cheryl. people are still worried. people are still not returning to the offices. they don't want to and employers are having a very difficult time convincing them to go back to work in an office environment or other places, factories, i don't see the exciting number on friday. cheryl: nancy, to his point. i want to bring you into this, 11 million job openings in the country. the fact that you still have excuse me subornly high unemployment is a head scratcher until you realize federal government that we are creating welfare estate and once you give people free money, i'm sorry, nancy, it's hard to take it. >> preaching to the choir, cheryl. yeah, i split my time between arizona and nevada where -- arizona cuts benefits off in july and we pretty much are running it full employment here. in nevada, the supermarket in the town i live in had closed because there weren't enough employee. so i think there's a real crisis. we have 5 million less people working than we did pre-pandemic and to that po

cheryl: i love it. jordan kimmel a great way to end the show today especially on a high note. >> great to be with you, cheryl. cheryl: jordan kimmel a lot happened in the last hour. we're hitting session highs as we're going into the closing bell. 109, 108 higher. a lot of this was news out of d.c. obviously energy prices have come back off. we'll see what the jobs report does on friday, folks. [closing bell rings] cheryl: that is it for me today. the dow up 115. "the claman countdown" is over. "kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so president biden out in michigan yesterday basically argued that opposing his reckless spending, big government socialist plan will lead to america decline. of course he has frequently argued in the past that he has tremendous support for his program. even arguing that republicans outside of congress are big supporters of his plan. remember all of that? he used to say that all the time

cheryl. cheryl: that is why, hillary that visit to the hill was a critical moment for the president, kind of a gutsy move to build support before he goes to glass could you. come back before you get details. we're waiting to see nancy pelosi from where you are right now. thank you, ma'am. i want to bring in republican senator kevin cramer from north dakota. senator cramer, start with your reaction to all of these announcements. in particular it still looks like even the progressives are admitting this, we heard from congresswoman jayapal, that this is still krysten sinema's joe manchin's ballgame? >> certainly seems that way. but i don't know progressives are fired up about it either. as reports said bernie sanders certainly after the president he does not support it. so it doesn't appear to me they have anybody, or at least not nearly enough people on board to call it a success by far. i don't think it looks gutsy at all he came here. i think he looks desperate as he gets on an airplane faci

cheryl: i love you, thank you. i haven't promoted enough i'm sure people are sick of me hearing me talk about appearing to your point what were seen interest rates are going to be rising and there up 3.3% today on the 30 year fixed, i think it goes higher but prices are skyrocketing people are getting priced out of the market, the other side of this and i will go back to the markets, you're looking at technology and big value today pushing the markets higher and tech has been under a lot of pressure especially for september, a lot of people want to own facebook and amazon and apple and netflix which is it an all-time high, what you tell those people. >> the thing is there is ways to do this without putting yourself into much risk, for example some of the stocks if you have the clearance to trade options look at the idea of writing out of the money to acquire the stocks if they pull back or on stocks with volatility numbers alone look at the idea of buying the stocks against it to hedge your exposure and look at the

to follow a little further from cheryl. there's $80 billion in debt spending package that will go toward the irs to hire additional staffers. they say this will clawback 700 believed dollars in revenue that the coming decades. however, they admit their data is seven years old. so we know that the irs is where common sense goes to die. let me give you an existing -- additional examples. i have seen $100,000 criminal prosecution by the irs criminal division to clawback $30,000 in the alleged fraud. no matter what, it is your money that is going toward the bloated -- to reclaim the funds to pay for this spending of these progressive -- >> harris: it is the truth definition of irony. and i don't want to the retreat light of, you know, a topic ahead here. but i do think this way. a basic page, right? the bank teller is going to know if your husband is cheating on you before you do and you know how he or she will know? they will see all of the bank transactions that they got to report to the irs if this goes through. that is not

