigate gofundme for potential fraud. >> todd: truth from marco rubio. >> cheryl: you have alexandria ocasio-cortez once again attacking capitalism and free market in an interview, she said capitalism is not a redeemable system and represents profit. senator marco rubio says her comments are hollow. >> those comments are mainstream of the democratic party. people have to pretend they believe it, capitalism is the small business owner, they started in the basement of their home and nowm ploy four people. socialism is about power, ability to control people. >> cheryl: she reiterated members of congress should not be allowed to trade stocks in that sprue. >> carley: now to california. >> cheryl: just days after being phot

cheryl casone has more. hey, cheryl.ming just hours after the white house said that it had agreed in principle to a meeting to help resolve the standoff over ukraine. meanwhile, two senior officials telling fox news the u.s. has intelligence that russia commanders were given orders to proceed with an invasion of ukraine. new satellite images show russian armored equipment and troops moving into new attack positions, as many as 190,000 russian troops surround the ukraine border right now. moscow still claims it has no plans to invade. the u.s. embassy in moscow warning americans of possible attacks, advising those that are there be ready to flee without help. well, former secretary of state mike pompeo is headed to taiwan next week where he is going to meet with the president and foreign minister there. he is the most senior u.s. dignitary to visit the democratically ruled island in recent years. pompeo, a staunch critic of china, angered beijing with attacks on the chinese communist party. beijing has long claimed that t

cheryl casone has more. good morning. >> cheryl: good morning.sia invades ukraine, that is the message from the vice president. >> when america stands for principles, it requires us to puts ourselves out there and we will incur some cost n. this situation, that may relate to energy cost. >> cheryl: harris made the comments after oil prices rising, we will hit $100 per barrel if war does break out in europe. as of friday, $3.51 per gallon. >> carley: let's talk about trump's truth social up and running and fully operational soon. >> cheryl: it is up this morning. former president trump's apps hitting overnight. congressman devin nunes is retiring to become ceo of trump media group. >> we want to value our customers and we want them to tell us what they would like on the app. people are decide whoing can and cannot be on it is platform. >> cheryl: president trump was banned from several platforms, he had 89 million followers on twitter before he was removed. >> had a big following and now it is not on social media anymore. what is going on with co-

thank you, cheryl. cheryl: you bet.ng very serious to all office, america's crime crisis. president biden traveling to new york city today to discuss a surge in gun violence with mayor eric adams, hours after the funeral of police detective william mora. our condolences to he and his family. he and his partner were shot and killed in the line of duty. his sister delivered his eulogy yesterday, demanding officials start taking action. >> how many wilberts, how many jasons, how many more officers have to lose their lives before this system changes. the nypd protects us but who protects them and who looks after their lives? maria: so heart a breaking to see this again. joining me now is retired nypd lieutenant, professor darrin porcher. lieutenant, thank you for being here this morning. can you imagine this war on police has apparently started up again. six shootings in new york year-to-date. your reaction? >> i think this is a troubling trend and we need to do something about it, we need to interdict it immediately. we sp

the mother of three children, ages 8, 7 and 3, christie, cheryl, and danny. she was a postal worker. >> springfield was not nearly as sophisticated as eugene. they're really twin cities, but it's more blue-collar. >> i really like how ann rule introduces eugene, oregon, and springfield, oregon, in her book "small sacrifices." she says, "eugene, oregon is the successful sister of the paired cities. cool, slender, professional. her restaurants serve artichokes and ricotta pie. while springfield, oregon, half eugene's size, is the sister who never graduated from high school, who no longer notices the acrid smell from logging. >> i think springfield -- sounds cliche, but a lot of people knew each other, and you felt pretty safe there. >> it really wasn't a scary place. i mean, they always say that. when there's a murder or something, the neighbors always say, something like that doesn't happen here, but of course it does. it was may 19th, 1983, when diane took her children out to see a woman that she knew. >> diane didn't leave until about 9:30 at night. ♪ they l

cheryl. cheryl: that is right, maria. good morning.ed to hit the pacific northwest and northern california today dumping several inches of snow and maybe causing headaches for travelers. oakley will then head east, bringing snow and ice to much of the midwest and then hitting the northeast by the end of this week. you can track this storm and stay up-to-date on the weather in your area with the fox weather app or go to foxweather.com. well, hsbc announcing plans to buy back up to another 1 billion in shares after reporting its highest annual net profit since 2018. the buyback is on top of an exist 2-g billion dollars program announced -- $2 billion program announced last october. they budgeted $450 million for credits losses due to potential fallout from china's real estate crisis. then there is this, michigan coach juwan howard has been suspended for the rest of the regular season and fined $40,000 after hitting a wisconsin assistant coach following sunday's game between the two schools. howard was reportedly upset with wisconsin call

