charged and with what at this point. depending on how this story sorts out, that will really identify where those charges were -- go as well. there are a lot of things that they are still working to try and understand. as they question the three suspects and as they question the other one down at sea i.s. at this point. --cis at this point. mark: brian, thanks so much. it is a difficult picture that we are trying to paint at home. let' s check in with andrew setters and see what he is hearing at the scene. he is been following this since it broke about 7:20, 7:30 this morning. andrew. >> e-mail is just left the scene.

cincinnati firefighters, paramedics came here to the scene, they went into this home with the baby was brought by her mother just a short time ago. in the midst of this frantic search going on, the mother showed up with the baby and walked inside of the house with cincinnati police on the scene. they brought firefighters and paramedics. they loaded her onto an ambulance a short time ago and took her up presumably to the hospital to be checked out further because at this point, it is a great mystery as to what went on here this morning over about 2.5 hours from the time this car was stolen with the baby go reportedly in the back of it and the time the mother and baby girl showed up at the acura on hopkins street in the west end. so with the weather being what it is and the child being young, they will not take any chances with her condition or to find out more about how she may be right now. a very young baby, really a new

less than a month old here at the center of all this and they just took her up a short time ago presumably to the hospital. lisa: we are kind of reading between the lines with the chief that you interviewed on live television that after the child showed up and then the news briefing that brian received. there is speculation that the child was not inside that car even to begin with. are you feeling that a little bit? >> well, i am feeling that there is a lot of questions that still remain to be answered here. the initial report here is that the report -- the 80 was inside the car with the car left running. it is very cold out here. that baby is less than month old. that seems to be something that you would -- if you leave a baby that young alone long enough for the car to be stalling, seems to be something the cincinnati police would want to look at.

it was found, it crashed. and the baby was that in there, that was immediately the question. where was the baby? had the baby ever been in the car? we went from really an amber alert type of situation where you have that car, think about the number of people that were out looking for that car. not only cincinnati police officers. we are car license plate number and description, people all over the place concerned. they were able to track that down and pursue it. and then it crashed. cincinnati police and immediately began looking to figure out where the baby might' ve gone because the baby was not there on the scene. and you have it show up in the custody of her mother when we didn' t have much indication that the baby had been recovered was a real mystery for us. it' s one of those many questions that cincinnati police still have about what all unfolded here. lisa: andrew is live for us. one of the first on the scene of

story unfolded on the west and on hopkins. injure their live home. -- andrew was their lives when the child returned home. mark: brought it to us live. coming over to tell andrew at fuzzy here. he has been a business -- the business a long time. there are a lot of questions that need to be answered and we are covering all of the angles as we sort out this breaking news story. it came into the newsroom at about 7:15 this morning. the best possible scenario, the baby back home safe and sound. lisa: let' s check in with the forecast. randy, bring us up to date. a lot of people are worrying about the snow. >> we had a burst of snow.

it was melting you the pavement. raised services are always colder and untreated surfaces obviously a couple of slick spots early. now we are watching another line of snow showers working in front south and west. on the seven part of the 275 loop, the snow started to ramp up again along the ohio as you going to portions of southeastern indiana. notice the radar picking up on a transition line in through portions. going back to you guys another lyft update. lisa: john london has information for us. >> well you can see here, the fort focus that is being towed from the scene and wrapping up the investigation here. the yellow tape has been taken down.

subject of such a mystery that cincinnati police still have to untangle. it is been to be tow truck here and will be taken off prosperity and towed to the impound lot and process even further for evidence. we want to give you that update here. the car that crashed earlier this morning, the start of this whole mystery being totally from the scene here. this crime scene is wrapped up. cincinnati police still have a lot of investigating to do on this. the one take away from here on prosperity from all this is the sense of response on the part of cpd and what they did to bring this to a successful conclusion now that investigative -- now hold. it is a key part of it, the car being cut out of your now.

lisa: -- mark: john, thank you. another update there. lisa: c what they can find out about it. mark: let' s check back in with our forecast. >> so we are tracking snow showers as they rolled back in from the south and west. you notice the radar trying to pick up a bit of a mix of rain and snow along 71. once you had through portions of carroll county and also into ripley county in indiana. as you zoom on in from the ohio, still generally snow for most of us or going to over the next couple of hours starting to see rain mixing in. when we zoom out and take a look at louisville, latest reports, generally still snow. it is switching over to rain slowly. i expect the snow half -- snow/rain line to move. we will see mix of rain and snow. some parts of town have a little more rain in this mix.

