cory: which is not necessarily what you saw at cisco.e some ideas that are very nascent now. this is a whole different level. >> we started at cisco, we were 70 billion in sales. by the time i left, it was 747 billion. we used acquisitions to do that and also internal development. once you understood the acquisitions and the culture, it is the same thing about market transitions for the startups. i get the choice in the industry, i hope i can live up to expectations. the money is the third thing on their mind, they want to coach , a mentor, someone who is done this before. i won't go with anybody who does not want some tough love and the balance. today i talked to three startups. typical problems, i have a personnel problem, i really need to struggle with how i get my culture message across. cory: used to be that you acquire a company where that culture would fit in with cisco. you don't have a cisco to match anymore, does that cultural mash -- cultural match work anymore? >> even more. literally social media management, changing custome

>>> illegal battle to start today, but there is a cloud of confusion and semper cisco. who is permitted to sell the legal marijuana? >> fire and theory, trump administration has broke a bear -- bay area maker -- record. >>> we will get you started with our breakout news this morning. we are still seeing if you lingering showers but it is very light. here's the high death doppler to give you an idea of where that is. a lot of clouds in the higher elevations in foothills but let's take you down to the south first, they just passed through morgan hill's and look at the south of santa cruz and san jose. all of that moisture is winding down, and a few trickles east of san jose as well. in the foothills look at all the rain coming down. everything we got yesterday has moved further east and higher elevations. it is cold enough in some spots they are seeing snow, but it is very light. this system has nothing on what has been -- on what is coming monday. look at the cool cloud coverage across san francisco right now. a quarter of an inch of rain, and a little bit more at a half

y es que cisco desarrollo una inflamación del músculo del corazón, sufrió un paro cardíaco y murió estaack los expertos han advertido sobre la severidad de la cepa de influenza que esta azotando esta temporada, la peor en 15 o 20 años, que tiene a cientos de pacientes al día abarrotando las salas de emergencia sot track los padres de cisco hicieron lo correcto al llevarlo al hospital...jamas pensaron que esta sería su ultima navidad y que una simple gripe, lo apartaría de sus vidas para siempre. ellos recomiendan a otros padres vigilar de cerca los síntomas sot track su desconsolada hermana de 9 años, que también esta contagiada con gripe, prometió recordarlo por siempre como el mejor amigo que ella ha tenido nat hermana he was my best friend la vacuna actual solo es efectiva en un 30 por ciento de los casos segn expertos... es importante acudir al hospital y no desatender sntomas que pudieran ser seÑal de otras complicaciones que pueden causar, como vimos en este caso, la muerte. es momento de conocer las condiciones del tiempo en la baha... pasemos con lucrecia borchardt ... el da de

interesting, this was about cisco growing eight major places.very corporate social possibility award. when we are doing at this time is refocusing on startups were all job creation has to occur. they were not higher over the next decade or start funding issues. a number of companies are down dramatically, a 40 year low. there will be countries like france talking about their startup engine and it goes for x in nearly three years. i believe this is where innovation will be done within the startup. if our country is going to leave, it will be uniform across the state, it will also be the innovation engine for our future. i love growth, challenges, i get my pick of the litter in each market transition and i'm trying to do a good job not being a venture capitalist. it is about venturing -- mentoring young ceos. that ciscohe things did under you is so many acquisitions. it went very well. i wonder what that meant in terms of coaching and mentoring. how might that play out in this fund? >> it is a great question. the first acquisition i, crescendo pai

part of this, despite the cisco we climbed the poles. we have clouds and showers moving through. it's a bit damp to start off this morning. temperatures nice and mild. it's damp, not slick out there. storm tracker 6 live double scan, the showers moved through the city. as you take a closer look at this. it's wet along the garden state parkway in cape may and surf city. most of the day it's just a dry day today. lots of clouds in anticipation of tomorrow's rain. 43 degrees right now in philadelphia. it's 37 in allentown. it's 50 already in dover, delaware. and 45 degrees in cape may. through the day today we'll keep the clouds and we have temperatures really getting up there, 57 degrees for the high temperature. 7:00 a.m., 43. lunchtime, lots of clouds, 51. 3:00 p.m., 55 degrees. 5:00 p.m., 54 coming down from a high of 57. 7:00 p.m., even at 7:00 p.m. tonight 51 degrees, looking good, the rain arrives tomorrow. we continue to have problems with the ice jam flooding, so lancaster has a flood watch until 1:00 p.m. lancaster county. the res

