Were also going to be debating whether it is time to scrap or reform the nhs. What can we possibly do to save it. 7 let us know your thoughts this morning. Gbnews. Com your say is the portal , the website, the the portal, the website, the comment page that were enjoying so much. I will try and stay concentrated on the show today. First though, the very latest news with sophia wenzler. News with sophia wenzler. Thanks, bev. Good morning. Its 930. Im sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. Your headlines the gb newsroom. Your headlines a change to family visa rules comes into force today as part of the governments plan to reduce immigration. Its part of the home secretarys promise to transform the uks immigration system, cut unfair levels of immigration and ensure those arriving here do not burden the taxpayer. The measure will see the minimum income for family visas rise by more than £10,000 to £29,000, an increase of more than 55 by early 2025. This will have increased two more times, ris
Maybe not. Well see if that is on target. And cbs and walgreens very nervous. Amazon may be planning to break into the pharmacy business. All that and more as power lunch begins right now. And welcome to power lunch. Im melissa lee. Stocks having their worst day in two months. Stocks losing gains. It is the dows biggest oneday drop since september. Apple, goldman accounting for about 100 points in the dows drop today. Financials leading these declines this hour, charles schwab, the biggest losers. Wall streets peer index the vix soaring to its highest level since april 21st. Welcome, everybody, to power lunch. Im tyler mathisen. We begin this hour as we have many days recently with drama in d. C. And today it is driving the market down. A memo by the fired fbi director james comey claiming the president urged him to drop the investigation into former National Security adviser, Michael Flynn. Lets go to eamon javers for the latest. Reporter we are told a closed door session but publicly
Strongest print in nearly three years. Busiest days of earnings the ceos of dow chemicals and ceos are with us higher in the big market. We have more clarity on media nma as it reports to via come. Futures in the green following a day where they all posted record closing highs. So again, it is the busiest day for earnings this season, two tech joints were keeping an eye on, twitter. Users were flat quarter on quarter. Facebook beat the streak last night. Boosted by greater advertising revenue for the mobile app twitters down 10 this morning in the premarket, jim. Im not one to take the other side of the trade. Stock was running for heaven knows what reason. Because i think the daily average users were pretty good, and i think it might be an inflection point, the revenues been going lets say, well call it the second derivative, theyve been going down less and the pramting is looking up i see advertisers coming towards it the new programming is doing well they have burn off on the others
Bay, to the mouth of the Alameda Creek where it flows into the bay. So the plan is for jaydas family to continue to help Law Enforcement officials comb the banks for her. Multiple assets, including lowflying helicopters have been deployed. Niles canyon road is likely to experience some Additional Closures tomorrow. Well keep you posted on those as they continue to search for Jayda Jenkins, an 18yearold university student. Her family says they are not giving up hope and her mother said that includes her 13yearold little sister. Melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. Berkeley police are investigating the mysterious deaths of a couple and their two cats. Their bodies were found yesterday in their apartment on deacon street near webster. Abc 7 News Reporter vic lee spoke to a friend of the woman who died. He joins us now. ⌞ reporter larry, tonight Berkeley Police tell us they still dont know what caused their deaths and that their autopsies could take well into next week. Now, one of the professor
These tools can also intercept content. They can listen to my phone, they can see the pictures that i have. Reporter hes a member of oaklands privacy commission. He says since 2006 the department has had a stingray, that city gotten wasnt even aware of. In 2013, after an undercover officer was shot and wounded, the suspects attorneys filed suit, arguing their clients were illegally tracked down with the stingray. Now a new state law says any agency in california that wants to use cellphone tracking must have a public hearing and develop a privacy policy. I believe its going to be the Gold Standard in the u. S. Or anywhere on the planet. Reporter under the proposal, police must obtain a warrant and tell the court what theyre looking for. They can only use the stingray to locate a phone not for content interception. The equipment can only be used to search for suspects, fugitives, missing persons, and those in imminent danger. An annual report must document every case. Still, that isnt l