had it message here is, it is never too late, if you even have a peanut allergy you are at risk goingital for severe peanut problem if we solely give you amount my 12-year-old has food al jooz calls at you peanut vaccine tiny bits of protein over time decrease risk ending up in emergency room rl what it is useful for cross reactivist you are at a dinner don't ask for peanuts accidental in your food even though in your food you don't have that reaction, that is the target audience trying to hit. >> on plane somebody opens a bag of peanuts tell you we have one person sitting back row please nobody on peanuts on a this plane this could help solve that. >> that is huge, can't always verify what is in food,ia yeah no pan university in there but next you know face swelling up decreases that dramatically. >> greet stugreat tough, sanctuary as it showdown acting ice director calling out liberal lawmakers trying to ban from -- >> i am not running a popular too confident law about enacted by correct me if i'm wrong. >> on president trump's border wall most influential creature of 20th tributes

an allergic reaction and we're not there to help her out. >> reporter: 1 in 13 children has a peanut allergy. today word of a potential break through. after a california company reported that a daily capsule of a special peanut flour sprinkled on food desensitized children to small amounts of peanuts. of nearly 500 children studied, 67% were able to tolerate exposure to two peanuts compared to just 4% who received a placebo. >> the goal is clinically that would protect them from an accidental exposure or having an allergic reaction in the real world. >> reporter: life-threatening reactions can include difficulty breathing, swelling of the throat, wheezing and coughing. importantly, the daily capsule does not allow children to suddenly start eating peanuts. aimmune therapies plans to seek fda approval later this year. as for elaina -- >> i hope i'll be able to go to more restaurants and eat more foods. >> reporter: hope that a peanut allergy won't force her to live in fear. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> in a moment, the explosion in a popular tourist area. explosion in a popular tou

there may soon be a treatment for peanut allergies. lifornia biopharmaceutical company reported today it found exposing children with allergies to tiny amounts of peanut dust can help them build up a tolerance. in the company's study, two- thirds were able to eat up to two peanuts after a year of treatment. nueen elizabeth met fashion royalty today in her first visit fa london fashion week. elizabeth seemed to enjoy the show, chatting with "vogue" editor anna wintour, who sported her trademark sunglasses while inside the hall. up next, back to the winter games where athletes are wanted, no experience with snow required. required. ♪ we the people... are defined by the things we share. and the ones we love. who never stop wondering what we'll do or where we'll go next. we the people who are better together than we are alone... are unstoppable. welcome to the entirely new expedition. but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough

in a new studying involving 500 children with severe peanut allergies a california company says its dailys of peanut flour helped 67% of the children build up enough of a resistance to tolerate two peanuts but researchers are warning parents not to try this on their own. the method is still being researched and is potentially dangerous in an uncontrolled setting. >>> an italian tennis champ learned in realtime it's better to be lucky than just good. >> yeah, playing in rio, fabio fognini made this serve and watch how the racket slips out of his hands. he catches it and makes the return. >> you see it there. fognini kept his head and managed to win the point after all that. with that unintended trick shot he also went on to take the set and the match in three sets. so he's lucky. >> and good. >> and good. >> very impressive. >>> all right. up next in "the pulse," why a type of pant could soon be illegal in the state. >>> also ahead, how one of the busiest airports in the country is getting in on the "black panther" craze. >>> and later, the basketball team manager who got a chance to suit

patients were gradually given daily doses of peanut protein powder sprinkled over there food. the patients in the study had a severe allergy and couldn't consume more than 30 milligrams of peanut protein to begin. of those who completed the study, 96% of the patients were able to tolerate 300 milligrams of peanut protein during exit study. >> this is exciting because there will be fda approved options for children to be able to get desensitized to peanuts. >> reporter: immunotherapeutic supply for fast-track fda approval by the end of 2018, they hope to be approved in europe by the end of 2019. by the end of the study, half of the patients could consume two-for peanuts with little to no adverse reaction.>> that means that they will have largely per section>> reporter: they will be largely protected for accidental exposure which is what we are going for. >> reporter: if this gets fda approval, they estimate the drug could cost five-$10,000 in the first six months. 300-$400 per month after that.>> that could be a lifesaver for sure. >> thank you. >>> our top national story this evening, the president making a move on gun con

. >>> new hope for kids with peanut allergies, a possible break through treatment being developed by a peanut company. >>> and later president trump sends a signal about gun control, a change he is willing to make. >>> it's 4:11 on a tuesday afternoon, this i the sky way in downtown san francisco, oncoming traffic trying to get to the east bay, via the lower deck of the bay bridge, it's bumper to bumper and it's not any better on the right-hand side for folks heading south. back wit your heart doesn't only belong ♪to you. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entr