>> no, sir. >> cisco doesn't have it back, where did it go?e know it was never returned. >> reporter: but it was brad's own computer examined by the fbi which coughed up the most accusing evidence of all. evidence he had already lied under oath. >> the kid fell asleep about 9:00. i probably fell asleep soon after. >> reporter: in his deposition, brad said she was asleep with his daughters when nancy came home from that party friday night. but brad's computer said otherwise. he was on-line, until about midnight when nancy came home. >> he's been awake on his computer and when she comes in shortly after midnight we think they argued and that a fight ensued and that's when he strangled her. >> reporter: and then? the closest thing the prosecution had to a smoking gun. a google map search. brad typed in the numbers 27518 the zip code for cary and zoomed in to the exact location where nancy's body was found. when did he do this? 1:15 in the afternoon on friday, july 11th. the day before nancy went missing. >> reporter: but, proof of intent? maybe.

>> no. >> cisco doesn't have it back. where did it go?ow that it was never returned. >> but it was brad's own computer examined by the fbi which coughed up the most accusing evidence of all. evidence he'd already lied under oath. >> the kids fell asleep about 9:00 p.m. i probably fell asleep soon after. >> in his deposition, brad said he was asleep with his daughters when nancy came home from that party friday night. but brad's computer said otherwise. he was online until about midnight when nancy came home. >> he's been awake on his computer. when she comes in shortly after midnight, we think they argued and that a fight ensues and that's when he strangled her. >> and then the closest thing the prosecution had to a smoking gun, a google map search. prosecutors allege brad typed in the numbers 27518. the zip code for cary. then zoomed into the exact location where nancy's body was found. when do they claim he did this? 1:15 in the afternoon on friday july 11th, 2008. the day before nancy went missing. but, proof of intent? maybe. maybe no

tonight his supporters flooded a council meeting demanding cisco be reinstated. the council decided to keep cisco for another year. >>> investigators are turning to new technology to find a man who sexual assaulted a jogger. investigators hope it will help to find the man wanted for an attack five months ago. police are able to put together this estimation of what they think he looks like. >>> learning more tonight about what prompted a rare congressional subpoena for steve bannon. multiple sources tells nbc news bannon was instructed by the white house. so instead bannon got a subpoena to compel him to testify. 2016 election, bannon spent more than 11 hours before the committee today. the first of three high profile witnesses expected before the panel this week. harsh criticism tonight. the secretary saying she couldn't remember president trump using an expletive to describe african countries during a meeting in the oval office last week. >> you don't remember? you can't remember the words of your commander in chief. i find that unacceptable. >> neilsen said she

a police employee armed with a cup of cisco was applying it to poles in south philadelphia. said now comes the time in the night when we worn everybody about saturated fats. cheer for foles, not poles. >>> ertz's wife we need to see that again, here's the moment ertz's wife a player on the u.s. soccer team found out the eagles are super bowl bound. >> zack! >> u.s. women's national soccer team tweeted out the video last night, julie ertz was not at the linc to cheer on her husband, she had a game against denmark. u.s. women's soccer team went on to beat denmark, 5-1. >> celebrating the eagles win, bucks county native and grammy award singer pink will be at the game she is set to sing the national anthem before the super bowl. she tweeted out her excitement saying, "is this for real? ". >> we've more on the nfc victory when "action news" comes right back. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway

we tried this with cisco a few years ago.were successful with cisco. >> you remember that. david: your pressure helped raise the dividend quite a bit. let me ask you this. if i'm somebody that bought shares at 300 or 600, i guess you bought your shares at a discount from where it is right now, were they about 800, 900 bucks a share when you bought in. >> it was 960. david: it is $1300. people who made a lot of money on paper very happy right now. >> that is on paper, you put your finger on it. amazon's stock is hugely inflated, selling 300 times price earnings. facebook for example, is 33 times price earnings but these new companies sitting on piles of shareholder cash, facebook, google, amazon, they got to share it with the shareholders. david: hold on a second, ralph, because amazon is not apple. amazon is not have big a pile of cash. one of the complaints of amazon was that they were putting all of their money back into the company to expand their market share for years. they weren't making any money, any profit. the money