cheryl: it really is. as far as what's happening in washington and you kind of touched on this a moment ago, you have the biden administration proposing 1% buyback tax going after corporate america again. to be buybacks have been surging this year, s&p 500 buybacks to hit a record in the third quarter. your take on the impact of the biden stock buyback tax will have? maria was talking at it yesterday. how are you going to pay for this? there you go, there's one big example. >> it still has to get through congress and then approved. we will see ultimately what the final package looks like but there's no question that a surcharge of 1% or whatever the final number is going to be on buybacks can be a game-changer for the market. the corporate bid has been really the one constant over the past few years. goldman sachs, $900 billion in buybacks in 2021. by introducing a tax, that introduces a much higher hurdle rate and could dampen the corporate bid which would be negative for markets? cheryl: cliff, all of th

cheryl casone has more hey. cheryl: hi. good morning again so in this warning poll shows most americans don't have confidence in the current state of the country, when asked if things going right direction, or got off track 62% u.s. says on wrong track 38% says things going the right direction the president approval rating tanking, the poll shows only 46% approved of his job so far, the biggest issues facing voters struggling economy, and security issues including the crisis at the southern border. >> well the fda, zwil whether o to approve a booster shot of johnson & johnson covid vaccine regulators says it bolsters defenses caution limited, the national institutes of health fighting every combination produces strong immune responses without severe side effects that has not undergone he per review. >> dreamliner, certain titanium warts week than should be on jet bill the external part dreamliner plagued with issues stuck with more than 25 billion dollars jets inventory right now boeing says making progress improving produc

carley: and what, cheryl, is the latest out of california. cheryl: a nuchal important ya law -- new california law signed by governor newsom will ban the sale of gas powered equipment by 2024. state officials say running a gas powered leaf blower for an hour emits if same amount of police station as driving -- pollution as driving from new york to denver. carley: they're micro managing how you do your lawn. todd: the gas blower works. it blows the leaves. the electric blower like -- nothing goes anywhere. carley: ridiculous. todd: you know why i'm angry. the giants and cowboys. cheryl: we'll talk. todd: seems like everyone associated with southwest might want to get away. cheryl: you know where southwest is based? they're based in dallas. so the airline canceling nearly 2,000 flights over the weekend, citing weather and air traffic control issues. frustrated travelers stuck in several major hubs, tampa, orlando, baltimore, they're not happy. >> when everyone gets up to that ticket line, they're saying i need to get home, i need to get home. w

reporter: hi, there, cheryl. you were just in time, because the cows right now are lined up for their second milking of the day, but the challenge here is not getting the milk from the cows. it's putting it in the bottles because these glass and plastic bottles are hard to come by these days we're getting insight on that very issue from owner here, rick ososky, rick thanks so much for your time. i understand that you have purchase orders from february for packaging materials that are still unfulfilledded. you're still waiting on those deliveries,, what do your suppliers tell you? >> we hear all sorts of stories that it's the pandemic, they can't get labor, raw material doesn't exist, but there's always some story and we're promised a product and a supply next week and then they tell us it's two more weeks so we really scramble. we have no idea what the problem is. i know there's an international pandemic out there but i don't believe that that's the problem. i don't know what it is. reporter: you went from one su

cheryl casone has more. hey, cheryl. cheryl: good morning again, dagen. the department of homeland security preparing to open canadian and mexican land crossings for the fully vaccinated. foreign nationals will be able to cross into the u.s. by car, ferry and by foot. the northern border has been shut down for 20 months since the beginning of the pandemic. well, the administration claims the southern border is closed. illegal immigrants have flooded into the country and they aren't getting covid tested. again, reporting coming from maria bartiromo who has been on the border the last couple days. meantime, the biden administration moving forward with the president's vaccine mandate, that requires businesses with 100 or more employees have those employees vaccinated or they have to get regularly tested. the mandate coming under a federal rule. it's known as an emergency temporary standard. the labor department subs mitting the proposed stan a card to the white house for approval yesterday. this signals the release of it could follow. also, this comes as dow

todd: cheryl casone is here with more on all the chaos. cheryl: blaming corporate america. good morning to both of you. a recent survey of 1,000 u.s. consumers found 82% are worried how disruptions in the global supply chain will impact birthdays, holidays and the ability to get necessary supplies. one port official telling trey gowdy it's only going to get worse. >> the supply chain we have radical disruption here not only in the national supply chain, but in the global supply chain. this is a wake-up call for members of the supply chain that we need to kind of, again, think out of the box here and address these issues that in the future we're really prepared to address the kind of volume surges we've been experiencing. cheryl: which begs the question, where is the department of transportation. secretary pete about buhl appears to be -- pete buttigieg appears to be mia, hasn't made any comments since august on this crisis. fox news reached out to the dot which would only say, quote, the goods movement chain in the united states is mostly controlled by the private sector an