. >>> and new hope in preventing life-threatening reactions in kids with peanut allergies. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. survivors at last week's school shooting plan to hold a rally if the state capitol today to try to pressure lawmakers into enacting tougher laws on gun makers. one student called the vote heartbreaking. >>> in washington there is a small sign of movement on the gun control front. hena doba is here in new york with the details. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. despite the house state voting down the measure the school witnessed one of the deadliest school shootings in modern history last week they will try to persuade them before their legislative session ends. cheers for the students from marjory stoneman douglas high school as their buses pulled into the state capitol last night. today those students will meet with lawmakers in tallahassee to push for tighter gun control to help prevent mass shootings like the one that claimed 17 lives at their school last

. >>> plus a promising new treatment that could help children suffering from peanut allergies. how capsules containing peanut powder could be a life changer for millions. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we cannot merely take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference. >> the president voices support for stricter gun control measures. >> i think that should be the first step as we start limiting the ability of certain people to get these things. >> we have a voice and we're going to be using it. >> survivors of the florida school shooting plan to hold a rally today. >> but the state house refused to consider a bill to ban assault weapons. >> they held rebel-led parts of damascus. the deadliest violence there in three years. >> flooding in the midwest. herb rain combined with a melting snow pack. >> it's just overwhelming. >> in los angeles, a driver of a stolen truck. >> he slams into -- >> all that -- >> lindsey vonn won a bronze medal. the old evideest female olympic. >> all that -- >> they recognize

many children have peanut allergies and some may have life-threatening reactions. the company plans to file for fda approval by the end of the year. >>> what are the keys to living a long life? right away you probably think healthy diet, regular exercise >> a new study turns conventional thinking upsidedown and nicole brewer is here to explain that. . >> often we toast to life. well get ready to or the another around. research said a little bubbly does a body good. >> maybe searching for the secret to longevity >> overall happiness >> well rounded life >> should we say secrets? new research found many factors extend your life but would you believe booze beats exercise >> that's crazy >> scientists at the university of california found two glasses of wine or beer reduced your risk of premature death by 18% compared to 11% for daily exercise >> i'm surprised by that but makes me feel pretty good about my lifestyle right now >> then i should have a longer life >> the same study coffee can help the cause as well, two cups day, cutting risk 10% >> except in your 70's wh

fired rick pitino amid a separate bribery investigation. >> there may soon be a treatment for peanut allergieslifornia biopharmaceutical company reported to day it found exposing children with allergies to tiny amounts of peanut dust can help them build up a tolerance. in the company study, 2/3 were able to eat two peanuts after a year of treatment. >> queen elizabeth met fashion royalty in her first visit to london fashion week. liz beth seemed to enjoy the show, chatting with anna wintour, sported her trademark sunglasses inside the hall. up next, back to the winter games where athletes are wanted. >>> its no surprise, norway leads the medal count at the olympics. what are all the athletes from the tropics doing at the winter games. ben tracy in pyeongchang, learned it is all part of the master plan. >> reporter: when the bob sleds started racing down the track, a couple of names stood out. brazil, nigeria, jamaica. not exactly places you associate with a frozen sheet of ice. >> i was like, i don't know, from ghana, he competed in skeleton. he came in dead last but still the first african in

many children have peanut allergies and some may have life-threatening reactions. the company plans to file for fda approval by the end of the year. >>> what are the keys to living a long life? right away you probably think healthy diet, regular exercise >> a new study turns conventional thinking upsidedown and nicole brewer is here to explain that. . >> often we toast to life. well get ready to or the another around. research said a little bubbly does a body good. >> maybe searching for the secret to longevity >> overall happiness >> well rounded life >> should we say secrets? new research found many factors extend your life but would you believe booze beats exercise >> that's crazy >> scientists at the university of california found two glasses of wine or beer reduced your risk of premature death by 18% compared to 11% for daily exercise >> i'm surprised by that but makes me feel pretty good about my lifestyle right now >> then i should have a longer life >> the same study coffee can help the cause as well, two cups day, cutting risk 10% >> except in your 70's wh