last year cisco cut more than 700 jobs. the company has not commented on the sale of its buildings. >>> the nominations for the 90th annual academy awards will be announced today. >> this will be -- the academy awards ceremony will be held in los angeles on sunday, march 4. >> the academy has announced new protocols for handling the envelopes at the oscars to prevent a flub when la la land was mistakenly announced as the best movie. the winner was moonlight. it will have additional personnel and oversight plus practice for what to do if a presenter reads the wrong name. a third ballot partner with a complete set of envelopes is also being added to the control room as a fail set. >>> bill cosby --[ laughter ] sit down and be quiet. >> let me tell you something about being blind. >> bill cosby returned to the stage for the first time since 2015. he is awaiting retrial on sexual assault charges. [ music playing ] >> legendary singer-songwriter neil diamond announced he will retire from touring after a diagnosis of parkinson's.

his supporters flooded the council meeting demanding that cisco be reinstated. while council members reversed their decision and decided to keep cisco for another year. >>> coming up high tech help. local police creating a suspect sketch even though no one ever saw him. the key to the process next. >> announcer: nbc 10 breaking news. >>> the back half of a slow moving winter storm is bringing shovel worthy snow to parts of our area this morning. this is live look from allentown there. but the farther east you go like here in philadelphia, your chance of a winter wonderland, well, it starts to drop. and the jersey shore will mostly dodge this one. neighborhoods there may only see just a few flakes. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm dray clark. >> and i'm tracy davidson. the winter weather has almost 250 schools closed or delayed this morning. nbc 10 is keeping you updated online and on-air as the system moves through. we have live team coverage in the first alert weather and traffic centers and in our neighborhoods expecting the most snow. we gin with

. >> reporter: she says doctors thought it was related to cisco's asthma.eleased. but on wednesday his condition got much worse. he had fever, was extremely tired, and had a terrible stomach ache. so they went back to the er. >> he said mom, i just want to going home and sleep on the couch. i want to lay and stretch my legs. i just -- i love you. and i told him i loved him tha i would bring him home as soon as they gave him medicine and he was better. >> reporter: but cisco would not get better. >> they were going to send him to the icu at loma linda and he didn't make it. >> reporter: her doctor says it was myocarditis, a heart condition. dr. cotton at loma linda university health says that condition is often a result of the flu. >> it is a very well-known complication of influenza. again, doesn't happen very often but if it happens it's very bad. >> reporter: the family has set up a go fund me account for cisco, who they say was a good student with a big smile who was always there for his siblings. >> he would always want the best for me and my sister and

last year cisco cut more than 700 jobs. the company has not commented on the sale of its buildings. >>> two well known brands will be owned by the same company. bermuda-based, bacardi rum, and announced its buying the maker of petrone tequila. the deal allows bacardi to add an additional brand-name liquor to its list of spirits. this includes grey goose, bombay sapphire and other realms. bacardi is the world's largest private spirits company. it held a minority stake in petrone since 2008. >>> apple could be getting ready to pull the plug on its iphone x. insiders are reporting apple could be planning to discontinue the new model after introducing its new line of phones later this year. apple is worried that if it sells the x at a discount it may eat the sales of the new devices. new numbers from apple show the less expensive iphone 8 outsold the iphone x last year. >>> thousands of families burned out of their homes and the north bay wildfires are deciding whether to stay and rebuild our move to another area. dan bradford

cisco is the opposite. i think cisco is cheap and i think cisco is a real company with a real business right here and now infrastructure buildout and technologies all coming with this capex, this stock is cheap to its peers >> i think intel should be bought aggressively. >> even with the security flaw >> that will be plugged up and fixed. we saw this in equifax, that was an even worse scenario, and remember what i said there, the solution will occur. it's not a detrimental scenario to their model >> why wouldn't you want to own the two hottest areas in tech, ai and blockchain? that's what ibm is >> i get it. ibm has legacy businesses. >> but that's the growth >> the upgrade from rbc, to be fair, cited legacy mainframes which will lead to software and services revenue they said the legacy was a good thing. >> i have not liked ibm for years. collectively we've been right. the last quarter in ibm was shockingly decent. so you have to ask yourself, to bk's point, do people want to sell ibm to january '18 when t

