yvonne: rising more than 12%. that is despite the announcement of a $1.7 billion write-down due to collapses in commodity prices. let's go to paul allen in sydney. big changes on the way. paul: that is right, your yvonne. a broaderdown part of story. aggressivelyng to cut costs. they will be restructuring. in south africa, three or four smelters will be closed, effectively reducing south african manganese production by 23%. this expected to deliver savings of $1 million. we expect to see a few more details when they announced earnings february 25. the market, as you noted, welcoming of the news. up this morning, although if you look at it in the broader context since the stock was spun off in may, they have lost most half of its value. plenty here for analysts to like. yvonne: let's talk about austria electricity supplier, getting out of the natural gas business. paul: they are closing down the project here in new south wales. and another project is going to be shut 12 years early. they will be looking to sell ass

yvonne: thank you so much.ead on "trending business ," it is tri-mode -- time to talk about a lunar new year tradition, a rare bright spot in singapore's economy. ♪ yvonne: you are watching "trending business." welcome back. singapore will welcome the year of the monkey into a sluggish economy. consumer prices falling for a 14th straight month. all of the gloom is not enough to keep down the prices of good baue pork. checks out this unique economic indicator. linda: i am here at one of the most popular pork places in singapore. just how popular? take a look around. queues you are seeing here have been here for at least four hours to secure their share of pork. there are those who have been queuing up who bought $8,000 worth of the bak-kwa. it? exactly is it is the chinese version of beef jerky made with pork. pieces,aramelized pork which has become increasingly popular during the lunar new year festivities. they are consumed and gifted in huge amounts. understandably, during this period, prices soar. bloomberg

yvonne: thank you. i appreciate your insights, and let's hope things look better for indonesia in 2016. thank you very much, finance minister, and i will send it back to you from the conference in asia. sending it back to you, plenty more to come. show, a look at the maneuvering going on and how it could signal big changes to come. cause a has been told there is a problem in its culture. and takata has been told there is a problem in its culture. that is when "trending business" returns. ♪ anchor: stories making headlines around the world. moving towards a compromise. two of talks ended a proposal before a summit later this month. wanting to be more amenable to changes. as soon asnow be june. north korea has told the united nations said it plans to launch a satellite, possibly within the next two weeks. the u.s. says that validates the need for more sanctions following nuclear tests. pyongyang says the satellite is for earth observation and will operate for about four years. and tens of thousands of peo

hi, yvonne. i'm jamie. >> jamie, hi. how are you? >> nice to meet you. heard you're the bird lady. >> i am that. would you like to meet my kids? >> i would like to meet your kids. >> come on. >> oh, thank you. look at all these guys. oh, hello there. who's that? >> he says, "i'm bogie bird." and he says, "i'm the senior bird here." >> bogie is a 34 year-old double yellow-head amazon parrot. while he's older than yvonne's two cockatiels, he's still a youngin' among the parrot breed, who can easily live for 60 years. when yvonne first adopts bogie from a bird sanctuary, in 2013, she worries about making a commitment to a pet that could very well outlive her. >> at my age, i thought, "how am i gonna make this work out? these guys can live to be 60 years old. i'm not rich." >> so, will bogie become a strange inheritance? yvonne is worried that her cherished parrot will get discarded, like columbo. and what about columbo? >> it must be costing you a fortune. >> columbo's not cheap, and we never, ever, ever, in a million years, thought we'd be here. >> and? >>

yvonne: i'm rooting for san francisco. (we high five.)because the added business isn't just a win for yvonne but for her community. jy cbs news san francisco 3 the businesses get to take a course with google to further the benefits of their contracts. the only place to watch the big game is right here on local 12... all the singing the national athem... the great commercials... and oh yeah... the football... it all gets rolling at six-30. 3 time/temp ...if you could be any character in a fictional book, who would it be and why? just share with us on the local12 facebook page.plus ... a wish come true for a little girl before time runs out ... the touching story, ahead at five on good morning cincinnati. break four3 3 it's book lovers month ...so today on facebook, we want to know ...if you could be any character in a fictional book, 3 we want you to join the conversation -- just *like* the local 12 page on facebook to share your thoughts. 3 3 (show open) 3 now at five.tracking down a high speed chase across three states!we

