250 points at the opening bell. nice gain for the s&p. 100 points gain for the nasdaq. you are going to see more new records today, especially for big tech. amazing but true. now here s what everybody is really talking about this morning. a bitter, bitter nancy pelosi ripping up the president s state of the union speech, with the whole world watching. literally, very publicly ripping it up. before that, she rolled her eyes, she shook her head, she fidgeted, she looked down just as the president ran through a long list of his administration s successes. only her base could approve such ru rudeness. you re going to see it all. joe biden, fourth in iowa. bloomberg sees his opening and doubles his already enormous spending. the democrat establishment clearly rattled and the president delivers one of his best speeches yet. varney & company is about to begin. three years ago, we launched the great american comeback. tonight, i stand before you to share the incredible results. j
the family, the mother and the two children, they are still in the hospital, two firefighters were also injured, rescuing that family. one was cut on the wrist, the other one had problems with his knee after that rescue. of course at this point still no cause on how this fire started. for now we are live, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. police in queens are questioning a mother after her infant son was apparently thrown out of a fourth floor window. the baby was found in the concrete courtyard of an apartment building in richmond hill. the child, father, two other adults and two children were in the apartment at the time. sources say they initially denied the baby even lived there. the 21-year-old mother was taken to the hospital for observation. a rude wake-up call for some drivers in new jersey. nearly two dozen people came outside only to discover their tires slashed in the middle of the night. now police want to track down who was behind the frustrating and cos
unclear where or how they contracted it, for the people near by. it is scary, this neighborhood it is all little kids. they showed uh in face masks and destroyed it in the water, neighbors question if they are at risk. just to be on the safe said we ll get our cooling system checked. it is the first case outside of the south bronx where the outbreak killed 10 people and affected 100 others, traced the problem for five areas that have since been treated. we think the hospital breached its duty to adequately check the environmental systems. says his client got sick at lincoln hospital, he plans to sue the city for $10 million. the governor ordered the health department to take action . we are starting a massive testing effort in that immediate vicinity where we will send people out to see if they are a source of the bacteria or not. those inspections will start in just a few hours, in the recent cases people have gotten it from breathing in mist from the water. cbs
federal government i don t want the plane you think i need. i want to plan i know a need for myself and my family. those numbers are so flawed in terms of what happens in the real-world when people act for themselves in an appropriate way and get the coverage they want. latest on the health care battle. new details at the republican reform plan starts to take shape out of the white house. the day in the center of a after blackfoot sweep arizona. the raging water killing nine people. still missing this morning. the search i had. sending a message to its competitors have a tax hike is said to be working on its own messaging. features are showing this morning with the dow all-time highs on friday. we ve seen it in market this morning. dow futures down one point. in your current take a look at france and germany. ftse 100 about a third of 1%. in asia, stocks in china dipping despite the expected growth of the chinese economy. the shanghai down almost 125%. the nikkei closed for
say goodbye to a man who is being remembered as a hero. one of lieutenant steven floyd s final acts was saving his fellow corrections officers when inmates took over at a delaware prison last week. good evening everyone, i m chris o connell. i m dawn timmeney. it was the first chance for the public to say goodbye to the 16 year veteran. fox 29 s sabina kuriakose has more for us tonight from dover. reporter: law enforcement from across the region and several states came to pay tribute to lieutenant steven floyd, delaware s first corrections officer killed in the line of duty. he saved a lot of people. i think that needs to be recognized. reporter: sacrifice honore honored. hundreds gathering in delaware state university for the public viewing for lieutenant steven floyd. the 47-year-old corrections officer was killed during a prison up riding at the james t. vaughn correctional facility in smyrna, delaware, last week. good brother that s gone too soon. reporter: