cheryl: no.cular, if you can't afford to buy a home you can buy a reit. i said that before as well. let's talk about health care because you know there are some picks you got on the health care space but you say in particular it looks like biden's "build back better" will be stalled. that is a good thing for health care. what does that mean? >> think about that. we have aging demographics. like i said, slowing potential economy that is getting older. all of it with "build back better" being stalled a little bit, there is money going into health care. we think a lot of these names have tailwinds, if you will. the thing about health care, we're neutral in value at lpl research there is little bit of both. biotech and devices over here and drug companies and hospitals over here but the truth again, relative strength is coming in. a lot of these things, health care hasn't done much for a while, let's be honest but now it is kind of top heavy with tex and some of these things. that is a group we think

connell: hey there, cheryl.ing we're starting to see just small signs that maybe we're cooling off a little bit. around the country for example, 12% of sellers have now cut their asking price over the past month, something that probably would have been unheard of, a few months ago, but at the same time, there are signs the craze for lack of a better term, is not over yet. the suburban neighborhood just outside of new york city today it's like a lot of others around the country and prices are still going up, even as buyers and sellers report being a little nervous with the higher mortgage rates as we are walking around with the redfin real estate agent, he was telling us those nerves, they are just adding to the frenzy. >> i did an open house last week on long island. we put the listing up on a thursday, had the first open house the following sunday. we had 48 families waiting in line. it was supposed to be a two hour open house, and it stretched to four hours and then we had to cut it off, and there were 12 to 1

cheryl casone, thank you. >> cheryl: have a great weekend, you are probably working. >> todd: every weekendout of nine school board members from office after they ignored a petition filed that said they had no right to force masks on their kids. the mom who filed that petition joined us earlier. >> we are looking for people that live in our community that are going to put students, parents and even teachers first and not the political agenda of groups like teachers union. >> todd: group of parents are vetting people for the positions. crime is up, but in new york numbers are worse. crime reports are up 40% compared to sampson time as lasts year n. february, 60% and based on early march reports, manch is following that trend. >> ashley: lawrence jones spent the day with a police officer who blames crime on anti-police sentiment. take a look. >> at the 44th precinct, this is where it all started. >> this is where it started in 1991. this was pretty violent back then. first year precinct covered 1.6 square miles and 85 homicides, robberies was common place and we would routinely hear gunshots

cheryl. >> cheryl: several blue statess, california, new york and illinois used covid relief funds torded money for schools to reopen, including implicit bias training. founder of parents defending education joined us earlier to react. >> it is appalling and unsurprising, social and emotional learning sounds great. but look at what the programs are, these are trojan horses for critical race theory. >> cheryl: 46 billion of the money was spent on ethnic studies, lgbt competeny and training. no republican support. democrats -- the bill they said it had to pass, it was matter of life and death, not sure this curriculum is for that. >> carley: and trying to pass another covid relief bill now with billions of dollars. >> cheryl: this is government waste gone wrong, to your points, we've seen all this money going to other things that have nothing to do with covid and that is your tack payer money. >> todd: waste and money for schools, liberal fired up about making you pay for their poor college choicesment >> cheryl: forgiving $1.6 trillion in student debts amid record high inflation and wo

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cheryl casone with more details right now. cheryl.was all contained in an s.e.c. filing. it's a p nonbinding proposal to buy twitter, 54, 20 a share. musk said he engaged morgan stanley as the avieder on the are -- advisor on the proposal. it's a, quote, best and final offer from him. he says twitter should go private to make the changes needed and if the offer is not accepted he would need to reconsider his position as a shareholder, a direct quote from the letter. he also says, i quote, don't have confidence in management nor do i believe i can drive the necessary change in the public market. also, another quote, maria,ic you'll find this interesting. he says i invested in twitter as i believe it has if potential to be the platform for free speech around the globe. i believe free speech is a societal imperative for a functioning democracy. okay, the stock look at this, twitter up more than 12%. it hit a premarket high a few moments ago. this is a valuation of twitter of $43 billion. on the other side, we're also watching tesla becau

cheryl, good morning. >> cheryl: good morning. 11.2%, look at that, wholesale prices, which eventuallyr. the numbers should surprise no one according to jason furman. >> i believe in low unemployment rate, i like to run the economy hot. boy, did we throw every log on the fire at once and start to burn the house down issue not good. >> cheryl: he's talking about the stimulus money flooded into the system. the fun continues at foxs, we'll get retail sales that will reflect inflation levels we've seen and get unemployment and job numbers. >> todd: 15 more days to stop the spread, cheryl. >> cheryl: i'm not sure how to react to this. the cdc to no one's joy this morning, extending mask rule for public transportation. to applause of no one, twoeck wooes to stop the spread, it will not do it. groups are pleading for rules to expire, one host thinks it should be in effect longer. >> why only 15 days? >> i think because it is a moving target and we want to see what the pattern is in the united states. i think making a decision for april 18th, i would agree we need more time. >> cheryl: you kno

cheryl. >> cheryl: good morning to both of you.1, president biden's vaccine mandate be upheld. rare win for the administration, they argue the constitution gives the president the same power as ceo of a private company. protesters rallying earlier this year in washington, d.c. in front of the lincoln memorial and other spots say the mandate is overreach, this will play out in the court system, guys. >> carley: talk to us about gop targeting mickey mouse copyright. >> cheryl: interesting, have you two dozen gop lawmakers sending letter to the disney ceo, they oppose renewing the mickey mouse copyright set to expire in 2024 over disney political and sexual agenda. disney is under fire and protest erupted in burbank, california, over the overreach of disney here, lawmakers using examples like disney thanking communist authorities and the florida bill as reasons this copyright needs to be reviewed. >> carley: cheryl, when people donate to black lives matter, they didn't think their money would go toward a mansion. >> cheryl: or mansion

cheryl with the details right now. cheryl.ult in the fatal strangling of the wisconsin 10-year-old, lilly peters. he faces the possibility of life in prison. peters' body was found monday i inthe woods after her father reported her missing the day before. trevor reed is back on u.s. soil following a high stakes prisoner exchange with russia. the u.s. marine stepping off a plane earlier this morning. his family greeting him in an undisclosed airport. his parents worked tirelessly for his release. he was accused of assaulting an officer and sentenced to nine years in prison. walmart is giving customers some relief at the pump. the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline remains over 4 bucks. walmart plus customers get a discount of up to 10-cents of every gallon of fuel they purchase at more than 14,000 participating gas stations around the country. member pricing is available at sam's club locations. don't expect costco to follow. the company already offers discounts on gas. maria, those are your headlines from here. wait

i think the american people, based on polling i've seen, have had enough. >> cheryl: which poll is helindsey graham says the blame is misguided. listen. >> the idea of wind fall profit tax in middle of this, would be a disaster. we're trying to get our economy back, what i would say is at the best cause for inflation lies in the policy choices of this administration. >> cheryl: well, the american petroleum institute previously stated there are many factors behind rising energy cost from geopolitics, supply chain, policy uncertainty from washington. if bernie sanders wants to look at a poll, look at inflation, where is inflation coming from, misguided policies from the administration. >> todd: thank you. speaking of which, inflation hurting homeless americans and american businesses. i went to billings, montana to speak to the owner of a family cattle ranch that is feeling the squeeze as prices rise on beef and everything else. ♪ >> cattle industry is largest single segment of agriculture in the united states and is critically important to well being of communities across america. >> w

cheryl casone with the details there right now, cheryl.way with 3-month-old brandon in car seat, taken inside apartment as grandmother was unloading groceries. police are offering cash reward for information that leads to the safe recovery of the baby. meanwhile the crime crisis in philadelphia is getting worse. the city averaging 1.5 home 1.5 homicidesper day. after johnny depp wrapping up testimony in the defamation trial against ex-wife amer heard with the wild audio recording. >> it was a fair fight and see what the jury does think. tell i johnny depp -- cheryl: former house manager also testifying yesterday. he says he saw no injuries on amber heard after the. couple got into a blowout argument in australia. amber heard to take the stand to tell her side in the coming weeks. finally this, an american icon, the chevy corvette is going electric. general motors announcing it's developing a hybrid version of the iconic sports car. fully electric version is also in the works. this comes as automakers expand their electric vehicle offerings

cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: i am holding off on putting weather complaints into janice's weatherns are feeling it everywhere and companies are reporting first quarter earnings and many, whether mcdonald's, american airlines, coca-cola, telling investors we are and have to raise prices. new poll shows inflation is number one concern for americans. despite economic crisis, president biden shifting to classrooms, say whenning kids are in school, kids don't belong to parents, defending teachers instead. parents reacting last hour. >> need president to understand families need to put food on the table and fill up the car. >> the president came in on platform of bringing the country together, he did sort of succeed, unified the country around oshg posing his policy. >> cheryl: billions allocated to safely open schools during the pandemic, covid money is going to teach crt and other progressive idea necessary school. >> todd: governor desantis pulling no punches in the town hall. >> cheryl: gdp, two quarters of that, it is recession, guys and the president is to blame. >> he is going to

he said the stock jumped, people like the fact he is the largest stake holder now. >> cheryl: we talker, but the company and profit, user base are problems on wall street. you got to be in business and make money. >> carley: right about that. amazon workers upset with aoc? >> cheryl: workers who made history by becoming first employees to unionize slam aoc for being late to the celebration party. she went radio silent for months and didn't show a word until it was clear we were going to win. not fair to stand at the finish line and support us now, we needed support in the beginning issue not now. >> cheryl: she cancelled her appearance last year, but showed up at the met gala. she said it was a scheduling issue. me and marky mark, being at the big party at the met gala more important. sometimes i think aoc is pushing to be in entertainment and be a celebrity herself, i don't know what she is doing for the people. >> carley: a with woman of the people. >> look forward to future collaboration between and you mark mark wahlberg. >> todd: peter doocy presses jen psaki on the parental righ

. >> todd: cheryl casone has more on the resemblance, cheryl. >> cheryl: despite the fact there are plentyor word white house talking points. >> give us reality check to start this? >> no dial that turns inflation up or down, joe biden sitting at the white house doesn't have great options. >> cheryl: same talking point coming from pete buttigieg earlier saying no policy maker has a dial to turn up or down and control things like oil prices and gas prices. we've heard putin price hike used on msnbc. >> carley: and the biden family and the balder family have a connection and it is hunter. >> cheryl: after new reports hunter biden did business is whitey bulger's nephew surfaced, gas lighting is not working. >> it does not pass the sniff test, it is absurd the white house is trying toun are the line that joe biden knew nothing of his son's overseas business dealing, he knew exactly. maybe not the detailss, but knew what hunter was up to and doing it in his name. >> cheryl: his father was vice president and it continues. >> todd: which bad guy will be next? he's in bed with all the guys, it see

good morning. >> cheryl: good morning.e board of twitter. >> i don't think it was rejection based on concern or business judgment, we are looking at ways the state of florida potentially can hold twitter board of directors accountable for breaching for duty. >> cheryl: the board activated a poison pill to stop elon musk buying the company. the pension system has a sizeable stake and ron desantis says they should be responsible for for duties. >> todd: one thing i know, i'm certain there will be lawsuits. shareholder lawsuits will follow. >> cheryl: the first thing i thought after doing this for 20 years. it depends on the investment group elon musk will or can form to do this. he is determined and probably the best deal for shareholders. >> todd: meantime, get ready to pay more for other people's decision to take on debt to party for four years? >> cheryl: on heels extending pausing student loan payments, about 40,000 people, 3.6 million getting three-year credit in total. we announce steps to bring borrowers closer to rep

cheryl casone, congratulations.'s takeover and showing how outraged they are by tweeting about it. mecklenburg is former ceo and president of convention of states. mark, good morning, before we get to the outrage and there is so much, your reaction on elon musk buying twitter, how do you feel about it? >> mark: i feel fantastic, it is necessary strength for free speech and he's one guy who might have potential to fix twitter. >> carley: not everybody feels that way, including people inside twitter. this tweet is from an engineer named eric, i forgot i had covid. another employee says totally understand this is entertainment for some, this is not entertainment for me. how do you feel about this backlash from inside twitter and what sort of advice do you give elon musk going forward now that these are people working for him? >> well, first it demonstrates clearly and confirms true bias inside twitter this is how folks feel about a guy who is only statement about taking over twitter is he's going to increase transparen

