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Good friday morning. Welcome to squawk alley. Jon fortt, sara eisen and me at post 9 on a very busy friday as the market stumbles a bit for the first time in about a week, taking a pause in their historic rally as the president goes to South Carolina for that meeting with boeing. Investors seemingly undeterred this week through headlines and fake news and cabinet changes. The question is, will that confidence continue as the president s policies move closer to implementation . Were joined by ric...

Narrator there are many things in the history of the world that were once thought to be impossible. As the earth speeds around the sun over 60,000 Miles Per Hour , we are coming to realize more and more that many obstacles are and problems the daily confront us are in reality merely opportunities, opportunities to break free of our fears and ancient taboos. And we are discovering to that the very process of freeing ourselves forces us to learn more and more about ourselves and the world in which...

Narrator there are many things in the history of the world that were once thought to be impossible. As the earth speeds around the sun over 60,000 Miles Per Hour , we are coming to realize more and more that many obstacles are and problems the daily confront us are in reality merely opportunities, opportunities to break free of our fears and ancient taboos. And we are discovering to that the very process of freeing ourselves forces us to learn more and more about ourselves and the world in which...

Gus grissom, one of the original mercury astronauts, First American astronaut to go twice into space, edward white, 36 years old, the First American to walk into space, and rookie astronaut rogerok chaffee, trainingni for his first space spa space flightu n31st. The fire hit at about 66 30 xd tonight. They were5a inside the spaceshi pressurized, buttoned up inside u qmwhen the firen hit. A Closedcircuit Television camera was relaying pictures of the astronauts lying on their ram the two state sa...

Even closer look here in between sunnyvale and Mountain View is one of the hardest hit spots. At least 5600 people there without power right now in that one Small Community in between those two cities and ill be keeping an eye on this map throughout the morning for you. Ill let you know if things get worse. For now, no eta on when things will get back to normal. And this morning, this is a live picture of los gatos, what would be charter oaks drive but look, the creek has overtaken the street th...

Widespread threats. The antisemitic threats targeting our jewish communities and Community Centers are horrible. And are painful. And a very sad reminder of the work that still must be done to root out hate and prejudice and evil. This what played out in recent weeks without comments from the president and he condescendingly shut down a reporter for asking about what could be done. He called trumps statement a bandaid on the problem of antisemitism. Its not an isolated attack that we see them al...

Already as dawn and iain mentioned its one for the record books much this february is on track to be the warmest of all time or the second warmest and consider this. Records have been kept since 1872. So thats a long time. Already going to be in the record books but we also have back to back potential to see records this week. Both thursday and friday. Overnight temperatures will be very mild in the 30s and the 40s. And the warm up begins tomorrow. Well be back with the records and the numbers c...

Hey, gang, lauren thank you for being here. Thank you for having me. National margarita day. I know, can we go have drinks after the snow. You know t you buying . If your a buying im flying. Okay. Okay . Well, drinks during the show, i think coming up a little later, well try some from elvez, whats our number of the day . A nine, so you might be able to enjoy your drink outdoors. Bus stop buddy too young for a margarita, sorry, nothing in his hands today. But he does have a sweatshirt on today, ...

Today. The latest on Eyewitness News starting at 5 00. Also word this noon that the pennsylvania based Chocolate Company hershey is about to layoff about 2700 workers, now, most of the cuts will impact employees outside of the united state. The candy maker says the cuts are part of a plan to boost it international business. Hershey operates eight factories outside of the united states, employs more than 16,000 employees worldwide. Also, this noon, the destruction goes on for miles. Deadly tornad...

This morning that he will recuse himself whenever its appropriate. Today caltrain holds a Board Meeting to figure out how a Modernization Project can get off the ground if federal money falls through. Kpix 5s maria medina is live in san jose with the details on this fight for funding. Maria reporter good morning, michelle. Get this. The upgrades were to start yesterday but now theres a fourmonth delay. The Trump Administration essentially pulled the plug on the project delaying about 650 million...