a day after the syringe driver was switched on, dennis died.scription that led to his death, and hundreds of others like it. i want to know why, but she hasn't answered any of our questions. dr barton, hi, it's richard bilton from bbc news. dr narton goes into her garage. can i ask you a quick question please? but her husband comes out. can i help you? sir, can ijust ask...? i'm from bbc panorama. i know who you are. yes, and i wrote and asked some questions and dr barton didn't answer them, so it would be great if i could... is this all so you can just say you gave us every opportunity to talk and we didn't? it's a very complicated story. and we've not heard from her. the advice we've had is that we should not to speak to the media. why did so many people lose their lives in that hospital? 0h. you're suggesting g is that what you're suggesting? 400 people had their lives shortened, which i think is killed, isn't it? isn't it? 400 people had their lives shortened. shortened... as opposed to killed... so why has she not been, why hasn't she been

just like the syringe exchange programs are an access point. a place where you can actually start that conversation, talk to somebody and, hey, you may be interested in something like this. because it takes time. and what we've seen is this is a recurring -- you know, opioids -- it's a very -- it's very difficult thing to stop using. people go to treatment and they might start using again. of it's a recurring thing. so we need someone in the community for people to actually talk, that's, you know, free of a stigma about them even coming there. and they feel like they're safe and can actually start thinking about ways that they can change, you know, behaviors in their lives that they would like to change. >> now, british columbia, which i -- i dare say probably has more of these kinds of places than any other part of the world. there's quite a few supervised consumption site still has an overdose problem. so are we not getting people from these sites to treatment? >> yeah, that's a good question. and i've seen some misconceptions about that in t

. >> reporter: it offers more than 200 blood tests without a syringe.ut exactly how they accomplished all these amazing feats was a trade secret. >> we saw her at least once a week either gracing the cover or going to a tech conference or going on tv. >> elizabeth holmes. >> elizabeth>>s.meha nk you for having mol he. >> i am so incredibly humbled. >> we did this. >> you founded this company 12 years ago, right? tell them how old were you. >> i was 19. >> reporter: by 2014, theranos is valued at nearly $10 billion. the founders of walmart invest $150 million. rupert murdoch $125 million. and the devos family, including betsy devos, $100 million. but for all the hype on the outside, on the inside, things weren't going as planned. employees like erica chung were dealing with a product that still wasn't working. at what point do you start to think something isn't right here? ? >> i think the transition happened when i started processing patient samples. >> reporter: so you start out with a base test. >> it kept failing. i kept running it over and over and

and they're pointing the finger at a syringe exchange policy. josh kristianto has the story. cruz, calif. - residents in santa cruz are up in arms over the proliferation of littered drug needles in their neighborhoods. damon bruder lives near a railroad track under an overpass, and he says he has found plenty of hypodermic needles there. "we've found 141+ in the last 12 months in this less than three block area," said bruder. he has been keeping all of the syringes he has found this month in his neighborhood, about 30 so far. "we have children that walk through here, my grand children want to walk through here, we have tourists that don't know about the dangers that walk through here to access the boardwalk, the boardwalk is right there," said bruder. a handful of residents attended a community meeting wednesday night to talk about the issue."i found five needles myself, one of them with blood in the chamber. that's what really got my concern," said melissa freebairn, another santa cruz resident. their biggest concern centers around santa cruz county's syringe services progra

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starbucks workers expressed concern about discarded syringes tossed away in waste cans.ng problem since starbucks ghana loug anyone to use its restrooms. on social media, some are asking if the boxes will encourage more people to use drugs in the bathroom? >>> in the east bay, today is the start of oakland restaurant week and now it's ninth year. runs for ten days for people to take full advantage of dining deals. more than 100 restaurants are taking part this year. they are offering prefix menus ranging from 10 to $50 a meal. there's an interactive dining experience to take part in events behind the scenes and learn about the food. restaurant weekends next sunday. >> next at 5:00 a.m., no pay for hundreds of thousands of federal workers today. we'll show you the impact it's having in the bay area. >> chaos on the tarmac. passengers fed up with waiting on the plane after their flight was diverted to oakland. find out what led to two arrests. >> we're continuing to follow breaking news in davis. a police officer shot and killed. the suspect found dead. we have a crew in d

needle-disposal boxes in certain locations.some workers are concerned about improperly discarded syringeshe related health risks and they've posted photos on social media.37-hundred of them have signed a petition for the company to do something about it.in may, starbucks announced plans to open up its bathrooms to everyone.a dad makes app that can freeze your kids phones until they answer your texts. he was tired of his kids not responding so he created the reply asap.it can also helpreach someone in an emergency.the app has been downloaded more than 75,000 times since it was launched back in august 2017.live from. the ansaq marketsite, i'm. jane. king back to you ( james ) thanks jane ( darya ) but still no answers to a three-year-old murder that took place on a bart train. ( darya ) plus ... a little girl with a really bad hair day. the warning about a toy that could leave your child looking like this. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge major hot spotst wb 80 at powell st in emeryville after yesterday's rainfall today will bring much drier and calmer conditions. after a foggy

changes and that's if you have a syringe exchange in your area you can look at the nascent website and see if they have locks on available this is the four milligrams from a jobs these are this is seventy five dollars a dose most programs can't necessarily afford to carry these they're available and some pharmacy chains also they might be a might be able to use your insurance purchase that you can look at sites like the locks on now. there's no locks and locator next distribution which is an organization i'm involved with might be able to help you find on the locks so that's you know the various sites that you can look for but like i said the you know these when i started over those prevention two thousand and three these doses were you know could be thirty three cents apiece now you know they've they've the price of the locks on it's gone up something like three hundred percent and did these are some for purchase tracy and tom you came up a few both. that when we mentioned that you would like to say. i think it's really important for people to see who watching what this drug can do an

for 3 days she's been bed-ridden and force fed through syringes after a man brutally attacks her..sot: she can't do anything it's like she's so helpless and she like tries to get out of bed and she's so used to being independent but she can't.. kendall heinz says her grandmother was walking near her ingleside home sunday afternoo she stopped to take a rest on this doorstep at the corner of majestic avenue and lakeview avenue when a man walked up to her and punched her in the face. sot: she's just so like innocent you know what i mean..you would want to help her not attack her..heinz says her grandmother's jaw was broken in two spots.and she also suffered other severe head injuries..sot: it's like i hate seeing that she's hurt it's like i can't do anything i feel like i wish it was me instead of her. before the attack heinz says she was driving up to where her grandmother was and noticed a man walking erratically along the street. she described the man as being hispanic aring a gray hoodie and black sweatpants..he quickly struck her grandmother and ran off without taking anything..now

ask you about a different kind of paradox the city of san francisco hands out almost 4.5 million syringes every year through its needle exchange program. that means that you are preventing one health crisis but, it's one that is invisible in a sense. you can't see an hiv outbreak that doesn't happen you can see the needles on the ground. how do you deal with the political problem that needles cause while dealing with the health crisis? >> i will say yes it's possible that having needles found in playgrounds and other places where someone could potentially get cut by one of them is creating another public health crisis and i understand that and i am beyond frustrated about some of the challenges with people who, unfortunately, suffer from substance abuse disorder. at the end of the day, part of what we've been able to do, we hire people, specifically to go around and pick up and clean up needles in those particular areas the reason i been ebix of order trying to implement safe injection sites in my city has everything to do with not only trying to get the needles off the street, trying to

and it's helped with reducing the number of syringes on the ground. we've also, every two months or so, done a major cleanup and we do have people who go around and are trained to retrieve needles. as far as the safe injection sites are concerned, i recognize that people's reaction to that is why would we do this? because we want to keep people alive. i mean, we had over 1200 overdose deaths last year that would've been reduced to substantially if we had a location that people could go safely and inject if they overdose. someone is there for them. nursing and medical staff, addiction treatment, to get their arms around folks to get them in the right direction. if you're shooting up under a railroad bridge or in an alley somewhere and you fall out, you are probably going to die. and i think our cities have the responsibility to keep people alive, basically, until we have the opportunity to get to them. the other issue, and what i've been reading about the research, marijuana/cannabis legalization , and allowing it to be used for medical treatment for p

the safe disposal of syringes in the bathrooms of some locations. starbucks workers expressed concerns about discarded syringes tossed away in waste cans. it's a growing problem since starbucks began allowing anyone, not just customers to use its restrooms. on social media, some people are asking if the boxes encourage more people to use drugs in the bathrooms. >> in the east bay, the start of oakland restaurant week i it's very popular. it's in the ninth year. it runs for ten days for people to take advantage of dining deals. more than 100 restaurants are taking part. they're offering menus ranging from $10 to $50 a meal. this year there's an interactive dining experience allowing diners to take part in events behind the scenes and learn about the food. restaurant weekends next sunday. i know someone who likes to cook. >> i do. now i'm hungry. thank you. we're looking live at san jose. 101 at 880. starting to see heavier traffic here. not terrible at this point. but once you get further north, you do slow t before you get to trimble. we got the upd

the city handed out a record 5.8 million free syringes last year. that's about 500,000 more than in 2017. >>> time is now 4:38. a woman who worked as a walgreens pharmacist is being accused of having a pharmacist license, after handing out 5,000 prescriptions. three bay area walgreens stores did not check her credentials. >> reporter: walgreens customers were stunned to hash that a former pharmacy worker, kim tien lai is being accused f >> i am in shock. >> the california state board of pharmacy investigation says for nearly 11 years, lai worked as a pharmacist and pharmacy manager and authorized more than 45,000 prescriptions. she worked at three walgreens stores. but the problem is she has never been licensed as a pharmacist. and had a pharmacy technician license, which expired in 2008. >> there is a major difference between a pharmacist and a pharmacy technician. pharmacists have to go through a lot of educational requirements and meet stringent state requirements to get licensed. >> most were at the walgreens on mowry avenue. more than 100,000 p

changes and that's if you have a syringe exchange in your area you can look at the nascent website and see if they have locks on available this is the four milligrams from a jobs these are this is seventy five dollars a dose most programs can't necessarily afford to carry these they're available and some pharmacy chains also they might be you might be able to use your insurance to purchase that and you can look at sites like the locks on now. there's no locks and locator next distribution which is an organization i'm involved with might be able to help you find on the locks so that's you know the various sites that you can look for but like i said the you know these when i started over those prevention two thousand and three these doses were you know could be thirty three cents apiece now you know they've they've the price of the locks on it's gone up something like three hundred percent and did these are some for purchase tracy and tom you came up a few both. that when we mentioned that you would like to. i think it's really important for people to see who watching what this drug can

what's ashley gonna do -- sit here all day filling these bottles with a syringe? what i'm really trying to understand is who you are. miranda: right. lemonis: what's the main product that's creating the $2.8 million on this table? layne: those eye shadows, the brush sets, and definitely the gloss. it's 25%, 25%, and 25%. and so this particular product makes up 25% of your revenue -- $700,000. what does this cost to make, all-in? layne: depending on the colorant, anywhere from, say, $1.76 to $2.02. lemonis: what do you sell this directly to a salon for? layne: $10. -lemonis: so $8 in margin. -layne: yes, sir. lemonis: so, there's lano lip, which is what your original product was, and that makes up what percentage of the $2.8 million? layne: 3% max. miranda: max. lemonis: what a bummer that is. miranda: i agree. lemonis: so, the premise of the whole company -- miranda: ...was lost. lemonis: well, it's not lost. it's gone. i'm sure all these products are great, but you have to admit you are kind of all over the place. miranda: no, i think layne wants to go where the

changes and that's if you have a syringe exchange in your area you can look at the nascent website and see if they have locks on available this is the four milligrams from a jobs these are this is seventy five dollars a dose most programs can't necessarily afford to carry these they're available and some pharmacy chains also they might be able to use your insurance to purchase that and you can look at sites like the locks on now. there's no locks and locator next distribution which is an organization i'm involved with might be able to help you find on the locks so that's you know the various sites that you can look for but like i said the you know these when i started over those prevention two thousand and three these doses were you know could be thirty three cents apiece now you know they've they've the price of no locks on it's gone up something like three hundred percent and did these are some for purchase tracy and tom you came up with pay if you both know that when we mentioned that you would like to say. i think it's really important for people to see who watching what this drug

changes and that's if you have a syringe exchange in your area you can look at the nascent website and see if they have locks on available this is the four milligrams from a jobs these are this is seventy five dollars a dose most programs can't necessarily afford to carry these they're available and some pharmacy chains also they might be you might be able to use your insurance to purchase that and you can look at sites like the locks on now. there's no locks and locator next distribution which is an organization i'm involved with might be able to help you find on the locks so that's you know the various sites that you can look for but like i said the you know these when i started over those prevention two thousand and three these doses were you know could be thirty three cents apiece now you know they've they've the price of no locks on it's gone up something like three hundred percent and did these are so for purchase tracy and tom you came up a path you both. had that when we mentioned that you were. holding up i think it's really important for people to see who watching what this d

to install needle disposal boxes at some locations, after employees started reporting needles and syringeshrooms. baristas were even poked by discarded needles. thousands of workers signed a petition asking for the boxes. the company will only add to restrooms considered high risk. >>> you can own a piece of sengster's frisch grotto. owners blame the minimum wage for the closure. decorations are being auctioned off. an eight-foot-tall japanese vase is appraised at up to $50,000, along with a nautical painting, stuffed fish, and diving helmets. there is also a 34 carat yellow diamond. >> wow. spenger's is a bay area tradition. i didn't know about the diamond. >>> so guess what? warriors fans, it's official. demarcus cousins is ready to make his warriors debut. >> head coach steve kerr says he'll throw boogie into the line-up. he spent the first half of the season rehabbing an achilles before he signed with the dubs, but now he's got the go-ahead to play again and he says he's ready. >> i don't think anybody could ever really understand this, and i don't really expect them to, unless they've

> he now has to glue those pieces back together and any other parts tinthat are lifting he uses a syringeject glue back into the painting. >> in a world of photo shop artists, he is like the old school version. >> yes. and he is amazing at it. he starts cleaning the grime that has built up over time, revealing the painting below. >> it is much brighter than expected. i didn't know there was blue on there. >> he adds gold leaf. that's what the original painting had and now we get to painting and filling in the missing pieces. >> wow. >> look at that before. and look at the after. >> that's crazy. going back in time. >> he's so good. >> well done. >>> the scene set for a special surprise. >> really beautiful spot. >> the walk down memory lane leading to a bright new future.

> he now has to glue those pieces back together and any other parts tinthat are lifting he uses a syringe to inject glue back into the painting. >> in a world of photo shop artists, he is like the old school version. >> yes. and he is amazing at it. he starts cleaning the grime that has built up over time, revealing the painting below. >> it is much brighter than expected. i didn't know there was blue on there. >> he adds gold leaf. that's what the original painting had and now we get to painting and filling in the missing pieces. >> wow. >> look at that before. and look at the after. >> that's crazy. going back in time. >> he's so good. >> well done. >>> the scene set for a special surprise. >> really beautiful spot. >> the walk down memory lane leading to a bright new future. >>> plus, colin is fixing up a fresh take on -- >> the toaster. it is just not good enough! >> his gadgety upgrade bringing the breakfast staple to a new level. >> look at that. >> so much better. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what

boxes in the bathrooms of some of its locations after workers reported finding blood and discarded syringes. it's raised concerns of exposure to hiv and other diseases. >>> in melbourne, australia, an overhead road sign crashed onto a free way, crushing a vehicle and injuring the female driver inside. the driver was hospital sized in stable condition. stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough. before starting tremfya® tell your doctor if you plan to or have recently received a vaccine. tremfya®. stay clearer. janssen can help you explore cost support options. that's an aggressive yellow. pretty great, huh? if you're a banana. i find it very... appealing. kellogg's raisin bran with bananas. two scoops meet real banana slices. i've done a good job of raisin ya. two scoops meet real banana slices. overwhelming air freshe