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cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning to both of you.ident biden and former president obama using celebratory tone to mark the 12-year anniversary of the affordable care act being signed into law. president obama saying he proudly spood beside president obama. >> healthcare shouldn't be a privilege issue but a right for every american. today 30 million have insurance thanks to affordable care act. look at who is covered right now, 14.5 million. obama is set to arrive tomorrow for the first time since leaving office. >> ashley: i can't get over this story, the goshg p maryland governor hammering ron desantis' bill and he didn't read it and admitted it on air. >> cheryl: larry hogan of maryland attacking governor desantis over new parental rights law and admitting he never read it, watch. >> i didn't see details of the legislation, the whole thing seems like just a crazy fight. i think the bill was absurd and not something that would happen in our state. >> cheryl: yeah, this is a prominent disney shareholder, says the company is misguided

good morning. >> cheryl: yeah, we have a deal, there you go.influential users to ownership. elon musk twitter takeover is sending rumbles across the sector. this multi billion dollar deal promises to see twitter with a more hands-off approach to users and what advertisers will and will not accept is one of the question marks out there now. besides edit button, musk wants to fight spam and bots and bank accounts that plague the social media platform in general. he wants to boost user growth. they have had a slow amount of growth over the last few years. stocks closed with a 5 and a half percent jump. the ceo on this emergency call yesterday with the all hands on deck with twitter, employees says there are question marks about the future. >> todd: we'll be watching. one person feeling threatened is jeff bezos. >> carley: jeff bezos is taking a shot at elon musk. he tweeted, just a question, did the chinese government gain a bit of leverage over the town square? jeff bezos was reporting to a "new york times" reporter about lithium battery producti

. >> todd: cheryl casone will break it down. >> cheryl: good morning, maria putina and -- putin's twoem off from u.s. financial systems and freeze any assets they hold in the united states, the president tweeted, made clear russia would pay immediate price to wipe out 15 years of economic gains in russia. we should add u.k. and eu preparing new sanctions in wake of atrocities we have seen from bucha. >> carley: switching to the u.s., gas prices high everywhere, really high in california. >> cheryl: insane and jaw-drop suggest how california gas prices are described. more remote area by the coast, drivers are paying their 8.79 for regular, $8.19 for unleaded plus. this compares to national average of $4.15. the average in california, $5.80, to be clear. in bay area, los angeles, santa barbara, big sur, prices are much higher. >> todd: i get it is tougher to get it in the areas, why is -- >> carley: get a hotel room until gas prices go down. >> cheryl: don't stop in big surfor gas is the moral of the story. >> todd: wisconsin is a harbinger what could happen this coming election season.

cheryl, thank you.116 we've that 1 and a third percent rally in chevron. elon musk's twitter buyout gaining approval, a poll finding that 62% of adults think musk les purchase will make -- musk's purchase will make twitter better. 13% feel that musk will make the platform worse. this as former president trump is sending his first truth, the 45th president launching an account on the new platform truth social writing, i'm back, poking fun at his viral typo. he is starting truth social as a free speech alternative to twitter. morgan, your reaction? are you on truth social, morgan? >> i just post my first truth. i said i'm on "mornings with maria" until 9:00 a.m. i just posted my first truth. i think everybody is talking about twitter because reporters and especially east coast media are on twitter. the one thing i have learned is the rest of the p country really isn't. when i'm in nashville in middle tennessee, people aren't talking about twitter, especially since trump left it. it will be interesting to

