worried friends of cunningham have joined in to help. they've actually started canvassing the area and putting up flyers like that one there. they also started a gove page to increase the reward for information. their goal is $10,000. jeff, they've already raised more than $20,000. >> glor: a story we will keep following. omar villafranca, thank you very much. some disturbing numbers came out today concerning teens and depression. one in five will experience it at some point during adolescence. now the american academy of pediatrics is calling for every child 12 and older to be screened. dr. tara narula is here with more on this. tar,a, what do you make for thi? >> there could not be a better time in our society for putting children's mental health at the forefront. 20% of adolescents report a history of depression. 50% are undiagnosed. of those that are diagnosed, only half receive the proper treatment. pediatricians are thrust into the forefront because of mental health shortages and because of the barriers of access to adolescents to

cunningham.vard educated epidemiologist at centers for disease control left work sick on february 12th. but never returned. after not hearing from their son for two days, cunningham's parents drove from maryland to atlanta. they found his wallet, his car, and pet dog still at his home. terrell cunningham is timothy's father. >> we are hopeful with the money and the press that would be associated with that, could perhaps bring to memory something that someone may have forgotten. >> reporter: in a statement, a cdc spokesperson wrote dr. cunningham's colleagues and friend at the cdc hope he is safe. we want him to return to his loved ones and his work. >> reporter: worried friend of cunningham joined in to help. they have actually sort of canvassing the area and putting up fliers like that one there. they also started the gofundme page to increase reward for information. their goal is $10,000. jeff they raised more than $20,000. >> story we will keep following. thank you very much. >>> some disturbi

cunningham.o much for joining us. you must be terrified. how are you guys holding up, tia? >> don, i'm really doing the best i can. it's very hard. i just take one day at a time. i thank god, once i get up and start my day. but it is very difficult. without timothy. >> i can only imagine, mrs. cunningham. mr. cunningham, tell us now what police are saying. do they have any leads about what happened? >> as of now, we have no real leads. of course, the police department has been very communicative with us, and all of what has been shared with us, we cannot actually share with the general public. but in terms of being able to tell you i'm positive that tim will be returned soon, i am not able to do that. but i am prayerful and we are trusting god that our son will be returned safely. and it is only through prayers and support of others that we have actually been able to survive because this is something that, that you are not trained for. you are not prepped for, and one can never imagine the diffic

pose a cunningham. peter from florida. kathleen king. randy evans, georgia. ginger howard. john watson. margaret metcalf. uz.tor cr idaho, damon watkins. jonathan parker. illinois, richard porter. tim schneider. indiana, john hammond. iowa, steve shepard.

omar villafranca is near cunningham's home near atlanta with more on this mystery. >> reporter: cunningham is a disease detective with the cdc. deploying to public health hot spots to investigate viruses like zika or ebola. no one has heard from him or seen him since february 12th. this community is rallying to make sure the man himself is not in danger. investigators return to the woods around timothy cunningham's house monday searching for more clues. >> i'm not so sure what else we can do with that area. >> reporter: his family found his wallet, his car, even his beloved dog, all left behind in his atlanta home. >> timothy has been unaccounted for since the 12th. >> reporter: cunningham's father, terrell, drove from maryland to georgia after not hearing from his son for two days. his parents and other family members have been putting up missing posters throughout cunningham's neighborhood. and they've tried to get the word out about his disappearance to the media. >> he has such a history of being so responsible and dependable that i think that is what puts us all at such disbelief. >>

cunningham's colleagues and at the cdc hope that he is safe.e want him to return to his loved ones and his work protecting people's health." norah? >> thank you. that is quite a mystery. i hope they find him. >> i do, too. such a cryptic message. seems to indicate he knew he was leaving. whether it was on his own or not the question. scary story for his family. >>> could your cell phone help companies eavesdrop on you so they can cash in? ahead we'll look at the concerns over whether your conversations are being monitored even when you're not on a call. can you >>> a former stylist is going public with sexual harassment allegations against ryan seacrest. >> ahead why she accuses the tv network of whitewashing years of misconduct. >>> you're watching "cbs this morning." fresh" in that washer with "mmm unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to wear for up to 12 weeks. right, freshness for weeks! downy unstopables. for a fresh too feisty to quit. and now try downy unstopables with the origi