. >> cheryl: good morning.schools. teacher leaders seen not wearing a mask. jesse aguilar tweeted this picture himself, which angered unions. this is the same game governor gavin newsom appeared maskless among his celebrity buddies. he defended himself saying it was only for a photo. these mask mandates are a joke, but when it comes to kids, parents are angry and have every right to be. >> todd: unbelievable. speaking of mandates, so much for democracy in canada. >> cheryl: canada prime minister justin trudea invoking emergency power for the protest. the move allows him to limit public gatherings, target donations to sites like go fund me. the government can freeze personal accounts to anyone linked to the protest. they are protesting the vaccine requirements. it has expanded beyond that. i don't know any canned connedian -- canada lawyers, but i think there are cases against the government. >> carley: they don't have the same freedom of speech rules like we have in the u.s. >> todd: you can't steal the money.

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. >> todd: here is cheryl casone. >> cheryl: brand president for levi, jennifer sigh is speaking outer experience at the company. listen to this. >> this whole thing culminated in being about silences of dissent, and not holding a viewpoint. i find it edpreejuous from levis, this brand is about rugged individualism and using your voice. >> cheryl: a mother of four was vocal about school closure necessary san francisco and said "disadvantaged kids in public schools who need for safety and routine of schools are kids that need it most," and she was clear she was speaking as a private citizen, speaking up for kids, forced out. >> todd: talks about how much of a hard-core liberal she was for much of her life. unbelievable. >> carley: and prices at the pump. >> cheryl: nothing says worry like seven-year oil prices and midterms this year. president biden is considering suspending federal gas tax for a year, the president trying to ease concerns about price spike if russia invades ukraine. >> president biden: to be clear, if russia decides to invade, that would have consequences at home. th

. >> todd: cheryl casone, i like this story the most. >> cheryl: pretty good.iend of hunter biden. she was testifying for five hours before a grand jury looking into biden's taxes. she described lavish hotels and can withdrawals. biden acknowledging federal prosecuteos are investigating the tax affairs and looking at business dealings with china. jp morgan chase was subpoenaed to turn over records, in particular, with the bank of china. >> carley: russia/ukraine is affecting markets. >> cheryl: it is, i'm looking at the futures, it is ratting the markets. rough day with futures. we were down in the overnight session. nasdaq is down 149, substantial moves, market closed since friday due to president day holiday. oil prices have been very volatile and crude is higher that morning, above $95 a barrel, about $95.50. 5% jump this morning. that of course is going to have direct effect on gasoline prices already. white house officials preparing for possible spike in gas prices from strategic petroleum reserve. russia could limit oil reserve further pressuring global e

cheryl casone has those details. cheryl: good morning.ming after the federal trade commission sued to block the $4.4 billion deal last month over antitrust concerns. merger drawing criticism because it would give blockade at dominant position over a vital piece of the us missile industry. saudi arabia transferring $80 billion worth of shares of oil giant remco. this is part of a plan to boost the public investor fund assets under management, low energy prices the king of the investment and subsidies at home with the state remaining the larger shareholder. to the beijing olympics, russian skater has been cleared to compete in the women's figure skating competition despite failing a pregame drug test. arbitration of sport giving her a favorable decision partly because she's just 15 years old. decision creating backlash with the us olympic and parikh olympic committee saying they are disappointed by the message this decision sends. and finally, post a super bowl. 56 the super bowl is in the books with la rams beating the bangles to clinch th

cheryl cheryl casone live at sofi staid women -- stadium with the scoop. >> reporter: they are callingfinance, ftx, crypto.com, they are shelling out big, big amounts of money. we're talking 6.5 million for a 30-second ad. that's the advertisements. you also have have the crypto.com concert arena. i spoke with brandon green, he is the ceo -- of btc media, he said this is a way for companies to build trust with the u.s. consumer. watch this. >> the way that i see it though from the industry broadly is, you know, we've arrive on the main street. we get to bring the narrative to people in their homes. it's a part of the future of how commerce works. and so if you're not paying attention, you know, by the super bowl, you probably will be are. finish. >> reporter: and, lauren, you know, there's no better audience to get the attention of than the super bowl audience, 100 million plus usually watch with these games. we'll see what these numbers are. the other side of the story out in los angeles is the economic story. i talked to the ceo of the host committee of the super bowl. she says they'