suffer from peanut allergies which can range from mild to extremely severe. ts a daily medicine that could ward off an allergy attack would be a life changer for them and their kids. 12-year-old aidan robertson and his mother lisa didn't know he was allergic, until he was 2 years old, and ate peanut butter. >> it's horrifying, that moment when you see your child all of a sudden, his face was swelling, and swelling and swelling. >> doctors quickly treated aidan with an antihistamine. but every day the robertsons are on guard against an allergy attack. ap voiding any food that might contain peanuts. >> and peanut oil, too. you don't know how many things that's actually in. and it's in a lot of things. >> now, a company called aimmune is offering a new option. it gave peanut protein powder sprinkled over food to nearly 500 children age 4 to 17. at the end of six months, 67% of them were able to tolerate the equivalent of roughly two peanuts. enough to avoid a potentially deadly reaction to a small, accidental exposure. >> it changes the way the immune system sees

. >>> a company from brisbane has announced a possible breakthrough in treating peanut allergies. company researchers say the capsules have been highly successful, helping children who have peanut allergies build up a tolerance. the results have not yet been reviewed. millions of children have peanut allergies and some can face life-threatening conditions if exposed. >>> in the bay area, it's been a year since the devastating floods in san jose. today at 4:00, we take an in- depth look with some struggling to get into their homes a year later. >>> and that's today at 4:30. >>> just a few minutes away from the closing bell. and the dow jones is down 60 points and the nasdaq is up 8 points and the s&p 500 is down just 5 points. >>> i'll see you and hopefully all of you at the chinese new year parade. final preparations are underway. >> amber lee tells us what to expect this year. >> reporter: inside the cafe post building in chinatown, it's the final rehearsal for the opening act of the chinese new year parade. a flash mob of dancers. >> it's going to be very festive. it's a chaotic

. >>> hope for kids with peanut allergies. the amazing treatment here in the bay area. >>> serena williams reveals a serious health secret. the major complications she faced after giving birth. >>> royalty meets fashion on the >>> let's look at the chances of rain over the next several days. the percentages would be above 80% if -- because they're scattered showers, a 60% chance today, 50% tomorrow, 20% tuesday. that's search days away. >>> crews are cleaning up after three tornadoes hit north texas. the national weather service says one of the tornadoes hit desoto, a dallas suburb. no injuries reported there. two other weak tornadoes tore through johnson county early yesterday morning sending at least three people to the hospital with injuries. a mother and her disabled daughter were hurt when a tornado demolished their mobile home. a third person was hurt when their car crashed into a fallen tree. >> serena williams almost died after giving birth to her daughter. williams gave birth via emergency c section in september. she

for severe peanut allergies.e-based aimmune (eh-mune) therapeutics conducted a double-blind study.. exposing juvenile >>> a company may be on the verge of a cure for severe peanut allergies. they conducted a double-blind study exposing juvenile patients to a gradually increasing dose of protein powder with peanuts. it started with a 30 milligram dose and by the end of the study, most could tolerate 300 milligrams. more than half who consumed peanuts had minimal reaction. >> that means they will probably be largely protected from accidental exposure. that is really what we are going for. >> immune has up plied for fast- track fda approval and hopes to get it by the end of the year. >>> a southern california woman posing as a dentist attempts to perform a root canal in her living room. the patient ended up in the hospital. our reporter says that would be dentist ended up in court today. >> reporter: it is literally like a horror movie. it is real life though. behind this door, prosecutors say clara medina performed

a final decision is expected in april. >>> soon there may be a new treatment for severe peanut allergies. veronica de la cruz tells us a bay area company could be on the verge of a cure, veronica? >> reporter: that's right, allen. they reported today exposing children with allergies, to tiny amounts of peanut dust that could help build them up a tolerance. in a double blind stud dirks, they posed patients to an increasing dose. 30 milligrams for starters. by the end of the year, most could tolerate 300 milligrams. more than half could consume two to four peanuts with minimum reaction. >> that means they will probably be largely protected from accidental exposure. and that is really what we're going for. >> the immune applied for fda approval. the company hopes to get it by the end of the year. veronica de la cruz, kpix 5. >>> tonight, another foodie favorite is being gobbled up. this time berkeley-based chocolate maker is being bought by a japanese foot company. cho started in 2005 by a former massive space shuttle contractor. the high-end chocolate was based on san francisco's water fro

your peanut allergies could be a thing of the past thanks to one bay area company. coughing fit behind the wheel.. probably should have just stayed in >>> good morning. 4:54. smooth ride on the approach towards the maze. here's a live look. but once you get over to the bay bridge toll plaza, a big backup developing in the cash lanes. give yourself some extra time. >>> an east bay driver who had a coughing fit behind the will, his suv ended up inside a mattress store. this is in union city. firefighters say the driver panicked during the coughing fit and accidentally hit the gas. no one in the store was hurt, neither was driver. that's scary. >> yeah! >>> imagine driving a car that's just under a few inches wider than a motorcycle. >> even scarier. reporter macy jenkins is taking us for a ride in the new tango with you could be coming to the new hov lane near you. >> reporter: imagine you're on the freeway, you look to the side and see this, it's so small you might do a double- take. >> regular dash, regular camera, this is the radio. >> reporter: at three feet wide,