to the streets of paris to see what people had to say about the children's program semitone league syringe and i'm astonished that they teach our country that other countries are here we talk about manipulations by the media on the internet we would be better explaining to our kids not to trust what is on the internet or to trust any verified information the same should be done to adults as well but i don't think the world is black or white it is more difficult than this it is important to build awareness and to develop critical thinking not to tell them what's good or bad it's for them to decide is in the prospects as well i don't think it is good to tell kids other countries are bad it is up to kids to shape their own opinion yes it is a politicize ation of children we should not influence children we should give them basic education but not to influence them about other countries they don't know so that's your news wrap for this hour here in our say always good to have a company we're back again in about half an. but there's someone else moving inside of me or controlling my body. the b

semitone league syringe and i'm astonished that they teach our country that other countries are bad here we talk about manipulations by the media on the internet we would be better explaining two thousand kids not to trust what is on the internet or to trust only verified information the same should be done to adults as well but i don't think the world is black or white it is more difficult than this it is important to build awareness and to develop critical thinking not to tell them what's good or bad it's for them to decide is in the past lexus i don't think it is good to tell kids other countries are bad it is up to kids to shape their own opinion yes it is a politicize ation of children we should not influence children we should give them basic education but not to influence them about other countries they don't know. the chief executive of the austrian company involved in the construction of the russian european gas pipeline north stream to has rejected washington's criticism of the project but while negotiations in brussels between russia ukraine in the e.u. on the current gas rout

she's been bed-ridden the last few days and force fed through syringes following that attack. the woman's granddaughter says it happened sunday afternoon as childress was walking near her ingleside home. she stopped to take a rest at stic lakeview avenue when she says a man walked up to her and punched her in the face...and then took off without taking anything. ( will ) the family says childress' jaw was broken in two spots... and she also suffered other severe head injurie. ( will )new this morning ... san francisco police arrested a man suspected of sexual assault. these are surveillance images of the man police were looking for. they say he sexually assaulted an elderly victim monday afternoon in the nob hill neighborhood. the suspect was arrested yesterday afternoon.his identity has not been released. ( darya ) happening today ... a new judge will be assigned to the criminal trial on the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in o

not enough resources in the hospitals we're statuses patients are even being told to buy out any syringes. but the government says it doesn't have enough foreign currency to meet the protesters demands zimbabwe depends heavily on imports and uses bone notes and electronic currency that's picked to the dollar a shortage of dollars means those bones are losing their value but they should now with the immediately now or tomorrow go into negotiations where the government will offer in terms of a million or aiding the plight of the civil service in the areas that they demanded on the streets of the capital harare lines like these are all too common a price. so basic goods have more than tripled and there is a fuel shortage this crisis is one of the biggest challenges facing president emerson a dog who promised economic growth and for investments to bring some way out of two decades of financial disarray and risk robert mugabe oh with these teachers say the government needs to do more to help those who are struggling. on just. the sudanese president has dismissed calls to step down and praise t

she's been bed-ridden the last few days and force fed through syringes following that attack. the woman's granddaughter says it happened sunday afternoon as childress was walking near her ingleside home. she stopped to take a rest at the corner of majestic avenue and lakeview avenue when she says a man walked up to her and punched her in the face...and then took off without taking anything. ( will ) the family says childress' jaw was broken in two spots... and she also suffered other severe head injurie. ( will )new this morning ... san francisco police arrested a man suspected of sexual assault. these are surveillance images of the man police were looking for. they say he sexually assaulted an elderly victim monday afternoon in the nob hill neighborhood. the suspect was arrested yesterday afternoon.his identity has not been released. ( darya ) happening today ... a new judge will be assigned to the criminal trial on the deadly g

