now many like faye don't know what to do next. she's not sure if she has insurance to cover this. >> that's my home. and i don't -- i really don't know yet where i'm going. i look at my daughters that's right across the street, and hers is even worse than mine. >> it's hard to imagine. gary joins us from georgia just outside of albany. what's the latest on the search for that 2-year-old child? >> reporter: anderson, at this hour, the little boy has not been found yet. it's a very difficult search because it's a heavily-wooded area. the search was suspended when it got dark tonight. but it will resume at first light tomorrow. this is a relatively small community anderson, and hundreds of homes have been devastated, demolished, damaged. people have lost all their personal belongings, and a lot of people are in dire financial straights. the united way of southwest georgia is helping out people here. if any of you would like to care to donate, we'd like to show you the website address. unitedwayswga.org if you'd like to help the peopl

tenants sometimes don't faye risk and roofs sometimes leak. and as we've learned, home values go up but they also go down. >> do your research about real estate anding in gener to rely on the rental income, not the home value. >>> more about the new ways of becoming a land lord. head to our website. nbr.com. the old ways were very difficult. i did it once and it's hard. >> all right. go to the website and read more. thanks for watching. >> i'm tyler mathisen. have a great weekend from me as well. we'll see you on monday. >> "nightly business report" has been fund in the part by hss. >>> our guiding principles are patient first. >> the goal of creating and sustaining value is all about putting the patient at the center of the equation. >> the purpose is to help people get back to what they need ask love to do. [birds chirping] [bluesy guitar music] ♪

we're still laughing atth is one from 2014 hosts tina faye and amy poehler. >> "gravitiy" nominated forow george clooney would rather float away into space and die than spend one more minute with a woman his own age. >> best of all, this is live tv, so of course we've got some favorite prompttr fails. >> how's everybody doing? good? all right? great. >> they put up the wrong stuff on the teleprompter. >> our winner is -- >> here it comes. >> it's coming. >> thank you. >> this is why we llve this evening. >> see now, that's the kind of moment made for someone like cher. as a matter of fact, maybe we'll see her at the globes next year. she's already won three times and now the superstar starring in her first tv movie in 20 years. and here's the cool thing. cher told me at 70 she's not slowing down. at this point, in a lot of people's careers, they are winding down. yyu're winding back up. why? >> because i like what i do. a sell-by date. >> so at age 70 she's starring in a new lifetime movie titled "flint." she will play a woman affected by michigan's water contamination crisis. she is al

picked out margaret smith and former republican presidential candidate governor dewey of new york, fayeer was there and the governor of south carolina jimmy burns with earl warren a california. the famous marine band played many courses of stirring music as the guests continued to file in and the great throng awaited the chief's arrival. headed by general omar bradley, the joint chiefs of staff arrived, here to salute a fellow officer, soon to be the new commander in chief. and members of the highest court in the land led by the chief justice. on the way to the inaugural platform, president truman was escorted through the rotunda beneath the huge dome of building. the next first lady of the land ex-president herbert hoover arrived on the stand and mrs. truman received the applause of the crowd. next to appear was the vice president-elect, richard nixon. his entrance to the stand being met with a spontaneous cheer from the tremendous crowd. last to arrive were the generals, escorted through the rotunda by senator bridges, speaker martin and others, the president-elect appeared solemn and

with me is dr faye kirkland, a gp who works for the bbc as an investigative reporter on health issuesthe nhs; what we don't talk about so much is the anxiety that many of these front—line staff are facing. if you have people in a corridor who you know should be in a bed, that is hugely stressful. you have the consultant described it as frightening, and the royal college of nursing wales said they've never seen the pressure on the nursing staff like this. nurses and doctors have not only got to look after patients on the ward, but also attend to all the people that come through, and undoubtedly this leads to delays in patient care; we know it leads to delays in people getting antibiotics or timely pain relief, and increases the risks u nfortu nately of and increases the risks unfortunately of patients dying. but these figures this week into context. but these figures this week into co ntext. h ow but these figures this week into context. how does it stack up with last year? —— put these figures. and what would happen if there was a flu outbreak? the numbers from the lea ked outbreak? t

i was pretty mad about that just being a faye tive and all these retail stores popping up -- -- native i would appeal to mr. handler for the sake of us san francisco people to work out a compromise to keep it open. i don't think the ordinary person in san francisco cares but keep it open for our sake and hopefully they can reach a compromise i know it's their business and they can do what they want but tourists come down and want to sing. >> santa is there. >> at the piano bar. >> he's starting a petition. >> i've never been in an express so maybe i should check it out. >> all female clothing? >> i don't know it's been 20 years since i've been in one. >>> let's talk about the super bowl. airing super bowl 51 right here. new at 9:00, the first super bowl television commercial is out. 0. >> the 30 second ad starts new england patriots quarterback tom brady and promotes our every day activities it was viewed at different angles in slow motion and 360 degrees virtual reality live. >> i've always wanted my personal announcer to announce me walking into a room. [ laughter ] all right, the mo