. >>> new hope for kids with peanut allergy, a simple treatment that can prevent a serious reaction. >> ♪ >>> you are listening to kesha with macklemore remember good old days when it was warm. actually these days it is warm feels good to me. we will tell you why kesha is canceling her tore dates coming up next, we will be right back. >>> the pop star cancelled some upcoming, international tour dates, kesha said she tore her acl and new she has to undergo surgery but heart broke been having to cancel but hopes to be better in time for her summer tour. >> it is your time. >> marvel studios black panter is pounding on the box office, the movie broke yet another record over the holiday weekend, record after record now black panter is second highest four day domestic movie opening, it brought in $242 million is your passion star wars last jedi, the force awakens to become highest machine gross of all time, with 40.2 million-dollar. >> will we see it again today? >> it is so funny, i was planning to see it yet again but i will postpone that. >> would i do it. >> and, encore presentation m

joins us with the details. >> reporter: potential reactions for those with severe peanut allergies.pill is generating excitement. a trial involved nearly 500 kids ages four to 17. 67% of children who had the treatment for one year were able to tolerate the equivalence of two peanuts. >> speaking as a parent who has had a child wi-- so these typesf studies provide us hope. >> results have not been reviewed by independent experts. doing additional studies and plans to apply for fda approval. the company says the initial six months of treatment will run five to $10,000 and drop to three to $400 after that. >>> thanks very much. >> coming up next, aspirations and the honor role. >> meet some of the 1400 students being recognized. students being recognized. >> loc ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com >>> florida lawmakers killed a bill to ban assault weapons less than one week after 17 people died in a shooting massacre atmosphere a high school. >> students expressed anger, and frustratio

(vicki) for your health tonight: there may be new hope for the millions of children with peanut allergiesocally based company has come up by monday.rain is possible saturday. more rain is possible by monday. (vicki) for your health tonight: there may be new hope for the millions of children with peanut allergies.... a locally based company has come up with a potential new treatment.. the company "aimmune therapeutics" is in brisbane and doctors there have been testing daily doses of peanut flour - contained in a capsule and sprinkled on food. 500 children in the study got daily doses that gradually increased over 6 months. at the end of the study... 67 percent of the kids were able to tolerate roughly two peanuts. as for the price... the c-e-o says the first six months of treatment cost between five-thousand and 10-thousand dollars. then $300 to $400 a month after that. (grant) the c-d-c is warning about a multi-state outbreak of salmonella... linked to kratom(kray-tum) products. the kratom plant has leaves known for their opiate-like effects. people make tea...chew it, smoke it or swallo

. >> there may soon be a treatment for peanut allergies.ifornia biopharmaceutical company reported to day it found exposing children with allergies to tiny amounts of peanut dust can help them build up a tolerance. in the company study, 2/3 were able to eat two peanuts after a year of treatment. >> queen elizabeth met fashion royalty in her first visit to london fashion week. liz beth seemed to enjoy the show, chatting with anna wintour, sported her trademark sunglasses inside the hall. up next, back to the winter games where athletes are wanted. no experience with snow riefrd. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> its no surprise, norway leads the medal count at the olympics. what are all the athletes fro

.>>> a company from brisbane has announced a possible breakthrough in treating peanut allergies. company says they are working on the first treatment to help prevent serious reaction. the data capsules have been highly successful in test by helping children build up a peanut allergy. many of children have a peanut allergy and some can face a potentially life-threatening reaction.>>> tesla cloud computing systems has been hit by hackers. hackers gained access to part of the cloud system which contain sensitive data on the cars. the hackers were looking for digital currency. tesla issued a statement saying the impact seems to be limited to internally used engineering test cards only. they go on to say that customer privacy and vehicle safety was not compromised in any way. >>> a bay area baseball legend is in the hospital tonight. coming up next, we will talk with our sports director who has a new report about the condition of orlando zepeda.>>> we had a record low temperature tonight in oakland at 34 degrees. we will tell you what to expect tonight and how warm it is going to get

