cheryl: yeah. to your point about entrepreneurship, that is the american dream for many people. >> right. cheryl: to have a say in their own destiny versus you know, being a slave to corporate america, for example. we've seen that really emerged during the pandemic for a lot of people. brian wesbury, thank you very much. >> great to be with you. cheryl: i will steal the line on build back better. teachers are at their tipping point, some cases forcing schools to shut down. where does that leave our kids? that's coming up. >>> and next it has been an emotional roller coaster for investors over the last year, up, down, all around. where do things stand now as the tech selloff heats up today? stay with us. ♪ ♪ cheryl: we're seeing a selloff on wall street today. the nasdaq taking the brunt of the, brunt of the blow. as you can see the nasdaq down 121 points, s&p is down 30, the dow is down 245. investors continuing to look at bond yields. those have been rising. we're waiting on the fed's next mov

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it is thursday, it is january 6th. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern time. the never-ending flight mare, more flights are forced to cancel, more airlines forced to cancel flights over staffing shortages and bad weather. over 1400 flights into and out of the u.s. taken off the board, the 12th day in a row more than 1,000 flights were canceled in one day. we'll be following this developing story all morning long for you today. well, taking a look at your markets, futures are mixed this morning, this follows a sharp selloff we saw on wall t street yesterday. right now, dow higher by 87, s&p up 2 and-a-half, nasdaq and that's the big story is technology, the nasdaq is down 42 points and change. that selloff yesterday, you saw the dow tank after the federal reserve released minutes from the december meeting, signaling concerns over inflation broadening which could accelerate the planned rate hikes. we'll talk about that in a few moments. bond yields also rising. the 10 year hitting the h

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" >> cheryl didn't. you were getting a reputation around town as this kind of batty lady with the pigtails, out there with her signs and the billboards -- >> everybody -- >> -- and the letters to the editor, and you became famous. >> everybody called me crazy. >> but not everybody. police began to take cheryl seriously after years of her struggling to draw attention to mike's case. >> miss cheryl is a straight-shooter and she tells it like it is. >> will mickler is an agent with the fdle, the florida department of law enforcement. a top cops agency with statewide jurisdiction. four years after mike went missing, they agreed to take the case. >> if it wasn't for miss cheryl, this case would have never gotten into the hands of criminal investigators. >> but mike's widow, denise, didn't appreciate what cheryl was doing. >> she's upset because she and her daddy said it was an invasion of their privacy. >> denise's friend, becky mass, in her defense, said denise told cheryl to stop all the noise because it wa

your serve, harris. >> harris: i'm going to punt write to cheryl. >> cheryl: okay, this is my favorite of this. instead of saying guys or gals, like hey guys, a gals, you're supposed to say, hey folks, a-team, hey y'all. i mean i'm from texas, i can say y'all. i found one thing in this entire thing that i liked and that was it but otherwise this is ridiculous. kennedy? >> kennedy: hey, guys. i say hey guys. guys, dinner's on the table. >> harris: especially when they won't listen to you. you have to do everything. >> kennedy: and when you have one child seated, it drives me batty. whenever i hear the word grandfather to come up with something supposed to be grandfathered into a contract, i fly into a murderous rage and a wrap up the contract like nancy pelosi with a president trump state of the union speech, because it's just it's so unfair to grandfather's. i don't understand it. it's meaningless. they are going to render of the english language totally useless. people like c.s. lewis are spinning in his grave. this is taking the phrase a murder your darlings way too literally and you

cheryl: that is certainly the question with jp morgan. we saw gutting up $6 billion on nii and spending more than $7 billion year-over-year on an expense basis. does that play out in the long term? will that be enough to gain share across the board in all businesses as they highlighted, but also a more competitive environment in many areas, in cars, against fintech's, for example? i think jp morgan is very disciplined and does a good job of managing, but the question is the long-term game versus short-term valuation and growth trajectory. will those investments be coming to for ration? caroline: as a portfolio manager looking to put money to work and assess the financial strategies you have, is it where it will outperform in 2022 and we have seen such outperformance with the financials in the bigger banks where the yield curve goes? where do you start to look now? cheryl: i think we are more positive due to the regional banks and community banks. it turns the spread based lending tied -- dynamic. when we think about the large money center