because the added business isn't just a win for yvonne, but for her community. don't you just love her? now to be eligible for the had to be a minority women, veteran, or lgbt owned and registered with the city. all of the participants get to take a class in google so they can further their business through technology. by the way, yvonne, anne-marie, wants to one day own a food truck. >> i bet she can and jamie yuccas helping out in the kitchen in san francisco. thanks a lot. >>> a super bowl legend went undercover in a pr stint for lift. the car share service put 49ers receiver jerry rice behind the wheel to pick passengers up in san francisco. not even die-hard 49ers fans recognized the hall of famer. he even gets passengers to step out of the car for a dance before revealing his true identity! >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the tough security measures at super bowl 50. we will show you new technology being used to keep the game safe. plus, the big business of super bowl ads. we will have a preview of some > m-g-m employees are worr

hi, yvonne. i'm jamie. >> jamie, hi. how are you? >> nice to meet you. you're the bird lady. >> i am that. would you like to meet my kids? >> i would like to meet your kids. >> come on. >> oh, thank you. look at all these guys. oh, hello there. who's that? >> he says, "i'm bogie bird." and he says, "i'm the senior bird here." >> bogie is a 34 year-old double yellow-head amazon parrot. while he's older than yvonne's two cockatiels, he's still a youngin' among the parrot breed, who can easily live for 60 years. when yvonne first adopts bogie from a bird sanctuary, in 2013, she worries about making a commitment to a pet that could very well outlive her. >> at my age, i thought, "how am i gonna make this work out? these guys can live to be 60 years old. i'm not rich." >> so, will bogie become a strange inheritance? yvonne is worried that her cherished parrot will get discarded, like columbo. and what about columbo? >> it must be costing you a fortune. >> columbo's not cheap, and we never, ever, ever, in a million years, thought we'd be here. >> and? >> how c

yvonne: i'm rooting for san francisco. (we high five.)because the added business isn't just a win for yvonne but for her community. jy cbs news san francisco businesses participating in that program also get to take a course with google to further the benefits of their contracts. contracts. it's now on this morning. morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.after the break...meet athletics -- and see where some other local high school standouts are continuing their athletic careers. - it's now we're taking a look at your_______ here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... in cedar rapids -- the salvation army ended its fundraising season on a high note -- even though it *didn't reach its red kettle campaign goal.managers tell cbs 2 news the army fell just more than 13-thousand dollars short. still -- the 776-thousand dollars it did raise was the most it has ever collected. the red kettle campaign makes up about 47-percent of salvation army's annual budget. volunteers spent more than seven-

a missing persons ad for county council woman yvonne conw. today i found her. >> the food was terrible, people were sleeping in the hallways. >> reporter: romona turnbull now has a permanent home after leaving inside a jam packed women's shelter for months. >> sleeping sitting up in chairs, on the benches in the courtyard, or anywhere that they could sleep. the basement is even overcrowded. >> reporter: brian davis with the coalition for the homeless tells me he has been pushing for changes for a year with no response from district 7 council woman yvonne conw. sew made this missing elected officials flyer claiming she and disappeared. >> the county funds the shelter, and they should do a better job in overseeing what they're funding, because things are out of control here. >> reporter: i had no trouble tracking down council woman conwell this afternoon. >> that upsets me when someone says i'm not compassionate or i'm missing in action, because got the ball rolling. >> reporter: she tells me since the last report on this issue she has secured

. >> reporter: a financial counselor helped yvonne file her taxes. she was able to get a refund of thousands of dollars last year by taking advantage of the earned income tax credit. she said the refund made a big difference. >> it helped a lot. i work hard but i don't make that much money. so it was -- it was a big deal for me. >> reporter: consumer reports toby stager says many qualify for the ashed income tax credit on the yearly tax return. >> if you're a low or moderate income worker this can give you back some or all of the money back in taxes. you might even get more. this can really impact your tax refund. earned income tax credit you can collect depends on your income, marital status and how many children you have. a single person without any children making almost $15,000 a year can get more than $500. and a married couple with three children making almost $50,000 a year could get over $6,000 back. but too few people know about this tax credit. >> one in five households in the united states that is eligible for the earned income tax credit

and now, i'm rooting for yvonne, i don't know about you.o be eligible for this program you have to be a woman owned, lgbt owned, minority owned or a veteran owned business and i think the cool thing about this program is they are involving technology giant google in the bay area. all of the business owners can go to them and take a class, further their technology. >>> and, hopefully, it doesn't crumble under the pressure, jamie. >> reporter: they were so thick, gooey, there is substance there. i could eat them but she talks to them. >> they look delicious. was a great program. we will see you toll, jamie. >>> we have a new update with the super bowl will be lady gaga singing the the national anthem for the game. it is just part of the 2016. marley matlynn will sign at the same time. lady gaga has a pack schedule. the she's honoring david bowie, nominated for an oscar and just one a golden globe. not to mention the upcoming wednesday to go lancaster county native taylor kenney. congratulations. >>> another artist playing the super bowl chris