. >>> the search continues tonight for a missing cdc employee timothy cunningham. say he called out sick from work earlier this month. and no one has heard from him since and as fox's angela procter reports investigators seem to have very little to go on. >> the only thing we have is this missed promotion we talked to several of his co-workers they indicated obviously he was disappoint bowed think promoti promotion. >> atlanta police revealing cdc epi deem mocks timothy cunningham was disappointed after promotion did he not get at the time of his disappearance on monday, february 12th. atlanta police say he was called into a meeting with his supervisor that day. >> the purpose of that meeting was to explain a promotion that he did not receive to branch manager. he had been informed the previous monday that he was not getting the promotion but the explanation occurred on the morning of the 12th. shortly after the meeting explaining that, he tells the supervisor isophot feeling particular well. report roar police believe dr. cunningham made it to his northwest atlant

cunningham. mr. cunningham, tell us now what police are saying.s about what may have happened? >> as of now, we have no real leads. of course, the police department has been very communetive with us. and all of what has been shared with us we cannot actually share with the general public. but, in terms of being able to tell you i'm positive that tim will be returned soon, i'm in the able to do that. i am prayerful. and we're trusting god that our son will be returned safely. and it's only through prayer and support of other we have been able to survive. this is something that you're not trained for. your not prepped for and one can never imagine the difficulty that you would experience when your love child just disappears. and without any accountability. or idea where he's at. when he has such a his are of being responsibility. and dependable. that that i think is what puts us all in such disbelief we're at this state. >> let me ask you, i know you had you received a text from him early in the morning. i'm not sure about the last conversation with

. >> fly eagles fly may n heart may not be a loyal loyal philadelphia ea buddy cunningham and reggie white,s feels good. i love you philadelphia, i'll see you soon. >> you bring enthusiasm and the happy dance back home here. >> reporter: back here when the eagles won the fans went wild with excitement. they and bars streets.a car was flipped over. fans smasheddows and somebed t trashed convenience police had to m handful of arrests, yourself most people were peaceful. >> the lion share of people were peaceful, but you get the idiots that have to destroy property. >> it took crews all knight into the morning to clean up. >> eagles fans who traveled to minnesota to the game last night will have memories to last a lifetime of course. many of them returned home this morning having no sleep but running on adrenaline from the super bowl win they witnessed in person. jeanette reyes has more at philadelphia internati >> reporter: minutes ago airlines flight pulled up. take a look behind mthey were were met with a crowd of passengers who were waiting to board the same plane and fly out after

cunningham trails the leader by more than a second and a half.ntly in 20th place heading into today's competition. >> we're kind of speechless, how we finished today. we came in here with high hopes. we finished training great. i just put together two of my best runs. we pushed faster than we have all week. and we just -- something just didn't work out. so we're going to come out and spend the rest of the day trying to figure out how to find that speed and come out tomorrow and try to pick some of these guys off. >> well, here is the current medal count. norway way out in front with 38 medals. canada follows with 29, and germany has 28. team usa is in fourth with 23 medals, including nine gold. >>> all right. i believe we just told you this story about the tough day for the four-man bobsled team. but we do want to remind you that we still have another exciting day of olympic action starting at 9:00 this morning. it's the men's and women's speed skating finals and men's 50 kilometer gold medal final. tonight in prime time, you can watch the gold m

. >> kevin cunningham giving great instructions to devon, they have a plan and a strategy. and he's giving devon the blueprint showing him what to look for so that keeps devon very confident on what he's doing because everything kevin is telling him is working. >> carlos is doing a great job keeping that swelling down. he has it under control. >> that looked like it would be a lot worse seven or eight minutes ago. >> devon's landing beautiful right hooks off that jab. and keeping that eye puffy. >> one of the best cut men in the business, carlos vargas. >> kevin cunningham was talking yesterday about there was so much frustration because he's so invested in devon alexander and this comeback and just did not know what to do. he had spent his life taking care of his fighter and getting him to the top level and just didn't have any answers. he didn't know what to do. that's why this comeback means so much to both of them. >> it's a very inspirational story. it's a story that could help a lot of people. particularly with devon being a fighter and overcoming that, i'm sure he ha