cheryl has the details. cheryl: good morning. panama officials say more than 91,000 migrants have traveled through the darien gap so far this year, the total trip was a previous record of 30,000 in 2016 for the dangerous path is between panama and columbia and is controlled by gangs with more than half of the migrant group patients hoping to reach the u.s. officials say more than 50 people have died cutting across the path just this year. stay tuned for 8:00 a.m. as maria will join us live from the border for a firsthand look at the growing crisis. candidate professional is how the state department is describing a two-day meeting with representatives of the taliban and cutter this is the first such gatherings in the u.s. botched withdrawal from afghanistan at the end of august. at the meetings covered everything from terrorism concerns to safe passage for u.s. citizens and others in the country. also discussing the united states providing humanitarian assistance directly to the afghan people. southwest airlines canceling nearly 2

cheryl says the hotel waived the cancellation fee. but three days later, the booking.com folks went ahead and charged the full amount. she called them up, provided documents, but months and months went by with no refund. that's when she asked our consumer team to check it out. we wrote to booking.com. two weeks later it sent cheryl a $2,038.50 refund. they told us while cheryl did have a cancellation fee, given the customer reached out when realizing the scheduling conflict, they did a full refund as a gesture of goodwill. that means they didn't have to do it, but they did, anyway. they know it can vary between properties, which is why we say you should always check out the policy before you book. take a few seconds to read it. as cheryl showed us, if you do make a mistake, like raj, make sure you address it immediately. that might help you out. if you're getting mixed messages from a company, perhaps we can help. go to nbcbayarea.com or call us at 888-96-tips. janelle, did you ever make a mistaken purchase? >> i got a $100 fruit pick

cheryl: well the closing bell rings in just four minutes from now. stocks in selloff mode. we're off session lows. at one point the dow was down 534. we're down 324. it's a ref day for the nasdaq. amplify energy has halted. it has now resumed trading. the oil and gas company responsible for the oil spill off the california coast saying there does not appear to be an active leak from the pipeline. they expect to know more about accident in the next 24 hours. you can see it is down 44%. with just a few minutes to go here, treasury yields, look at this. we're up 2.6 basis points, 1.489%. that is the current yield. we hit 1.56%. that is the highest number since june. as yields rise tech stocks are getting slammed. the nasdaq down 322. our "countdown" closer scott redler, keeping eye on the technicals. you will tell me something maybe different than speeds the washout i'm seeing on my screen for technology, right? >> we're talking about a washout and the 10-year is barely ticking up. if you look at march the chart of the 10-year, the 10-year hit 1.%. 1.7%. we're well off the hig

reporting live in richmond, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. of course we'll update that story tonight. >>> well, santa cruz county lifted its mask mandate yesterday. so will bay area counties, other ones follow? the covid transmission rate and vaccine rate are generally similar in both place, but there are some key differences. keeping masks on in the bay area for now. >> we are much smaller than most of the other bay area counties. we have less international traffic moving through here for both business purposes and tourism. >> now bay area county attitudes are mixed. marin says it will drop mask mandates eventually while san mateo, contra costa and san mateo say they are not even considering it right now. a high rate of booster shots would go a long way in determining when it will ease mask mandates. so we know it could be super complicated and tricky to keep up with all the mask mandates in each county. we've head it easy. we've put together a list of where you need to wear masks and where you can take it off. go to nbc.com/coronavirus. fin

raj. >> yeah, cheryl. this could have been much worse. again, cheryl hurd reporting in oakland. tenth and market there, that ac transit bus careening into that home. darryl, the homeowner there, inside. thankfully he is okay. thank you, cheryl. >>> what else is happening tonight? well, booster shots. j&j is now in play. should you get one? are you even eligible? and if so, when? we have some answers. today the fda clearing up the confusion for anyone who received that johnson & johnson vaccine. remember, that was the single-dose vaccine. an fda panel unanimously voted to authorize boosters for those who got the j&j shot. here are the specifics. no real age restrictions here. you can get the j&j booster if you're 18 or older. >> we wanted to provide optimal protection against covid. we know that a booster dose will do that. >> here's the timeline. a couple more things need to happen. the fda needs to give final approval. the cdc hearingweek. if the cdc gives its recommendation shots could start immediately after that. not just johnson & johnson now. what about pfizer and moderna?