>> cheryl: exactly. senator susan collins and others questioning biden officials why funds were being diverted. >> our staff's investigation found that $850 million out of the testing budget and another $850 million out of the allocation for the stockpile were instead used to deal with the crisis at the southern border. >> cheryl: $8 billion allocated for covid testing as the nation facing a shortage. collins mentioned a facility in her district, they laid off workers because they didn't have any orders for tests. >> carley: cheryl, did pete buttigieg save christma >> cheryl: buttigieg visiting for a victory lap despite empty store shelves. learn to the mayor's reaction. >> i got to say, our president and this administration deserve credit for saving christmas, this man saved christmas. >> cheryl: americans are suffering shortage of milk, beverages, meat, it looks like march of 2020. another frustrated shopper says his grocery store looked like one he saw in the soviet union back in 1981, carley and todd

cheryl casone, travel nightmare not over. >> cheryl: flight-mare continues. southwest had most cancellations, citing bad weather. and jet blue had a high number on tuesday and airlines are dealing with sick calls due to omicron. 20,000 flights in the u.s. cancelled since christmas eve. looking at 1200 flights in this country cancelled so far and it is 5:48 eastern time. total flights globally 3200 and change. >> kennedy: before we let you go, let me ask about tests you can buy for covid-19. apparently a couple big retailers are saying, jack up the price despite the fact people can barely find them. >> cheryl: they were selling them at cost. walmart and kroger are raising the cost. about $14 for two tests. they had that deal with the biden administration, that deal expired in mid-december. the test sells for $23.99 at kroger and walmart sells it for $19.98. retailers said we've done our duty, we're going back to business, if you will. can't blame them at this point. >> kennedy: got to get paid. >> todd: cufind the information you need on the internet, no furth

end of the month sounds kind of late, cheryl. >> cheryl: we needed these last month. welcome back. hi, griff. the new deadline to order covid tests soft opened yesterday ahead of the official launch. covidtests.com, went live even though it was beta testing. >> press sect. psaki: we can't guarantee there won't be a bug or two, best tech teams and the postal service are working hard to make this a success. >> cheryl: americans can order four tests per residential address. 500 million will be distributed in late january. i tried out the website yesterday and my mother has four covid tests on the way at the ends of january, apparently. >> griff: cheryl, the story a major grocery chain warning of more empty shelves and yet the federal government is turning to teenagers to fix it. >> cheryl: this is something else. obviously if you have been to the grocery store, you have seen this, a big issue, empty shelves. despite comments from president biden there had been progress to fix the supply chain, an e-mail sent out warns of empty-shelves scenario. as our entire region managing challengin

cheryl casone has more. hey, cheryl. cheryl: good morning to you, dagen. so more than 1 million people in the u.s. tested positive for the virus yesterday. that is almost double the previous record of about 500,000 set -- 590,000, excuse me, set four days ago. officials are warning the real number could be much higher as tests remain in short supply across the country. all of this as the fda greenlights the pfizer booster for children ages 12-15 as well as children that are 5 or over with compromised immune system, narrowing the interval for booster shot eligibility, cut to five months. it was six months before. meanwhile, starbucks says it's going to require all of its u.s. workers to be vaccinated or face weekly testing beginning february 9th. employees have until monday to disclose their status. workers who choose testing must have a pharmacist or doctor administer the test instead of taking one at home and will have to cover the cost of testing themselves. there's starbucks in the premarket, fractionally lower right now. after failing to push through t

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casone has the details. >> cheryl: good morning. markets are watching for that report due out 8:30 a.m. eastern time. 4.1% is expected. the report may not fully capture the economic activity in the latter half of the month of december. this as president biden advisors say he needs to change his approach. they write, infectious diseases cannot be eradicated when there is limited long-term immunity or nonhuman reservoir of reaction. with what tradeoffs remains undetermined. white house press secretary was asked about this and if covid was here to stay. >> does the president believe covid is here to stay? >> again, the president's goal is to defeat the virus. the president's goal and objective is to save as many lives as possible. >> cheryl: question for businesses, do you lose employees each time they contract covid? people have had this now multiple times. >> todd: yeah. with all that said, no letup from the white house on vaccine mandates. >> cheryl: right. and they are not budging on mandates despite pushback from the postal servic