for 3 days she's been bed-ridden and force fed through syringes after a man brutally attacks her..sot: she can't do anything it's like she's so helpless and she like tries to get out of bed and she's so used to being independent but she can't.. kendall heinz says her grandmother was walking near her ingleside home sunday afternoon. she stopped to take a rest on this doorstep at the corner of majestic avenue and lakeview avenue when a man walked up to her and punched her in the face. sot: she's just so like innocent you know what i mean..you would want to help her not attack her..heinz says her grandmother's jaw was broken in two spots.and she also suffered other severe head injuries..sot: it's like i hate seeing that she's hurt it's like i can't do anything i feel like i wish it was me instead of her. before the attack heinz says she was driving up to where her grandmother was and noticed a man walking erratically along the street. she described the man as being hispanic wearing a gray hoodie and black sweatpants..he quickly struck her grandmother and ran off without taking anything..

for 3 days she's been bed-ridden and force fed through syringes after a man brutally attacks her..sot: she can't do anything it's like she's so helpless and she like tries to get out of bed and she's so used to being independent but she can't.. kendall heinz says her grandmother was walking near her ingleside home sunday afternoon. she stopped to take a rest on this doorstep at the corner of majestic avenue and lakeview avenue when a man walked up to her and punched her in the face. sot: she's just so like innocent you know what i mean..you would want to help her not attack her..heinz says her grandmother's jaw was broken in two spots.and she also suffered other severe head injuries..sot: it's like i hate seeing that she's hurt it's like i can't do anything i feel like i wish it was me instead of her. before the attack heinz says she was driving up to where her grandmother was and noticed a man walking erratically along the street. she described the man as being hispanic wearing a gray hoodie and black sweatpants..he quickly struck her grandmother and ran off without taking anything..

for 3 days she's been bed-ridden and force fed through syringes after a man brutally attacks her..sot: she can't do anything it's like she's so helpless and she like tries to get out of bed and she's so used to being inde grandmother was walking near her ingleside home sunday afternoon. she stopped to take a rest on this doorstep at the corner of majestic avenue and lakeview avenue when a man walked up to her and punched her in the face. sot: she's just so like innocent you know what i mean..you would want to help her not attack her..heinz says her grandmother's jaw was broken in two spots.and she also suffered other severe head injuries..sot: it's like i hate seeing that she's hurt it's like i can't do anything i feel like i wish it was me instead of her. before the attack heinz says she was driving up to where her grandmother was and noticed a man walking erratically along the street. she described the man as being hispanic wearing a gray hoodie and black sweatpants..he quickly struck her grandmother and ran off without taking anything..now her family is calling on the police for he

they are being installed because drugs and syringes and become a problem. more than 3700 people signed a petition calling for starbucks to put needle disposal boxes in high risk restrooms. some workers found blood on needles and other things. the disposal boxes will be installed in certain locations. it is not known if any will be in the bay area. >> it is a safety issue, especially for children. the idea is that you can encourage certain people to do this. >> they can find somewhere else to do this. they don't have to do it at starbucks. people sell coffee here. people get their breakfast and start their day here. >> in the statement, officials said these decisions are made on a store by store basis. >>> president trump personal attorney will testify on february 7. he was sentenced to 3 years in prison for tax fraud and lying to congress. he also had a campaign finance meeting. some women said they had affairs with then candidate president trump. >>> a lawyer for cristiano ronaldo said they are now seeking his dna for a decade old allegation. a woman said

the company said they are being installed because drug and syringes have become a problem at some locations. 3700 people signed a petition calling for starbucks to put needle disposal boxes in high risk bathrooms. phone workers reported finding blood and needles as well as being pricked by improperly discarded needles. we don't know if there plans to install the boxes will be in the bay area. there were mixed reactions today. >> for safety issues, especially for children i think it is a good idea. you can encourage people to use the boxes. >> they can find somewhere else to do that. they don't have to come to starbucks to do that. people sell coffee here. people get their breakfast and start their day off here. >> in a statement, starbucks said these decisions are made on a store by store base. -- base. >> the 20th day of the government shutdown. >>> the signs are of and the san francisco giants home has a new name. what this means for oaklands arena which is known as oracle arena too. don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor in burlingame. if you have never been to a floor & d

