that's the america that was unfolding at the time elizabeth diane downs made her star turn. >> diane downs was a 27-year-old mother who had just moved up to oregon from chandler, arizona. her marriage to her high school sweetheart steve downs soured before she even left arizona, and reportedly that was because of her infidelity. >> she was newly divorced. the mother of three children, ages 8, 7 and 3, christie, cheryl, and danny. she was a postal worker. >> springfield was not nearly as sophisticated as eugene. they're really twin cities, but it's more blue-collar. >> i really like how ann rule introduces eugene, oregon, and springfield, oregon, in her book "small sacrifices." she says, "eugene, oregon is the successful sister of the paired cities. cool, slender, professional. her restaurants serve artichokes and ricotta pie. while springfield, oregon, half eugene's size, is the sister who never graduated from high school, who no longer notices the acrid smell from logging. >> i think springfield -- sounds cliche, but a lot of people knew each other, and you felt pretty safe there. >

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diane: well, not exactly.he report did actually show 3.6 million workers absent, a record high number due to illness. and we had 6 million workers sidelined because they couldn't get to work because of the pandemic, because of pandemic related closures. we did have the imprint of the pandemic on it. what was really interesting was the seasonal adjustment in january. we saw basically a lot of firms in leisure and hospitality, retail not do as many seasonal layoffs as they usually do in the month of january. and there's two things going on. what is they already faced acute labor shortages going into the holiday season, and they kept on many of those higher -- holiday hires to cover for workers who were out sick. that helped to the overall numbers. what is striking about the job gains is also we saw the gain in wages. yes, it was startling. it was less than overall inflation. i think inflation is going to come in even hotter next week. when we look at over two years and the average work weekly gains in wages, tha

murdering his wife, diane. have you got nothing better to do than make things up?tation. she died back in 2010, and stewart was able to to fool medical professionals by suggesting she died during the course of an epileptic fit. because he went undetected, he then went on to murder another woman in 2016. the body of his fiancee, the author helen bailey, was discovered in a cesspit. it was this crime that made detectives re—examine diane stewart's death here in bassingbourne. ian stewart said that he went to the supermarket, and when he returned to the family home here, he said he found his wife had collapsed in the garden. tell me exactly what's happened. my wife has had a fit. ithink... she is in the garden. in this 999 call, he describes finding his wife not breathing and unresponsive. he's told to try and resuscitate her. one, two... is that fast enough? diane stewart took regular medication for epilepsy and hadn't had a fit for nearly 20 years. her body was cremated, but she donated her brain to medical research. years later, that brain tissue would become cruci

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.on, google, and alphabet among the companies reporting fourth quarter results. yesterday the dow jumped 406 points. the nasdaq rallied the s&p gained 84. >>> the gaming wars are heating up. sony is buying bungee games video for $600 million. it's an independent game company. it makes the popular game destiny. sony is one of the world's biggest video game companies, but it's facing competition from microsoft, which bought activision blizzard last month. >>> sticking with games, "the new york times" bought wordle. the publishing giant spent a low seven figures for the game. it's become an online phenomenon since it launched in october. if you haven't played, you get six chances to find a word. it will remain free to new and existing players. >>> forget delivery. domino's will pay you to pick up your order. the pizza chain will pay you $3 if you pick up your order after ordering online instead of a delivery. this money would go toward a future order. the promotion runs through may 22nd. i

this is the moment selling prisoner ian stewart is arrested for murdering his wife, diane.ngs up? we can discuss this at thorpe wood police station. she died back in 2010, and stewart was able to to fool medical professionals by suggesting she died during the course of an epileptic fit. because he went undetected, he then went on to murder another woman in 2016. the body of his fiancee, the author helen bailey, was discovered in a cesspit. it was this crime that made detectives re—examine diane stewart's death here in bassingbourne. ian stewart said that he went to the supermarket and when he returned to the family home here, he said he found his wife had collapsed in the garden. tell me exactly what's happened. my wife has had a fit. ithink... in this 999 call, he describes finding his wife not breathing and unresponsive. he's told to try and resuscitate her. one, two... diane stewart took regular medication for epilepsy and hadn't had a fit for nearly 20 years. her body was cremated but she donated her brain to medical research. years later, that brain tissue would become