timothy cunningham left work at the centers for disease control in atlanta on february 12th and hasn't been seen since. his parents found his wallet, car, and beloved doig at his home. >> we're hopeful that with the money and the press that would be associated with that could perhaps bring to memory something that someone may have forgotten. >> cunningham is a harvard-trained epidemiologist who investigates viruses like ebola and zika. he told his wife to erase his number from her cell phone the day before he disappeared. >>> eric greitens faces a felony indictment on charges of invasion of privacy for taking a photo of a nude woman and transmitting it to a computer. he admits to taking the photo but denies using it as a blackmail. the house made it a felony to disseminate private sexual images. >>> the west virginia teachers strike enters its sixth day this morning. [ chants ] teachers rallied outside the state capitol yesterday. they have shut down west virginia's classrooms demanding higher wages. teacher pay in west virginia is among the lowest in the nation. the demand to meet the

nick cunningham trailing the leader by more than a second and a half. he's in 20th.he other americans in ninth and 21st. no chance at a medal tomorrow. cunningham's tomorrow is just stay in the top 20 after the three runs so he qualifies for the fourth and final heat. >> we're kind of speechless how we finished to eed today. we came in with high hoped. i just put together two of my best runs. and just something just didn't work out. so we're going to come out, kind of spend the rest of the day trying to figure out how to find that speed and come out tomorrow and try to pick some of these guys off. >> reporter: now to a good surprise here in pyeongchang, the performance of the u.s. men's curling team. on thursday they defeated canada to advance to their first-ever final. that gets underway in less than 30 minutes. win or lose, this will be the best performance ever by a curling squad at the olympic games for the united states. now, looking even further ahead, the closing ke ining ceremony id the cooler. there was a bit of controversy. you may recall athletes from russ

cunningham thinks a cure for xp is possible some day. >> patients of xp are missing an enzyme.completely plausible that that enzyme could be created and applied to the skin. i'm extremely optimistic that in my lifetime there will be a cure. >> paxton and peyton's sister, paris, now a high school junior, also hopes for a cure. it hasn't been the first thing on her mind lately. she was still wondering if someone would ask her to the prom. >> sometimes i just think, what if somebody doesn't want to ask me because i have xp? >> and then one day, paris got her answer. >> i have some exciting news. i got asked to junior prom the other day. and i'm really excited about it. i think it's going to be a great time. >> i'm in love with this dress so much. >> i think it makes me feel a lot more normal just because it's something that everybody else does and it's something that i can do that everybody else does. because i can get dressed up. i can, you know, go on a date like a normal person. >> you're not nervous at all, are you? >> just a tad. >> i think that if i can make these adjustment

cunningham's parents now say they have found his phone, his car, and his dog at his home. reward is being off eered tonight. >>> a passing to report. bill cosby's daughter, ensa, has died at the age of 44. the cause was chronic kidney disease. the death comes one week before cosby is due back in court and the retrial of a sexual assault case in pennsylvania. >>> when we come back here tonight, america strong. the surprise victory that was so needed and what's happened now. you have to see this. ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liv

cunningham told us he's already looking ahead to the four-man competition. >> i'm not disappointed in the day. i feel like i let my team down, trying to figure out the two to three transition here. i've been struggling with it. and, you know, i messed it up both runs today and my time shows. >> reporter: finally tonight a little broadcasting housekeeping. it turns out adam rippo and i were obli nbc colleagues for a few hours. the outspoken bronze medalist figure skater, it had been announced earlier he was a special correspondent for nbc the rest of the games. then, we understand, adam realized he would have to move out of athlete housing. he thought better of it, said he wanted to finish the olympic games as an olympian. terry and jessica, it just means my job might be safe for another year. >> i guess mr. rippon has priorities, here's an update on the olympic count. norway, germany in second, and canada in third, the netherlands, fourth, followed by the united states -- excuse me, olympic athletes from russia and then usa in sixth with ten medals, five of them are gold. >> action-pa

monterey's nick cunningham is one of those athletes. garvin: it may be a surprising sport for a guy who grew up surfing the california coast, but one day his parent suggested bobsledding. janelle: in addition to being an olympic athlete, nick cunningham is also a sergeant in the army national guard, both roles he takes to heart. what you're about to see is what an olympic bobsledder sees. in this case, nick cunningham's point of view as he pilots a sled skidding along a sheet of ice at close to 100 miles per hour, which might make what you're about to hear nick say a bit surprising. nick: believe it or not, i'm not a--i don't like to do death defying stuff. janelle: what the soon to be three-time olympian and monterey native means is that if you've trained hard enough and smart enough, what seems dangerous to others is just doing your job, much like, it turns out, nick's other occupation, a sergeant in the army national guard. a special world class athlete program allows nick to both serve his country as a construction engineer and trai