cheryl casone has that and more. cheryl: good morning to you. the former president's doctor say he's in good condition releasing the statement. president clinton to uc irvine and administered antibodies and fluids after two days of treatment. his white blood cell count is trending down and he's responding to antibiotics well. he hope to have him go home soon. a source telling fox news it was a urinary tract infection. he had surgery in 2004 and had inserted back in 2010. another covid booster shot to be card by the fda. experts to vet on the johnson & johnson vaccine. yesterday approved the moderna booster shot and the agency recommending half dose for older adults, 65 and older. former boeing pilot charged with fraud, accused of deceiting federal regulators and sending two max jets into failure nose dive. federal prosecutors say that persuaded faa to approve pilot training materials that excluded references to the automated cockpit feature. it was a big piece of the max crashes, 2018 and also the one in 2019 that killed 346 people. well, more t

cheryl casone with those details right now, cheryl. cheryl: that is right, maria. the district attorney is reportedly focusing on why live ammunition was onset and how safety protocols. and halyna shot was fired and well this as we learn it was assistant director dave halls not the firearms expert who handed baldwin the gun. in 2019 halls was fired from production team when gun unexpected discharged and injured sound crew member and reporting crew members were using a gun onset for target practice that morning. one of those guns with live ammunition. a lot to unpack. hopefully we will get more details today. queen elizabeth will skip next week's key climate conference in glasko after doctors told her to rest and what they call preliminary investigation and the queen will still make an address to the delegates at the cop26 summit that's going to be the video conference. well, the twin ports of los angeles and long beach will start shipping companies, fining shipping companies if cargo linger too long in terminals to ease congestion at the busiest port complex and th

reporting live in richmond, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. of course we'll update that story tonight. >>> well, santa cruz county lifted its mask mandate yesterday. so will bay area counties, other ones follow? the covid transmission rate and vaccine rate are generally similar in both place, but there are some key differences. keeping masks on in the bay area for now. >> we are much smaller than most of the other bay area counties. we have less international traffic moving through here for >> now bay area county attitudes are mixed. marin says it will drop mask mandates eventually while san mateo, contra costa and san mateo say they are not even considering it right now. a high rate of booster shots would go a long way in determining when it will ease mask mandates. so we know it could be super complicated and tricky to keep up with all the mask mandates in each county. we've head it easy. we've put together a list of where you need to wear masks and where you can take it off. go to nbc.com/coronavirus. find out what the rules are in your cou

cheryl hurd also at oracle park. we have to appreciate this great season the giants had. >> reporter: you do. but, raj, it is so sad out here right now. all the fans are gone. probably at home by now. many of them leaving in disgust. now, losing is one thing, but losing the way the giants did tonight makes it even tougher. >> it was like a half swing and maybe it didn't need to be called. >> reporter: the dodgers beat the giants in a questionable way. the final out called by the umpire on a checked swing. giants fans in silence. >> a great they did an awesome job, yes, thank you. >> reporter: but you're sad? >> sad, but still, go giants. waiting for next season. >> reporter: not a lot of screaming and shouting. some trying to keep their game face on. many fans in this section not even aware of how the game ended. >> last time we had panic we didn't panic. we won the thing. we got the half, it's so tough. we don't get it. we gonna get it next year. >> reporter: this year was an historic one. the giants, the best team

cheryl hurd also at oracle park. we have to appreciate this great season the giants had. >> reporter: you do. but, raj, it is so sad out here right now. all the fans are gone. probably at home by now. many of them leaving in disgust. now, losing is one thing, but losing the way the giants did tonight makes it even tougher. >> it was like a half swing and maybe it didn't need to be called. >> reporter: the dodgers beat the giants in a questionable way. the final out called by the umpire on a checked swing. giants fans leaving oracle park in silence. >> a great season. they did an awesome job, yes, thank you. >> reporter: but you're sad? >> sad, but still, go giants. waiting for next season. >> reporter: not a lot of screaming and shouting. some trying to keep their game face on. many fans in this section not even aware of how the game ended. >> last time we had panic we didn't panic. we won the thing. we got the half, it's so tough. we don't get it. we gonna get it next year. >> reporter: this year was an historic one

cheryl casone with the details. good morning, cheryl. cheryl: good morning, maria. new york's largest healthcare provider northwell firing employees after they refused to get the shot. the state's vaccine mandate for health workers went into effect last week. meanwhile thousands of new york city school staff were barred from returning to work for failing to comply with the school vaccination mandates that took effect yesterday. the united federation of teachers saying roughly 4,000 employees were missing from schools as of monday afternoon including teachers. fox news, desantis saying i'm sadden to say first lady has been diagnosed with breast cancer, impact of countless floridans and she faces most difficult test of her life and will have my unwavering support and entire family. casey is a true fighter. casey desantis by the way, 41 year's old. well, go public. digital public platform filing for ipo and discloses pandemic losses for 2019. humbled as many were forced to stay home but the company is bouncing act. the number of active subscribers rising compared to sa

we could have a cheryl z. a also stands accused of masterminding, numerous assassinations and massacres, including one in 2018 that killed up to 25 people. he denies all the allegations. you buy gun bombs, young. i'm not a gangster. i never booby a gangster is the system i'm fighting against today. the system has a lot of money. they own the media. now they try to maybe look like a gangster. simple enough shall z, a condemned the kidnapping of 17 us and canadian missionaries who are being held for ransom by a rival gang look or danny tud. zach could not be we condemn old kidnappings, that happened in this country. the special one is the missionary set me soon. there americans, when we talk about missionaries and they came to this country to help us here. today we cannot support any gangs who kids that people can, you know, fuss if you a severe fuel shortage as practically shut down haiti's capital, the result of gangs hijacking fuel trucks and blockading depos shells. a says he can get the petrol flowing again

his name is jimmy cheryl z, a war commonly known by his childhood nickname or barbecue once a haitian police officer. he is now the leader of a powerful confederation of gangs called g 9, which controls much of florida prince in its suburbs. with an automatic rifle strapped to his chest shells a took us through the garbage strewn alley ways of la celine, a sprawling slum. he urged us to show the world the desperate poverty in which millions of haitians live out their lives without basic sanitation, healthcare education, or hopes for a better future. although he is the feared leader of a violent criminal gang, cheryl z a appears to be trying to reinvent himself. as a leader, a man of the people knew battling a corrupt system and the current government led by prime minister arial henri, who shares a condemned. no ma'am, got mabel pussy also see that we are fighting for another society with another haiti. that is not only for the 5 percent of the people who keep older, well figured, but a new hater where everyone can have food, clean water. so they can have a decent house to live in anot

zients: no, cheryl, i think i'll take the second one first.. i mean, clearly we've emphasized from the get-go that this will be driven by the scien medicine and that's the expertise and the decision making authority of the fda and the cdc. that is a different process. and we will await their deci getting prepared operationally. governors, working with their teams to make sure that they have the right set of pediatricians and family doctors lined up to receive the vaccine,als, making sure that we have the community health centers ready to receive supply and have scheduling systems in place. so getting operationally ready is different from the fda and cdc decision-making process and we are operationally ready, but the decision on the authorization is clearly with the fda and the cdc. and i think this is a best practice.way to do things to be operationally ready. at the same time, obviously defer to the science and the the fda. and i think we learned that lesson, as i said earlier from the prior administration where the decision was made by the fd

