you to join us today, we are always so happy to see you, i m jenna lee. jon: i m jon scott. california police are working to confirm that. charred human remains found in a mountain cabin of those of accused excop christopher dorner. wanted in the murders of four people, including two california law enforcement officers in a revenge-fueled rampage. the long search reached a dramatic climb action on live television yesterday when a plan believed to be dorner took two possible tajes and stole a car. one of the possible hostages got free and dialed 911. police tracked down the suspect, engaged him in a wild shootout and dorner ultimately barricade himself inside the cabin which eventually went up in flames. los angeles police holding a news conference right now with new details on this standoff. let s listen. what transpired in san bernardino is being investigated by the san bernardino county sheriff s department, and so i have no comments on their investigation at this time. i
tell motorists not to honk, are being taken down. well the official reason is to declutter the streets, but excessive use of the horn will still cost you 350 bucks. liz: the number one thing to watch will be initial jobless claims. economists expect claims to rise by 20,000. key number to watch for? 50,000. david: friday numbers will be critical. melissa francis is next. melissa: i m melissa francis and here s what s money tonight. what did boeing s management know and when did they know it? a new report says boeing was aware of the dreamliner s battery problems all along. so why wasn t anything done? we have a top former air safety official to weigh in on that one. plus gdp growth comes to a screeching hot happen. major reason is because government spending plunged 15%. isn t that a good thing? trying to bring you a silver lining. the power panel talks about. they are helping to soften the blow for its employees. maybe something to suggest to your boss tomorrow. the comp
model, i think the economy can grow in spite of that. you have art he said that we need to put the taxes on the back burner? absolutely. the one we will finish this later. we will have you guys back agai. david: friday numbers will be critical. melissa francis is next. melissa: i m melissa francis and here s what s money tonight. what did boeing s management know and when did they know it? a new report says boeing was aware of the dreamliner s battery problems all along. so why wasn t anything done? we have a top former air safety official to weigh in on that one. plus gdp growth comes to a screeching hot happen. major reason is because government spending plunged 15%. isn t that a good thing? trying to bring you a silver lining. the power panel talks about. they are helping to soften the blow for its employees. maybe something to suggest to your boss tomorrow. the company s ceo joins us exclusively with the details. even when they say it s not, it is always about m
there is a recognition of the interdependence the requires of this moment that we direct a statewide order for people to stay at home. soon after, illinois, connecticut, new york all followed suit and president trump sealing off over 7,000 miles of the border in canada, mexico, united states restricted all nonessential travel for most of the continent. we are working with canada and mexico to prevent the spread of the virus and protect the health of all three nations and reduce the incentive for mass global migration. if trace: hi, everyone, i m trace gallagher, 1:00 a.m. in new york and over next three hours we will walk you through the latest development of the coronavirus pandemic and how it s continuing to impact every aspect of american life. breaking just a few hours ago, washington post reporting the u.s. intelligence agency were issuing warnings on the coronavirus as early as january. at the same time, president trump and lawmakers were downplaying the threat
martha: a situation we ve been watching in ohio where there is a school lockdown. eastwood high school remains under lockdown at this hour, live ammunition shells were found in a bathroom at the beginning of the school day and they are still concerned about the kissing. we ll keep an eye on that one. bill: taking no chances are they. for a good reason too. be safe out there today and over the weekend. martha: have a good weekend. happening now starts right now. we ll see you on monday. jenna: brand-new stories and breaking news. jon: following the huge storm that is bringing waves of snow, high winds across parts of the northeast at this hour. janice dean has new information on the storm. reports of an incredible security breach at one of the nation s busiest airports. tsa screeners allowing an undercover agent with a fake bomb in his pants through two screenings, including a pat-down and right onto a plane. where this all went down. the cdc warns of a nightmare superbug un