. >>> help could be on the way for those suffering from peanut allergies.ble break-through by a bay area company. >>> it is getting better finally on the commute. maybe not that bad. maybe i'm being too dramatic. lafayette traffic is moving along getting over to orinda and oakland. >>> we have a smooth forecast for sure. not much change today. better opportunity tomorrow for finally rain here and it looks like no doubt about it snow no the -- snow in the mountains. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ >> it could be good news for parents now. a local company has made significant progress in fighting peanut allergies. >> not good news for those trying to buy a home. pam cook is back with today's dollars and senses. >> because of the low inventory home prices keep heading higher. that is keeping a lot of buyers, particularly first time buyers out of the market. that disappointing news was offset by tech stocks that have headed higher. they headed up when the

>> a peninsula company believes it's come up with breakthrough pill to help children survive peanut allergies. immune therapeutics, daily doses of sprinkles to 5,000 people, some developed a tolerance equaling to peanuts. not reviewed by outside experts but it it is promising. >>> exercise or alcohol for a long life? researchers at cal say certain types of alcohol help you live longer than hittingtreadmill. drink couple of glasses of beer or wine a day is better than alaska for living to 90. firmly believes that modest drink improves longevity. >> how about that? >> tennis star serena williams revealed she almost died after birth of daughter. gave back in emergency c-section. suffered pulmonary embolism shortly afterward. married to reddit cofounder alexis. >>> snow on the slopes of tahoe. >> get the latest on the frigid temperatures from sandhya patel. >> temperatures are moderating a little bit dan and dion. check out live doppler 7, cloud cover overhead. don't get me wrong, still chilly but not as record setting and cold as this morning. right now live doppler 7, showing you what's coming

. >>> a company from brisbane has announced a possible breakthrough in treating peanut allergies.working on the first treatment to limit reactions. they said it has been highly successful in text -- test by helping children build up resistance. millions of people have peanut allergies, and in some cases, they can face potentially life- threatening reactions if accidentally exposed. >>> anyone who loves their pets know that animals can calm --, is now to make us better people all around. that also helps people struggling with mental illness. animals can provide significant benefits. they can provide comfort, alleviate worries, loneliness, and isolation. the research says it is likely because of the unconventional nonjudgmental love that is available that they can give.>>> lucky charms is adding a new marshmallow to the mix. general mills decided to phase out the hourglass marshmallow, and earlier this month, customers voted to decide what the next lucky charm should be. the winner is a white and purple magical unicorn. lucky charms is also introducing a third variety of the serial

>> a peninsula company believes it's come up with breakthrough pill to help children survive peanut allergiesne therapeutics, daily doses of sprinkles to 5,000 people, some developed a tolerance equaling to peanuts. not reviewed by outside experts but it it is promising. >>> exercise or alcohol for a long life? researchers at cal say certain types of alcohol help you live longer than hitting treadmill. drink couple of glasses of beer or wine a day is better than alaska for living to 90. firmly believes that modest drink improves longevity. >> how about that? >> tennis star serena williams revealed she almost died after birth of daughter. gave back in emergency c-section. suffered pulmonary embolism shortly afterward. married to reddit alexis. >>> snow on the slopes of tahoe. >> get the latest on the frigid temperatures from sandhya patel. >> temperatures are moderating a little bit dan and dion. check out live doppler 7, cloud cover overhead. don't get me wrong, still chilly but not as record setting and cold as this morning. right now live doppler 7, showing you what's coming in. system acro

details on a promising new treatment that could help children suffering from peanut allergies. >> announcer: nbc 10's olympic medal count is locally sponsored by independence blue cross. live fearless. >> the medal race keeps on changing. norway remains in front with 33. germany is in second with 24 total medals. the united states is in fifth but just added to its total of 16 medals and may get more later on today. >>> another medal to report for team usa. and has nbc 10 national correspondent jay gray tells from us olympic park, more medals could be coming our way later on. >> reporter: lindsey vonn raced to bronze in the downhill skiing to honor the memory of her grandfather who passed away before the winter games. >> i wanted to win so much because of him. but i still think i made him proud and our family never gives up and i never gave up. i kept working hard and i am really proud of this medal and i know is he too. >> red gerard needs to bring something special here. >> three snowboarders advance to the finals in big air return colluding slopestyle gold medal winner red gerard. >> just