one of them. >> it happened so fast in the matter of days and i never expected it it. >> at first cisco's breathing problems seemed to be due to his asthma and it was inflamming a of the heart triggered by flu. doctors say it doesn't happen often but shows why the flu has to be taken seriously. >> most people think of the flu as a cold and i'm going to get over it. hopefully people get over it but not everybody does. >> that is important if you have severe flu symptoms call your doctor or go to the er. there are minor symptoms like runny nose and coughing. looking for medication first make sure it is safe and doesn't interact with other drugs are you taking and look for a medication for a cold and not allergies, cold medications have the type that has the type that helps to dry up a runny nose that can help relief coughing, a dry cough can be treated with a dm product. andmucus. as for herbal remedies some work to shorten the duration of a cold but don't expect too much. for kids or pregnant women or anyone with these ailments take extra caution and it's best to talk with your pharmacists

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palo alto had one half inch, seven cisco .09. it is getting started. the storm door is open and it will stick around. we get a little break and then will get -- we will get back into it. when i come back, we will talk about the rain you can expect, the snow from the mountains, and the storm on the east coast. >> they have a mess out there.>>> people near the west open -- oakland bart station plan to hold a prayer circle tonight.>> is started when two men were involved in a gunshot yesterday. a bart officer was then -- then shot and killed the shooting suspect. >> our reporter spoke with a witness who knew two men involved. >> reporter: there are two separate investigations. a bart officer who happened to be in the area said he heard the gunshot and then responded. the incident happened outside a barbershop on seventh street. the owner has been there for 21 years. he says there has never been an issue until yesterday. now he is praying for the entire community. >> i look out my door and see a black man laying on the ground bleeding in handcuffs. then i

and you need to opt into the severn cisco one and there are other ones including a national one. another thing is if you are concerned about is the nominee, there are maps on the internet from various jurisdictions that will show you exactly where they expect to have flooding. but this will not be the kind of torrential flooding that you would assumed during a major salami like we saw in the south pacific. >>> a man was found on fire in san francisco's mission district and now police are trying to see if someone did it do them intentionally. our reporter joined the life of the scene with the latest on this peculiar investigation.>> reporter: this happened in this alley right here behind this bar station. at this hour, that question remains could someone have led him on fire on purpose. >> reporter: it was 10:30 am in the morning with a woman made a horrifying discovery.>> a witness was coming down the alley and saw him smoke and saw a man on fire.>> reporter: the woman ran to a nearby coffee shop for help. >> she got a bucket of water and asked for the cafe to call 911 and throug

. >>> cisco system reportedly sold three of its office buildings in san jose. recent layoffs by the tech giant. the mercury news said cisco sold several office buildings in north san jose to a san francisco-based realtor group for $50 million. last year they cut more than 700 jobs. the company has not commented on the reported sale of its buildings. >>> two well known hard liquor brands will soon be owned by the same company. bermuda based, bacardi, announced it's buying the maker of petrone tequila. the $5 billion deal allows bacardi to add an additional brand-name liquor to its list of spirits that already includes grey goose about a couple bombay sapphire gin and a number of rounds. bacardi is the world's largest private spirits company. >>> employees and in and out startup with the seller this higher than average but the draw is they have the opportunities to advance to six figures if they become a manager. this is according to the california sun newsletter. the popular burger chain base store managers an average salary of more than $160,000 which is about

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i'll tell you all the cisco in the world could not keep fans from jumping on the light poles, as expected. going into the super bowl we're the biggest underdogs since 2009. they doubted us before we'll approve them wrong again. >> if they like losing money they can lose money as much as they want. tug mcgraw was famous for saying you got to believe. doug peterson believed. he drafted nick foles and brought him back keeping him from retiring. >> he was the only coach who flew down to texas and worked me out. i was worked out by coach peterson and coach reid and the philadelphia eagles took a chance on me. >> he is not a rookie, he is a veteran player who played a lot of games in the league. he had a pro bowl year a couple of years ago. this is not a rookie we're talking about. >> at the end of the day, we know we have enough pieces around here and nick can be nick. nick is a hell of a football player. >> foles sealed the awesome night by kissing his wife on the field. >> coach peterson will speak to the media today, he vegas puts our eagles as the underdogs. >> reporter: do tom brady and t