you can see temperatures at the moment still pretty touchy around the freezing point as we head into the afternoon, we will climb into the upper 30' s. whether you are seeing rain or snow, you should still be able to see the pavement as we had through the afternoon. the breakdown for today, 31 degrees. tempter' s climate to the upper 30' s this afternoon with a mix of rain and snow and then late tonight, this will end with some flurries lingering tomorrow morning. amateurs by the weekend back into the 50' s. a hint of spring with 60' s and 70' s. but send it back to lisa. lisa: we have another important story to bring you an update on related to the school shooting monday. we want to put people' s fears to rest. mark: police arrested a person close to madison junior senior high school this morning. another school district sent out a robocall alerting them of the rest and indicating the arrest was related to the madison school. that is not the case, a school person -- spokesperson says the

school shooting or two madison schools. we are told it was not a student in the incident did not have any connection to the district. they will provide more information shortly. the district says there is no danger to students. lisa: we have been on live following the story of a car reported stolen with a child inside. the bottom line to the story, the child is safe. there she is. the investigation continues with cincinnati police. we will keep you up to date here on air and online at wlwt.com. the infant found a safe. "uptown funk" but i like it. >> we're going the wrong way. oh, yeah, we're down here. is that better? no? it's called "sax" by le fluor east. >> where did you hear it? >> i heard it from a friend who dropped me that track. i like saying stuff like that.

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>> and infant allegedly taken in a stolen car found safe. mark: angers setters was there in the west and when it all started and where the baby was later returned. good morning, what is the latest? >> cincinnati police still on the scene here on hopkins street here at this home where the car disappeared this morning and the baby allegedly disappeared with it. ebay be found safe, found with

in between, a wild ride for cincinnati police and the entire community as they searched desperately for this car that we believed to have the baby girl it crashed on the west side of town. they crashed -- they check please is nice and found no baby inside. police still have questions about what unfolded this morning. lisa: thank you. stay with wlwt for updates on this story all day online at wlwt.com. mark: we will have the latest team coverage at noon. lisa: now to the forecast. >> snow showers once again returning across downtown cincinnati and you can see as further down 71 and 75, a changes along 71 to a mix of rain and snow and louisville seeing a mix as well. as we had to lunchtime, that

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different points, what overall, did you learn about people who are highly persuasive? >> well, they're confident. and they're confident about what they believe. and they want to bring other people over to their side. >> all right. so they've got some -- some people have that certain thing. we're going through five different habits. the first is you say you've got to know who you're talking to. what does that mean? >> absolutely. this is going to be really important when you're outside the office, you're at a client meeting or industry event. it's also important for your team. you want to know your audience. get to know people's talents and motivations. it's going to make it that much easier for you to per situate them to what you think. >> and you say you can do some of this research before but you can also read people. >> absolutely. you can read body language. it's also a sign of respect in certain cultures. >> right, people from different cultures, backgrounds. >> yeah. we like this one a lot. we like this one. because we're not at all like this. >> don't be pushy.

when someone is pushy with me, i actually push back even if i want the thing they are trying to sell me or give to me. >> exactly. and then it's a mess. this is a delicate balance. you want to be bold but not aggressive. you want to be subtle but not a door mat. this is one where an in-person interaction is your best bet. don't e-mail, don't call. walk across the office and talk to somebody and make sure you get that face-to-face. >> and i also like that you say, ben, be genuine. if you're authentic, that's what's most important. >> of course. and most people with spot a phony a mile away. and you really want to be interacting with people that are genuine. and that's the way most exchanges happen. so that's a good way to be assertive, but not aggressive with people that are genuine. >> that may be my favorite point. you can follow these tips, but quite frankly, if you're not being who you are, if you're trying to remember things, people can sniff it out. body language is very important -- if we were standing like this right now with you, you would know we are not open to you, right?

>> we're open. not that open. >> different segment. different segment. >> what's a good body language to you? >> this is all great advice, like, for a meeting, where you want to be confident when you're talking but also focused when listening so you're making eye contact. your body language is open. >> and your legs are closed. >> and you're smiling. >> depends what kind of meeting! >> okay. >> thing you naturally do with people you like. your family, friends. the same rules apply. when you're open, happy, smiling, all interactions go much more smoothly. >> and don't wry to remember the rights right body language. we have seen politicians who try to use the right hands to communicate. and it doesn't work. >> no. >> this is good. you have to acknowledge that there is another point of view. this is really important. >> i hear what you're saying. >> yeah, absolutely. you're not always going to be right. and that's okay, because nobody is. but if you can demonstrate that you can take that insight from somebody else on your team, use it to form your own viewpoint,

trust further for the next >> how do you it, ben? do you say, i understand what you're saying with x, y and z, your thing? >> exactly. it is an exchange. and if you are present and you are listening to the other person and understanding their point of view, you're going to be able to give them what they want and they're going to want to give you what you want. >> i think that's really important with parenting too. >> okay. >> finally, be clear and concise. don't go on too long? >> don't babel on like we're short and sweet? >> you're going to be the most persuasive about things you're passionate about. so this is your time to shine. show that you can speak in detail and prove that something is interesting in one sentence. >> we're going to try to quickly -- >> we don't have time. we were going to try to sell you. >> let me try quickly. >> 30 seconds. >> i've got water, you've got wine. >> raise your hand if you're thirsty! okay, good. you like wine. >> who wants to be hydrated? you know what -- it's 10:00 in the morning!