and they found that the incidents of peanut allergies dropped dramatically if we expose our babies tot's not surprising that this new study by a company called aimmune technologies out of california looked at 500 kids who already had severe peanut allergies, and they found over six months period of time if they give this many tiny microscopic peanuts, they're able to eat a peanut or two a day without having severe reaction. charles: some sort of vaccination almost. the same theory. you introduce a flu thing. is it the same theory once your body learns how to attack this. >> estates exactly the right way to look at it. it is like a vaccine. you give tiny bits of it. not enough to trigger a allergic response. and then you get to the point where you can tolerate the food. now, i'm not telling people they're able to eat peanuts after this. but you know what this will work for? cross contamination. so if you accidentally come across peanuts in your food or tree nuts or whatever we decide to use this for, you're not going to have the severe allergy that requires an epipen or go into the eme

peninsula believes that it's come up with a breakthrough treatment to help children survive severe peanut allergies. it was developed in brisbane. a major site gave children daily doses of a new drug based on peanut protein. more than 2/3 of the children were able to tolerate about two peanuts by the end of the study. they're in a race with a french company to come to market with it. right now there are no treatments for peanut allergies. >>> the police are reshooting a recruitment film after some community members claimed that it was too macho and militaristic. here's one scene showing s.w.a.t. officers with assault rifles. some residents say it doesn't represent the police department or the city. the department is getting ready to reshoot the video to make it more community friendly. >>> all right. we're headed outside with a new accident now. it is 80 westbound near appen way. it involves a motorcycle. the rider has flown off motorcycle. the motorcycle is ahead of where the rider is. there's a sig-alert. it's near appian way. you are slow beginning from highway 4 now westbound. back to the penin

there could be some relief if your kids have peanut allergies.a local company is behind the potential game changer...but how much would the peace of mind cost? (vicki) as technology becomes more common in the classroom... it also means more opportunities for students to cheat. hear how teachers are trying to prevent the high-tech cheating. (grant) plus... police in mountain view are trying to find the victims of several burglaries... see what the crooks stole. (grant) mountain view police have arrested a woman in connection with several burglaries that netted thousands of dollars worth of handbags, jewelry and other items. (vicki) now, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, investigators are trying to re-unite burglary victims with their stolen property. this is the mug shot of 25- year-old melissa vincent, of san jose, now locked up in the county jail. police could not confirm whether this is the same one, but vincent was arrested for being under the influence of drugs as she sat behind the wheel of a u-haul truck parked here on silverwood avenue.

there may be new hope for the millions of children with peanut allergies.... up with a potential new treatment.( james ) the company "aimmune therapeutics" is in brisbane and doctors there have been testing daily doses of peanut flour - contained in a capsule and sprinkled on food. 500 children in the study got daily doses that gradually increased over 6 months. at the end of the study... 67 percent of the kids were able to tolerate roughly two peanuts. as for the price... the c-e-o says the first six months of treatment cost between five-thousand and 10-thousand dollars. then 300 to 400 dollars per month after that. (rebecca) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. refresh your home and save at ross. ross has all the home trends for kitchen, living room and bedroom for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. for the latest home trends, at big savings - you've gotta go to ross. i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light.

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encouraging education on this topic as the mom of a teenager who's lived with a life threatening peanut allergy i certainly believe that there are times that we have had to laugh at the situation just to keep from crying or to live in such anxiety and fear but on the other hand i think that the responsibility of a filmmaker like sony is to put forth educational messages that are truth based and that elevate the conversation rather than hurting others well like any good hollywood we don't hold on just a moment like any good hollywood movie we've got a twist here because all the buns a food allergy patient a former elementary school teacher and she joins into the scotian. i will put the same point that i put to told you a moment ago but is this really not true for that we're finding things to be offended by every day it seems new things this was a block breathing through another adult in a kid's movie yes however the there never should be any sort of ganging up on someone having to do with food allergies this is a very sensitive topic for a reason because you know bullying in and of itself is a b

. >>> there may be hope for millions of kids with peanut allergies.about the treatment being tested and getting positive results. >>> plus lindsey vonn in the gold medal race. how did she do? but how would lindsey do in the selfie olympics? it is the game taking over the world. it is wednesday, february 21st. >>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> a good morning to all. >>> we're going to start this half hour off with the survivors of the florida school massacre arriving in the state capitol by the bus load as they prepare to confront lawmakers on gun control. >> and many of those students boarded the buses moments after attending funerals for classmates killed in the shooting rampage. >> but this was the reaction as the state house refused to consider a bill to ban assault weapons. adrienne bankert has more. >> reporter: they consider themselves family. students who refuse to quietly let their friends die in vein. nearly 100 classmates from majorly doug last high on campus shooting that killed 17 boarding these buses for the 400-m