. >> reporter: eagles right tackle lane johnson joked the people who put the cisco on poles, they will have to do more than that when the eagles win the super bowl. >> people will be excited, this is what it's all about. >> when we get up for the super bowl, shows us your eagles pride by showing photos and videos use the #on instagram and twitter or post them on the "action news" facebook wall. >> auto show kicks off with a funds raising gala tonight and opens to the public tomorrow. gray gay is live inside the pennsylvania convention center, you've been kicking the hoods and kicking the tires to see what's inside. >> reporter: matt, let me tell you this is the place to be for the next several days. if you're looking for any type of car you dream it's here. 250,000 people come to check out the cars. even if you're not in the market, a cool place to check out. it's a preview day for the media, we get a chance to come in and sit in the cars. the workers here making sure everything is perfect for the big event that starts tomorrow. doors open at 9:00. tickets 14 bucks for adults. $7 for t

we did have cisco, big dow component. that did hit a 52-week high. other thing is, i would point out, this is the broad rally theme, earlier in the week we saw tech names move up, generally called growth names. today if you look at growth versus value, value notably outperformed so smaller names, oil stocks, for example, or consumer staple names, tend to do better today this is part of that great rotation that keeps the market at new highs something falls back, something moves in to take its place that's one of the reasons the market's been so strong. kelly, back to you. >> all right, bob, thank you bill smead, what were you going to say >> i'm just reminded, i think of my history of my time of appearing with you folks on cnbc, i started out in '09 on larry kudlow's show and they put me and three other people in a little box on the screen and they had me on there, we were a small nobody official, bi was a token bull they couldn't find anybody to be bullish in '09 they had this guy from seattle come on the show and be bullish. and we were very bullish

economy in five years the last time i did that calculation was 1997 and the company in 1997 was ciscooining us now to weigh in on that and the rest of the group, victor anthony and paul meeks, chief investment officer and portfolio manager. good to see you both here. victor, when it comes to amazon, so price target is $1600 on the street that's a 20% upside. so it's not as if on a percentage gain basis it's out of the realm but what do you think about this deal about what kind of assumptions about amazon's growth and market share have to underlie a lot of upside to the stock right now? >> i think the difference compared to cisco back then in the '90s, the difference is that amazon has benefited from a significant shift to retail dollars moving over to the internet that just continues unabaltted. i think comcast is a big shot in the arm and validation for aws as a platform. i think the market for aws is just massive and they'll continue to go to top line and double digit rates. i'm not too concerned about where the multiples are right now. somewhat inflated. i do agree you adjust for g

it's tripled now you see intel and cisco this year, just starting, just strting to play catch up they'veot a couple of years left you can get into those two names. another one that hasn't, that's just barely started to recover and will be b part of a horseman coming up. ibm. they've had two good quarters in row. now, again, we had a good big picture discussion here. you viewer that you can buy right now and make money in the coming year regardless of where the markets are. >> so you're almost to the point where it feels like every stock and we've had this sort of go big or go home theme because all these big stocks in the dow have been b the ones blowing past expectation, but almost feels like every stock now has an overwhelmingly large number of of overweight ratings. you can go down the list and see and intel is another one today that ges this upgrade. >> that's a scary thing. no matter where the stocks are -- >> that's my point so take me from there then what do you draw from that we're on the same wavelength here >> that says i don't know. is that a warning sign stocks go up 10%, the

doing something with the traffic on the cisco os you would. make if the idea of and if they had among them equipped to. do this and. i hope and they very sincerely believe that. these days. back in who's more of his eight. hundred fifty. carcinogen. and monday put it on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. america's controversial president continues to polarize opinions i. do solemnly swear marking one year since he was sworn into office al jazeera brings you a special program about the impact president trump has had at home and around the globe trumps first year on al-jazeera. facing the realities of growing up when did you realize that you we

it has been driving us after cisco since 2010. >> if you lost your wallet, if you have the money, it's a donation it. known is turned away for lack of funds. anyone can ride, when i can ask for the gay card or anything. but it is specifically for those who have safety issues because of the perceived gender or sexuality. >> reporter: there lots of options to consider. >> we were thinking about uber, but the price might tell us not to take that. i don't know, maybe home mobile or public transportation like the bus. >> reporter: san francisco offers free public transportation options. muni will be free from 8 pm until 5 am. when muni arrives, do not flick your card or activate any mobile , otherwise you will be charged.>> transit buses run free of charge and buses also run free. all of this transportation options will not cost you anything if you arrive between 8 pm and 5 am. bart will not be free, will extend their -- service to 3 pm. >> my first experience of the bart this weekend. the work so far coming set to figure out the system. >> reporter: 2018 offers lots of safety options, so t