we heard people say we want treatment at the syringe exchange program so we are studying that and againing the way we deliver care is critical. michael: so, we have ten seconds left. so each of you get -- i'll give you ten seconds to respond to this question. what one additional thing that you need to do and what support do you need either from the federal government to -- or any other entity to make sure that happens? gov. wolf: >> we need consistent help and broader recognition at the federal level that this is in fact a medical problem. dr. scott: we put the systems in place and now we need make sure that everyone has access to it and we need to reach people and meet them where they and are need the support at the community level to help do that. >> i think we need at the federal level to really incentivize medical schools to provide the education and treatment and has to be done at a much larger level, federal level. michael: thank you all. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] ♪ >> please welcome, from huntington, west virginia, police sergeant paul hunter and the honorab

last year it handed out a record 5.5 syringes. nearly 16,000 per day. according to the report, in the city there were 193 drug overdose deaths of which 112 from opioids. >>> the federal reserve kept interest rates unchanged and that sent stocks higher. the announcement was made today in washington. consistently mild inflation is the reason for keeping the rates the same. the federal reserve will be patient before raising interest rates again saying there would have to be signs of inflation to take that step. >> inflation ratings have been muted and the recent drop in oil prices will push at lower still. >> inflation remains a 2% and the department expects the economy to continue to grow, but not at the pace we saw in 2018. >>> that decision by the fed today sent stocks across the board higher. the doll clothes 434 points higher. nasdaq gained 154 points and the s&p close 41 points higher. there were positive earnings reports from apple and boeing. >>> a cure for cancer. scientists in israel is making this claim. this afternoon, there is plenty of skepti

the health department says the city handed out a record 5.8 million free syringes last year. that is about 500,000 more than in 2017. >>> a beach in the north bay close. how a colony of elephant seal took over the beach while park rangers are on furlough. >>> jared goff sprout dad, jerry. we sit down with him at the head of his sons big moment in the big game. >>> super bowl liii four days away, and you probably know both quarterbacks to tap in to be from the bay area. the veteran tom brady on the left from san mateo, the young gun jared goff on the right from novato, and as the two quarterbacks prepare in atlanta, their dads were here in the bay area. >> we heard from tom brady sr. last night. tonight mike ibanez joins us not to talk about jeff goff dad, jerry. >> one of the reasons i wanted to do the story, it started when he was in high school. jared at marin catholic. i was at one of his games and i observed the dad just up in the stands, for this thing away from being a stage dad. i mean we have all seen that. he let his son have his moment, let him breathe, did not holl

so much homelessness, syringes everywhere. see 16 on the street. i hear liberals are only generous with other people's money. maybe she can fund the homeless shelter with showers and facilities for the people in her district. >> laura: no, no, hannity have got to say, we are at a point. petty, childish, and it is so transparently a political move. it's dumb. she should l

disposal boxes in select locations after employees reported finding uncapped needles and discarded syringes in the bathrooms more than 3700 signed a petition asking for the disposal boxes. you're up to date. that's the news at this hour back >>> sue, thank you very much shares of macy's, tanking almost 19% and on pace for the worst day ever, ever, after reporting underwhelming holiday sales and slashing the 2019 forecast macy's not the only one. target, nordstrom, l brands, kohl's also sliding. courtney reagan is at a macy's in indianapolis looking into the retail wreck courtney >> reporter: macy's reported holiday sales growth of over 1% with double digit online growth, ceo jeff ganet said while it was strong through the black friday weekend, it weakened and did not pick up strength until right before christmas the retailer did have to lower the forecast for earnings, sales and its margins. so after four straight quarters of seeing store sales growth, investors wonder if that trend might be over. look at kohl's also reporting holiday salesmac% unlike macy's. look at target, the strongest o