yvonne: i'm rooting for san francisco. (we high five.)because the added business isn't just a win for yvonne but for her community. 3 to be eligible for the program... businesses had to register as women... minority... veteran... or l - g - b - t owned. they'll also get to take a course with google to further the benefits of their contracts. 3 the blizzard yesterday made travel pretty much impossiblele in the midwest. but believe it or not... . some airports actually stayed open thanks to the hard work of maintenance crews. one of those was central wisconsin airport near wausau wisconsin. 3 (take pkg) (take sot)"nat of control tower"" (take sot) mark cihlar, interim airport director"we get all this drifting with all this wide open space and we've got to make sure that's cleaned off so the airplanes have sufficent braking action" (take sot)"nat of plane taking off" (take sot)"the main things that we're looking for down to bare pavement and our ulitmate goal is to have a surface that's no worse than wet conditions" (take sot

game that was the normal uneventful part the broncos were involved in a little fender bender we ask yvonne miller to share his experience i don't know i was looking was hurt. >> just like bond said bonds said thankfully nobody hurt a minor fender bender will be that was a much more here from media day coming up at 10:00 o'clock if in the broncos gm john elway as he breaks down the big super bowl matchup sti hey sing-along of you like it is monday february the first we are expecting snow paco let us i came out and buy 10 gallons about five lows of bread and i am telling you now it's still coming down a full foot by the time all is said and done the weather guy said look i got into french toast to my house to feed an army i buy eggs milk and bread and we have a little spit of snow due to get syrup only a full forecast later in our no joke by this afternoon here's a plus a big story scene that is shaking up the way you can follow the storm and in particular the snow plows they launched a new system where you can track the snow plows in real time see where they are which of them plowed were lo

to announce that that and thank you to norma two or 3 hats on and relieve in april thank you and yvonnehat has been the ceo of the hospital i think has provided good leadership and come back and forth between 101 grove and the general i also wanted to just acknowledge restraining order listen he will be receiving the goirdz black history month for bayer u bay area african-american leaders for another generation of black heralds and roland will be the speaker i know everybody wants to know if he'll get something from steve curry as you may know (clapping.) yeah. >> for all his help we've been looking forward and to let you know joe robison will be retiring in march done an invisible job over 20 years what the health director i've learned a lot if her we're happy she is going to retirement we're happy for her we'll have a goggling gave me the service that also a other service heidi want to annunciation is dr. espanola jackson has passed away this last week as you may know with an as incredible human rights advocate along with advocating for health for both the behaving and she does have a

. >> yvonne hines' southern smith bakery. contracts worth more than $3 million went to hundreds of san francisco businesses. don't forget, you can catch super bowl 50 between the denver broncos and the carolina on local 12 hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? more than 25,000 movies and shows on demand, most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on their bed. i don't want to be rude. discover how much more is included. are those meatballs still circulating? get tv, internet and phone for $89.99 per month. >> american airlines is bringing back something it hasn't had since 2003. complimentary snacks. you'll see them on domestic flights by april later this month on trans continental flights. american airlines is also offering free entertainment. access up to 40 movies, 60 tv shows and 300 albums to listen to. they have record profits due to lower oil prices and increased >> jeff bezo claimed the

yvonne is looking at it all.e: a much better start off on the monday morning then the last hour or so. shanghai starting off strong, up 1%. over the weekend, we heard the csrc had has been removed and now replaced. the hang seng looking pretty good too, up 0.6%. pretty much flat in manila. we are entering earnings week in hong kong. say kong stock strategist there's more upside than downside. expectations, they stay very low at the moment. earningssaw sales and miss estimates for the first time in six years. 2015, they say, could be looking better. reported 57 that have so far, sales and earnings are ahead of expectations. we continue to talk about the yuan. the bears, the forecasters that predicted this august rout win before then, they say china isn't the only thing they are worried about. talking about the u.s. entering recession and u.s. treasuries heading to all-time lows. we are seeing more sentiment today, better sentiment and optimism, with asx 200 at session highs. the nikkei extending those gains, up 1.

headlines this while and has an entire neighborhood on the police are searching for twenty year old yvonne tay williams who allegedly shot his own mother in virginia beach the shooting happened this morning on the mall drive not far from ocean lakes high school which was under lockdown all day the mother is now back home from the hospital and marcel robertson joins us live from virginia beach and marcel you spoke to williams his brother says he's absolutely shocked now as you mentioned the good news here is that williams the mother is out of the hospital at this point she is back inside the home here recovering and i did brother he says that he once asked his brother why he would shoot their mother i use these you can probably imagine this is really really difficult for the family at this point he says that they're just trying to digest all of this and figure out exactly what happened this morning and why it happens now police first responded here around seven thirty this morning. that's where they took the victim now william's mother to the hospital again she suffered from a gunshot wound

canes opened up 4-3 in the first five nutes, three of which, yvonne reed got in on the action. louisville would get back in it and force a nail-biter the rest of the game. later on, the cardinals attacking. damien lee, cards up 2 at the half. they would extend that lead a bit. canes claw back in in the second half. a 2-point game with five minutes left. miami would squeeze in the lead. reed sinks a dagger. hurricanes beat their second ranked opponent, 73-65. >>> after their second loss to the golden state warriors, miami spot for brooklyn guard joe johnson who would provide much-needed 3-point shooting. the heat picking up back to back in ston. winner would take third place in the eastern conference. in the first quarter, driving lay-up gives the heat a 10-point lead early on. another big game off the bench. the best shot blocker in the nba added eight more. 13 points and 15 rebounds. a tight game al afternoon. boston has the lead in the third. dwayne wade calms everyone down. he had 18 points in the ball game. after being tied at 82, it was all downhill for miami. isaiah thoma

strongholds of the opposition in the northern corridor but because it is being threatened by the yp the yvonne. ypg. >> we will not allow azaz to fall, the whole world should know this. >> inside syria to prevent further advances by the ypg and its allies. they have already captured many areas, taking advantage of a russian backed syrian government offensive against the rebels across aleppo province. the ypg and its allies rejected turkey's ultimatum, instead they are advancing. they have taken the rebel stronghold of ta tal raffat, may say they have been able to take ground because of support from russian air power. air power is not only being used in aleppo in the rebel controlled province of idlib in the west, another hospital has been destroyed causing more casualties. the facility was supported by doctors without borders and provided services to more than 40,000 people. the organization called it a deliberate attack but didn't blame anyone but activists. say russian planes were responsible. just last week one of its facilities was hit in the southern province of dara. >> since the beginni

yvonne morris used to sit in it for real. >> i spent four years in this chair, from 1980 to 1984, because i was a titan ii missile combat crew commander who was stationed at this site >> now she helps run the museum, but, back in the day, she was in the hot seat. >> i was in charge of the crew that would've launched the missile that was based here if we had been ordered to do so. from attack? >> well, the titan ii system, its job was peace through deterrence. that meant that we were supposed to show the former soviet union that, if they ever launched their missiles against us, that missiles -- among others -- against them and that we would retaliate with such force that they would not be able to survive it. and that's called mutual assured destruction. >> mutual assured destruction -- it's "mad" all right. and the memory of that tense time is the reason this museum exists. >> well, we made it into a museum because you can't know what the future is gonna be or you can't influence the future if you don't understand where you came from. and so, in the future, people are gonna have to make so

. >> reporter: for ten years yvonne hines opened her san francisco public. >> don't act up when company is around. we are talking to my brownies. >> reporter: last week she learned the nfl will give her the biggest order of her life. >> i couldn't fumble. i couldn't fumble this. i cannot. >> reporter: 2400 baked goods through the business connect program for on-site meetings. super bowl contracts are worth a lot of dough more than 3 million dollars went to hundreds of san francisco area businesses. and just because super bowl week has started, doesn't mean more orders couldn't come in. >> there are businesses that this week are still submitting invoices and getting contracts last-minute i am getting requests now and so we will tally that up after super bowl. >> reporter: the economic impact from super bowl is often debated but jason with the host committee says the local businesss are hireed it's easy to tally how much they earn. >> are you-- are you rooting >> san francisco. because the added business is not just a win for her but for her community. jamie yuccas. >> and wbz is proud to

