cheryl casone is here. hey, cheryl. cheryl: big weekend at camp david ahead, heading to camp david for the weekend retreat for republican leaders. they will hash out a spending bill and 2018 agenda. a controversial new book sneering the president and his campaign and early days in office but is there really any there there to it? i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan today. welcome to "the intelligence report." mr. trump blasting on robert wolff's new book saying it's a full of lies. the justice department launching a new investigation into play to play allegations. let's go to the president, at white house a few moments ago, departing to camp david. >> i'm going with the senators. we're going to camp david. we have a lot of things to work on, a lot of things to accomplish. the stock market is up very, very big today. we set new records much i think they continue to set. the tax cuts are really kicking in far beyond what anyone thought. numerous companies today come out and announced they will make big payments to their

cheryl: and cheryl casone. about yesterday. lauren: more records. cheryl: nothing stops them. we would get to in a few moments. major new developments in the russian investigation. officials say jeff sessions spent several hours being grilled by the special counsel office last week or this is the first time investigators are learned to have interviewed a cabinet member. president trump was asked yesterday if he's worried about what sessions may have said. [inaudible conversations] >> no, i'm not at all, kristen. no come i didn't. but i'm not at all concerned. cheryl: for more on what this means, we turn to prosecutor david bruno. good morning. pretty big deal here. how helpful can sessions be to mueller and also, does this set up a potential interview of president trump, which lawyers were told currently negotiating over. >> will come to should be no surprise. he's testified twice before congress about the ambassador case of acne and the other photo above that was taken where he sat the table. but, should this mean anything? the thing that jumps out at me as the investigation

cheryl: here. cheryl: here to. cheryl: hear it. cheryl: here to weigh in, journalists and grim according member for everything. good morning. hillary clinton made a surprise appearance at the award show last night you take a listen. >> he had a long-time feared being poisoned. one reason he liked to eat at mcdonald's. no one knew he was coming. cheryl: big hit with the audience. what did she think? >> one way or the other it didn't matter to me it was in there. is this real? a very tumultuous life herself. some people -- i thoughtf the satire. i actually like the subway carpool karaoke a lot more. lauren: also the street from the keeley. i've always loved the grammys. don't ruin great music with trash for some of us love music without the politics for a minute. does this affect the numbers, the ratings that people want to see the word shall inherit rate music and not it drawn into political -- >> i don't think that's shouting. what was interesting when they made the great speech -- [inaudible] it was done without mentioning congres

cheryl. train to still come at still come at the trees come a lot of criticism of chuck schumer because he's changed his position. i want you to listen to what he said back in the team name e. >> it should not simply be family relationships that determine who comes here. this bill says that if you have a skill that american need, we are going to expect to you. >> , senator schumer -- a much younger senator schumer in 1890 talking about chain migration come in the visa lottery system, completely different stance on those issues and now he's doubling down on daca and taking the democratic party in the wrong direction because of it. >> absolutely. he's leading the tea leaves for where the party is in trying to get ahead of it. democrats recognize immigrants can be a very strong part of their base going into the midterm elections as well as 2020. they want a sharper base by providing protections for legal immigrants. i think just the headlines of the progressive outlets yesterday suggest a lot of

cheryl and cheryl and back at the racetrack cheryl is training for the next big race on the neighboring island. this is often belong to richer families they let child jockeys ride them and then claim the winnings. sheryl gets a wage for every race horses are semi wild and hard to control without a saddle all right. if a horse runs in a straight line it means the boys can control it and that's how long we have to train for. we can go to the race before the ox and definitely not to. this bend is always the hairiest part sheryl's horse nearly hit the fence at full tilt it was so fast even our camera couldn't catch it on the homestretch the horse bolts again cheryl can hardly stay on. a little bit not. ok in a lot of a lot of the folks in the post that make up that was i am going to say what that will be a lot but. the big day is coming closer the rice on somebody it's their last evening at home with their friends the last chance to be a child again before heading back to the racetrack. in a. more lenient in the. good. thing with her. and her. brother even their mother joins in the football