timothy cunningham vanished without a trace 14 days ago, leaving behind his wallet, keys, cell phonend his beloved dog, beau. according to his father, cunningham, who has worked on ebola and zika outbreaks, told a supervisor he was not feeling well and heading home. >> we are not aware tim making contact with anyone since that time. >> reporter: his parents were concerned after having what they described as unusual phone and text conversations with him the night before. >> i will say that we, as a family, were aware of some personal issues that were going on with tim. there was also some work issues that had occurred. >> reporter: the cdc issued a statement, saying that cunningham is a highly respected member of our cdc family. when he didn't return his family's repeated calls and texts, his parents frantically drove from out of state and foupd his car in the garage and the windows to his home wide open and his dog locked inside. >> where i'm really praying that something would jog his mind and whatever state he's in, he would come back to us. >> reporter: his family wants him to kno

nobody has heard from cunningham since he left work early after feeling sick on february 12th. his family found his dog, car and wallet at his home. atlanta police do not suspect foul play at this time. >>> senator dianne feinstein trying to down play a possibly politically embarrassing moment. >> in the race for united states senate, the vote wos no consensus. >> democrats failed to give feinstein or her opponent kevin did he leon an endorsement at the democratic convex in san diego this weekend. deleon is branding himself as a fresh face for progressive. feinstein admitted that it's a tough time to be an incumbent while taking a shot at the same time at president trump. >> this is not an easy time to run for office. i have never seen the preside y presidency, i'm going to say it, as disgraced as it is today. >> here's how her campaign is spinning it. telling abc 7 news that deleon not getting the endorsement is a victory for feinstein. >>> you probably received robo calls at one point or another. >> i think everyone has. now an east coast company developing an app and it actu

after a brief recess the judge addressed the court judge janice cunningham/eaton county circuit courtcannot react by useing physical violence."and later--- margraves apologizing to the court.... randall margraves/father of larry nassar victims: " i came here in support of my daughers-- i knew they were going to read a statement-- i didn't know what all was in it//i look over here and larry nassar is shaking his head no like it didn't happen-- who would put themselves thru this if it didn't happen i lost control i apologize one hundred times." margraves was released without punishment. larry nassar was sentenced to forty to 175 years in prison last week, after more than 150 women said in court he had sexually i'm kristen holmes. (pam) larry nassar was removed from the court for a short time after the incident.. here you can see him being brought back in. randall margraves.. the father of those victims .. talked more about the incident once outside of court. he says.. he and his wife tried to be the best parents possible.. when the girls were little shirley and i tried to give our kids

bringing us a behind the scenes look, front and center with the olympians, like bobsledder nick cunningham there, who was born in los gatos. be sure to follow garvin on twitter with all of that action. >>> vice president mike pence and his wife karen arrived in pyeongchang this morning to attend an olympic event before returning to the states. the vice president landed and quickly headed off in a motorcade to attend a men's short track speed skating event. during his travels this morning, the vice president told reporters he's grateful south korea's president, moon jae-in, has reaffirmed his strong commitment to apply maximum pressure with continued sanctions. this is following breaking news this morning that kim jong-un's sister, kim yo jong, delivered an invitation to president moon to visit north korea for a summit meeting at some point in the future. >>> now to last night's highly anticipated opening ceremony. team usa has the largest delegation of any team in the history of the winter olympics with 242 athletes. if you were closely watching the team's grand entrance last night, you ma