. >>> welling the first treatment to prevent serious allergic reaction to >>> peanut allergies continue 2.5 american children are affected. >> abc7 news kristen sze joins us with the details. >> reporter: potential reactions for those with severe pea pea pa allergies. a pill is generating a trial involved nearly 500 kids ages four to 17. 67% of children who had the treatment for one year were able to tolerate the equivalence of two peanuts. >> speaking as a parent who has had a child studies provide us hope. >> reporter: the results have not been reviewed by independent experts. doing additional studies and plans to apply for fda approval. the company says the initial six months of treatment will run five to $10,000 and drop to three to $400 after that. >>> thanks very much. >> coming up next, aspirations and the honor role. >> meet some of the 1400 students being recognized. >> local ross has all the home trends for kitchen, living room and bedroom for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. for the latest home trends, at big savings - you've gotta go to ross. at at&t, we believe in ac

. >>> the first treatment for treating peanut allergies passed the test with flying color. and used capsules with tiny ams of peanut flower to desensitize them. the fda has fast tracked the treatment and could okay it next year. >>> amazon announce the a new perk for prime members they can get 5% back from whole foods looking for the amazon prime visa card and the prime version gets 3% back with whole foods and amazon is slashing prices and offering deals since it took over the grocery store chain. >>> some eagles fan got memorabilia celebrating the super bowl lii win and this is thirst quenching liberty coca cola gave out cans of soda and each has the eagles logo on it. the american airlines joined eagles and cheerleaders and mascot swoop in the tasty celebration. >> sad news, they announced today that coldy locks a 37-year-old polar bear was euthanized because a decline in her health. they were concerned because she showed worsening changes in her behavior and happen tide. at 37 coldy locks well surpassed a typical life span of 23 years, she came to the philadelphia zoo in

could there soon be an answer for peanut allergies, the new breakthrough giving hope to millions of americansacking our men and women in blue, carrie underwood's gift to a police officer, those stories when "fox and friends" first on wednesday morning continues. ♪ >> 14 minutes after the hour democrats are aged as the trump ministration pushes low cost health care plans as alternatives to obamacare, larry ensures to sell short-term policies with your benefits and lower premiums. house minority leader nancy pelosi not liking it thing, quote, americans purchasing these shoddy misleading short-term trumpcare plans will be one diagnosis from disaster and senate minor leader chuck schumer saying since day one the trump administration playbook on healthcare has been to sabotage the marketplaces, jack up costs and premiums for millions of middle-class americans. the first treatment to help prevent serious allergic reactions to peanuts may be on your way. making progress on a pill that helps children build up a tolerance to the nut. 67% of kids tolerating the movement of two peanuts after taking the

>> fairly big, there was a big mover, biotech company, late study meeting the end goal of the peanut allergy aimmune, thaimmun aimmune thera, this was up 11%, reenforcing the effectiveness of the peanut allergy drug. it is a small stock. this has been a high fire certainly in the past 12 months or so. >> retail obviously, a bit of negative halo surrounding walmart news and you see some losers at the top. gaps and other ones are down 7% in the premarket on ahead of the gap brand. jeff kerr is leaving, they say it is going to oversees it on an interim basis. we always talk about in terms of gap the effect from banana and old navy but in this case, a replace for one of those >> that's a steep decline for gap this morning take a look at macy's down with 2% >> dom has been on the air this morning. macy's was one of those stocks cited. it had given up a lot during this, here it is under pressure and it will be interesting to see what sort of pressure walmart has across the board on retail this morning. >> not a lot of research out this morning, city does go to sell on snap price target is 14 bucks

the other food allergy is the peanut allergy but hope for those that suffer from it. they are developing a treatment and promise in the most extreme cases. coming up tonight at 5:00. also coming up the weather is warming up and the gorgeous sunshine out there. and the seesaw temperatures come potholes. if you have managed to avoid them so far you have been lucky and we go out with a road crew to see where they are popping up. the adventures of the pothole patrol at 5:00. we'll see you at 5:00. >> i have had a few pothole misadventures. >>> and she is known as a trailblazer for women of color and today she was recognized. delaware recognizes synthi yeah martin, she was chosen for her work with numerous nonprofits including the united way and food bank of delaware and trustees of color to ensure diversity of the nonprofit boards. >> well deserved recognition today. still ahead lucky charms. are getting more magically delicious because of their new marshmallows. when it comes to a car most of us buy it or rent it or lease it. now subscribe, now the service works coming u