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diane king hall is in new york with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, tom.ter wall street was rattled yesterday by a possible russian invasion of ukraine. all three major stock indices fell shortly after the u.s. announced it's moving its embassy operations from kyiv to western ukraine. the dow dropped 171 points, the nasdaq shed a fraction of a point, and the s&p lost 16. >>> the texas attorney general is suing meta, the parent company of facebook. ken paxton claims the social media giant is collecting data on texans for commercial pufrpss without their informed consent. he said they have stored millions of identifiers like retina scans, voice scans, and foe tomtry from photos and videos. >>> taxpayers are starti see an extra check in their >>> taxpayers are starting to see an extra check in their bank accounts. the irs says it has issued $9.5 billion. the average refund is 2,200 bucks. the irs is urging people to file early and electronically. they're still dealing with a backlog of returns from last year because of the pandemic. >>> and every vote counts,

girls who run the world. >> diane king hall in new york. thanks a lot, diane. >> thank you.checkmate. how a teenager upset -- her upset win, rather, stunned the world of chess. (jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. don't take austedo if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. austedo may cause irregular or fast

this is diane, you are next. caller: good morning. this is diane. thank you so much for taking my call. i am proud of mike pence. i am just a little angry that he waited so long to stand up to trump. i have been a republican for the last 20 years and i am an african-american. i am appalled at some of the things that trump did and i think that god needed someone in the republican party to stand up and say that no one man has the power to overthrow the government. so, yes, i am proud of mike pence and i am glad he did what he did. if he runs for president, i would vote for him. if donald trump runs for president, no, i would not vote for him. now, nor did i vote for him in 2016. i didn't like some of the things he said out of his mouth. he does not represent me, he does not represent what a true conservative republican christian is. host: diane what is a true conservative republican christian believe right now? caller: that is someone who believes and principles, morals, who does not go around calling, grabbing women by whatever. and someone who stand

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good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.tock futures are pointing to a flat open after an up-and-down day on wall street yesterday. shares of peloton rallied nearly 21% following reports that big name brands like amazon, apple, and nike are considering buying out the fitness company. peloton is one of the company's reporting quarterly results today. yesterday the dow rose a point while the nasdaq lofst 82, and the s&p 500 fell 16. >>> the irs is scrapping the idea of face recognition technology. the agency wanted taxpayers to use it when they created online accounts at irs.gov. users would have to upload a face i.d. it received backlash. they were concerned hackers could steal personal information. the irs said it will move away from the technology and will come up with something else that won't require face recognition. >>> samsung is taking on ocean pollution. the electronics giant is repurposing discarded fishing nets for new galaxy devices that will be unveiled tomorrow. there's no word yet on how the material will be us

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good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.arp opening comes after president vladimir putin ordered russian troops in. meantime wall street was closed yesterday in honor of presidents' day. on friday the dow dropped 232 points, the nasdaq skidded 168, and the s&p 500 fell 31. >>> the irs is giving taxpayers a new way to access their online accounts instead of facial recognition. the agency announced yesterday that users can confirm their identity through a virtual chat with an agent. it said no biometric data will be collected through this method. people can still choose facial recognition if they want. the technology was criticized by lawmakers and others because of privacy concerns. >>> it's the end of an era for an aging cellphone technology. today at&t will become the first carrier to shut down its 3g service. that means older phones won't work. some ereaders, alarms, and medical alerts will be impacted. it paves the way for more advanced service like 5g. >>> want to get away? the world's biggest cruise ship is ready for it