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cheryl and cheryl can hardly white they're among the first to arrive at the racetrack today. you can. tell that. the family set up camp in the shade of the trees. if you. like to see what. they. do you know about the food. cannot believe that something. that my son did to set them up. completely. out of. the way everyone here on somebody has been waiting for this day. the elite. athlete of. course is only raced on this huge track twice a year with the i i i i. i. it's a different world tougher and more unforgiving the racetrack is twice as long and the horse is a much bigger sure rules father is worried. that. if. i kept tabs. by. the fences in very high yield very stable. the whole cisse can easily break free they are much stronger than i was back home and that with. ammonia from somebody has booked cheryl for two races today at the moment the starting block still resembles an adventure playground but soon it will become part of a messiness racing machine showroom dreams a victory. lap of the sun for those. that was kind enough to give that that. was. given. the race some so

cheryl: it is 5:01 a.m. in new york. good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, tgif, i'm lauren simonetti. alexa stay out of the bathroom, out of the mirror and toilet. cheryl: they want alexa everywhere. we have a lot of breaking news to get to this morning. american workers expected to see the effects of tax cuts in their take-home pay as early as february 1st, treasury secretary steven mnuchin says new withholding tables published yesterday by irs shall allow employers time to adjust workers' paychecks, purpose of tax reform was to put more money in companies so that they could better compete with international rivals. >> the whole purpose of the tax cut act was to put more money in companies so that they could compete competitive companies, i think you know, we had one of the highest tax rates in the world. we have changed that. this is a revolutionary process. we thought it would be great with the economy and we are thrilled with the number of companies that we see reacting accordingly. lauren: one of those companies is wal-mart, jeff

even though everyone says cheryl unsure real are so similar cheryl still seems to have more jokes up his sleeve. i. was i. that sure rule and cheryl have the energy of well racial since they're not necessarily born for the classroom but the twins love playing volleyball in the school yard and enjoy being outside. that. young boy was killed. thank you. muslim love was the first call was done and the sun will not let. you come up the war but for you. how about all that than john i. got to do did not do. that i'm. no day passes at school without the national anthem. i. shortly after noon sure i'm sure real are on their way back home. their mother is bathing her niece's daughter family is everything on some bar and provide stability and security some neighbors are about to arrive. yet. now larry. their father has invited them that's part of the tradition too the boys are on the go for ten days now they'll be a feast as they're all reunited ok. ok ok. i miss them so much i tend to go to the races but we just have a newborn in the family that means i have to stay back and help i'm overjoye

cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. thursday, january 11th. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning and lauren simonetti. michelle williams and mark walberg has the same agent. train to an agent that needs to be fired. 80 bucks to 1.5 million. first, breaking news overnight. federal immigration agents storming 711 stores across the country in the largest crowd done on a single employer since president trump took office. lauren: 20 people have been arrested a fox affiliate atv. details from los angeles. >> photos from "the associated press" showcase agents at a 711 store in the rampart district paid the seven agents stormed inside. a lone worker presented a valid green card. the stories that i didn't want to go on camera and referred us to the corporate office, which issued a statement citing 711 takes compliance with immigration laws seriously and has terminated the franchise agreement to franchisees convicted of violating these laws. immigration and customs enforcement says it was one of nearly 100 nationwide spending 18 states including five raised right here

cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. tuesday, january 30th. good morning from cheryl casone. lauren: and lauren simonetti. big night tonight. drain to obviously a lot on the agenda. a lot of the agenda today. what a year. lauren: breaking news overnight when the house intelligence committee voted to release a controversial memo marked classified. this memo alleges the fbi abused the foreign intelligence surveillance after five to two target the trunk campaign in 2016. some lawmakers described as those for pages as shocking and troubling. but pope conaway house intelligence committee member says this is one of the reasons why the memo needs to be released. >> in order for us to do the work of the judiciary committee to propose legislation and you need to know the underlying reason and this is a problem that can be solved. cheryl: house democratic leader nancy pelosi issued a statement saying in part chairman nuÑez memo contained significant inaccuracies and omissions to misrepresent the underlying intelligence and jeopardize our intelligence on enforcement communities. last w

cheryl: good morning. i am cheryl casone. up early in the markets not looking so good. lauren: the day is long. the s&p up every day of this year. cheryl: apple stock up legitimated to go any higher. just kidding. a federal judge has temporarily halted the decision to and daca. the ruling coming after the state of california and other plaintiffs asked the judge to block for rolling back the obama error program that keeps unprotected younger immigrants in this country but they want the losses to play out in court. lauren: all of this after the president held an extraordinary bipartisan meeting on immigration. griff jenkins' lead in washington with those details. this is unprecedented. >> it is. hold onto your hat. the department of justice responding this morning and the construction crews working. the gop responding to the judge's ruling temporary blocking to end in march in a statement with the justice's position on the backs. daca was implemented unilaterally after congress declined the same group of illegal immigrationimmigrants as such. unlawful circumvention of con