12th when he said he was not feeling well, cunningham's family suspects something is terribly wrongt his dog at home, wallet, cell phone and car. >>> one big brother giving the ultimate gift to his younger siblings, saving the twin boys' lives. shawnette wilson has the story. >> reporter: four-year-old he loves to play with his toys and older brother dominic, but he's an extraordinary kid at such a young age made the decision to do something most haven't and may not ever do. >> he's like i'm going to realize super hero i'm going to save my baby brothers and everyone is like. >> reporter: in two weeks, michael will under go a bone marrow transplant to save the lives of his four month old brothers. of his incredible strength makes his mom emotional >> he goes to the doctor when he gets the labs for the pretesting and he said look how strong i am and he good afternoons them willingly his arm to get blood work and the nurses are amazed. i cannot believe how brave he is. >> reporter: can you believe it >> no, i can't. man. gives me chills. >> reporter: they're at chop in need of transpla

my heart, may not be a loyal, loyal philadelphia eagles fan since buddy ryan, ran doll -- randle cunningham, this feels good, i love you philadelphia, i'll see you soon. >> reporter: the reaction was more subdued, eagles fans couldn't wrap their heads around it, they were saying what do with he do now? they have a few days to take it in. eagles fans came from san francisco and chicago to minneapolis, to support the birds they are planning another road trip to the city of philadelphia to take part in our super bop parade. think about it, live in bloomington, minnesota i'm sarah bloomquist. back to you guys. >> i'll tell you what we should do, win another one. >> let's build this team into what the patriots did. >> reporter: kind of that is the feeling that dynasty is over and everyone is waiting for another one. with carson wentz coming back, we'll see what happens with nick. >> there was a guy in front of us, he turned and looked down at my son, he said your father and i have have waited a lifetime for this, but you'll get five or six. >> reporter: we see green on the radar. sky6 live hd th

and counts in that latter group, monterey's nick cunningham. his finish in the four-man bobsled, only slightly better than his two-man experience. as hard as nick, a three-time olympian and his team of three brakeman, all tried as they were sled. particularly those in germany and canada. the foreman in 19th place and may well be finished with his olympic career. >> i'm putting everything on the table now. i'm kind of at a cross roads, do i continue what do i do? i'm working with a patriot motor sports group out of boise, idaho. going to start some stock car racing and see if maybe that need for speed kind of is there in the asphalt. >>. >> reporter: taking in the four-man finals, or at least america's participation in it was ivanka trump. she watched between two women bobsleds. speaking of trump, she will be at the closing ceremony sunday night. the russian flag will not. you may recall, because of widespread and systematic doping by the russians, the ioc only let russian athletes participate as olympic athletes from russia and they couldn't ca

also coming up tonight the four man bobsled and the driver for team usa, nick cunningham. the u.s. looking to improve after a 21st place finish in a two-man bobsled earlier this week. a lot on the line. 48 hours left. six events. it begins at 5:00 here on nbc bay area. we have the three to watch. go to nbc bay area.com to find out the top stories coming out of the olympics. >> a multimillion dollar price tag on a home isn't unheard of in the bay area but this is raising eyebrows. the tower has been sinking and leaning causing many people to sell their condos at a loss. this week a seller listed a 2 bedroom condo for the bold price of nearly $6 million. that's almost double what the seller paid for it. engineers are looking into a possible solution that could keep the tower from leaning which may explain the bold asking price. >> we have new information on this disturbing story we broke last month. you may remember these photos of raw, uncovered meat being delivered and shopping carts to the market in san jose. our report triggered an investigation by the county health department an

now, nick cunningham and his brake hand had a keen sabor dug themselves such a dig time hole that not even their fastest run in the third run could help them out. i asked nick what it was like going to bed after those first two runs knowing he had no chance but still had to wake up the next day and still compete. >> when you have a bad race you have to forget about it and nobody taught me that more than steve holcomb. i tried to take a page out of his book and let it go. z it's a new day, i can't change anything so to go into today i had to just clear my mind and we actually just at the start line we were like let's just have some fun.5d we can't change anything, let's see to get one more run, but if not let's celebrate like we just won. >> you heard nick mention steve holcomb, he was the leader of this u.s. bod sled team who unexpected died last year. they are sliding in his memory at these winter games. nick does have one more shot at the medal, the four-man bobsled still to come. jamie anderson has another shot to add a medal at these games. she just qualified for the finals in sno

well, nick cunningham of monterey native and team u.s.a. bobsled driver heard that and he tweeted an offer to dale, he'd love to take him for a ride anytime. dale says they mess and back and forth and he wasn't sure anything would ever come of it, but dale now works for nbc and is working in pyeongchang so the two got together two days ago to swap notes about their different types of fast driving. dale didn't get a spin down the track just yet but he says he did have fun with nick. >> he gave me quite the tour, you know, and gave me a lot of time to be able to ask him a lot of questions. i was really curious about his job, similarities in his sport compared to nascar, talking about the shrled and how they te the sled. i have learned so much with the opportunity to be able to talk to him. i've become a big fan of u.s. bobsled and definitely pulling for nick and those guys to have a good day on sunday. >> reporter: now, dale referred to sunday, now, that's saturday night prime time in the united states is the final four-man bobsled heat for c