casone has details. >> cheryl: good morning. national association for gun rights and single plaintiff announcing lawsuit after the san jose city council ark proved northern irelandance requiring gun owners to pay liability and $25 fee. citizen mayor contends it will encourage gun owners to buy safes and they hope congress will protect americans from skorj of gun violence, we will be waiting for a long time. incumbent on local communities because it is not getting solved by the current approach. the lawsuit says this is position of tax fear arbitrary cost on gun ownership is intended to suppress gun ownership, the ordinance is unconstitutional. implications are bigger here. >> what the government is trying to do in san jose, this is a test case, i promise this will happen all over california and all over the country if it is allowed to pass, is effectively tack the legal ownership of guns through two forms. number one, there is a fee the city will impose on gun owners and they'll take your gun if you don't pay it, number two, req

. >> cheryl: i answer to both, just to let you know. the 120-day waiver request in a letter from douglas tulano writes, we respectfully suggest the nation cannot afford additional harm engendered if the ability of the postal service to deliver mail and packages is significantly negatively impacted. the worry is combinination of vaccine mandates and illnesses from omicron. a spokeswoman saying the postal service is seeking temporary relief. i got to add, retailers, healthcare groups, they expressed worries with mandates on one side and potential of illness with the other. >> ashley: what is going on with the super bowl? >> cheryl: the super bowl is looking for a backup plan. sunday, february 13th in los angeles, according to the league, the league reached out. new covid situation in -- the league confirming the discussions but telling the outlet, part of our contingency process we conduct for all regular and post-season games, we contacted several clubs in the event we cannot play the super bowl due to unforeseen circumstances. of course

cheryl casone has what you need to know right now, cheryl. cheryl: we are looking at j.p. morgan chase right now. the stock is 1%. real quick, earnings was a beat, we were looking at 301, we came at 333. as for revenue, the street was looking for the estimate was 29.89, it came at 29.3. slightly below the estimates. a few things that they're talking about right here in particular comments coming from jamie dimon. he says that global fees were up, a lot of m&a activity was strong, active acquisition financing market, strong performance for i po's, he also says the credit continues to be healthy with exceptionally low net charge-offs. again, comments from jp morgan within the report. provision for credit losses, a net benefit 1.3 billion. they are still protecting themselves in a small way from losses, we saw at the beginning to have pandemic with all the banks. the stock went down actually which is interesting here. as far as equity trading, there was a little bit of trading on fixed income trading. it's marginal and a little bit of pressure when it comes to loan values. lo

good morning. >> cheryl: good morning to both of you. a letter sent to james murray from chuck grassley and johnson raising concern hunter biden's travel activities were redacted when his father was president. the uscircumstances did not reduce hunter biden's travel for 2010, 2011 and 2013. contains freedom of information act redactions which do not apply to congress. demanding complete copies about a trip to kazakhstan in may of 2014, when he was working for ukrainian gas company berisma. no comment from the secret service. >> todd: interesting, we'll be monitoring that. cheryl, do you want a teenager driving ana 18-wheeler? >> cheryl: not sure about one, the ceo of the trucking association says the industry is at the end of a cliff. new pilot program would allow teenagers to drive big rigs from state to state, has industry leaders concerned. listen. >> minors under 21 are reckless and driving, imagine for a moment that careless driver is hauling loads up to 80's,000 pounds issue not fair to put our families at risk. >> cheryl: driver s

cheryl casone has more. cheryl. cheryl: that is right, dagen. u.s. surgeon general vivek murthy says the next few weeks will be, quote, tough as new cases reach a seven day average of 808,000, the surge also putting pressure on hospitals. department of health and human services says the seven day average of confirmed and suspected covid hospitalizations now at the highest reported level ever with nearly 156,000 reports as of sunday. well, the u.k. officials arresting two teens overnight who they say are connected to this weekend's significant going to siege in -- synagogue siege in texas. the fbi identified the suspect at malik faisal akram, a 44-year-old british national who traveled to the u.s. in the last several games he was killed after storming the synagogue, taking four hostages in a ten hour standoff. thankfully all of the hostages were able to suspect. the fbi said the suspect was demanding the release of a prisoner who was serving an 86 year sentence for trying to kill u.s. soldiers and fbi agents. akram claimed to be her brother which her