cheryl. cheryl: i want to ask our next guest about that as well. thank you, lauren. the dow crosses the 26,000 mark for the first time that slightly lower at the end of the day. art hogan joins us now. real quick, would he think of the last story the tech executives had in d.c. you think washington is getting too entrenched in business, art? >> i don't think so. a bigger part of everybody's lives and what kind of content they are producing. bumping up against first amendment rights obviously whether or not these folks are publishing. just know it's a big part of all of our lives so we have to make sure whether it's affecting elections are having an effect on terrorism it is long overdue and probably a really good idea. train to the bank stocks that he will have been on fire so there's an appetite for the consumer and the market. dow 26 k., is this buyer fatigue? >> issa immediately after the opening the transports were lower on the day significantly. the russell 2000 hundred participate in the s&p 500 to go into rollover into other dow dow components were driving abo

cheryl: maybe. so back here at home a landslide is threatening a multimillion dollar home, in malibu, california, the three story home left hanging off the edge of the cliff, it's been red tagged deeming it unsafe to live in, utility crews search in muddy hill slide for under water leak but they couldn't find one, people in the area say it maybe sprinkler system. lauren: coming back to that. cheryl: good news from fox meteorologist janice dean. >> take a look at the current temperatures or the 4-hour change from what it was this time yesterday, big warm-up for much of the country and we will take it, right, my friends, current temperatures right now 26-degrees in new york city, 28 in chicago, 41 in dallas, it's coming, i promise, this weekend, past 12 hours not much to report across eastern half of the country. next weather maker across the west. pattern shift, cooler weather, more rain and more mountain snow and could see gusty winds as well. this is going to be the energy that's going to set the s

cheryl: the u.s. is 30,000 troops and you have been north korea's ruler attempting to drive a wedge between a new progress bv. what are your thoughts on this? a un trained to drive a wedge in any progress we've made to deter their nuclear ambitions? >> of course they want to drive a wedge. un has the ideology of being the supreme leader of the entire peninsula. people have to recognize he is the fourth-largest army in in the world however we don't know how much nutrition they have because literally they are allowed to take leave to forage for food. the sanctions that have impacted the road army significantly. at the same time, people think he take up a nuclear capability but he has a lot of mobile site. you could move them around and you can't really catch up to them. all it takes so that those missiles to work pretty a service to air missiles and intercontinental ballistic missiles are far ahead of where the united states have affected at this point. a very touchy situation because you don't want to

cheryl and cheryl and back at the racetrack cheryl is training for the next big race on the neighboring island. for the this is often belong to rich or family so they let child jockeys ride them and then claim the winnings. sheryl gets a wage for every race horses are semi wild and hard to control without a saddle part. but. if a horse runs in a straight line it means the boys can control it and that's how long we have to train for what. we can't go to the race before the ox and definitely not to. and this band is always the harry is part sheryl's horse nearly hit the fence at full tilt it was so fast even our camera couldn't catch it on the homestretch the horse bolts again cheryl can hardly stay on. i don't believe now that. i'm going to be a mile out of even a lot of the folks in the field that make up that much i am going to say what that will be a lot but the. fact. that you think of the big days coming closer the rice on somebody it's their last evening at home with their friends the last chance to be a child again before heading back to the right structure. in the. litany in the

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: happy monday. i'm cheryl -- lauren simonetti. train to a lot of breaking news from the weekend. president trump saying an agreement on daca from the program that protects immigrants brought to the u.s. is probably dead. trump leading democrats for the lack of progress. >> honestly i don't think they want to make a deal. they talk about daca, the data will help the people. lauren: democrats just want to talk and take desperately needed money away from our military. trump wants a wall along the southern border as part of any deal on daca. cheryl: president trump also denying charges that he's a racist after uses vulgar language and some other african countries during a meeting on immigration last week. >> i'm not a racist. i'm the least racist person you've ever interviewed. cheryl:.com and triggered a backlash from some democrats. >> i was raised not to call people racist that it was hard for them to be rehabilitated once he said that. someone saying that senator durbin and senator is going to make something up that the president

cheryl and cheryl and back at the racetrack cheryl is training for the next big race on the neighboring island. where. you go this is often belong to richer families they let child jockeys ride them and then claim the winnings. sheryl gets a wage for every race the horses are semi wild and hard to control without a saddle all right. if a horse runs in a straight line it means the boys can control it and that's how long we have to train for. we can go to the race before the ox and definitely not to. this bend is always the hairiest part sheryl's horse nearly hit the fence at full tilt it was so fast even our camera couldn't catch it on the homestretch the horse bolts again cheryl can hardly stay on. a little bit not. ok in a lot of a lot of the folks that make up that was i am going to say what that will be a lot but. the big day is coming closer the rice on somebody it's their last evening at home with their friends the last chance to be a child again before heading back to the racetrack. no. more leniently in the. wrong or even their mother joins in the football match in the mud she wo