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all of that ended with mark and cheryl.unds as though nick clegg will be the end of the road for those types of decisions. i think the significance is mainly that it is being taken off the plate of those other executives. emily: let's start with mark zuckerberg. why do you think he wants to do this given how involved he has been in all of these policy decisions to this point? reporter: i think he felt obligated to be involved. i think he felt it was his responsibility to be involved, but it wasn't necessarily something he enjoyed doing. warfield is the best use of his skill set. mark zuckerberg is a technologist. he wants to build products. he wants to work on facebook's future of technology. he wants to be seen as an innovator. every time he's having to make a decision about free speech on facebook, that kind of takes away from the other things he cares about. for him in particular, i don't think this was ever something he wanted to spend his time on, and he found somebody else who's better at it that he can pass it off to

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl. suspect erin christopher kelly opened fire inside the fred meyer store around 11:00 a.m. one person was killed and another injured. kelly arrested late last night 100 miles away from the scene. he's facing multiple charges including first-degree murder and first-degree attempted murder. well, construction delays in shipyard in germany pushing back the inaugural selling of cruise ship and disney blaming in part of omicron variant. the company also canceling 12 other trips. let's take a look at disney in the premarket. a lot going on with the company in general. disney shares are fractionally down. the coproducer of the matrix resurrection is showing over streaming. the studio's decision to release sequel on hbo maxx and theaters was a breach of contract. pushed release date 2021 from this year to bolster subscriber base for the streaming service. pretty disappointing showing at the box office. finally this guy is a major super bowl party spoiler as america gets ready for the big game.

cheryl casone with details right now. cheryl. cheryl: it's really interesting, maria. third person to be cured. the patient suffers from leukemia as well as hiv, received a transplant of stem cells and umbilical cord blood. she has been in remission from the cancer and free of hiv for 14 months. the procedure provides researchers a possible road map to cure one of the world's most resilient viruses. well, everything is going to be all right. that was the message from alec baldwin hours after he was sued by the family of cinemaing to cinema tographe. are. they allege reckless behavior and cost cutting. hutchins husband and 9-year-old son alleged baldwin and others callusly disregarded safety complaints which led to her death. baldwin denied any wrong doing. well, viacom cbs is renaming itself paramount, meant to focus on the company's goal of becoming a major player in streaming. its streaming service, paramount plus, has more than 32 million subscribers, adding 7.3 million in the latest quarter as far as sales go. the company wants to hit 100 million subscribers by 202

always tells the truth and i believe you over the administration in a day, thank you, cheryl. >> griffing prime minister justin trudeau creating segregation with weeklong freedom convoy protest. facing backlash, justin trudeau said the military will not be called into break-in protest after officials say they are looking at every single option. meanwhile, u.s. truckers are calling out facebook for removing their freedom convoy page where they were coordinating their track from california to d.c. facing with claims the group repeatedly violated their policies. but the truckers called the claim unfounded. >> none of us are associated with none of that. none of that was posted on facebook. they won't prove that is what it was pure they won't show us what it is and they wiped out to administrators, facebook profiles altogether. it is not a right issue or left issue but in the issue, a human issue. speed food that is right, the trucker on the screen talking t& friends" and on fire by the comn protest and want to do it in the u.s. in a safe and peaceful way to protest against vaccine mandate

benny was rescued by a former professional skater, cheryl delsangro.and he loved it. so she had an idea and began to teach him to skate. following the hockey stick. then in his mouth. then on his own. >> good boy! >> reporter: benny getting so good, performing jumps. benny now travels the country raising money for animal and children's organizations. this week, walking out on central park's wollman rink here in new york city for the nonprofit vision for animals foundation. benny was off. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. this is benny the ice skating dog. >> reporter: benny's proud rescuer, cheryl. >> i know how lucky i am and we just want to share him with everybody, inspire them and give back to the community. >> reporter: and tonight, cheryl reminding all of us that there are plenty of bennys waiting for a home. >> adopt a dog. go to your local rescue. if you can get a benny, what more can you ask for? >> good boy. we'll see yo >> these backyards have pools, lagoons, tennis course and wait until you hear the justification for why this neighbor