>> cheryl crept through the empty kfc, everything seemed in order. until she entered the kitchen. >> and as i came around the corner, i looked, and i thought, why did robin spend the night here? that was my first reaction. and then when i looked closer, i saw that she didn't spend the night, that she had been killed. >> she ran out of the place. someone called 911. detective jeff lancaster was among the first to arrive at the crime scene. >> she was laying facedown. she had a pool of blood under one side. she had some slash marks to the left side of her face. neck injury from a slashing type wound from a knife. >> it didn't take lancaster long to figure out what happened. this was no accident. >> she had two knife wounds to her back, the right side lower area near the spine. >> it looked, frankly, elementary. robin had been murdered in what appeared to be an attempted robbery. >> the top cover of the safe was removed, and there were some paint chips missing off a new combination lock. >> there were a few drops of blood on the safe, but no fingerprint

cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl. cheryl: that is right, maria. a new fox news poll showing 73% of parents say they are extremely or very concerned about what their children are being taught in school. the majority of voters say that school administrators pushing a political agenda is, quote, a major problem, more than half feel there's too much focus being put on race as many school districts across the nation debate adding critical race theory to school curriculum. yesterday ag garland facing questions from republicans over a bombshell memo that he sent earlier this month calls parents opposed to crt, quote, domestic terrorists. and asking for patriot act surveillance. he tried to he defend his memo saying nothing in it has any effect on the kinds of curriculum that are taught. well, general electric workers across the u.s. are walking out of factories, they're protesting biden's federal vaccine mandate. dozens of current and former employees rallying outside plants in ohio, indiana and south carolina yesterday. ge requiring all employees get ja

cheryl hurd was at the game and takes us there. >> reporter: a lot of exciting people at oracle park, fans celebrating a win against the dodgers. >> we knew, we knew that when we came here crawford was going to hit it. going to put us in the game, and that's right. we're 1-0. >> buster posy starting tonight's win off with a two-run homer. >> it's a party all day. you got to celebrate the first post season match up between the giants and dodgers, and we're going to take it. >> reporter: post season mania means a boom for business. fans stocking up on gear at the dugout. >> lots of shopping and everything's super expensive. >> we're buying, though. >> we're buying here. >> reporter: and enjoying the atmosphere, packing restaurants across from the stadium. >> this was nothing for a long time, and i think everybody's idea of normalcy and what was to be expected changed not too long ago, and we're happy to have it back. >> reporter: the giants aren't the only game in time. the blue angels have been here all week. but it was the giants' night to shine. >> a lot of game left. a lot of game l

cheryl casone in the details. i guess it wasn't her for defunding the police, cheryl. cheryl: yeah, it could not have anything to do with defund police movement. going again. the minnesota congresswoman making those comments in a town hall over the weekend. listen to this. [inaudible] cheryl: yeah, blaming the police. by the way violent crime has surged in minnesota over the last year rising 17% in total while setting records for murders. omar and other liberals want to replace the entire minneapolis police department with a department of public safety. that measure is on the ballot in next week's election. well, disappoint for coupon clippers this holiday season, retail analysts telling consumers expect fewer deals this year amid supply chain issues and the pandemic. experts say shoppers can expect to pay full price for products as companies try to recover from down year and saying discounts that are offered are going to be range 5 to 25%. normally it's 10 to 30% for the season so we are paying more for that and we will pay more for the food. your family's thanksgivin

live in pleasant hill, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, cheryl. >>> well, a bizarre chase in san ramon. we're gathering details on this developing story. but here's what we know so far. police were chasing an rv that you see there for some unknown reason at this point. the chase ended when the driver of the rv ran through an intersection, hit a prius and then flipped over. all of this unfolding in bollinger canyon road. witnesses say the camper was racing downhill. >> it was a motor homecoming pell-mell down that hill, probably hitting about, i'd gte guess 90 miles per hour in that motor home, ripping down the hill. had a whole line of cop cars chasing him. >> now police expect bollinger canyon road to be closed for several more hours. all lanes of westbound 580 back open after police activity shut the freeway for several hours. that's because of what happened near seminary avenue in oakland. details are just emerging, but the alameda sheriff's department confirms the coroner has been called for a death investigation. you can see the traffic earlier this evening back