cheryl casone has that and much more. hey, cheryl. cheryl: good morning again, dagen. so president biden addressing the nation yesterday, again insisting people who haven't been vaccinated are to blame for the pandemic. even though those who are vaccinated are still getting sick. he also suggested this for americans looking for a test. >> google covid test near me, go there, google -- excuse me, covid near me on google to find the nearest site where you can get a test, most often and free. cheryl: go to google, he says. okay. a new poll showing americans are not impressed with biden's rhetoric and actions. usa today and a suffolk university finding only 40% of people approve of the president, 54% disapprove as we approach the one year mark of him in in office. all right, senator joe manchin dealing another blow to fellow democrats, casting doubt on their push to change the filibuster and make it majority rule in the senate versus requiring 60 votes to pass anything. >> it's a heavy lift and the reason i say it's a heavy lift is that any time there's a carve-out, you ea

cheryl casone has more. hey, cheryl. cheryl: that is right, dagen. hello again. so far this morning, there are 3,000 total cancellationses globally with more than 1700 here in the u.s. only 7:00 a.m. eastern time right now. airlines are blaming viral infections among crew members and a massive winter storm that hit saturday. it was a rough holiday for airlines with more than 15,000 sus flights canceled since -- u.s. flights canceled p since christmas eve. the omicron variant is weighing on other businesses, keeping workers home sick or quarantined, leading some companies to reduce services and hours. more mixed messages from the biden administration as america's top doctors are split over whether a covid test is need it after the newly shortened quarantine rules. >> i believe that the cdc soon will be coming out with more clarification of that, which obviously generated a number of questions about at that five-day period, should you or should you not be testing people. cheryl: the cdc disagrees. >> we opted not to have the rapid test for isolation because we actu

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casone is live with details. >> cheryl: good morning. this is minority owner of the golden state warriors. he is getting blasted on social media for this. >> nobody cares what is happening to uhghurs. of all the things i care about, yes, it is below my line. >> cheryl: the team tried to distance themselves from the vc saying he does not speak on behalf of our franchise. n.b.a. star enes kanter is speaking out again. >> you look at the uyger people there is genocide happening now, him saying i could care less is a shame, it is disgusting. >> the uygers have been subjected to -- huge market for the n.b.a. >> griff: as if los angeles didn't have enough problems, thefts from cargo planes -- >> cheryl: new data shows thefts from trains in los angeles spiked 160% over the last year. union pacific is blasting the city's woke d.a. writing, "with the arrests made no cash bail policy and extended time frame for suspects to appear in court is causing re-victimization to union pacific by the criminals," and the company is planning to meet with the l

hi, cheryl. >> cheryl: good morning. homeland security secretary mayorkis announced this program. this improve literacy and execute action plan, trimming reducing own impacts on the environment. this despite the fact 1.7 million migrants were detained for fiscal year 2021. one iowa congresswoman telling fok the biden administration is living in an alternate reality and i'm trying to figure out how a climate expert, we have a lot of those in the world, not sure we need a program to train more. >> carley: yeah. you know, speaking of alternate reality, cheryl, the biden administration has a plan in place to fix inflation? >> cheryl: they are really gas lighting that inflation number from yesterday. despite consumer prices hitting a 40-year high, white house economic advisor brian deese is pushing for more spending. >> the largest single cost that families face are healthcare, child care issue the cost of a home and we have concrete, practical, straight-forward ways to deliver relief on those costs, that is why our focus and our work on build back better continues. >> cheryl: still pu

cheryl, on the right, the youngest. and this was their new home — fairy meadow, an hour south of sydney. but not long after they arrived, on the 12th of january 1970, they were playing on the beach when the wind suddenly changed. people raced to leave and, in the confusion, three—year—old cheryl was taken. if anybody has got my daughter, i would honestly and truly... i would like her back unharmed. as early and as quick as possible. that's about all i can say. cheryl was snatched from the changing rooms at the top of the beach. ricki turned away for just a few seconds. he's lived with that ever since. so, the last time you saw her was just in the doorway? that's correct, yeah. just tucked inside. um... here, come on, i'll show you. so, she was just there. just about where that wall ends, just there. she's smiling and giggling and just playing, it was like a...likeajoke. i've got that image all day, every day. i've got it in my nightmares. the images of her running up and down the shoreline. for the last five years

cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning, documents found from early days of the pandemic show scientists, including dr. fauci was warned coronavirus may have originated at the lab in wuhan. spokesperson joined bret baier sglchlts. >> covered up covid for a year. there is not a real team from the who, to go in and find out the origins of covid. the communist party want to make sure it will never happen. >> cheryl: in be 2020, a doctor said it looked engineers. there was concerns over how the public would react to the news. and national institute of health gave funtd funding to that lab. >> carley: what is latest on president biden's vaccine or test mandate? >> cheryl: supreme court struck the vaccine mandate to businesses, rules are being removed and development occupational safety osha, is not giving up. in statement say they will prioritize resources to finalize permanent covid standard. it caused protest and job loss across this country. >> todd: cutting police budgets wasn'ts such a great idea. >> carley: what do you think? >> cheryl: after cutting $120 million in budget of

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us. >> cheryl: fear gauge of wall street. vix, had sharpest rise we've seen. one point yesterday, the dow fell 1000 points before recovering to end higher by 99 points. nasdaq and s&p recovering, as well. feds threatening to raise interest rates by march. fancy fox business sopt software shows dell and s&p down. we are off to a rough day today. the fed will meet today and tomorrow, no change expected in rates this month. inflation is a drag on markets. president biden is acknowledging that problem. >> president biden: all told between higher prices and lower wages, lack of competition cost median family household according to study done by nyu, $5000 a year. my executive order is changing that. >> cheryl: executive order was signed in july, it addresses lack of competition. he's gone after the meat industry and big tech and energy companies. >> todd: tech does not like the rise in interest rate, that is scaring them off, that is why nasdaq is a disaster. head-scratcher from the heads and ron desantis is not happy about it. >>

cheryl, thank you. what a story. all right. we'll get back to you soon, cheryl. president biden's approval ratings continue to plummet at the bottom of the barrel. but he says he is unbotherred by it all. watch. >> how do you plan to win back moderates and int pends who cast -- independents who cast a ball lot for you in 2020 but polls indicate aren't happy with the way you're doing your job now. >> i don't believe the polls. maria: he does not believe the polls. first here on fox business right now, the harris poll finding only 39% of americans approve of biden right now. a full 61% of those polled say that he is too old to be president. only 32% of democrats support biden as their 2024 nominee and probably what's most important to point out is independents, they have given up and a majority continue to say he is not doing a good job. joining us right now is the chairman of the stagwell group and ceo of harris poll chairman mark penn, he is the former advisor to the clintons. mark, it's great to see you. thanks very much. what do you make of biden's comment, he

good morning, cheryl. >> cheryl: good morning to both of you. 68% of americans say it is the economy issue not covid, that is their biggest worry, the pandemic is their number one concern. worries over the cost of living have doubled and americans are concerned over rising inflation, this is hashtag bare shells biden is trending on twitter while supply chain crunch is decimating store shelves. politicians are posting photos of bare shelves in local stares. we are seeing this across the country. the mayor of atlanta posted pictures of bare shelves. >> todd: it is bad, happening everywhere. power move by governor ron desantis here. >> cheryl: good sense of humor. florida governor desantis selling t-shirts, after top democrats were seen maskless. both aoc and eric swalwell, who visited florida for vacation. tonight on "american dream home" we are heading to clearwater. jeff and sarah are on their hunt in the sunshine work. and house hunt will be a family affair, getting the kids involved in this one. one of my favorite episodes. >> carley: wonderful, we all have to tune in. cheryl, than

cheryl casone with the details there, cheryl. cheryl: we are getting united's in the morning, cargo airlines are warning that 5g airline disrupt service unless implementation is delayed. already delayed once for similar objection that is we saw in december. there's been objections in europe as well we should add, air safety authorities say that is signals can confuse airplane instruments. we will wait for more details on that. american consumers likely to dial on trip to stores and restaurants as they all become more expensive and he expects less driving and consolidated shopping trips to offset the rising cost of gasoline for american consumers, there's target. stocks down 3 quarters of a percent in the premarket. well, president biden is spending quarter of first year as president in delaware. the count is 101 days in home state either in home in wilmington or vacation home and simply likes being home. critics are raising concern about he may be trying to influence public policy while paying him a visit while he's in delaware.

cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl. cheryl: that's right, maria. meta is one of the first big companies to require the booster, after delaying employees' returns to u.s. offices to march 28th. after that employees have to get a deferral to keep working remotely. taking a look at meta, the stock is up more than half a percent. chicago students finally returning to class tomorrow, the teachers union suspending the strike last night after a bitter blowout with city leaders over covid protocol. the mayor said it was setting a metric for how many infections trigger a school shutdown. robert durst has died. he was the subject of an hbo documentary in which he was heard off camera apparently confessing to murder. he died at the age of 78. well, a new lawsuit accusing 16 elite schools including yale, georgetown and many more of sharing formulas used to calculate a student's financial aid needs, a practice that is illegal and leads to price fixing. more than 170,000 former students going back 18 years may be eligible to join the suit. finally, florida gover

cheryl: all right. well t former president hasn't officially announced he's going to run in 2024 but he is back on the campaign a trail. he's holding another campaign style rally by the way in texas this weekend. where you're head, by the way. maria: yes, we are headed to texas, cheryl. we are going to view the wide open border and we'll report live from there tomorrow. cheryl, thank you so much. great reporting. the u.s. is giving russia a written response to vladimir putin's demands now, the biden administration holding onto hope that a diplomatic agreement is possible. the proposal stopped short of meeting moscow's main demands that nato deny ukraine entry and withdraw troops from the region. secretary of state antony blinken says the ball is in russia's court. >> our actions over the past week have sharpened the choice facing russia now. we laid out a diplomatic path, lined up steep consequences. now we'll continue to press forward and prepare. it remains up to russia to decide how to respond. we're

i'm cheryl casone. chinese state media reporting the government is taking action against walmart for alleged cybersecurity violations. the company receiving backlash from the chinese communist party when it pulled products off of its she haves -- shelves. walmart, as you can see, is under pressure this morning. well, conagra is warning the omicron variant could further stress its food supply chains. the maker of birds eye frozen veggies saying it's already struggling to keep up with customer demand. however, the ceo remains hopeful company's challenges will unside year, up three-quarters of a percent in the premarket. well, bed bath and beyond becoming the latest retailer announcing store chose yours. the company is set to shutter 37 more stores across 19 states next month as it faces significant losses from the supply chain crisis, telling fox previously announced plans -- the stock is up more than 1.25% this morning. >>> and finally this, things are looking up at netflix. the streaming site's film don

. >> todd: bring in cheryl casone from fox business joining us live with details. >> cheryl: happy to join the guys this morning. the white house is unveiling one billion in federal funding to target meat packing companies 6789 they are accusing the companies of price fixing. pat lafrieda reacted to the allegations earlier. >> reinstating that cool act so american consumers can make the decision of spending and will be a few cents per pound more per domestic product. we wouldn't have to spend a bellion dollars when infrastructure is already there. >> cheryl: biden plan aims to expand processing plants, other measures, money coming from the american rescue plan. they want to give farmers more options against the glomerates. it is a labor shortage and energy prices and everything else affecting the companies. they will spend a billion dollars for a problem they can't prove frankly exists. >> kevin: crazy amount of money when you get down to it. let me ask you about a case in silicon valley. what can you tell us about elizabeth holmes? >> cheryl: found guilty yesterday after the seventh

cheryl, good morning. cheryl: dow component, i wanted to get the numbers in for you, number 1 beat on caterpillar, earnings per share 269, we were only looking for 226, as for renew a strong beat 13.8 billion, we were looking for 13.5 billion. remember it's the china commentary that we care about from caterpillar, maria, i know that you do as well because that's a quarter of the sales of the asia pacific, asia pacific sales were down 8%. that's something that's going to come up on the earnings call this morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. north american sales only jumping 1% despite the housing boom and, of course, the commodity that we have seen forms across the country, latin american sales 15% but the china commentary analysts will want to hear more about when caterpillar start conference call at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. stock also jumping even more as we continue we are watching the stock this morning. we are also watching what's happening here in washington, d.c., supreme court justice steven breyer mak