. >> reporter: the added business is not just a win for yvonne. but for her community. don't you just love her? if you want to be eligible for the program you have to be a woman lgbt minority or veteran owned. everyone in this program is to take class with google to further their business through technology.>>> i want one of those brownies.>>> jim berry will be heading to the bay area . will be there for the super bowl and bring live reports starting tomorrow. we are four days away from super bowl 50. you can watch the beginning february 7. >>> it's the first wednesday of february which means one thing. it is national signing day. high school football players around the country will sign letters of intent to play college football. south florida is one of the richest recruiting grounds in the nation. some of the best talent comes from miami-dade and broward county. it's an opportunity to chase dreams of an a career but it's a chance to further their education. and also because the schools like university of miami who are trying to land some of the biggest recruits. >> a

yvonne morris used to sit in it for real. chair, from 1980 to 1984, because i was a titan ii missile combat crew commander who was stationed at this site during that time. >> now she helps run the museum, but, back in the day, she was in the hot seat. >> i was in charge of the crew that would've launched the missile that was based here if we had been ordered to do so. >> how did it help keep us safe from attack? >> well, the titan ii system, its job was peace through deterrence. that meant that we were supposed to show the former soviet union that, if they ever launched their missiles against us, that we would launch titan ii missiles -- among others -- against them and that we would retaliate with such force that they would not be able to survive it. and that's called mutual assured destruction. >> mutual assured destruction -- it's "mad" all right. and the memory of that tense time is the reason this museum exists. museum because you can't know what the future is gonna be or you can't influence the future if you don't under

right now beach police are searching for a suspect considered armed and dangerous twenty year old yvonne tay williams is accused of shooting a woman inside a home on cattle drive this morning mass near ocean lakes park williams family tells us the victim in this case is the man's own mother marcella robertson is live outside the scene of that crime will family members tell me that at this point williams mother is at the hospital she is back here at home recovering after being shot in the head this morning i did speak with the williams' older brother again the suspect older brother who says a disappointed families just trying to digest everything he says he has no idea why his brother which his own mother this morning kendall road was far from the usual quiet street was really crazy or something like this to happen on our street i saw sight family member say around seven thirty this morning dante williams shot his mom in the head. we only can just hope and pray that you know she's okay and that all this gets resolved in the best way possible. a neighbor who was a nurse tells us the victim

. >> reporter: the fire started in yvonne watson's apartment. she had already gone to work. her son was home, though, and he called 911 and ran out to alert the neighbors. >> everything lost. he has nothing at all but what he was wearing. no shoes. just his t-shirt, his boxers that he was wearing. total, total, total loss. but thank god nothing happened to anybody. everybody's fine. >> repepter: the fire destroyed two units and four others are heavily damaged by water and smoke. the neighbors got out with their lives, but not much else. >> somebody said help. >> i went in my room. >> when i opened the door, it was all black out there. i just had to go back and grab my handbag and get out the door. >> reporter: the red cross said it's helping more than 20 people find temporary lodging in the fire's aftermath. at last count they said they were helping around 25 peop, because this entire building right now is uninhabitable because many units have water or smoke damage in addition to the two in the middle that are completely destroyed by the fire. what caused that fire, no offic

is on for two suspects in an ad to make county murder case investigators say twenty four year old yvonne cropper and twenty year old jihad trades killed robert bailey tops the fourth. deputies found the top shot last week they have not said what led to big tops is murder. you know where proper intrigues are called the yakima county sheriff's office right away write a warning about this next or if you don't like bugs that might make your skin crawl. norfolk state university students say they're fed up with finding cockroaches all over the dorm right. cockroaches are asking university leaders what they're doing about the problem. plus more reaction coming in after the york county sheriff decided to put in god we trust decals on every patrol (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) . they are your dorm room door for states to tell us they're being overrun by

. >> reporter: ahead in polls, trump pulled out all the stops, appearing with yvonne cut, very pregnant and wife. >> we together, we will make america great again. >> reporter: for many of the other candidates, the results in new hampshire could mean the end of their presidential dreams. earlier, the animosity between jeb bush and trump was intense. >> donald trump, you are the loser. >> jeff is a stick. >> reporter: chris christie talked about people making up their line -- their minds at the last minute. >> it must be hell on wheels here christmas eve. >> reporter: bernie sanders over hillary clinton. >> yes, you are going to have to start paying your fair share of taxes. >> [ cheering ] >> reporter: hillary clinton's >> [ music ] i've still got a lot of fight left in me. >> she rallied with husband bill and daughter chelsea. >> this is an important milestone. in this campaign. >> reporter: well, if you look over my shoulder, you can see those limousines over there, that's donald trump's motorcade. he's arriving back at his hotel for the night. we will find out tomorrow just how well