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl. cheryl: that is right, maria, landrie's family requesting the help. brian's parents belief their son is in the reserve. reportedly left to go hiking on september 13th, landrie is the only person of interest. well, done deal. iec is buying magazine meredith for 2.7 billion. the publisher, people magazine, homes and gardens selling for 42.18 a share and the deal will add other names like real simple and instyle to growing portfolio of media and web properties, taking a look at iec in the premarket. up one and a quarter percent. millions of americans feeling inflation. households earning a median annual income of $77,000 will spend extra 175 a month on food and housing and the biden administration insisting inflation is temporary but it's at a 30-year high and has been for months. and then finally this, the los angeles dodgers booking their ticket to the national league division series after beating the st. louis cardinals in an epic wild card win that can only be described as a hollywoo

reporting live in menlo park, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> now, for that other problem. tonight, more on the major outage that took out facebook, instagram, and what's app. in a blog post, facebook says the outage was linked to its global backbone network. that's the company built to connect all of its computing facilities. apparently, during routine maintenance, someone issued a command to check the availability of the global backbone, and it unintentionally took down all the connections in that network. facebook, whatsapp, and instagram and messenger were all down for nearly six hours yesterday. >>> well, new at 11:00 tonight. it got really personal, really quick. tonight, police were called out to a city council meeting after tempers flared. an argument started during t speaker got personal accusing the mayor and her son of threats against her and her son. the mayor adjourned the meeting, and then this heated argument happened in the hallway. police actually had to get between the two sides. no one was hurt, no one arrested. the meeting was later c

reporting live in menlo park, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> now, for that other problem. tonight, more on the major outage that took out facebook, instagram, and what's app. in a blog post, facebook says the outage was linked to its global backbone network. that's the company built to connect all of its computing facilities. apparently, during routine maintenance, someone issued a command to check the availability of the global backbone, and it unintentionally took down all the connections in that network. facebook, whatsapp, and instagram and messenger were all down for nearly six hours yesterday. >>> well, new at 11:00 tonight. it got really personal, really quick. tonight, police were called out to a city council meeting after tempers flared. an argument started during earlier-public comments over mask mandates, and then the speaker got personal accusing the mayor and her son of threats against her and her son. the mayor adjourned the meeting, and then this heated argument happened in the hallway. police actually had to get between the two sides. no

cheryl casone is back. she has the details. cheryl: good morning to you. nikolas cruz blaming his heinous actions on marijuana as he apologized to the families' victims in court. >> i am sorry for what i did. i have to live with it every day. if i had a second chance i would do everything in my power to help others. cheryl: 14 students and three staff members were killed during the six minutes of terror at marjory stoneman douglas high school. 17 people were also shot. well, wework is set to go public via spac. the subpoena is set to trade publicly today, two years after its failed attempt to launch a tradition fall ipo. .the shares are going to start trading later today. the ticker will be we. well, spanks is now worth $1.2 billion after inking a deal with flag stone. the private equity firm taking a majority stake in the women's shapewear brand. and then there is this, alphabet's delivery business taking off, announcing that walgreens will use drones to make deliveries from a store in the dallas, fort worth area, this is the first time that drones will b

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cheryl: this was the late night scene at the airport. a large bus arrived with afghan families who had been evacuated from couple -- from kabul and had their documents processed. they were greeted by a very excited bay area roots of peace founder. >> we are feeling well and have been good. >> to see that bus men escorted by the police and be able to see that family that we had worked so hard to get them safely. cheryl: we cannot show the faces of the families because they have relatives that might be at risk. he also changed his name to protect him. they live in northern california and were on vacation in afghanistan when their world turned upside down and they became trapped. >> in the last days, we tried our best but due to the and mismanagement we were not able to do that. my children became injured during the crowds. cheryl: and she and her team have been trying to evacuate their team. a personal appeal to anyone with the rescue efforts. slowly, afghan families are getting out. the family has been through so much and are finally at t

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cheryl casone with the details right now, cheryl. cheryl: good morning, maria, so dramatic video shows an two tornado ripping across southern texas highway. this happened, east of houston on interstate 10. the tornado crashing through power lines even throwing a vehicle into the air. we saw that in the video. these drivers that got this video were shocked obviously. the destruction was so bad that one county issued declaration citing extensive and widespread damage to public and private property. well, activist investor daniel lobb making to make change at shell, one company handle businesses like refining and another that would tackle renewable. let's tyke a look at the stock, down up 4 and a half percent in the premarket on this. well, president trump yet to be released social media form attracting users. a new poll shows more than 60% of registered republicans say they plan to use true social. trump media technology plans to launch an app to invite guests next month and will go nationwide at some point next year. and then there's