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, another strong finish for the markets, unstoppable. lauren: 401(k)'s continue to do well, rich people at davos are getting rich. we begin with breaking news this morning, of course, president trump at davos meeting with the leader of rwanda ahead of major speech. senior administration officials says the president plans to reiterate the u.s. is open for business, he's expected to discuss america's engagement with the world explaining what america first really means on the world stage and he also plans to talk about collaboration in areas of common cause, defeating isis, putting pressure on north korea. this is what the president said moments ago. >> the united states is doing fantastically well. better than we have done in decades. the stock markets are incredible. businesses are coming in back to the united states. i think it's a great message that people are going the like to hear it. cheryl: the president talking about historic move on u.s. markets. take a look at the u.s. dollar. take it another down today after briefly bouncing bac

cheryl and cheryl and back at the racetrack cheryl is training for the next big race on the neighboring island. where. you go this is often belong to rich or families they let child jockeys ride them and then claim the winnings. sheryl gets a wage for every race horses are semi wild and hard to control without a saddle all right. if a horse runs in a straight line it means the boys can control it and that's how long we have to train for that. we can go to the race before the ox and definitely not to. sure this band is always the hairiest part cheryl's horse nearly hit the fence at full tilt it was so fast even our camera couldn't catch it on the homestretch the horse bolts again cheryl can hardly stay on. a little bit not. ok in a lot of ability to hold the post that make up that was i am pleased to say what that will be a lot but. the big day is coming closer the rice on somebody it's their last evening at home with their friends the last chance to be a child again before heading back to the racetrack. and i'm. going to get in that immediately good. thing we're going to. commit. and. e

cheryl: 5:01 a.m. new york said good morning and cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. drink your markets closed in observance of martin luther king jr. holiday but after the three-day weekend investors are ready to do some buying today. lauren: if we getting close to 26,000 from the seven trading days since 25,000. breaking news this morning. lawmakers are trying to work with four days left to avoid a government shut down. drink two more right from her own adam shapiro. reporter: good morning. intense discussions on capitol hill with members of the administration. they are trying to come up with some kind of deal to pass another continuing resolution, the deal with the issue of immigration and daca. senator rand paul on "fox and friends" monday, but he said the two issues should be kept separate. >> the immigration debate is separate hopefully from funding of the government, but that is the question. what democrats would've spending and funding over this issue? i was not immigration would be settled separate. i still think it would be and should b

cheryl: good morning, cheryl casone, morning after on fbn:am. lauren: morning after winter storm and that's the breaking news that people, you know, making it back to work today, we are also talking about the political storm after the publisher of a book that attacks the first year of the trump white house moved up the release. it went on sale overnight, this defying the white house's efforts to block the book. the white house striking badge saying the tell-all is full of lies. >> i'm less concerned with my exhaustion as i am with the people of this country. i don't really think they care about so much trash that an author that no one had ever heard of until today or a fired employee wants to pedal. lauren: well, sanders referring to michael wolff who wrote the book and former white house chief strategists steve bannon who criticizes trump family members in the book. president trump heads to camp david today for the congressional gop leadership retreat. so back to business. cheryl: yeah, well, business is changing in steve bannon's life, might b

lauren and cheryl, back to you. cheryl: appreciated, caroline shively. lauren: so many others are not. twitter plans to tell you if you may have been exposed to russian propaganda during the 2016 presidential election. cheryl: transparency effect. tracee carrasco has batted other headlines. twitter exploring ways to show it to users that they may have been exposed to this russian propaganda during the 2016 presidential election. working to identify and inform individuals who may have seen tweets from criminal account spreading misinformation and divisive messages. the comments came during a senate hearing on an unrelated topic yesterday in washington d.c. cheryl: pretty interesting. transparency and really trying to move away from the whole controversy with his good. a collection of wines: from a big tank executive. say it isn't so. >> the culprit is a former assistant of this goldman sachs copresident. david sullivan had fun playing $2 million worth of rare and costly bottles of wine stolen from his personal collection there. his personal assistant nich

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. davos on everyone's mind today as the president makes what is an interesting appearance at the world economic forum. turn through the first u.s. president to visit since 2000. cheryl: 18 years since these arrived in davos. raking is here once again. this has happened moments ago. president arrived in zÜrich and he is on his way right now aboard marine one, and root to davos. the president expected to urge political and business leaders to invest in the united states. how are they at least going to receive this message when the pacific rim trade deal and of course the push for higher tariffs on foreign goods. he said to meet with british prime minister theresa may and benjamin netanyahu ahead of the major speech tomorrow. fox business will carry the address and doubtless 5:00 a.m. eastern time tomorrow morning. lauren: meanwhile the u.s. dollar falling to its lowest level in three years. all of this after the treasury secretary stephen mnuchin says they prepare weaker dollar because i