. >> reporter: sever cisco took longer to work out the logistical wrinkles and lag five days behind cities like oakland that allowed marijuana sales to begin on the first day . there is arty pushback on the marijuana sales, and attorney general jeff sessions says he will undo the obama policy. >> he does not know what is going to hit him in terms of the bipartisan backlash against his ridiculous announcement the other day. i believe we will be able to preserve access to cannabis in california and other states, and we will effectively tell the federal government to butt out.>> reporter: the opening was topped off with a ribbon- cutting.>> 123. >> reporter: they prepare for a flood of customers.>> i think what are the big differences is that we will see more people. we are still really focused on the needs of medical patients. >> -- >> reporter: finally the doors opened to a rush of customers just after 9:00 a.m.. >> i feel like a regular person. i don't feel like i am discriminated against but i can buy this just like going into any store.>> reporter: the sale of cannabis means that it can

we're live in cisco grove. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. we have to tell thomas' family that he is not coming back for a couple days. >> if you stay there, you may get stuck with that next round of snow moving in. >> we've got more snow on the way and it is looking great as we go into the next seven days with a lot of snow. more snow than we've seen in the models in quite some time. as we get a look at what's happening. it is a chilly one as the seven day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen. you will see we have some 50s over the next several days. a live look outside in san francisco. it will be a dry and cool start with our highs reaching into the 50s. rain will return on sunday and it will be clearing by monday afternoon. more will be moving in on tuesday. and it may be more windy. we'll talk about all of that. in san jose, we're looking at 40 degrees and 35 to start out in gilroy. then our highs reaching into the mid 50s. 56 degrees in antioch and concord. so a mixed bag of weather with the rain. we can see the clouds and the

council reversed their decision and decided to keep cisco for another year. >>> and a one day deer hunt is happening today in orange county. it runs from 7:00 until 3:00 this afternoon at the norristen farm park. hunters have to be 21 and are required to use a .12 gauge shut gun. >>> looking to hire workers who lost their jobs when the hard rock closed. hard rock bought the taj last year. due to open its casino and hotels this summer. >>> not to confuse not a storm as bill said earlier, a system but nonetheless it's bringing snow. >> bring us up to speed on this. >> yesterday morning we were waiting for snow to happen in our area. well, overnight wilmington got rain. now we're starting to see some snow as the atmosphere cools down. the colder air is slowly making its way in. snow continues for allentown, pottstown, lancaster seeing snow. look at the temperatures. just above freezing in wilmington. light snow being reported here, but the ground is still on the warm side. so philadelphia, northeast philadelphia, milville, it's going to take some time for the ground to get cold enough with

apple, microsoft, cisco, alphabet, and oracle alone have nearly $600 billion stashed overseas. how could tech companies put work?riated cash to likely with stock buy backs and dividends. then there is apple, the sworld' largest public company. ceo tim cook is facing new questions with reports t suggesting thahe iphone x isn't selling as well as expected. apple is not commenting on torse s but even if the x isn't living up to eectations the new and less expensive 8 and 8 plus could pick up the slack a help apple deliver good results on thursday. for "nightly business report" i'm josh >>> the dow dropped 362 points to 26,576. the nasdaq was off 64. the s&p 500 down that will do it for us tonight. i'm sue herera. thank you for joining us. >> f me as well. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. announcer: this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutns for america's neglected needs. >> planning a vacation escape that's relaxing, inviting, and e

. >> love never fails has partnered with cisco and other organizations to provide human trafficking survivors and other underserved people a 14-week i.t. training course. >> they have abilities that they may not have even known they had. the i.t. biz networking academy classes start tomorrow. for leon, who is also the mother of of a 4-year-old, the future has never looked brighter. >> if trust myself hard enough it will turn out really well. >> the group of ten students start classes tomorrow. love never fails is hoping they help about 85 students every year. reporting live in hayward. i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> all right, jodi, thanks very much. >>> if you are sick with the flu you are not alone. we have update with the numbers as the flu continues to spread across california and the cdc says 23 more californians died from flu-related symptoms last week and that brings the number this season to 97. 20 of them were right here in the bay area. researchers say we are still in the thick of flu season and continue to urge everyone to please get a flu shot. >>> the flu coverage cont