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us live from san ramon.ryl, there's a lot to keep track of here. the bottom line, keep your mask handy, right? >> reporter: that's right. the clock, though, is ticking especially for this safeway here in san ramon. it's open for 24 hours, and at midnight, you can walk in without a mask. however, the lifting of this mask mandate here in california is bringing about mixed emotions. >> i don't feel comfortable. i don't think there's enough information. >> reporter: that's how one shopper at this san ramon safeway store is feeling tonight about the lifting of california's indoor mask mandate. but down the street at 24-hour fitness, people i spoke with can't wait to work out with their faces showing. >> i have a beautiful beard behind it. i can't wait to show it off. >> reporter: 24-hour fitness is following the state's lead. fully vaccinated people can drop the mask indoors. >> we're not going to be specifically policing people with masks, whether they're vaccinated or not. >> reporter: all counties in the san f

let's go right to cheryl scott. she's from our station wls in chicago. cheryl, good evening to you. time this out for us. >> reporter: hi, linsey. winter has returned here and along the east coast. the snow is making it slick in spots. radar reveals the snow lingering across the northeast. that will wrap up tonight. we're even tracking isolated lake effect snow bands across the great lakes. and millions bracing for the bitter cold. single digit wind chills from new york to boston. below zero in the upper midwest. and california is cooling off after days of record-breaking heat. finally returning to seasonal weather. and in the northeast, threats of black ice into the monday morning commute. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> now to the massive trucker protest in canada. police arresting the remaining demonstrators and removing vehicles from the area. elwyn lopez is in detroit for us tonight. >> reporter: after days of protests that brought this crucial trade route between the u.s. and canada to a standstill, police today putting an end to the week-long blockade. >> if you have a vehicle that

>> well, jackie, i think cheryl said it perfect earlier.his is definitely a coming-out party for everybody. you know, being around the nfl experience, the media center, the parties. i would say it's pretty much like it was in 2020 when the super bowl was in miami. there's still masks and proof of vaccination and things like that, but for the most part, it's as normal as it has been, you know, for the previous 54 super bowls, let's say, last year being the major exception. jackie: if the truckers are any indication, a lot of people across the country are fed up, and i'm guessing a lot of people who are going to the super bowl and who are watching and celebrating are too. i think it's really interesting, with all the people watching that crypto might be getting in the game here, trying to reach all kinds of people out there. any thoughts on what we might if hear or who's going to be on the list? >> yeah. no, i would say, you know, a lot of the bud light super bowl concert series is being held at the crypto.com arena at l.a. live, crypto.com a

cheryl tomorrow afternoon, but we will have an entire day of super bowl coverage.. speaking of, from the super bowl to the winter olympics in beijing, an approximate 6,200 miles away, a live look for you at the olympic flame this morning. it was another thriller on the mountain. "today in the bay's" janelle wang is in beijing for more on the gold. >> reporter: team usa winning more gold medals in primetime. three days after winning the elusive gold medal, five-time olympian lindsey jacobellis wins gold again with nick baumgartner, a four-time olympian who never won a medal until last night. the two american veterans or as lindsey likes to call herself, seasoned are 36 and 46 years old, making them the oldest medalists in olympic snowboarding history. >> this has been really incredible. i was really happy my body was feeling great, even though i'm exhausted at the end of the day. all of the pain is worth it. >> i was proud to be able to show everyone what i was worth, and i knew if i messed up she could cover for me, but i wanted t i wanted to prove two days ago, an

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd with the late details. >> reporter: raj, vallejo was a holdout, no longer.s unanimous, goes into effect immediately. if you're vaccinated and in the city of vallejo and want to go into public space, don't have to wear a mask. some people like the new rule, some don't. >> i think we're ready to go back to some sort of normalcy. >> reporter: a commit city council members agreed on on a 6-0 vote voting to rescind the indoor mask rule. >> we adopted early on way before the state and county. >> reporter: mayor mcconnell says that's because case rates were the highest in the county and wanted to protect the people. >> we have many impaired people. large number of people in care facilities, we have so many in this city. contribute to our statistics. >> reporter: now the covid case numbers are coming down. downtown business owner says she's ready for the city to adopt state rules where people vaccinated can go maskless indoors. >> some people are just tired of the masks, having to remember to put them on when they go into enclosed areas. >> reporter: others i talked

was the president cheryl in was back in power. that guy would then get his contracts for diamonds and to be able to make money. but it didn't work out that way. the company line run by tim spicer for the homie colonel requested by customs and excise. and he's acute to smuggling weapons illegally. when a private firm gets involved in foreign politics for the benefit of a criminal, you have to stop and ask, okay, this really happened or is this the fictitious james bond type story? but it was a true story. these things tend to happen often times that he always somehow managed to get boys with it. either was in talking to guinea satellite or arrested at the airport. spicer is facing firearms charges linked to his speed to provide south african trades mercury to put down a local result they were thrown out of the country, but it was, it was always understood that the media is a risk, but can be turned. he had to deal with the bad publicity from this oppression which previously would have been completely undercover. but i suppose spice