get back to me tomorrow, cheryl casone. cheryl: thank you so much, neil. we are waiting right now on white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. she will address the media amid allegations of white house chaos and dysfunction, outlined in a new controversial book. hello, i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan today. welcome to "the intelligence report." president trump's lawyers issuing a cease and desist letter late last night, yet ad former aide steve bannon and author michael wolff, demand they stop the book's pubcation and personally apologize to the president. all of this happening, a little backdrop we have going on, a massive snowstorm, a "bomb cyclone", is slamming entire east coast. blizzard warnings are in effect. thousands of flights are being canceled. what you need to know to stay safe. that is coming. >>> dow hit as milestone, 125,000 points and more -- 25,000 points and more today. we have all the intel for you straight ahead. first, let you know, zare are you huckabee sanders will address the media any media now. we'll take the briefi

cheryl. cheryl: so much to go through. here to react to the latest developments, judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst. judge great to have you here. >> thank you, cheryl. cheryl: i think senator grassley said it best. this could be jeopardizing the investigation if you want other witnesses to come forward and testify, feinstein's actions whether or not illegal or improper she created somewhat of a mess for her own committee. >> senator grassley knows the operation of the senate judiciary committee and the nature of this investigation far better than i can. but he also has the subpoena power. so if jared kushner is scared away by a promise to keep secret his testimony, which is defied by not all testimony being kept secret, all they have to do is serve him with a subpoena. that is a command. he will have no choice but to testify. in terms of allegation of unlawfulness, this is protected under the constitution called the speech and debate clause which protect as member of congress from being prosecuted o

cheryl: year as the three. the stock market creating tremendous benefits for record-setting stock prices spread jobs, jobs commit jobs pay $7 trillion of value created since her big election when. he's not wrong about that. it's been on fire since 2017. lauren: lot saying he shouldn't be talking about it so much. nikki haley standing firm behind the call to disarm north korea and their nuclear program after the president said he'd be willing to talk to north korea's leader. >> there is no turnaround. guess there could be a time when we talk to north korea and a lot of things have to happen before that takes place. they have to stop testing and be willing to talk about their nuclear weapons. those things have happened. drink your delegations hold former talks tomorrow. cheryl: the winter olympics where we don't want to have a security issue. some of apple's big shareholders starting unusual campaign to make the company more socially responsible. lauren: 43% of the u.s. population hasn't been ivanka. apple does h

cheryl: a farce, phil. that is what he said in september. >> from now on we have to take everything steve bannon says that a pretty significant grain of salt. they stopped that those two statements side-by-side with curry says one in the white house and another thing outside of it. i would expect people to be much, much more closely looking at other statements for accuracy based off what he said in the past. it looks like it's based out of political opportunism. train today is opposite the opportunity to sell a lot of books. michael wall from publications like "the guardian" in the "washington post," even new york magazine who's never done that for the president trump let's be honest. saint michael wolff is known to be somewhat tabloid when it comes to his reporting. >> actually seeing spillover into the media landscape and people are lining up with the grudge match between trump and be an end, seen this effect the 2018 field changing the way the press covers those races because he's got conservative guys l

cheryl. cheryl: lauren, you heard all the buzz about the consumer like tonic show kicking off today in vegas where we see all the latest in electronics. chief analyst of disruptive tech research joins us now. blue, big showdown of the assistance between amazon, alexa and google's voice assistant. >> it's all about voice. if we looked at the headlines coming out last year, it was all about how much alexa was incorporated to other devices. i expect dozens more devices. we even got a classes that are incorporating so there's a lot of new products here. google is getting in on the mix, samsung, microsoft, although microsoft, i'll go in voice as the new interface to replace touch. so this is an area of the market for investors and consumers will have to pay attention to. cheryl: let's talk about the issue of drugs, a really big scene. what is different this year at cbs? neil: trends are trying to push into the consumer market. there have been a tough battle. he rents a 3-d printers. there is so mu

♪ cheryl: good morning. the new year will bring higher minimum wages in 18 states and almost two dozen counties are the changes affect teens 4.5 million workers and 35 cents to michigan to 1 dollar an hour and main good the federal minimum wage remains at $7.25 there since 2009. california officially a sanctuary state. the california value tax became yesterday with how much local immigration authorities. public libraries, even how facilities. jens can do very safe zones were of the goals cannot be arrested. well, beware of the bird. an unexpected source to turn around saturday morning. delta flight 1943 to atlanta returned to detroit shortly after takeoff because a small bird stuck into the pit. the captain decided to turn to play around to avoid potential distraction during the fight. the plane landed without incident and the bird was set free. cheryl: better in the cockpit and not the engine. president trump kicking off 2018 by taking aim at pakistan. here's what he treated you do that if it's foolishly gi

cheryl: we've got a run. the >> the bottom line is democrats don't fix this problem. >> you do not have fixed this problem. >> you want to get rid of chain migration five years chain migration by this going in the thing that's changed is donald trump. bill clinton agreed at this 23 years ago. cheryl: we appreciate your time this morning. a spirited debate. appreciate you both getting up early this morning. lauren: president trump announces a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan. >> america is a nation of builders. isn't it a disgrace that it can now take 10 years to get a minor permit approved for a building road. lauren: a big stake in the infrastructure plan. how the white house plans to pay for that plan. then you may want to look up this morning because moments from now you might be able to see the very rare super blood moon. after two days after triple digit declines for the dow jones industrial average is up 64 points the morning-after the first day of the union. we will be right back. how do you win at bu

cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. monday, january 22nd. good morning coming cheryl casone. lauren: i am lauren simonetti. cheryl: welcome to day three of the government shutdown. we heard senator schumer saying that this was the trump shutdown. i think most people are calling this the schumer shut down. lauren: the blame game is the name of the game as we are in day three. first day of the workweek and with the government shut down on her hands. lauren: where cigarette break down this morning, a lot changing overnight. the federal government has been shut down for 53 hours as they've extended into the first day of the workweek is soren mentioned. mitch mcconnell has scheduled a procedural vote for noon eastern time today picked the vote needs 60 days to filibuster on the build that with on the build that with the least on the government to fit. and they need democrats. >> so let's step back from the brain from the brink. let's stop victimizing the american people and get back to work on their behalf. >> we've had several conversations. talks will continue but we have yet to

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macy's stood its ground so cheryl turned to us for help. we contacted macy's and it issued cheryl a replacement gift card for 20 uks about. they didn't explain what happened but said in a statement we were pleased to be able to address her request, our customer is satisfied with the outcome. now, this was only $20 but it was her $20. gift card theft is big business. thieves can swipe your card without physically having it. so our advice is to use those gift cards as soon as you can after you get them. if you have a consumer complaint call us 888-996-tips or log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> i'm always nervous about gift cards. i don't know if there's anything on this. >> i got one yesterday for shopping at a store. >> there you go. don't lose it, use it. >>> 4:56 right now. this morning the super bowl matchup is set. did you watch any games yesterday? now we're 13 days away from the big game which you will be able to watch right here on nbc bay area. >>> san mateo native tom brady will make his eighth appearance at a super bowl. the pat

>> now, from abc7, "beyond the headlines" with cheryl jennings. >> we have some encouraging news about the virus that causes aids. the good news is that the number of new cases is declining in this country thanks to advances in medicine, awareness, and early testing. and we hope that everyone will check their status with a simple blood test. now the bad news is that the aids virus is still causing a deadly plague in several countries around the world. a prominent bay area pediatrician, dr. art ammann, battled the aids crisis here among children from the very beginning, and now he's working in africa to help families there. he's been honored for founding an international organization called global strategies for hiv prevention. this man is a legend. he started working on the aids crisis 35 years ago, and at the age of 81? >> 81 now. >> oh, my goodness. you are still fighting the fight with this book. but just for folks who don't know what you did back in the day, you made history. you changed the course of the aids epidemic. >> it was an extraordinary time, cheryl, as you know, because

cheryl: we were in disbelief and in tears at the outcome. vicky: hodgin marshall says her close friend, known as jane, was sexually molested by spanish teacher john fernandez in 1990. she says the girls told a teacher, who reported the incident to principal stuckey. cheryl: jane was called in to speak with the principal, and afterward, came to me in tears, saying she did not feel that the principal believed her, and that the principal suggested that jane must have been dreaming it. vicky: she says after a month of hearing nothing, the girls went to vice principal mary miller. cheryl: she dismissed both of us with stern warnings to be careful about what we say. kathryn leehane: that he had groped me, and shown me pictures of a naked woman. vicky: kathryn leehane says she was 16 and alone with fernandez in a classroom. kathryn: his arm is around mine, his arm moves my hand up to my breast. he's grabbing my hand and kissing it. vicky: do you think what happened to you could have been prevented? kathryn: yes. vicky: and why do you think that? ka

cheryl: this broke out 5:00 a.m. this morning in the bronx this building houses furnitures store on first-floor apartments on upper floors of it at least 12 people so far have reportedly been injured, firefighters are dealing with brutally cold weather try to fight flames, this fire coming less than a week after a major apartment fire in the bronx as well, killed 12 including several children. germany is now enforcing a social media hate speech law this new law demands social media sights remove any hate speech any fake news, and illegal material, the log is 24 hours after they are told about these materials being on-site, social media sites do not remove these posts could face fines up to 44 million dollars. facebook twitter youtube expected main targets of new law in germany, group of rev he willers in new zealand a way to avoid a drinking ban built a sand island. a noto on facebook shows sitting on island international waters exempt from 27 dollar drinking fine the first supermoon 2018 right on new year's day some