. >> you know, i was just thinking, maybe we could put glue on the light poles instead of cisco. >> that's >> yes. >> thanks a lot. >> well, we have a tribute to the ooey gooey deliciousness we >>> new at 6:00, the family of a korean war soldier finally gets to say good-bye half a century after his death. come up what, took so long to identify him. >> and amazon's new grocery on the go. no waiting in line. how it works tonight at 6:00. >> all right. for some it's like a warm hug, maybe a blanket in a bowl. >> it's the ultimate comfort food, mac & cheese and abc 7 news was at san francisco's soma street food park for the great mac & cheese meltoff where they featured is a vendors. >> where's our samples? >> hard to tell what people talk. they just couldn't talk with their mouths full. >> they >>> tonight, breaking news in the shutdown battle. the new vote to reopen the government just hours away. gop senators claiming they have enough democrats on board to end the shutdown. president trump calling for the "nuclear option," telling republicans to bypass democrats and vote. >>> getting his wa

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. >> reporter: the outbreak deadly. 7-year-old cisco glavez died from the virus. his mother devastated. >> i never expected it, he was very healthy. >> reporter: in california, 27 people under the age of 65 have died since october, compared to just four last season. nationwide, over 41,000 cases reported. widespread flu activity spreading to all but four states in the last month. arkansas and texas, the hardest hit. >> this is, i would say, the worst flu season that i've seen. >> reporter: early reports estimated the flu vaccine as 10% effective against the deadliest strain. the cdc now estimates effectiveness at roughly 30%. >> all right, so, 30%. kayna whitworth with us live tonight from one of those overflow tents. as you just mentioned there, the vaccine may be 30% effective, but doctors are saying you should get it, not just for you, but the people around you. how soon does it actually kick in? >> reporter: david, every doctor i spoke with said you should absolutely get the flu shot and it's not too late. even though it takes a couple of weeks to kick in and

---la organizacin ''love never fails'' se uni con la compaÑa cisco y otras agencias para darles 14 semanas.. ---el programa tambin les abre la oportunidad para que estas personas consigan empleo. ---y un nuevo informe revelo que 181 negocios de masajesen san francisco, estarian presuntamente involucrados en la trata de personas... ---de acuerdo con la investigacion realizada por la organizacion sin fines de lucro "polaris", las trabajadoras serian en su mayoria de corea del sur o china, con un ingles limitado, y con una dificil situacion economica. ---las edades promedios estarian entre los 35 y 55 aÑos de edad y todas estarian presuntamente bajo amenza ... ----propietarios de viviendas en oakland que participan en el programa federal seccion 8, podrian recibir hasta 2 mil 500 dolares... ---la autoridad de vivienda de esta ciudad, facilitara a los dueÑos de propiedades, bonos para que realicen mejoras y asi puedan seguir ofreciendo sus viviendas al programa seccion 8. ---de acuerdo con "libby schaaf", actualmente 170 familias que gozan de este beneficio, no tienen un lugar donde vivir... -

. >> reporter: here in california the outbreak deadly. 7-year-old cisco galvez died thursday from complications from the virus. >> i never expected it. he was very healthy. >> reporter: according to state health officials, 27 people younger than the age of 65 have died from the virus so far this season compared to 4 last season. >> this is, i would say, the worst flu season that i've seen. >> reporter: nationwide there are already more than 41,000 cases confirmed, more than twice as many as this time last year. now running out ucla santa monica treating dozens more flu patients than last year. among them, 13-month-old liam. his mother says she lost a s the same age to complications from the flu in 2015, so she's closely monitoring liam's sympto >> if i see any changes, i don'tre wha take him to the doctor.his er >> if the fever persists and yo you're weak and fatigued and you're not able to down then you probably need to be evaluoctors say it is nothe flu shot. wh it'l strain, severity of flu estimates. >> marci gonzalez for us, marci, thank you. >>> next to hollywood where several stars are pr

going to see it again probably in the very near future because the underlying design of this couple of cisco has not been modified to account for changes in technology over the past fifty sixty seventy year and we keep having these catastrophic failure. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry for me i cried so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest piece things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was a cave still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question are arc. he promised to never like it so one does not leave a funeral in the same as mine enters my mind gets consumed with this. speech that we now want to take. that mainstream media has met its maker. welcome back across like we're all things considered i'm peter labelle to mind you we're discussing some real news. ok gentlemen let's switch gears here. we're being promised i don't