reporting live in santa clara, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. team has been tweeting updates all night long. twitter page is great resource. @nbcbayarea. >>> shake-up in sacramento, head of the employment development department has resigned after year on the job. took over in 2020 as the department was dealing with record number of unemployment claims and fraud claims. edd has been heavily criticized. governor newsom appointed the deputy director of consumer affairs to take over. as the edd tries to sort through pandemic related fraud claims. more than 1 million californians who received unemployment in pandemic are being told to prove they were entitled to the benefits or pay them back. >>> covid headlines, list is growing. late this evening state health officials confirmed more case of the omicron subvariant. now 26 confirmed cases of ba.2. also eye-opening research shows that the subvariant is 1 1/2 times more contagious than the original omicron and circulating in almost half of the u.s. good news, cdc says there's no evidence it's more seve

cheryl casone with the details there now. cheryl. cheryl: well, maria, the suspect lashaun mcneil dying from his injuries yesterday. he had been in critical condition since friday when he was shot by a third officer at the scene of the attack in harlem. he was trying to escape. jason rivera was killed in the shooting, wilbert mora remains in critical condition this morning. the officers had been responding to a domestic incident in harlem on friday. well, a 6-month-old boy has died when he was caught in the cross fire of a drive by shooting in atlanta. georgia governor kemp calling the shooting a quote, unfathomable tragedy and the criminals must be held accountable. multiple states filing suit against google over its location tracking. according to court documents, google deceived consumers by reporting their location after they attempted to disable the feature through google search, maps, wi-fi or bluetooth. google disputes the allegations, this comes as lawmakers way legislation that could target data collection practices by all t

thank you, cheryl. our traffic reporter will be keeping a close eye on the bridge in the morning. he'll be monitoring for you. today in the bay tlt begins at 4:30 in the morning. >>> tense evening in hercules, 5:30, redwood and lupine road, neighbors told to stay in homes following police activity in the area. three hours later a suspect was taken into custody, lockdown lifted. >>> i do -- not. wedding photographer fights off a robber as the stunned newlyweds watch in fear. accusing the mayor of being and need more cops. >> reporter: wedding day bliss turns to terror for a san francisco couple and photographer. >> two men pulled up. pay man jumped out and assaulted our photographer in an attempt to steal the camera. >> reporter: ken mendoza said he fought to keep the gear and the couple's memories. >> assailant grabbed my hand and camera at the same time, and i was able to punch my way out of it twice. >> reporter: everyone escaped and suspect took off. couple says a witness called police reporting he h

>> 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. a 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 fingerpri

cheryl casone with all the details. cheryl: little bit of jump on the stock. here's what's going on. earnings per share came in better than expected, the adjusted number, 208. we were looking for a buck 91. revenue, slightly light. 14.52 billion, we were looking for 14.59 billion. but that's still a jump year over year which is something that the street certainly looks at. couple of things in the report. first to wealth management. it came in a little light. morgan stanley res been pushing for wealth management as you know, that's a lot of fees. it came in at 6.3 billion. that was about in line. but the trading equities, the trading revenue coming in light. 2.3 billion versus 2.44 billion was the estimate. and then investment banking pretty much in line, they were looking at 2.54, came in at 2.5 billion. this is the company with the largest -- one of the largest trading desks in the world. the stock is moving as you can see here, up a little more than 3 and-a-half percent. so it is getting a boost in the premarket from these numbers. and really quick, anything

cheryl casone with all the numbers. cheryl. cheryl: much worse than expected, maria. i've never seen a miss like this size when it comes boeing's earnings. earnings per share, the loss was 769, that's an adjusted number. street was looking for a loss of 42-cents, maria. how about that. revenue, big miss for revenue. we were looking for $14.8 billion. excuse me, we got 14.8 billion on revenue, 14.8. we were looking for 16.59 billion. that's about a $2 billion spread as far as a negative on the revenue picture as well. a lot of this is the 787 and dave calhoon is coming out with comments right now. he says it's because of the ongoing 787 activities, these financial charges have significantly impacted our fourth quarter earnings. they are working with the navy but that's not helping the stock. financial impacts of this program, remember, the 787 right now is essentially grounded until at least april and it's got huge production issues with the 787. and they're saying until they can get the 787 deliveries back up and running, this what is their quarter is going to look li