he's front and center with the olympians like nick cunningham. he'll join us later. >> let's turn to our weather. a wind advisory for parts of the bay area increasing. a live look at san rafael. >> it's going to come through as we head throughout the weekend. we're tracking the warm air we've had all week will gradually push to the south and make way for the area of low pressure to move in. dropping temperatures by increasing winds. brand new wind in effect for sonoma counties and napa. the fire danger will be el evaluated with the lower humidity but in the hill winds could hit 50 miles per hour. a closer look at the win and how it will play out on saturday morning. 9:00 a.m. not too bad. once we hit the evening hours, things will pick up possibly on average 20 to 30 here in the north bay and 20 to 25 for the east bay. anywhere from 17 in san jose to 20 in san fransisco. we'll let you know when rainfall could get close to the bay area. that's in about 15 minutes. >> thank you. >>> government shut down over. but another issue continues to cause tu

so janet cunningham be okay if some of her 70 employees are slightly tardy? >> well, i don't know how much i should say on tv. >> reporter: your employees are listening. >> they're listening and then they won't show up. >> reporter: this is kind of interesting. there was a study done human resource executives found that seven out of ten think that the day after the super bowl that monday should be a national holiday and everybody should be able to have that day off. dawn, what do you think? >> i think that's great idea, brad. thanks. >>> if you're coming into the city on super bowl be careful where you park your car. philadelphia police say there will be no parking in certain areas on broad street. there's no parking on broad from arch to pine streets from dickinson to oregon avenues. another is around city hall. restrictions begin at 2:00 o'clock sunday afternoon and they stay in effect until 3am on monday morning. >>> philadelphia police are preparing for what could be one of the biggest celebrations in the city's history obviously. if the eagles win on sun

karen chen and of course fremont vincent zero of palo alto and nick cunningham who was born in los gatos. plenty of athletes are already hitting the slopes in south korea and practicing. coverage begins thursday night here here on nbc bay area, the opening ceremony is friday. >>> we're proud to be the exclusive olympic station for you. our own garvin thomas already there. garvin will provide us with live reports and updates via social media as well. you can follow him on twitter @garvintomorrow's. >>> coming up on "today in the bay" a historic selloff yesterday. we go in-depth on what investors can expect today. >>> americans are charging it up on their credit cards at record levels. the amount of money people are spending on just interest alone. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the

store manager junet cunningham was in the back of this little caesar's shop saturday morning when sheby shattering glass."we just looked and saw that there was a car inside the store."that car, a silver honda was driven by an elderly man.police say he mistook his gas pedal for his brake pedal. the car careened right up to the door employees use to go behind the counter - you can still see the damage on the walls and the counter. "the door was stuck, the outer door was stuck, so we cannot see him."one of the owners immediately called her brother and co-owner, chris romero. "the first thing is we wanted to make sure that everyone was okay. there was someone who was injured, but it could have been a lot worse."that man who got hurt was doing outside maintenance at the strip mall, and got pinned under the car. firefighters had to pull him out from underneath it, and he went to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries - possibly a broken leg."have you ever seen anything like this?no, and i hope not anymore!"the driver of the car was uninjured.but the front of the building certainly w

janet cunningham owns a business with 70 employees.e asked her if she'd understand if some missed work? >> well, i don't know how much i should say on tv. >> reporter: your employees are listening. >> they're listen and they won't show up. >> reporter: employees are one thing, but college students, if 20 are normal until dr. matthews monday class we asked him to take a guess about this monday. >> i'll go 50%. and i think that's on the high end. >> reporter: i'm willing to guess he's right and dawn listen to this. a study of human resource executives. it found that 72% think the day after the super bowl should be a national holiday where everybody gets the day off. my guess is, probably 100% of employees would agree with that. >> i saw that and i think you're right, brad. too funny. all right. >>> did you look up tonight. >> the city is beaming in grown. the skyline in sent city lit up in eagles colors. boat house row shining with green spirit. if you're heading out though scott we're talking about a pretty night and a soggy super bowl.