thank you so much, cheryl. cheryl: you bet.akers yesterday and it was a wild one. rejecting democrats' accusations that they are to blame for sky high gasoline prices. congressmanmichael better gus asking exxon ceo darren woods over the controversy over oil leases. >> it almost seems like the administration is being disingenuous when they accuse you of not performing of the leases. it's a complicated process because we make it a complex and complicated process. let me just can you again, mr. woods. do you think congress could play a role in providing greater clarification of department of interior's leasing and permitting procedures to avoid potential litigation? >> i think increased clarity, increased certainity, increased predictability, more efficient permitting processes and regulatory processes would benefit the industry significantly. maria: joining me right now, the man himself, texas congressman, michael better michael burgess, amember of thee and also a physician. thank you for being here. >> good to see you, maria. ma

cheryl casone is live with the numbers. cheryl.are coming in a pretty strong beat on an adjusted basis, they came in at 77-cent. we were looking for 59-cents. that's lower than they were a year ago on a percentage basis, at&t higher more than half a percent. revenue a pretty decent beat for the company. they came in at $31.8 billion. the street was looking for 29.53 billion. now, as far as at&t goes, as you know they've got a lot of different businesses. so let's talk about some of the big businesses that we're looking at. as far as users, as far as hbo max, that's the big one i wanted to look at really quick here. hbo max, they added hbo max, 12.8 million subscribers for the quarter, a 3 million gain. wireless service business, the revenue coming if $14.7 billion, a little bit stronger than a year ago a. they're saying they're very confident in their ability to deliver on future guidance including free cash flow. wireless net adds, 5.5 million just in the quarter. consumer broadband net additions of 5,000, fiber subscribers, 6.3 m

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cheryl casone with all the details, cheryl.ning to you, president biden and vice president harris to deliver remarks from the lawn today. >> and the nomination is confirmed. [cheers and applause] cheryl: vice president harris presiding over the vote on the senate floor. the final tally 53 to 47. brown jackson will be sworn after justin stephen breyer's retirement this summer. medicare will deny drug and will only pay for the drug if the patient is enrolled in a clinical trial. biogen will deny patients and reconsider its decision. medicare covers the vast majority of the roughly 2 million u.s. patients that biogen says could be candidates for this drug. there's biogen in the premarket, almost 1%. the academy of arts and sciences split down the middle of stripping will smith of best actor oscar as punishment for slapping comedian chris rock. officialsly are reportedly right down the middle 50-50 heading into board meeting and effectively eliminated punishment. the big thing here they never took away oscars from harvey weinstein

except for one, cheryl.th robin the night the murderer came to call. >> i had heard that they were really upset with me. and that they did not want me at her funeral. and i did not go. i felt really sad that i traded ours with her. that should have maybe been me. i felt very guilty. >> a few days after robin's murder, the case seemed to be going sideways. william marshall remained only a person of interest, no new leads had emerged. and that odd clue, the piece of foam, was still just a mystery. then came a break. police got a call from an employee at a kentucky fried chicken about 30 miles away from the one where robin was killed. he had claimed that someone in army fatigues, when akot club and boots had been casing the store after hours. detective lancaster showed the employee pictures of several suspects who might have been prowling at the kfc that night. and he picked out william marshall as being the person that was acting suspicious around this business at 11, 11:30 at night. >> marshall was put under

cheryl casone now with the numbers. stock is up, cheryl. what can you tell us. cheryl: it is.ponent. not going to do much to help the dow. earnings per share coming in, 64-cents, revenue, 10.5 billion. again, that is a double beat for earnings per share and revenue. it is the commentary that's getting all the attention right now. remember, they suspended operations in russia on march 8. they are talking about the impact of that decision on the books. basically saying even though organic revenue was strong, they are talking about fiscal year impacts from the suspension of their businesses in russia. this is for fiscal 2022. so talking about that full year impact, a 1% impact to unit case volume because of them suspending russian operations and also for the fiscal year, a 1 to 2% impact to net revenue and operating income from the russia conflict in ukraine. other parts of the world of course, this is a global company, as you know, actually fairly strong. bottling investment, unit case volume, 8%. asia pacific, volume up 4%. so things are strong around the world. global ventures