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more.eporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning russia is making a desperate attempt to show it's -- shore up its plummeting ruble and prevent a run on banks in the wake of sanctions. the country's central bank hiked the benchmark interest rate to 20% from 8.5%. u.s. stock futures are pointing toward a sharply lower open this morning. meantime, on friday, wall street saw big gains. the dow rallied 834 points. the nasdaq jumped 221, and the s&p 500 added 95. >>> google is taking down some map features in ukraine because of the war with russia. the company temporarily disabled live information about traffic conditions and how busy different places are such as restaurants and stores. the move is designed to protect local communities as ukraine defends itself. google said traffic updates are still available for people in the country using navigation mode. >>> several states in the u.s. are banning the sale of russian vodka. ohio governor mike dewine said he's prohibiting the purchase and s

diane king hall is in new york with that and more., good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, tom. stock futures have been flip-flopping this morning. meantime, the major indices closed higher yesterday. snapping a three-day losing streak following russia's announcement that it pulled back some troops from the ukrainian border. today we'll get a read on consumer spending when retail sales data for january is released. >>> yesterday the dow jones industrials climbed some 422 points. the nasdaq rallied 348, and the s&p 500 added 69. >>> a big announcement from cbs news' parent company. as of today, viacomcbs has officially changed its name and now is be known formerly as paramount global or, more simply, paramount. it comes one year after the launch of the streaming service paramount plus and two years since the merger between viacom and cbs. >>> casual chain chipotle is celebrating a milestone. the company says it has officially opened the doors of its 3,000th restaurant. while it may seem like there's a chipotle on every block i

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diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more.eporter: good morning, anne-marie. investors are basing for what could be another volatile week. thursday we get the latest data on thursday we'll get the latest data when the consumer price index for january is released and it's a big week for disney, coca-cola, and uber, reporting results. on friday the dow lost 21, the nasdaq rallied 219, and the s&p 500 rose 23. >>> delta airlines wants to crack down on unruly passengers. the air carrier wants people put on a no-fly list if they're convicted of disrupting a flight while on board. executives recently sent a letter to the department of justice calling for zero tolerance of any behavior that affects flight safety. delta says incidents of unruly passengers have increased since 2019. >>> the irs wants to help with your taxes even on saturdays. the agency will offer walk-in help at 35 tax assistance centers across the country. there are only four saturday avlable starting this saturday, february 12th. the agency said it's part of a large

>> no, we have taker will tash will talked about diane has her own -- diane has her training program 18 months. they will be trained within the functions of the deferred comp program. that is why we are hiring or posting for six folks which will be retirement services and if this new position is approved for diane in the next budget she can approach hiring in that position through the same internship program. >> i know one or two people transferred back tan forth. the answer to my question is no. >> no. absolutely. thank you. >> the problem for this budget the question was asked during oversight committee. ms. justin was unable to come to the meeting for an important reason. to increase costs in deferred comp i was asking about increases to revenue. i have not received an answer to that question. she talked about holidays i was unaware of that was put into practice. i will not try to tie this up today. it is not wise to vote for cost increase without understanding where revenues are coming from. we have obligation to reduce fees to members. it is different than the general fund. >> t

>> diane king hall in new york, thanks a lot, diane. >> you got it. >>> up next, furry kickoff. bowl returns on super bowl sunday with a record number of aessiodorable competitors. my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to any of its ingredients. ingrezza may cause serious side effects, including sleepiness. don't drive, operate heavy machinery, or do other dangerous activities until you know how ingrezza affects you. other serious side effects include potential heart rhythm problems and abnorm

what is being done to prevent someone else from diane? -- diana -- dying? ? >> we have hired hundreds of additional people to be on our streets to get people help but as long as people keep diane, we need to do more. -- dying, we have to do more. reporter: the supervisor is asking for more collaboration. >> we do not have enough treatment beds. we have challenges helping people because of covid. there are barriers in the criminal justice system to hold people accountable. reporter: parents parents parens streets do not reach their kids. >> show my kids it does a difference in how old you are. the streets can take your life. reporter: victoria's mom said she had no indication her daughter was doing drugs. police are still reporting this as a possible overdose but the medical examiner has not confirmed the cause of death yet. ama: california congressman adam schiff is calling for the fbi to investigate the possible misuse of dna taken from rape victims in response to a story we told you about last week. the san francisco district attorney is accusing san franci