in gaithersburg, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: because of tragedies like these, the red cross is stretched thin, helping more than 50 families since christmas in our area. the cold snap making it difficult to respond to the fires, but all year long they have responded to an unprecedented amount of natural disasters, walking enough miles on their vehicles to circle the globe 110 times. up next a live report [ splash ] [ horn sounds ] dang! ok, i gotta run. hey, wait, there's something i need to tell you- dang. dang! dang! dang. dang. see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, th the people first warranty. kimberly: a live look at new york city, times s packed. many people have been there since this morning to watch the ball drop. allison, how is the atmosphere? extremely festive, despite the brutally cold temperatures. it is 11 degrees. people have been standing out since this morning in the brutally cold weather. at 11 degrees, this makes it the second coldest new year's

vice president mike pence visiting the western wall, cheryl with all the details, cheryl. cheryl: that's right, maria, coming at tensions with the palestinians continue to rise. palestinians strongly criticizing the u.s. after the trump administration's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. yesterday the vice president announced that the u.s. will speed up the timing of the opening of the embassy in jerusalem. he al said that the white house plans to pull out of the iran nuclear deal unless it is amended. well, bacardi is lining up a shot of tequila. they are buying the maker of patron in a deal valued at $5 billion, this will make the number one spirit player in super premium segment in the united states, second largest spirit company by market share by value in the united states. and then final question this, maria, he dadsled millions with new year's eve performance of one of his biggest hits. ♪ ♪ cheryl: well, now we are learning it may be one of neil diamond's last appearance on stage. retiring from touring but he has been diagnosed with parkinson's

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl. cheryl: south korean president moon jae-in thanked trump for bringing the north back to discussion. he also down played any notion that the talks could hurt the relationship with the united states. microsoft warning that software patches slow down from personal computers and servers, companies say that fixes for security flaws microchip could degrade performance. shares of intel, by the way, down 7%, excuse me from just one year ago. and then there's apple facing new questions about its battery slowdown problem both here and abroad, republican senator john thune of south dakota wrote letter if he's considering a rebait to customers and in france consumer protection agency says that it's opened investigation into apple for potential deception, apple acknowledged that slowed performance of iphone as batteries aged from prevent devices from powering off. obviously consumers think it's for other reasons. trouble in apple store, store evacuated yesterday after an iphone battery overheated,

, cheryl. cheryl: yeah, dagen the disturbing scene captured on video. the police officer trying to stop the driver who was going so fast, tires of mercedes were smoking, the officer practically was run over. driver ignored him. officers gave chase, the driver disappeared and still on the loose this morning. the officer taken to the hospital only had minor injuries luckily but new york's finest not giving up on this one. out in california, scary moments there, take a look at this, the driver who admits he was on drugs launched his car into the second story of a building, officials said the car was going so fast it hit the divider in the road and the car went airborne, one person in the car walked away from the crash, a second person had to be pulled out by rescue crews, both passengers had serious injuries, crews have got to get a crane now to remove the car from the building. chelsea manning is running for senate in maryland releasing campaign ad on youtube. watch. >> we need to fix this. we do

cheryl hurd joins us live at seven eleven, and what does five numbers get you, cheryl? >> reporter: it gets you over $1 million. we don't know exactly how much but it's over a million. now this is what we know so far. we know that someone won the jackpot of $450 million, not in california, but somewhere in the united states. we know that for a fact because the computer reset to $40 million. now the folks here are just finding out about that and they are excited. >> five out of six, that's very good. i'm kind of speechless right now. >> edwin is stunned by the news, someone here bought a winning ticket tonight. >> it's crazy. i'm excited for the person who won. >> after tonight's drawing lottery officials were able to determine that this seven eleven sold a ticket with five out of six winning numbers. no one knows how much it's worth yet. the mega jackpot worth $450 million may still be up for grabs in other states. so if you want to become a gazillion-air in california, there's still a chance. the lucky lottery spot was busy as ever selling tickets. quick stop sold a wi