bobsled's two-men event with cunningham will be the driver for u.s.a. mick was born in san jose. time olympic coverage begins at 4:00 right here on nbc bay area. our nbc bay area homepage is a guide to all things olympics to you. we have the top olympic videos and you can relive some of the best moments from pyeongchang, check it out, nbcbayarea.com. >>> the ted festival continued in san jose today but some people celebrating the lunar new year expressed concern after an attack on story road near mclaughlin. eight men started fighting, one man was stabbed. paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he is still recovering. >> i just hear like a lot of a lot. we don't want to come out. we don't want to get in trouble. >> we've learned the victim's condition has now been upgraded. police have not announced arrests. >>> firefighters in the east bay busyover night. in san leandro crews aresy@ on scene at a massive fire at a commercial building, it happened about 4:00 this morning on tea garden street off of 880. the flames were visible to cars on the freeway, in fact, at least one la

nick cunningham in the driver position for team usa. our live coverage begins right here on nbc bay area at 5:00. >>> well, from tech workers to actors, an impassioned gathering in the south bay. thousands of women, including hollywood stars, gathered for the water mark women's conference in san jose. this year the me too movement took center stage. amal clooney, reese witherspoon among others attending as well as a reporter who broke the story about the harvey weinstein alleged abuse case. roz plater joins us live with more on the conference. hi, roz. >> reporter: hi, how are you. this has been a very busy day for the folks attending the conference and still going on. they have been networking and going to workshops about their careers and also, as you said, listening to inspiring speeches, including one speak whose investigative work led to the me too movement. some 6,500 attendees are taking part in this conference. it comes as the me too sexual harassment campaign is only a few months old. jodi cantor was the investigative reporter

. >> i have been a long time eagles fan since randall cunningham days. he is my favorite player of all time. >> reporter: family tells me they really miss lehigh and delaware valleys so they wondered what was the reason for having to leave their beloved east coast and make their way to the middle of minnesota but now that the eagles are making it through the regular season through the playoffs and into the super bowl they feel moving to minneapolis was all for their birds. >> i think eagles were waiting for to us move to minnesota to get in the super bowl. >> laughter. >> yes, this family feels so connected. >> yes. >> they are now able to proud ly wear their eagles jerseys all over minnesota but they are now joined by other fans hoff come here for this big game this weekend. >> philly pride on display every where we look wonderful. heart warming. we are so appreciative to be here as are all of the fans. all right. we have more coming up, as the night, and the day tomorrow, continues, run up to super bowl lii. but for now live from the mall of america, s

and this is a big win for reggie white, jerome brown, randall cunningham, brian dawkins, there are thousands of people out here celebrating this eagles victory, a wave of green here on south broad street. at beautiful site. >> dave schratweiser. >> back to kristen >> brandon, how does this moment feel right now? >> i can't even put it into words. really? it starts off with doug getting this right. the city being behind us. really, this is for the city. it's been since 1960, since the eagles won one, but this is just -- this is one of pane. >> can you put into words what the moment is like when the con featty is falling down? >> probably two-part answer to that question. first, you know, we going through the o,a's and doing training camp you have to dig deep to get the extra inch. this is what it's for, we had to scratch, bite, whatever it took to win this game. from the beginning, we had no doubt we were going to win >> the fact is, you guys had to end up out scores maybe the greatest quarterback to play the game. before the game, somebody had told you that, did you believe you could do it >

. ♪ happy birthday dear tim ♪ >> reporter: timothy cunningham is a harvard-educated epidemic intelligencehere he is turning 35-years-old, with family and friends in december. colleagues at the cdc say he went home sick on feb 12th and was never seen again. his car keys, wallet, credit card, phone and even his dog were found locked inside his house. >> there is a lot that i cannot simply explain. this is an extremely unusual set of circumstances. it is not common in missing person cases for us to find someone's entire belongings. >> reporter: police say he lost out on a promotion and learned why the morning he disappeared. on his way home, they say he calls his mother in maryland, but the call goes to voicemail. his family is offering a $10,000 reward. >> this is not normal. this is definitely out of the ordinary. it's not the type of news you want to hear that your child is missing. >> reporter: police have searched the home, jail, hospitals, even a nearby cemetery. this week, they hope to re-search a wooded area near this scientist's neighborhood. david? >> steve osunsami with us again t