peanut allergies. >>> along westbound 80 we are tracking a motorcycle accident just coming in westbound0 at appian way a rider and bike down in the far left lane. traffic stacking up beyond highway 4 and chp just issued a traffic alert. so do expect delays along the eastshore freeway. we'll continue to monitor this traffic as well as the rest of your ride coming up in the 6:00 hour. anne. >>> this is good news for parents. a bay area company is on the verge of a cure for peanut allergist. aimmune gave patients a gradually increasing dose of peanut protein powder starting out with 30 milligrams and at the end of the study they could tolerate 300 milligrams. >>> google could have ammunition against its fight in a discrimination lawsuit. a federal labor board memo states that google was right to fire damore after finding his controversial memo constituted as sexual harassment. the memo stated that biology in part may explain the scarcity of women in tech. in january, damore launched a lawsuit against google accusing it of discriminating against men, conservatives and white people. damore's

> well, lets get to this, jen fred's listening, can you ask her because her children, she has peanut allergy. >> yes. >> wonder if she would be offended by that. >> we will ask her. >> okay. >> in secret, that sarah jessica parker and kim catrail they don't like each other, okay. publicly they say they they don't like each other. >> it came with the third movie. they were going to do it but someone pull the plug and came catrail was mad about that. >> sarah says and other cast mens say that kim is a pain in the butt to work with, and they would -- >> what happened was sarah making it seem like kim was holding out for money. i don't care about any money in the world. i will not make a movie. i don't want to do this. this isn't a contract ploy. i will in the make a movie with you. that was the back story. then sarah jessica parker is going on this campaign where she's trying to be good girl and kim catrail's brother just died. sarah jessica parker writes that night, dear kim my love and condolences to you and yours and god speed to your beloved brother. >> what did she say to that. >> she resp

some possible relief for kids with peanut allergies.bay area company is behind the treatment. (ácommercialá) (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (robin) for your health this morning ... there may be new hope for the millions of children with peanut allergies.... a locally based company has come up with a potential new treatment.. the company "aimmune therapeutics" is in brisbane and doctors there have been testing daily doses of peanut flour - contained in a capsule and sprinkled on food. 500 children in the study got daily doses that gradually increased over 6 months. at the end of the study ... 67 percent of the kids were able to tolerate roughly two peanuts. the treatment is not cheap however ... the c-e-o says the first six months of treatment cost between five-thousand and 10-thousand dollars. then $300 to $400 a month after that. (robin) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news ... its been one year since coyote creek

morgan >> that would be quite a game changer for peanut allergies >>> home depot topping earnings estimates is morning as traffic increased and latest quarter. courtney reagan got a chance to speak with the cfo >> another blockbuster quarter for home depoten into a rising interest rate environment. i spoke with the cfo carol tome and she says they see rates increase, they estimate about $40 in additional mortgage expense each month mortgage rates need to be around 7% before home depot starts to worry about the impact on the business regarding the washing machine tariffs coming, tome says domestic suppliers are taking up prices too the weak building and garden supply sales number in the government's january retail sales report, well, tome says she doesn't look at the commerce department's retail sales. it's just noise to home depot. now shares are up about 1.6% after home depot soared past expectations for profit revenue. the home improvement retailer's sales continue to grow at rates rarely seen in retail today. total comp sales grew 7.5%, u.s. alone, up 7.2% comparable sales growth did sl

> doctor john lepuke looks into a new treatment to help millions of children who suffer from peanut allergiesthat plus eye opener, your world in 89 on seconds. see you at 7:00. >> thanks, guys. >>> in today's story of brotherly love get ready to get pumped. >> ukee washington spoke to the young woman whose chester county cheer leading team is blazing a trail. >> step, and clap your hands. >> reporter: it takes a lot of practice to pep up a crowd, a lot of practice. >> smile. >> reporter: thinks downingtown dominators a cheer leading group for young people of all abilities. >> make sure we are hitting our emotion ol word. >> reporter: started by 19 year-oldly. >> what message do you have. >> instead of having one team in our society and one team for kid without we should all be on the same team because that is how i believe society should be. >> reporter: every person on the team with the disability is there a person without a disability to partner with. like josh romea and his coach page greenly. >> it can be tough sometimes, we calm each other down. i always say if we do a push up, yes. >> y