cheryl: i'm sorry. dagen: it's live tv. cheryl: hello, live television. this is our favorite story in fbn:am, we were cracking up in commercial break, he wore everything to go through security. lauren: i'm surprised people don't do this. put it all on and save baggage fees. dagen: they get their socks in a knot at tsa at people wearing too many clothes. i'm tsa precheck, you're supposed to be able to leave your jacket on, guess what, most of the airports i go through they are like that jacket is too heavy, i'm like is that really the regulation? jon: he had to take all the stuff off. can he recall cheryl could bit a youtube stunt, sure. dagen: they'll hit you with overweight bag fee if you're chegging luggage and overnight. i've done that and antonio stuff out of my bag and put it up there. dagen: again, if you act up in an airport on an airplane, tough, see you. lauren: four pants, four shirts he would have been fine. he overdid it. dagen: he's internet celebrity. jon: here we are talking about it. dagen: exactly, new model for beauty, why cvs is banning

that's funny, cheryl. cheryl: one way to avoid the press. maria: yeah, not that funny but it is in a weird way, cheryl, thank you. [laughter] cheryl: you bet. maria: coming up the demise of the death tax, we break down president trump's regulatory changes and tax plan straight ahead music to the ears yesterday to the people in that audience, then the electric car race, later this hour right here. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. maria: welcome back, battling america's opioid crisis, 91 americans die every day from opioid overdoes according to cdc, annual economic burden of drug misuse costs the u.s. economy 7 and a half billion dollars but new drug

cheryl hurd is live on treasurer island. cheryl. >> reporter: the driver is telling us tonight that the assault happened early new year's morning. he said he had two passengers, a man and a woman. he said when the woman got out, that's when the sexual assault started. >> started grabbing me -- >> jesus explains how he was groped while taking a passenger to their devastation. >> i told him i liked women. >> reporter: he would not stop. >> i was driving. this was affecting my drive, too. >> he says he reported the incident to uber and claims the company told him they would take legal action against the passenger. that's why he said he didn't report the incident to police. now he's frustrated with uber claiming the company isn't doing enough about it. >> if i would have done this to a passenger or someone in my car, i'd be locked up. >> reporter: we reached out to uber tonight. they responded with a statement which reads in part what's been described as unacceptable and not tolerated on the upper app. we take reports like the s

, cheryl. cheryl: that's right, maria, all lanes of i65 in indiana have reopened after crash involving three semitrailers prompting evacuation, the busy road have been shut down for ten hours, indiana state police say that one of the trucks hit the rare of the other two impact caused the chemical leak which led to the massive fire that you see. one minor injury and no deaths luckily, big news in auto industry, foreign automakers are now on track to produce more cars in the u.s. than detroit. now that toyota plans to build a factory with mazda in alabama, now according to one industry website foreign makers and american competitors will both produce about 1.4 million vehicles in the first quarter of this year but the foreign companies are expected to overtake america's big three entirely in the next few years. shares of toyota up nearly 14% over the past year. well, if you like a little caffeine in the morning and you like diet coke, they are making big changes to diet coke, classic diet coke jo

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terrible, terrible story, cheryl casone now with the details, cheryl. cheryl: it really is, maria, 45-year-old deputy u.s. marshal christopher hill was fatally shot while serving a warrant to a woman in harrisburg, pennsylvania, a fugitive task force found the woman inside the home but officers say that a man started shooting at them from second florida, deputy marshal died and other wounded, gunman was shot and killed at the scene. well, ibm reporting increase in quarterly revenue for the first time in nearly six years, topped estimates, the company making progress as they move into cloud computing and security services. ibm also taking a big charge for tax reform. we have seen this story with many american companies now for the fourth quarter, the stock is under pressure again ahead of the opening bell pointing lower by 3% and premarket stock to watch. also another stock to watch, they placed at $1.2 billion loss, first net loz loss in more than 25 years at amex and halted the share buyback program for the first time, they were down after the bell, an

thank you, cheryl. take a break, when we come back, the future is now for gm, general motors make bold announcement saying they could mass produce self-driving cars without steering wheels and without pedals by next year. blast from the past, cindy crawford remaking iconic pepsi app for the big game this year, 26 years later. running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-speed network to give small businesses more. call 1-800-501-6000 today. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing r

cheryl conner joins us now from the "live desk" with more. cheryl? cheryl: steve bannon called a meeting between trump campaign officials and a russian lawyer "treasonous." but we have seen the president fired back with his own sharp words. it all started with details of a book titled "fire and fury: inside the trump white house." according to "the guardian," michael wolff interviewed hundreds of people, including former white house chief strategist steve bannon. in referring to a meeting between trump campaign officials and a russian lawyer in 2006, bannon said, "even if you thought that this was not treasonous or unpatriotic or expletive, and i think it's all of that, you should have called the f.b.i. immediately." he also said, "they are going to c on national tv." the president fired back saying when steve bannon was fired he lost his job, and he lost his mind and he also said that steve was rarely in a one-on-one meeting with me and only pretends to have influence to fool a few people with no access and no clue whom he helped write phony books."