this is the moment serving prisoner ian stewart is arrested for murdering his wife, diane.police station. she died back in 2010, and stewart was able to to fool medical professionals by suggesting she died during the course of an epileptic fit. because he went undetected, he then went on to murder another woman in 2016. the body of his fiancee, the author helen bailey, was discovered in a cesspit. it was this crime that made detectives re—examine diane stewart's death here in bassingbourne. ian stewart said that he went to the supermarket and when he returned to the family home here, he said he found his wife had collapsed in the garden. tell me exactly what's happened. my wife's had a fit. ithink... she's in the garden. in this 999 call, he describes finding his wife not breathing and unresponsive. he's told to try and resuscitate her. one, two... is that fast enough? diane stewart took regular medication for epilepsy and hadn't had a fit for nearly 20 years. her body was cremated, but she donated her brain to medical research. years later, that brain tissue would become c

i'm diane king hall. >>> time now is 4:47. we will get a check on our weather and traffic. >> let's start things with mary lee. how is it looking on this thursday? >> it is a cold one for sure, even colder than yesterday morning. today, at least this morning, is the coldest morning so far this year. put on that big winter coat as you head out as we are looking at another first alert weather day with the freezing and even sub freezing conditions. likely breaking if not close to the record low temperatures for today. the record cold temperatures. looking at the freeze warnings in effect highlighted in purple. that is for north bay and east bay hills and valleys, napa, santa rosa, concord, livermore. the south bay. santa clara valley, san jose you are under that freeze warning again and frost advisories extended so you can see north bay coast, bay shoreline, peninsula coast, pretty much all of us under freeze warnings or frost advisories except for downtown san francisco. freeze warnings, frost advisories until 9:00 a.m. it is a

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i am diane king hall. >>> a happy ending to a scary situation in kern county after a 73-year-old man was lost for two days in a snowstorm. sara donchey has more on the desperate search and the heart warming reunion. >> wow! [ laughter ] >> hi! >> reporter: he battled snow and freezing conditions for two and a half days but there would be a story book ending for the 73-year-old who went missing while hiking in kern county. >> we are pleased to announce he is located safe in good condition. >> they said he's alive. me and my buddy, we literally just started crying. >> reporter: he wasn't anticipating snow but as it turns out he was up for the challenge. >> search and rescue said they noticed he lit a fire at night. so everyone was walking out saying he is a stud. all right, i guess that's my pops. >> reporter: they were right. he is a stud. >> i am strong man. >> reporter: he had one day worth of food and survived by eating snow. >> he said it was terrible. all he said is it was a terrible time. >> reporter: after two and a half days somebody nearby found him and took him to his house.

i'm diane king hall. >>> san francisco's sir drake hotel has a new name, beacon grande and the reopening will be this spring. the 94-year-old hotel has been closed since the beginning of the pandemic and subject to a rebranding process since april 2021 when it was sold for $150 million. began ind ouch as a slave trader. >>> workers in san jose's valley fair mall have taken to the streets again to demand free employee parking. they now require employees and customers to pay for parking, having to pay $3 a day or a monthly pass for $40 to park at work and they say, do the math. >> $40 a month, rounding that up to 12, that's a lot in a year. we don't make that much to begin with. that's a lot of money. >> the mall management said they need the fees to deal with cars left overnight and management said although they support employee rights for opinions, they are committed to keeping the parking fees. >>> a live look at the bay area bridges. when you thought gas prices could not get higher, they do that with a gallon of regular reaching the highest it has ever been. some of the highest prices

i am diane king hall. >>> a new push at the state capitol to keep students safe at school. a bill from a southern california senator would mandate searches of backpacks, lockers, even cars if there is it would require parents to alert school administrators about guns kept home so the school can inform them if their kids threatened to harm themselves or others. >> what the bill says is when you register your kid, you have to notify the school whether there is a gun in your house and whether it is adequately properly safely stored and whether your child has access to the gun. >> experts say the bill would likely be challenged if it becomes law. the latest data shows there have been more than 400 school shootings nationwide since 2010. >>> a former tesla employee is suing in the lawsuit. barker accuses of co-worker of harassing her and calling her racial slurs. barker says she ignored it and went to a supervisor but nothing was done. then she says things escalated when she got a promotion and her co-worker threw a tool at her hitting and bruising her thigh. the co-worker was f