cheryl, congrats, season two. cheryl: thank you, ma'am. that time. i was doing filming for season two of dream home. maria: somebody's got to do it. cheryl: i sent text message updates. not to overshare, but it's been great. we're doing season two, new time tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern time. this is a couple that were ex-pats. they wanted to come home. they were living in europe. a lot of great stories. these are people of -- we have one couple coming up, they were in minneapolis during the riots and they said we're out of here and they actually found a countries estate in wisconsin -- country estate in wisconsin. we have beach stories, people leave and go to beach homes. we also have gone country which is a new edition, where folks want to live on a farm with a lot of animals which is my dream at the end of the day. maria: what strikes you most about some of these homes? are there similarities, things that you see often? cheryl: they're really expensive. more than they were a year ago. all of the families were dealing in markets where there

cheryl casone with the latest details, cheryl. cheryl: that is right, maria.parts as well as background checks on individuals wishing to purchase gun kits. the biden administration also took the opportunity to introduce former u.s. attorney steven as his nominee to head the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives. biden's first pick david chipman renounced his nomination. instead cardiac risks such as miyocarditis were high after covid infection. the studies covered more than 400 million doses of various vaccines after reports in heart conditions who had received either pfizer or moderna, over 70% of elder americans have been fully vaccinated against covid-19. finally netflix wants to know when you really love its content. the streaming giant is offering users to give a double thumbs on shows and movies that they really love. thumbs up and thumbs down control already help netflix understand what to show individual subscribers, there's the stock, slightly higher in the premarket, maria. if there was a 5 thumbs up choice for the final season of ozark

cheryl casone on the story., the estimate was 269, a very, very slight miss for jp morgan on earnings per share. revenue coming in, it is a beat. managed revenue. we were lacking for 30.86 billion, we are getting comments across right now from jamie dimon saying he's seeing significant geopolitical and economic challenges ahead due to high inflation, supply chain as well as consumer spending. those comments coming from jp morgan and jamie dimon. he's also saying some other comments. this is in the press release i'm going through right now also saying that besides geopolitical and economic challenges he also says that the war in ukraine is something that he sees as a major geopolitical event and he's voicing concern about that. jamie dimon also saying consumer and business balance sheets as well as consumer spending remain at healthy levels, healthy levels, again, let's go to some of the equity markets, excuse me, breakdown in the revenue. it's 3.1 billion, that was actually a design of 7%, maria. as far as equit

we can't be trusted. >> cheryl: but they are.ial media companies like twitter and other art's are going through the information. i was looking at this pew research study, three quarters of social media users say they have seen information flagged or labeled as false. they know this is happening, we are not stupid. seven in ten americans say political viewpoints are being censored due to social media companies widespread use of algorithms. now those algorithms have been criticized rightly so for being -- for being overzealous. of course we know the social media companies have gone after conservatives, to your earlier point. let's back this up here for a second. what he is out there saying that she is speaking at stanford by the way, one of the most progressive audiences you could have across the country, and is trying to make it sound -- like this is his new platform by the way. obama is trying to make it sound like we are dumb, and that more needs to be done. on the other side here comes elon musk. he's like you know what, i'm go

cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl, this is more stimulus. cheryl: yeah.ent reportedly going to extend the student loan moratorium through august 31st of this year, that would allow 43 million borrowers to continue to not make payments on student loan debt. it was supposed to end may first. republicans say the nation cannot afford to allow nonpayment of 1.6 trillion in government debt, saying it's an unfair burden on taxpayers. also not happy, progressive congresswoman aoc, she tweeted i think some folks read extensions as politics, but i don't think those folks of understand the panic and disorder it causes people to get so close to these deadlines just to extend the uncertainty. doesn't have the effect people think it does. we should cancel them. yeah. yeah, just cancel 1.6 trillion in money owed. sure. all right. well, have you looked at air fare prices lately? get ready for a shock. a new report estimates the average price of tickets going to jump more than 10% this month thanks to soaring jet fuel prices. that's driving up the cost of a he domestic fl

cheryl is up in brookline, massachusetts. hi, cheryl. caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. i have a question that i have not been able to get a consistent answer to. i cannot get any answer from the irs and from one of the major online tax preparer systems. my husband and i both get social security from the state. he also is a dual citizen in the u.k. please work 30 years here but he also gets social security -- he has worked 30 years here but he also gets social security from the u.k., a state pension. we cannot get an answer as to whether or not he should pay taxes on that. the cpa says yes, the major online tax preparer says absolutely not, there's a u.k.-u.s. trade agreement, but just because we didn't know what to do, we have been paying taxes on that british social security, which doesn't seem fair, because if it was u.s. social security, it would not be fully taxed. host: ok, cheryl. let's get a response. guest: i cannot speak to your specific situation other than to recommend finding an expert who can interpret the u.k.-u.s. tax treaty. i definitely am not an expert