maria: yeah, because everything is connected, today so tell us how the cisco products connect. >> so come back see if they -- make sure you heard them the first time [helicopters overhead]. >> connectivity of platforms, of the -- >> in a minute. -- that is -- >> -- land here. >> above us, helicopter. >> the issue is as we connect vehicles as we connect vending machines manufacturing facilities whatever they are, this is the largest machine to connectivity program move data to place they need it, and whether it is in a public crowd in a private cloud whether they want to accept manage that data the end of the network the network is playing a great role and then we fundamentally have to drive security in network because there is no perimeter to defend anymore. >> so sorry. incredible having a conversation, with helicopters? >> we had one with a camera last year. >> that is right let me ask you quick in terms of geography where you see the best growth right now, europe is growing u.s. obviously talking 4% are getting is there a corner of the world could go better on that others with reg

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. >> you have to have a plethora and breadth of clients i am seeing cisco, home depot, coca-cola. what are you doing that everybody likes so much. >> data keeps going. data is what powers businesses in this machine data area, that segm is growing 50 times faster than traditional business data that is part of what is getting organizations on the buss to focus on gaining value to that data daimler is a great example they are doing everything on security analytics platform from securing their manufacturing lines to vehicles. >> we have had a lot of companies that say they are mining data. why does splunk stand out. >> i meet with hundreds of customers and they are wrestling. what data do we look for how do i find big data and how do i correlate these colliding streams. splunk distinguishing tello phonic a couple of different the first going back to pedia by bytes. a massive scale. how do i get real time information. the whole power of machine data, i got to get quick response time so i can send respond. i need insight, ease of use. and splunk allows that same data set to be interroga

you want to buy cisco. jim in arizona. >> caller: booyah. viewer for years ticker symbol pbi. >> i am not sure about the company. i need to do more work barry in new york. >> caller: booyah my eagles buddy. >> you betcha. what is going on. >> caller: i was hoping to admit admitsu bishi. >> david in connecticut. >> caller: booyah. i am wondering about jet blue. >> i am actually talking about southwest. if love come backs, that is the one to be in lisa in new york. >> caller: hi jim, a long island booyah my stock is symbol nvta. the stock was doing well right after they presented at the conference, it drops >> we looked at this company a while back and i put together an interesting thing. and i have to update that because i have to get the presentation what they did and i will make the recommendation and that is the lightening round. >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >> at the risk of sounding like dr. seuss, i like this rally sam i am -- let's start with a tweet from sweet lou at workday baseball. holy cow, you are d

seven cisco 53. a lot of 50s and a few 40s. not that bad. -- san francisco 53 a lot of 50s and a few 40s, not that bad. a lot of high clouds but really no change, looks like a very dry pattern. unfortunate, high pressure seems to love california. high clouds today and maybe 10 days or beyond, really dry. things can always change, but i will tell you, things are in sync on the forecast models. after the higher clouds than out wednesday, it looks like sunny side up and warmer for this weekend. for february will be well above average. >>> many schools around the country are closed today because of the flu. at least 12 states have shutdown schools this year trying to prevent the flu from spreading. many school districts are disinfecting their campuses. children are among the most at risk groups for the flu. doctor say keep your children home if they have the flu symptoms. meantime -- in the meantime, organizers of the super bowl want to prevent the flu spreading at the event. an army of the -- an army of volunteers are wiping thing

in the bay area, apple, google, intell and cisco are posting the most. experts have some advice for people looking to move into the openings. managers who are hiring are looking for people with experience with at least java and python programming. >>> 3 new digital training centers are being opened in europe by facebook. they will teach digital litacy -- literacy and more to groups that are not reached yet. facebook is also working to fight fake news. starting today, they will allow you to decide what are genuine news sources. they will change the ranking of the news feed, giving priority to trust worthy news sources. mark zuckerberg says the social media site will survey users to find out which sources are most trusted. the changes are expected to roll out once the survey is complete.. >>> apple is teaming up to support girls education in developing countries. apple is the first to sign on in support of the malallah fund which provides 1,000 opportunities for education for girls in latin american and india. >>> today amazon is opening up a new brick and