and it was reported faye december was in fact the worst month for sales. >> industry wide last year.g to frigid temperatures and people staying home. the worst, according to them. so a pick of name like ihop and denies and apple byes. but it should balance out in result in a flat fourth quarter for a lot of these names. looking ahead to 2017, research group ndp predicting a comeback for fast food. expecting foot traffic to grow 1%. which is positive gicven the sluggishness in the past year. it will be offset by a 2% decline when it comes the full service restaurants, resulting in grow growth overall in 2017. the analysts were busy picking stocks they liked and didn't like so upgrading panera bread saying you can't ignore their delivery business. down grading dunkin brands, setting the valuation after a weak holiday seasonable. they rated jack in the box as one of the top picks and one of the top stories today when it comes to restaurants. >> that's a story talking about their deep fried tacos. do you know about them? >> i haven't had the opportunity. >> jack in the box. deep fried ta

the company told us faye deliveries in 2016 totaled 76,230 which was below guidance. >> i want to pack it up for a second. they're teaming up with whirl pool to make appliances like washers and dryers smarter? alexa won't pick up the clothes in the dryer for me. >> that's coming. maybe that's next year. that is the idea. so obviously, a push we're seeing big tech making a range of ways into our homes. you go expect a smart home will be a theme this year as it has been in years past. yes, today's headline was a few things from amazon. one was this partnership. the ability to control these appliances with the sound of your voice using the smart system. >> thank you. a lot to unpack here. invideo stocks also down on the heels of this key note address. >> so it is probably down about 18%? 20% since the all time high a week and a half ago? obviously, with his ideas, if you look at it, their eps growth does not dictate a premium of that magnitude. what you're buying is the hope they dominate space that he was talking about. if they do, this goes from a $50 billion market cap company probably

finished seeing bonnie and clyde move back in the day with warren beatty and i forget the actress, fayeunaway and i remember walking home that day and i said i'm going to rob a bank, just like bonnie and clyde used to. i was kicking rocks, you know. i was just a kid. >> how much money do you think you've gotten from your bank robberies all these years? >> i don't know. you might want to ask ceasar's palace or something. i have no idea. i never counted. >> torres says he didn't just gamble away his loot but was a modern day robinhood. >> i would give money to homeless people when i see them on the street. i give them $100. i remember one time i was coming out of a bank and kids were out there at christmastime with the salvation army. he asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. basically used to put this is a

jordan hill, 18 years old, tess faye cooper 18. brittie covington 18, and tanisha, 24 years old. she does have a prior arrest for multiple offenses in chicago, and now charged with very serious felonies. what we expect to learn in this news conference is whether this started as some prank or joke and just got out of hand. >>> so it will le interesting to see if we get some clarity on what these four suspects told police, if anything, about the motive behind this. there was some indecision, if you will, about whether this would fall and classify as a hate crime in illinois. obviously prosecutors now believe they have enough evidence to in in fact get a conviction against these four individuals in their alleged role in this attack that started apparently sometime over the weekend, perhaps saturday night. police don't know how long this young man was held, but between 24 and perhaps as long as 48 hours before he was discovered wandering around on the west side of chicago. he was from the far northern suburbs of the city. met up with one individual who he was friends with at a mcdonn

so by its faye chur, considering this white house hates trade deficit, it's going to be much warmer.but michelle, of course, with brexit, with the negotiation over the single market, there are going to be questions about exactly what trade with britain lookslike. we're watching prime minister theresa may step out of her convoy greeted by president trump, walking inside the white house there. that conversation will of course be beginning momentarily. but, michelle, when you think about how important for the uk negotiating a trade deal with the u.s. with so many variables unsolved for with brexit, how important is it to the uk to have something -- and the other ressa may, so-to-have something to stand on when she goes back home? >> i think extremely important. clearly 10 downing has made it very clear that they are going to try to do a lot of trade deals. so that way once they leave the european union there's a lot more free trade, particularly with asia. so, yes, the symbolism of leafing here today with something that feels concrete, that is symbolically very good, even if this this i

earlier i spoke doctor faye kirkland — a gp who works for the bbc as an investigative reporter on healthjanuary. they these figures are from the first week in january. they show that people who have seen a doctor had to waitan people who have seen a doctor had to wait an extra 12 hours to be admitted on 485 occasions. if you compare it to january last year, it happened 185 times. if we look at what he said yesterday, there was a handful of people. leaked documents show yesterday that 29 people were weighted to be admitted after 29 —— we re weighted to be admitted after 29 —— were waiting to be admitted. people said that they needed to be admitted and between 4—12 hours later they we re and between 4—12 hours later they were still on a trolley waiting to be admitted. the red cross says that nhs england faces a humanitarian crisis, that has been disputed but what do you make of these figures? they are very concerning, we know that these patients are often the most sick and had to be admitted. on a ward, they may not get timely care. the royal college of midwives and says that those who wai