according to the chronicle, they are being installed because drugs and syringes have become a problem in some bathrooms. marty more than 3600 people called for starbucks to put needle disposal boxes in high risk restrooms. starbucks workers reported finding blood and needles, as well as being pricked by improperly discarded needles. the disposal boxes will be installed in certain locations. it is not yet known if any are in the bay area. >>> the owners of the now closed bangers seafood got a surprise as they prepared to sell off furnishings. they learned this large japanese face that had been part of the restaurant's decor for more than a century is actually a rare and valuable treasure. it was one of three vases made for the 1893 chicago world fair and was on display at the 1894 midwinter fair in san francisco. experts say it cost $50,000 to make in the late 1800s. the family brought it after it was displayed at the fair. >> her great-grandfather brought it home and her great grandmother liked it but didn't love it, and suggested it go to the restaurant. >> the other two vases are in

so much homelessness, syringes everywhere. feces on the street. i hear liberals are only generous with other people's money. o maybe she can fund the homeless shelter with showers and facilities for the people in her district. >> laura: no, no, hannity i've got to say, we are at a point.r e petty, childish, and it is so transparently a political move. it's dumb. she should let him give thee state of the union. she doesn't want to stand or applaud, that's fine. i find the whole thing to be another sad chapter in american politics. >> sean: to the president's credit, fighting, staying on principle, keeping promises. >> laura: of course he has to do that.yi i am talking about the democrats being petty. >> sean: what is she standing for here? no solutions, no help, no border security. not going to end well for the democratic party. >> laura: sean, great show. thank you so much.he i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle," from a contentious washington tonight. >> the state of the union speech has been canceled by nancy pelosi because she do

released a statement saying if a young white man was found dead in a wealthy black man's apartment with syringesould've been handcuffed and taken directly to jail. and protesters outside ed buck's home have been calling on police to arrest him. but his lawyer says his client did not give these men drugs, and that critics are using race to blame ed buck, but now 828-year-old black male claims that he barely escaped death in his apartment. telling the daily mail that he flew him from minnesota to l.a., and injected him with methamphetamines, quoting again that i was so scared, i felt today death in my soul, call my mother, i said i feel like he is going to kill me. investigating the death of timothy dean, and re-investigating the death of gemmel moore, ed buck has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to democratic causes and candidates, some of those are giving the money back. martha. >> martha: a lot more to come in the story, trace, thank you very much. here's a question for you, how do you split a $137 billion fortune? the founder of amazon about to go through the most expensive divorce in

according to the chronicle, they are being installed because drugs and syringes have become a real problem and some starbucks bathrooms. more than 3700 people signed a petition on a coworker website calling starbucks to put me to to put neil disposal boxes in high risk bathrooms, and plays have on blood and needles and were even stuck by and properly dispose of needles. they will be installed in certain locations, we don't know yet if any will be here in the bay area. >>> phillip morris is in hopes to stop manufacturing cigarettes soon. vineyard based company says it wants to move entirely into smoke-free products, especially e-cigarettes. the company says it focuses on the millions of parent smokers who are looking for less harmful yet satisfying alternatives to cigarettes. phillip morris does not say what he plans to stop reducing tobacco products. >>> we are learning more about the financial impact of amazon ceo jeff bezos is divorce. he and his wife mackenzie have been married 25 years, they have four children and were married before he lost amazon. he the person in the world, and esti

for 3 days she's been bed-ridden and force fed through syringes after a man brutally attacks her..sot: she can't do anything it's like she's so helpless and she like tries to get out of bed and she's so used to being independent but she can't.. kendall heinz says her grandmother was walking near her ingleside home sunday afternoon. she stopped to take a rest on this doorstep at the corner of majestic avenue and lakeview avenue when a man walked up to her and punched her in the face. sot: she's just so like innocent you know what i mean..you would want to help her not attack her..heinz says her jaw was broken in two spots.and she also suffered other severe head injuries.. sot: it's like i hate seeing that she's hurt it's like i can't do anything i feel like i wish it was me instead of her. before the attack heinz says she was driving up to where her grandmother noticed a man walking erratically along the street. she described the man as being hispanic wearing a gray hoodie and black sweatpants..struck her grandmother and ran off without taking anything..is calling on the police for hel