diane king hall with those and more from the broadcast center. >> stocks gained ground on tuesday. the dow rallied 371 points. the nasdaq gained 178 and the s&p500 added 37. household debt is on the rise. according to the new york federal reserve consumer debt grew by a trillion dollars in 2021. the largest amount in 14 years. homes and cars were the biggest expense. on the plus side researchers say that high incomes and savings mean americans are handling the debt well. the. >>> the justice department seized more than $3.5 billion in stolen bit coin. the largest seizure of funds in its history. officials say a married couple hacked an exchange site and ended up with nearly 120,000 bit coins. at the time it was worth $71 million but has since ballooned in value. the new york couple is facing 25 years in prison. >>> i-phones will soon be able to take payments other phones. apple announced a new tap to pay feature that will let people tap their phones together to complete a transaction. it'll work with contactless credit cards. the new ability due out this spring is called stripe and

i am diane king hall. >>> antioch police are looking for anyone who may have witnessed a shooting that killed a 76-year-old woman. police say a driver noticed his passenger had been shot just after 7:00 tuesday night. that woman later died at a hospital. police are searching for suspects and a motive. >>> bob saget's family is revealing how the legendary comedian and actor died. according to his family experts believe the 65-year-old accidentally hit the back of his head before going to sleep. they say drugs and alcohol were not a factor. saget's body was found in a hotel room in orlando on january 9. autopsy report is still pending. >>> trucker protests could affect the super bowl sunday in los angeles. homeland security memo warns u.s. rs be planning to block roads to protest vaccine mandates. convoys are blocking busiest u.s. canada border crossing. cars and trucks are clogging three crossing points turning them into parking lots. >>> 4:46. let's get a check of weather and traffic. >> we will start with first alert meteorologist mary lee. another warm day in the forecast. >>> get re

diane king hall has more from new york. >>> it was a tough day for tech stocks thursday. the dow dropped 518 points. nasdaq skidded some 538, and s&p 500 fell 111. facebook led the sell off. shares of parent company meta plunged 26% on the day. by close meta's market value declined by $232 billion. according to the "wall street journal" it was the biggest one day loss for any u.s. company in history. >>> investors are looking to this morning's release of the january jobs report. analysts are predicting from 150,000 jobs added to 400,000 lost. the uncertainty is due to omicron variant of the coronavirus. >>> consumers will have to pay more for amazon prime. the e commerce giant is raising the price of the subscription to $139 a year, a $20 increase. amazon claims the hike is needed to cover rising costs. increase will go into effect on february 18 for new members and beginning in march for existing members. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i am diane king hall. >>> this morning we are hearing from a passenger who was on board a bus in

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. whiplash on wall street. stock futures are pointing to a lower open this morning after wall street's huge turnaround yesterday. the market fell sharply at first following russia's invasion of ukraine. but it rebounded after president biden's afternoon address to the nation. the dow ultimately closed up 92 points, bouncing back from a more than 800-point plunge. the nasdaq came back after tumbling more than 3% to rally 436 points, its best day of the year. and the s&p 500 added 63. >>> president biden is trying to ease fears about rising gas prices because of the russia/ukraine war. yesterday on twitter he said his administration is taking steps to bring down the costs. he warned american oil and gas companies not to exploit the conflict, to raise prices for profits. according to gas buddy, the nationwide average for a gallon of glean is now $3.57. that's up 23 cents compared to last month. analysts believe prices will continue to rise po