all right, cheryl. thank you. cheryl: you bet.ssian president vladimir putin says the u.s. and european allies ignored moscow's demands for security assurances and accusing america of trying to lure russia into war. despite all of that, putin says he's still willing to hold diplomatic talks over the crisis around ukraine. joining me right now former trump and george w. bush senior adviser, which isian whiten, what do you make of putin's statement here? >> when he said the united states was not willing to recognize and negotiate over main concerns that's basically true. the two things he's most concerned about is not letting ukraine into nato and not positioning forces in new nato, the nations that were added after the cold war. that incidentally is the status quo but the united states hasn't been willing to negotiate with that despite happy talk about diplomacy. basically restating our position again and again and again. maria: where is this going, i'm, you've got these growing tensions between russia and ukraine and yet senate mi

cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl. maria: well that is right, maria.officers and slashed their budgets during the height of the defund the police movement in 2020. now thanks to spiking crime rates in schools, the same districts are reversing course. one maryland school district had nearly 1700 911 calls in the four months of classes, including more than 100 sexual assaults and 87 assaults. well, intel striking a deal to buy tower semiconductor for $5.4 billion. intel says it's paying 53 bucks a share in cash for tower. that's a 60% premium to monday's closing price. tower makes semiconductors and circuits using everything from cars -- used in everything from cars to consumer products. tower semiconductor definitely jumping higher here, more than 44% to the upside. finally this, maria. they're no longer on a break. the show friends is once again streaming in china after being pulled back in 2018. however, the show incredibly popular there returned with edited or he removed scenes, references to lgbt story lines for example were taken away. the hashtag

cheryl, thank you so much for that. >>> let's turn to the super bowl, shall we? that highly anticipated conclusion to america's favorite sport. the los angeles rams square off tomorrow against the cincinnati bengals, and kaylee hartung joins us now this morning from sofi stadium with all that super buzz. kaylee, good morning. >> reporter: hey, gio, good morning. l.a. is buzzing. we have forged through super bowl week and made it to super bowl weekend. the teams have talked to the media for the last time, they're going through their game plan for a final run through of their game plan, that last bit of preparation as the clock counts us down closer to kickoff. just one more sleep before kickoff for super bowl lvi. the excitement ramping up for a predicted. >> betting on the rams, about $500, so i got the rams. >> reporter: sofi stadium in all its splendor ready to pack more than 70,000 fans into the multibillion-dollar home of the rams. >> this stadium itself was built for the super bowl. >> reporter: los angeles bracing for what could be the hottest super bowl in

"today in the bay's" cheryl hurd has those details. >> i think we're ready to go back to some sort of normalcy. >> reporter: a comment city council members agreeing on in a 6-0 vote, council members voting to rescind its indoor mask rule. >> we adopted the mask mandate early on, way before the state, way before the county. >> reporter: mayor mcconnell says that's because case rates in vallejo were the highest in the county. the city wanted to do something to protect the people. >> we have many impaired people, of course we have a large number of people in care facilities because we have so many in this city, and those contribute to our statistics. >> reporter: but now covid case numbers are coming down. this downtown business owner says she's ready for the city to adopt state rules where people who are vaccinated can do maskless indoors. >> some people are just tired of the masks, they're tired of having to remember to put them on when they go into enclosed areas. >> reporter: others i talked to say they don't care if vallejo rescinds its mask rule, they will continue to cover their c

to show the-billion-dollar super bowl set hi cheryl good morning.l officials telling me they expected a lot of pent-up demand from fans, because frankly people have been locked up two years. we went to find out that is exactly what we saw is a take a look. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ football. ♪ ♪♪ . . so this is andy, going to actually show me how to make a football something never ♪♪ ♪ . . now in l.a. there you go, i did it. ♪♪ ♪♪ . l.a. super bowl what do began need to know we are ring side indoor-outdoor model see what inside beautiful led game behind us vince lombard trophy here fans can play along. >> ♪♪ ♪ ice cream. ♪♪ ♪♪ who do you think is going to win sunday. >> bengals, see what happens on sunday. [cheering and applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ . cheryl: i tried to look cool dagen not cool that is official you know that you know me well a couple things happening here over the last three days we have seen 40% tickets bought for game sunday right here in california that is according to stubhub also, the fact prices getting lower 1,000 dollars cheaper last 48 hours for tickets,