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cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl. cheryl: and more of those subpoenas targeting a law firm with ties to the 2016 clinton campaign, a month after durham charged former clinton campaign lawyer with lying to the fbi. at the time he handed over data he claimed showed the trump organization had a secret server to communicate with a russian bank. it became part of the fbi's investigation into russian interference in the presidential election that year but the fbi never found evidence of a link. panama's foreign prime minister sounding the alarm on another migrant surge at at the southern border, saying a wave of 85,000 haitians crossed through panama, believes they're headed to the u.s. she is saying she wants to have more meetings with the u.s. around other of countries on how to control the influx of people coming through their respective countries. car companies bracing for the global chip shortage to extend into next year, bottlenecks in asia and the challenge of boosting output of more basic computer chips so prolong t

similarly for cheryl, will she take on a different role or take a step back? nicola: no one is saying that the ad business is important, it's an important part of how we do business and i wish you could see what we just came off of with mark and cheryl. emanating from mark and cheryl and all the leaders of the company, sharing and exploring, having fun with our employees. it really coasting to the next vision of the company in the decades ahead. emily: as someone who is critical in running the global ad business, i'm curious what the ad opportunity is that you see in the meta-verse? how effective do you think ad targeting will be and tell us your experience of what you think advertisers will get out of this? nicola: it will be an exciting opportunity for advertisers. it will be similar to what's on the internet today, advertising opportunities, the way that we build these products first and foremost is we start with people and we make sure that, we understand how people are using and enjoying our products and then we go from there. there are going to be opport

zients: no, cheryl, i think i'll take the second one first. not at all. i mean, clearly we've emphasized from the get-go that this will be driven by the science and the medicine and that's the expertise and the decision making authority of the fda and the cdc. that is a different process. and we will await their decision, then getting ready, getting prepared operationally. governors, working with their teams to make sure that they have the right set of pediatricians and family doctors lined up to receive the vaccine, working with children's hospitals, making sure that we have the community health centers ready to receive supply and have scheduling systems in place. so getting operationally ready is different from the fda and cdc decision-making process and we are operationally ready, but the decision on the authorization is clearly with the fda and the cdc. and i think this is a best practice. this is the right way to do things to be operationally ready. at the same time, obviously defer to the science and the decision-making to the cdc and the fda. and i

indo hall, qatar, cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. ama: and the land cultivated for farming by roots of peace has been cleared of landmines and other war degree. another key emission. you can find more on their efforts and other ways to find afghan reviews on our website, abc7news.com. dan: that organization making such a difference. let's turn our attention to the trick or treat forecast. ama: it's coming up quickly. sandhya: it's going to be all treats this coming weekend. let me show you a live picture, absolutely gorgeous view of san francisco as we look from our emeryville camera. it is going to turn cooler tomorrow. we have temperatures near 80 in san jose and santa rosa. you are going to come down anywhere from three to seven degrees. look at oakland from 78 to 67, 11 degrees cooler tomorrow. we do have some fog near the coast. no rain just yet but i want to show you that atmospheric river did. we saw slight improvement. the extreme drought went down from 87 to 83%, exceptional covering the state came down from already 6% to 39

cheryl hurd. >> reporter: 150 acre brush fire is 50% contained. this fire comes on the same day that pg&e issued a psps shutoff because of all this wind. strong winds fuelling that brush fire in american canyon. evacuation warning lifted late tonight for people living in its path. >> dealing with high winds, with mountain area, that tends to increase the rate of spread for vegetation fires. >> reporter: a solano county sheriff's deputy said when they arrived, a car reported stolen was on fire. 26-year-old man inside was detained. cal fire says the cause of the fire is under investigation. firefighters and deputies agree it's coming at bad time because of the dangerous winds, winds triggering a public safety power shutoff. >> started contacting about 25,000 customers starting zarksd they could be impacted by it today. >> reporter: 8,000 pg&e customers in bay area were affected. majority in the north bay where there are gusty winds and lot of fuel to burn. linda lives in vacaville. >> we're on the end of all of the area that had burnt couple of year