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more.rning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are pointing to a higher open this morning after a rough day on wall street yesterday. facebook's parent company, meta platforms, tumbled 26% after issuing a dismal forecast. it also said it lost users for the first time ever. meta lost more than $230 billion in market value, the biggest one-day loss in history for a u.s. company. mark zuckerberg's personal net worth fell about $30 billion. >>> taking a look at the broader market, the dow dropped 518 points. the nasdaq tumbled 538, and the s&p 500 fell 111. >>> despite seeing profit nearly double during the holiday period, amazon is hiking the price of your prime membership. the e-commerce joint announced a yearly subscription will increase from $119 to $139. if y pay mthly, cost will go up $2 a month. they cited growing wages and transportation costs to justify the hike. a recent study by insider intelligence found nearly two-thirds of u.s. households have a prime memb

diane king hall with those and more from the cbs broadcast center. >>> stocks lost ground to start the week. the dow dropped 171-points. the nasdaq shed a fraction of a point. >>> on flip side oil prices continued to rise yesterday. the global benchmark for oil shot above $95 a barrel and hit it's highest level since 2014. prices have risenning at the economy bounces back from the pandemic and have continued to rise. >>> texas is suing facebook's parent company. the state attorney general said that the company's facial recognition technology violated the privacy protections and it's looking for civil penalties in the hundreds of billions of dollars. meta stopped using the tech last year and said it deleted the data. they said the lawsuit is without merit though it did settle a similar lawsuit last year in illinois for $650 million. >>> space x is going to let astronauts outside the ship as part of the program, they will send four astronauts in to space and let one of them preform a space walk. the risky move could happen as soon as this year. >>> and that's your cbs money watch report.

well i like your pose here before ben fong torres and his wife, diane, these pictures are a glorious glimpse back to the day, they said i do a day captured by famed photographer and friend. any liebowitz that friendship just one of many in a career that had him sitting down with music legends often before they became legends. he was a part of rolling stone. when it was just starting in san francisco. i was freelancing for rolling stone and then became an editor and the paper blossomed into a media sensation. and we began to have half profiles written about ourselves. and what is this phenomenon? iraq magazine and, yeah, it's a rock magazine and more as it turned out to be, it's been 50 years running now are rolling. but the story of rolling stone is only a part of the story of ben fong torres. he grew up in the bay area working in his family's restaurant. it was a big family, five kids or ultimately. and ah, pretty crowded flat right outside of oakland, chinatown and school was kind of an escape. back then, he says he also found other escapes in radio music books and once a year at t

host: i am listening to you, diane. you give president biden what? caller: our united nations and all those people we are not together -- people, we are not together, and one reason was that it is my understanding we were no longer in that, with our allies, so what needs to happen now if you ask me, i'm really dissatisfied that putin took this time because he felt we were weak, but now, if we can show strength to him, but he cannot go into poland -- because this is not going to stop with ukraine. he is setting his record for the next 30 years. he will do just like hitler's did when he went into poland -- like hitler's did when he went into poland in the 1930's and we did not do anything until pearl harbor. i am only 72 years old. we need to show strength now. all these countries have come together. show putin -- put our ships out there. show them that they cannot come into our allies who are part of this united -- the free world. host: that is diane in minnesota. this is brian in michigan, independent, good morning. caller: hi. can you hear me? host:

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diane thank you so much.t 6:30 and talk those stock market numbers. >> that wasn't part of it. >> i had to change the game a little bit. >> i have a dog that snores. how are you supposed to kick the dog out? >> they're so cute. >>> 5:40. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> planning to take several flights. alaska airline reimagining travel with new service. >>> revolutionizing grocery deliveries. bringing food straight to your door in the bay area. >>> we are down to the 40s and 50s, a live look with our treasure island camera looking through san francisco. today plenty sunshine, mid and upper 60s this afternoon. i am tracking a cool down in that seven-day forecast. i will have that, coming up. >>> for the third year in a row, you will need a reservation to take a summer trip to yosemite. they will be required during peak hours starting may 20 and this is through the end of september. this is meant to ease congestion. >>> alaska launched a in you subscription service for cheap domestic f