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cheryl, good morning to you. cheryl: mariaing good morning to you.k state judge ruling the map a is unconstitutional, ordering lawmakers redraw the line, this is a he blow to the party as they face midterm election challenges. the map gave democrats an advantage in 22 of 26 districts. currently they hold 19 of 27 seats in the state. station wide, analysts see a major upset for the democrats in the midterms this november with control of the house potentially going back to republicans. well, a 12-year-old boy becoming the first child to die by gunfire this year in new york city, he was sitting with reels testifies in -- relatives in a parked car when shots rang out. it's possible they were innocent victims of a gang related incident. a 20-year-old in the driver's seat also shot, expected to survive. in pennsylvania, one police officer shot dead, two others injured when responding to a domestic violence call. the suspect was killed in the shootout as well. volkswagen recalling plug in hybrid vehicles due to a fire risk. volkswagen brand audi also includ

cheryl: welcome back,ism cheryl.points to the dow at the opening bell. the company posting 1.33 a share on 19.4 billion in revenue. that's a 7% gain on revenue. from pampers to razors, consumers still spending. the company did say supply chain issues and the labor shortage will impact the upcoming fiscal year. procter & gamble, the stock up almost 2% right now. well, the secret service is cracking down on illicit digital currency transactions, seizing more than $102 million worth of cryptocurrency since 2015. agency says it went after a russian cyber crime group that used a crypto exchange to launder stolen funds. it also blocked a ransomware operation tied to russian and north korean criminals. thieves transfer stolen bitcoin into stable coin. in order to track the activity they're a watching the market. goldman sachs' ceo and top deputies will get a bigger slice of profits from the private investment fund, potentially angering shareholders and some employees. it could be worth hundreds of millions to the group on y

cheryl has the details.ve special district which allows the company to operate on its own government in outskirts of two counties. florida house makers joining the senate to end privileges expected to be signed by governor desantis under the current law. the improvement law. it was established in 1967, disney is able to run as a local government, means they collect and allocate their own taxes. if it's revoked disney can lose millions of dollars. well, chicago fed president charles evans is said to retire next year. evans has led the regional bank since 2007 will be 65 year's old next january and has been with the fed since 1981. the chicago reserve bank will start search for new president and whoever replaces him will have vote on infrastructure next year. on the hills of the spring northester, more than a hundred thousand people without power in new york area and the storm causing outage and 52 broken poles in area alone, dropping heavy snow across the state. crews expected 95% of those in the dark should

. >> "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd. >> reporter: chris martinez was the man instrumental in helping police locate her son. jessica only speaks spanish, but for this moment, there was no translation needed. our sister station telemundo sat down with jessica hours after she held her son following this terrifying ordeal. >> translator: i feel really happy. i feel like my life and my soul came back to my body. i would never wish this upon anyone. >> we obtained new video of a man police say is jose potillo moments after he kidnapped brandon from inside a san jose apartment. police reveal this was not a spur of the moment decision. >> it's a clear indication this was preplanned, premeditated. they had a plan they executed that day. >> reporter: police identified potillo as one of the three suspects, along with sandoval and a would plan, who according to investigators is a key player in all of this, yeah cinda ramirez. jessica confirmed during her pregnancy she was always present and around the house and wanted to be around the baby, but when officers questioned ramirez, she quickly went

