earlier like they were headed to brand new record highs. not so now. we do have the dow jones industrials down 143 points. cisco s poor earnings is pushing that index down. s&p down 11. nasdaq just higher by 19 points. not the same at all for apple. apple hitting yet another new high as it closes in on the $2 trillion market cap. news breaking of its new plan for subscribers to bundle the apple joy so which companies might want to dive for cover? we are taking a deep dive into the apple barrel, online contactless auto sales winning the race during the pandemic. why are investors hitting the sell button on the hottest used car deals in cyberspace? we will ask the vroom ceo because he s here. and musicians still resorting to zoom with no live concerts and broadway still closed. but that does not pay the bills. enter the chairman and ceo of the recording academy. the man behind the grammys. what he s doing now to help artists with their strings cut by the pandemic. it s a fox
and emblidge takes a life of an california city skier. three u.s. airport screening travelers from china for potentially deadly viruses and new details on where people would have been exposed. mike bloomberg talks about the issues he believes should be central and next fall s election. it s just about 6:00 a.m. and good morning i am devin feeley and lee turner has the morning off. let s start with a check of our weather. since it s early in the middle of winter fog is the issue we talk about to start things off to get you out the door first. we are not seeing it here from our camera looking back toward the city and it s not the time of year we see the low marine layer and i want to show you where it is. we ve got 44 degrees in concord and 37 and livermore and 39 in santa rosa. and calling out the cold spots there. san francisco is a 47 degrees. if we go to the inland valleys look at livermore and it says .3 there that is telling us how far you can see down the road. patch
not backing down despite president biden launching more strikes against the terrorists at this hour though they remained defiant vowing to hit back hard or against us. central command said the u.s. destroyed a houthis antiship missile that was preparing to fire at a navy and commercial ships in the red sea. despite the u.s. and britain striking at least 36 houthis targets in yemen just hours earlier per the joint show up or supposed to disrupt the iranian proxy group attacks but despite our onslaught tehran, not yet giving up. hello everyone welcome to fox news live i married sean hi arthel beit. arthel: hello everyone i am arthel neville. on friday at u.s. forces in the middle east conducted a series of strikes against iran proxy groups and military targets in iraq and syria. now this in retaliation for the killing of three american soldiers in a drone attack in jordan last weekend. sergeants william rivers, kennedy sanders and breanna moffat. the u.s. as long accused iran
cloth shop is one of the few places in the delaware valley that, keeping up in specializes old clock. mark is in his 40th year as a expert, in clocks. we repair along of historical clocks, over 200 years old and like to think about where they have been, what they have seen, and science. reporter: time passes on these faces as well as those of his customers. if they want in the house and they had a move on baby and fixed grandfather clock and then go back every five or six years and now child is like 27 years old. reporter: just up the way toys stuffed the shells in the happy hippo where the classics are still hot items. i have been here, for 37 years, not a lot has changed. reporter: happy children still wonder the aisles here, six year-old maggie barker showed us around a place she has come to know well. have you been coming here since you remember. yes, when i first came here , but i always loved this store, it is my favorite. reporter: just over two years
1% left? oh, my god, it s so dark. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news. mason: good evening. i m anthony mason. harvey is just hours from blasting the gulf coast of texas. it s grown into a life-threatening category 3 hurricane. this image from the international space station gives a sense of its size and power. 22 million are in its path. storm surges up to 12 feet are predicted in some places, up to 40 inches of rain over several days, winds over 120 miles an hour. the national weather service warns some residents may not be able to return to their homes for weeks or months. taed, people fled the central texas coast ahead of the brunt of hurricane harvey. we have a team of correspondents following this. first, david begnaud in corpus christi. david. reporter: anthony, i just got off the phone with corpus christi police who told me they are not responding to calls for emergency service because of the current weather conditions. an extreme wind wa