i've got to tell you, guys, i'm wearing randall cunningham's jersey. this morning i was wearing reggie white's as a homage to my teammates. westbrook, i chatted with him a little bit on the field. i almost feel this emotional connection to our former team. some of us played with other teams. we lived in other cities. we had our families travel with us and played with other nfl squads. but by and large our connection is really with this team. and really it's because of the fans. it's because of our connection, the way that philadelphia responds to us, the way they have taken us in as part of their homes and families. i always see it whenever i go to the stadiums, people reach out and remember them even though i played 25 years ago. >> they sure do. i don't know how many pictures you took today. >> it feels like me and many of my former teammates, we helped build this. block by block, brick by brick, we helped make this connection. it had just come off the podium and the trophy presentation. and i asked him, i said, jeffrey, it's been a long time. you bo

no one has heard from cunningham after he left work early feeling sick.dog, car and wallet at his home p the police say they do not suspect foul play at this time. >>> an east coast company has developed an app it believes can save you from scams. it blocks more than 200,000 numbers known to be robo callers. and they waist smamer's time for you like this. >> i have a baby here that's sleeping. >> sorry about that. >> robo calls rank as the complaint to the >>> samsung revealed the s 9 and s 9 plus. there are no dramatic changes but perhaps the biggest upgrade is the camera. it features the ability to set up video on your lock screen. a fingerprint scanner has been moved next to the camera or if you choose you can use your face. and there's something else samsung is introducing to challenge apple. >> now you can use your front or back camera to map your unique facial features and expressions and create emojis that actually look like you. amazing, right? >> preorders start next week. the phones are supposed to hit shelves on march 16th $700. the bigger mode

store manager junet cunningham was in the back of this little caesar's shop saturday morning when she heard a giant boom, accompanied by shattering glass."we just looked and saw that there was a car inside the store."that car, a silver honda was driven by an elderly man.police say he mistook his gas pedal for his brake pedal. the car careened right up to the door employees use to go behind the counter - you can still see the damage on the walls and the counter. "the door was stuck, the outer door was stuck, so we cannot see him."one of the owners immediately called her brother and co-owner, chris romero. "the first thing is we wanted to make sure that everyone was okay. there was someone who was injured, but it could have been a lot worse."that man who got hurt was doing outside maintenance at the strip mall, and got pinned under the car. firefighters had to pull him out from underneath it, and he went to for non-life- threatening possibly a broken leg."have you ever seen anything like this?no, and i hope not anymore!"the driver of the car was uninjured.but the front of the building c

i think we should mention a little bit about earlier directors the first one was a man named cunningham. he was secretary of the board of trustees as well. he was major in communications. not so much director of the press. they have the publicity department. who had books published. but he put out books that had lasted until this time and they had been reprinted about 20 times each for instance for thirds of the press and the mathematical theory of communication these books are still to this day used unprinted whenever they run out. a significant publish and probably in that time how long before and the german scientists they will go with the press and what was going to be happening about her future. i think that was a remarkable accomplishment to be able to publish that book. some of you may remember was a politician the press dependent a great deal on the fact and anthropology and communications and psychology brought in significant books and those were published here before going on to the bestseller and another person with julian stewart. he was published with that university. they

. >> i'm maddie hill and i'm marion cunningham. >> mrs. c's here. >> toby and i'm richie cunningham. >> richie c is here. >> i'm joan i. >> joan i okay. >> i'm dylann berk and i'm cha chi. >> he has good tv hair. >> stephen and i play potsie. >> i play ralph mouth. >> tell them, sit on it, ralph isn't it cool. when is the musical. >> march 16th, 17th, 18th, 23rd and 24th and purchase tickets on our web site bonner prendie.com. >> the gang from happy days, bonner prendie at mel's diner here. really empire diner in delco all morning long, back to you guys in the studio. >> they need more activity there. >> i know, so much going on there. >> oh, happy days, man. >> so hard not to get that song stuck in your head. >> mrs. c, i'm a friend of marion ross she co hosted a show, with her. well sixers were in d.c. last night in downtown. they were going for their eighth win in the row. sixers got off tie slow start. they went into half time down 19 points. they did make a bit of the come back getting as close as eight points, twice in the fourth qua