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. >> reporter: in san francisco, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> we have new video of unusual fireand that had crews scrambling. this is 7th and mandela parkway, not far from west oakland b.a.r.t. station. rv without a roof full of cardboard and other debris that made it difficult to put out fire. no reports of injuries. >>> san francisco has met a key goal in mayor's emergency declaration in the tenderloin, vowed to hire 200 mental health workers by end of march and it was completed on time. will support people experiencing homelessness or those with emotional or substance abuse disorders. pharmacists, health care workers. >>> precautions that business owners in chinatown are taking because of crime sprees. over the weekend, thieves targeted half a dozen businesses, now three more. >> under 15 years old, very young, you know. >> reporter: thieves strike again. >> that's not right. i closed my store, locked it, turned off the light and pretended i'm closing because i was by myself. >> reporter: others weren't as lucky. told the suspected thieves started pacific avenue, went down gr

live in san jose, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> hopefully we find out the why.nk you very much. >>> it is such a comforting sight with baby brandon's mom holding him, played out live on telemundo in the 6:00 hour. joining me now, reporter from that sister station working the story since monday, made a connection. what was it like to be with the mom, her baby found and she's so grateful it sounds. >> reporter: as you can imagine, she was extremely emotional. told me she really believed in miracle happening. couldn't believe her baby was with her. sometimes we were talking, she would start crying because she's still very overwhelmed with emotions. >> what was it like to see the baby? talking about baby brandon and he was in front of you. >> reporter: baby brandon was sleeping a lot. as you can imagine, he's been through a lot. he was sleeping a lot. but mom told me something interesting, when she first saw him at the hospital, he started laughing and smiling at her like he missed her. told me it was neat connection. i know. i was surprised. told me that, wouldn't

cheryl hurd from mask-free sfo with the details. >> reporter: thanks. i checked in with a number of airports, san jose, oakland and sfo, tell me masks are no longer required inside the buildings, number of passengers have mixed emotions about the decision. passengers arriving from newark, new jersey, hearing something like this while in the air. >> if you choose to, you may remove your masks. >> reporter: on the newark to san francisco flight when captain broke the news that passengers and crew members no longer had a to cover faces. >> flight attendant came on after, said she's happy and will be wearing red lipstick. >> reporter: some applauded, others let people on the plane know they disagreed. >> they stood up, made their own announcement in the aisle, applaud those who continue wearing the masks. it's kind of -- got tension mounting on the plane. >> should be a personal choice, really, anyway. people who want to wear masks, that's great, fine. >> reporter: federal judge in florida struck down the federal mask requirement on planes, trains, busses a

more with cheryl hurd. >> reporter: more money for young people and to fight gun violence is the messagesacramento. >> the second mass shooting we've had in sacramento. what are we going to do about that, city? our voices can no longer be silent. >> reporter: call to action from members of the community. >> you must be heard, your public officials are right here to hear you. >> reporter: city and community leaders coming together for candlelight memorial, three blocks from sunday's mass shooting where six people were killed, 12 injured by rapid gunfire. >> change has to start. >> reporter: jackie henderson's cousin sergio harris is one of the victims and he's demanding city leaders take action. >> doing the same damned thing again, same thing. so who is going to stop it? because ain't nobody bringing sergio back. >> reporter: sergio's family brought balloons and candles to the area. one suspect is behind bars. police say multiple people opened fire. happened after a big fight when a bar closed but police aren't saying if they're related. city leaders raw with emotion. >> joshua -- alexan

cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> warning to mountain bikers in oakland. the lookout for armed robbers trying to steal your bikes. published reports say four armed robberies in past months. police say the thieves are carrying guns and targeting mountain bikers in the oakland hills. if you go, be vigilant and if you encounter the thieves, do not resist. >>> missing more than 20 years, tonight a man in alabama has confessed to killing her. 2002, janet's daughter called napa police to report her mom missing. last month, brian jones called police to report he had accidentally killed luxford. said it happened in 2001. two had a fight staying at hotel near birmingham, alabama. led police to where he left her remains. investigators are trying to identify the remains formally. but jones is charged with the death. >>> expecting a major announcement in east bay, breakthrough in decades old cold case out of richmond. they're holding a news conference tomorrow with all the details and we'll have a crew there. >> notorious defrocked priest and registered sex offender i