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more.morning. >> reporter: good morning. stock futures are pointing to a lower open this morning. now meta, the company that owns facebook, saw its stock plunge more than 20% in after-hours trading after reporting disappointing quarterly results and saying it lost users. it was facebook's first report since changing the name of its parent company to meta. >>> yesterday the dow industrials climbed 224 points. the nasdaq gained 71, and the s&p 500 added 42. >>> the cdc released an update about a listeria outbreak tied to dole salads. they say at least two people died and 17 others were sickened. produced by dole and sold under 11 brand names. some of the ct u boitfr ane, caesar ker s cy on overweight bag fees. you'll now have to pay an extra $50 if your bag weighs 41 pounds. the current policy charges extra starting at 51 pounds. the change takes effect march 1st for passengers who bought tickets after january 18th. >>> and another reason for some fans to watch the super bowl -- for the comme

money what reporter diane king hall breaks down the numbers after the break but first here is what's on cbs mornings. >> coming up we are joined by andrew whitworth from the los angeles rams plus nate will be with us looking back at the thrilling finish between the rams and the bengals and the epic halftime show headlined by hip-hop realty. on this valentine's day a group of elementary school kids and posing the question to them what is love? we will see you at 7:00. this winter, comcast business is helping team usa and businesses across america stay ahead. keep yours ahead too with reliable connectivity and secure solutions on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. and get access to over 20 million wifi hotspots from coast to coast. so no matter what big event comes up, your team can be ready for what's next. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for just $64.99 a month. or, ask how to get a visa prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. >>> consumer confidence taking a hit, diane king hall joining us from new york. good morning. >> good morning

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more.ng. stock futures are pointing to a lower open this morning. wall street reversed a heavy selloff yesterday after the fed released minutes from last month's policy meeting and provided an indication of how aggressively the central bank might raise interest rates to help fight inflation. stocks finished mixed. the dow fell 54 points. the nasdaq lost 15. the s&p 500 added 3. >>> have you ever wondered how uber drivers rate you? the ride-share company is now breakdown of their ratings in the privacy seconds of the app. it shows how many times you've gotten five stars to the dreaded one-star review. uber is also sharing tips to raise your score with drivers like buckle up, be respectful, and don't slam the car door. >>> now, a lot of people fork over money for subscriptions, but what about for airline travel? yesterday, alaska airlines announced it will offer the first-ever subscription-based flight service in the u.s. the plans would start at $49 a month or focus on the west coast. member

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are pointing to a lower open after another rough day on wall street. the selloff came after new data showed inflation hit 7.5% in january on an annual basis. that's the highest in four decades. it stoked fears the fed will raise interest rates more aggressively than expected. so the dow ultimately tumbled 526 points. its worst daily performance since january 18th. the nasdaq dropped 304, and the s&p 500 was down 83. >>> apple plans to improve the saefrt safety of its airtags after complaints about unwanted tracking and stalking. the company said the devices will undergo software updates this year to add more safeguards for users some improvements are expected to include privacy warnings during airtag setup and alerting people sooner in an unknown airtag is traveling with them. the button-like gadgets were designed to help people find misplaced personal belongings. >>> movie pass is attempting a comeback. the founding ceo wa

diane king hall is joining us live with that and more this morning.d morning. >>> good morning amanda. let's start with a look at the market action. trading has been underway a little more than ten minutes. stocks started lower but have turned higher, dow on the plus by 53. in the tech sector, gains as well after the big drop, nasdaq better by 85 and shares of facebook's parent company under pressure. investors pulled the company on the stock yesterday sending shares of meta tumbling 26% after issuing disappointing numbers this week. the biggest one day drop for a stock in u.s. history. >>> employers stepped up hiring in january. economy grew by 467,000 jobs last month. that was better than expected. it came despite omicron variant wreaking havoc. the unemployment rate did tick slightly higher to 4%. >> thank you, diane. >> you got it. >>> it is quarter to 7:00. bay area state senator nancy skinner pushing a plan aimed at reducing absences from school. it would require school districts to provide free transportation for students. right now state law o