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here is cheryl hurd. >> this moment is important. we need to recognize michelle's life. >> reporter: many people who came here didn't know michelle go. they felt it was important to be here. >> the fact she did graduate from the high school my kids went and she grew up in fremont. it makes it closer to home. >> reporter: she moved to new york many years ago establishing a career and volunteering and focusing on people with mental health problems. this past weekend someone pushed her in front of a subway train in times square. >> michelle does not deserve this and especially with the last two years of asians hate crime rising. >> when we see this happening time and time again, we need to speak up against this. >> reporter: it is unclear why the person turned themselves in for the crime allegedly attacked go. the suspect has a record of mental health problem from new york to san francisco. people have been coming together to remember go. >> my comments are personal. this is personal. >> reporter: dr. steven chang was her doctor as a ch

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cheryl casone is on it now with details. cheryl: that is right, maria. more than 1,000 students and athletes accusing former university physician robert anderson of sexually abusing them. anderson died in 2008 but he worked for the university until 2003. it includes 460 million for the victim as well as for future claims. law makeers looking to change an anti-trust to include tiktok and wechat, coming after critics believe the previous bill would give an unfair advantage to the chinese based platform. the senate judiciary committee will consider the bill later today. well, starbucks will no longer require its u.s. workers to get vaccinated or submit to weekly testing. this comes after the supreme court struck down president biden's federal vaccine mandate. the company now saying it's going to follow local requirements and it's still encouraging workers to get vaccinated and to get their booster shots. take a look at the stock in the premarket, starbucks up by more than half a percent. finally, novak djokovic considering serving it right back to the austr

can you get another tune, cheryl? also, it was a guy of illinois that called. you know, it is a shame that those two black people do not understand that whole voting thing. it is not about the id's. get a grip. also, greta, real quick, on the ukraine situation that we are in, it is because of the twice impeached leader that was in the office before. he groveled at putin's feet, so now putin things he can do whatever he wants. biden is going to handle him, you will see. thanks so much for taking my call. host: headline from fox.com this week, the supreme court breaks with former president trump on january 6. reporting on wednesday, the supreme court rejected former president donald trump's attempts to undermine an investigation into the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. in is single paragraph order, the court ensured that the u.s. committee investigating the capitol right will obtain documents that will reveal the extent of trump's role. a departure from the conservative court's approach to trump while he was president when it effectively thwarted trump's fi

cheryl, thank you. todd. >> todd: the mother of a slain army veteran calling out progressive pol -- politicians as she says bail reform laws are rewarding his killer. joining me now is the mother of sergeant hassan korea, who was stabbed to death in 2018. as a parent, i cannot begin to comprehend your loss. when you see the state bending over backward to make things easier on your son's killers, how much of a punch in the gut is that to you? >> it is an insult, it is an atrocity, a disgrace, i feel tormented, tortured. i feel -- like having an out of body experience. i can't wrap my head around how this is possible. >> todd: i don't think any of us can wrap our head around it. the new governor kathy hocul is standing behind bail reform. listen. >> i will absolutely stand behind promise why we need bail reform in the first place and looking for data that shows me that bail reform is the reason that somehow crime is going up in 9100 cities. >> todd: whether the killing of your son or the killing of countl

cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> millions of dollars worth of ppe left out in the rain. san mateo leaders are saying extra safety equipment and cleaning supplies for the pandemic were moved outside of their event center a few months back and the storms hit. supplies include face shields, goggles, gowns, cleaning product like bleach. it's all worth about $7 million. in a statement the san mateo county manager says "we deeply regret this occurred and are hiring an investigator to identify all facts related in the damage and make recommendations to avoid future incidents." ism free covid tests for all americans. the biden administration is hoping a new website will provide access to at-home covid test starting this wednesday you will be able to log on covidtests.gov and place your order. the white house says it also will set up a phone number so americans who don't have internet access can still place their orders. >>> hospitalizations are still skyrocketing in california. state health leaders expect to see this trend for the next few weeks. the blue line shows the number o