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more.orning, anne-marie. stock futures are pointing to a higher open after a big selloff on wall street yesterday. the dow suffered its worst day since november as investors remain on edge about a possible russian invasion of ukraine. the dow ultimately tumbled some 622 points. the nasdaq dropped 407, and the s&p 500 fell 94. >>> the fda is warning parents not to use three popular infant formulas linked to bacterial infections. the warning covers certain batches of similac, alamenton and elecare. they have expiration dates of april 1st or later. there are complaints of at least four illnesses including one possible death linked to formula made by abbott in michigan. the company is recalling the products. >>> peloton is rolling out a new video game-style workout that is a first of its kind for the company. lane break mode turns workouts into a musical fitness game. users power a wheel as it rolls down a track and are rewarded with points by hitting targets. peloton boomed during the pandemic

diane and larry angry, disappointed.d and hopeful. >> my dad can actually go out to eat now, so we've been going out to restaurants. he came with me to my dentist's appointment because he hasn't been able to do that in a really long time. it's awkward because i'm 20. >> he's just trying to make up for the lost 4 1/2 years. >> yeah. >> now, said david, rachel, and heidi, they're hoping the state will solve their mom's murder. >> i obviously hope that they do catch whoever did it, but i wouldn't be surprised if they don't. >> what's going to happen to the family? >> i think all of us want to move out of bloomington. >> yeah. >> that's for sure. >> something else. after all the trauma, these three are, by the look of it, fine. it's because, they said, they had a wonderful mother, pam zimmerman. you three have all done pretty well so far. what would she think about where you are in life and what you've accomplished? >> i think she'd be incredibly proud of how well we've handled everything. and how it hasn't, like, derailed u

good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning to you.stors tried to assess the financial fallout of economic sanctions slept on russia. the dow is down 450 points and all three major averages are under dadown anogle ting p atures in ukraine because of the war with russia. temporarily disabling live information about and how busy are like restaurants and stores, designed to protect local communities as ukraine defends itself in google's traffic updates are available for people using navigation mode. >> diane king hall of cbs moneywatch.com, thank you. >>> migration to california has slowed over the past two pandemic years with every state in the country sending fewer people to california than the prior two years. many of them saw plenty of californians moving in and the area with the biggest drop in california migration is the east coast with experts suggesting it's not the number of people leaving california that is high, it's a near halt of newcomers. >>> the hottest real estate market is not in the bay area or even in our world. >> it'

want >> for denise's mom, diane newton, the feeling was mutual. was he over all the time? >> yes. he practically lived at our house. >> when denise went off to college in minnesota, nathan, a year younger, soon followed. to no one surprise, the couple got engaged a year later. diane knew it was coming. >> i was surprised when he was the first one that she dated and they ended up getting married. >> that was in july 1995. >> i was always very happy being a wife and mother. so, i was happy for her that she had found someone to love. to share her life with. >> right before we did our vows, denise had prepared a song talking about everything that she had wanted was in me. and that our marriage was going to be the kind that she had always hope for, and dreamed for as a little child. and it was a wonderful day. >> after the young couple settled in their hometown of peoria, illinois, denise went to work at an insurance company. while nathan started a career in jails sales. but he couldn't shake a higher calling. for several years he had big dreamed of becoming a baptist missionary. in 19

well i like your pose here before ben fong torres and his wife, diane, these pictures are a gloriousaid i do a day captured by famed photographer and friend. any liebowitz that friendship just one of many in a career that had him sitting down with music legends often before they became legends. he was a part of rolling stone when it was just starting in san francisco. i was freelancing for rolling stone and then became an editor and the paper blossomed into a media sensation. and we began to have have profiles written about ourselves. and what is this phenomenon? iraq magazine and, yeah, it's a rock magazine and more as it turned out to be, it's been 50 years running now or rolling. but the story of rolling stone is only a part of the story of ben fong torres. he grew up in the bay area working in his family's restaurant. it was a big family, five kids or ultimately and ah, pretty crowded flat right outside of oakland, chinatown we . back then, he says he also found other escapes in radio music books and once a year at the chinese new year parade, nothing beats the parade. never has