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this brand new book called "the stash plan!" >> we love this. did you have body image issues or were you just always kind of battling with weight and things? >> honestly, i feel like it's kind of a necessary evil. i do what i love. i would not change it for the world. but one of the things is, there is this pressure to look a certain way. and i had all of these body ale wants from a really young age and really horrible food sense activities. and any time i ate something, it would have a complete reverse reaction on me. but nobody could figure out what was wrong with me. and i went on a 12-year-long journey trying to figure out what is wrong with me. because nobody could figure it out. >> you also say you've had to prepare. actresses have to prepare for a film you find out two days before you have to be naked like in "orange is the new black. >>". >> oh, yeah. i booked "orange is the new black" with 14 hours notice. >> which is great. >> thank you. >> and the the first scene, actually that we had to do together was a shower scene

>> oh! >> this is a pg -- >> we will show the other one. were you self conscious? >> when i knew my first scene is the shower scene, i literally looked -- i don't think i ate for maybe 48 hours. and i was so stressed out. i was like, oh, my god. because, you know, the show was so incredible. and i just wanted to do a really good job. i wanted to, you know, really represent myself in a great way. and i was like, oh, my god. it's hard. >> you have a lot of talent that comes from your mom. but you're going to show us how to make this coconut chicken -- >> almond. >> okay. so one of the things is because i learned everything from my mother and she is a gourmet chef, she was always like everything from scratch. but the i think is, i work really long hours. the whole point is to have two quick easy cooking sessions. it's super easy. >> coconut milk. >> so you're basically going to put coconut flakes in there with some hot. in a blender, hot water.

want to it turn it on -- >> lucky for us, it's already -- >> whoa! >> there we go. >> all right. we did it. >> okay. >> and look how balanced that is. >> i know. and put it in here. this is super easy. put in some cheese cloths and squeeze it out, right? and i do the same thing with my almond milk. when i make my own almond milk. >> hoda, you should make that. >> you can use this to make pina coladas. >> thank you for that, laura. >> so with this coconut milk what you're going to do is take the chicken in the coconut milk. you can marinate it for an hour -- >> we're doing the best we can! >> it's all good. >> the whole point is we can do something like that. >> yes! >> so then you can do this for -- soak it for an hour, overnight. >> this is some almond flour. so this is what we're going to do now.

your local grocery store? >> absolutely. so many people have sensitivity to gluten nowadays because of everything that's happening with our food. we're going to put everything in there, spices, salt, pepper, couplin, cayenne, garlic powder. >> and that becomes the coating. >> so you have your marinated chicken and so what we're going to do is -- >> we have about 30. >> one of the things you say is keep cooking. which i think is good, you can make this food and store it, and stash it. >> right. the whole point is, the book is supposed to make your life easier. so twice a week cooking sessions, make your food, put it in the fridge. and every morning, i make all my meals. >> can i say something, this is fantastic! >> isn't it great? >> all organic, hormone-free chicken. >> you say people starve themselves but this is a real meal. >> absolutely.

and if you're eating the right kinds of food, your body should be able to simulate the nutrients and burn it. >> what is that? >> cayenne. >> if you want the recipe go to today.com/food. >> coming up, troy sivan.

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the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. australian singer/songwriter and actor, troye sivan has been performing in front of audiences for the past 12 years, which iserate is iserate is iserate pretty remarkable since he's only 20 years old. >> his youtube channel has more than 4 million subscribers and also has been viewed more than 230 million times.

raves, called "blue moon." >> i'm excited to be here. >> to be honest, when i started youtube, 2007 and youtube was a new website so i felt i was throwing this video into space, anything no one would see it, and obviously -- >> troye, we have your dad here. >> yeah. >> he's right there! >> hi, honey. >> he has been watching you. what's it like having the support of your parents? >> it's so important to me. i think it's like -- probably like the most critical thing that i have in my life. it's just like -- like obviously all of this is absolutely insane and at the same time, i knew if it would falter tomorrow, i could go home and my parents would be there. >> what are you going to sing for us, troye? >> i'm going to sing my song "wild." >> can't wait! >> all right, troye. wild wild hey trying hard not to fall on the way home

down down kissing up on fences and up on walls on the way home i guess it's all working out now cause there's still too long to the weekend too long till i drown in your hands too long since i've been a fool oh leave this blue neighborhood never knew loving could hurt this good oh and it drives me wild cause when you look like that i've never really wanted to be so bad oh it drives me wild hey hey wild you're driving me wild wild wild

white noise in the mind won't calm down you're all i think about running on the music and night highs but when the light's out it's me and you now now cause there's still too long to the weekend too long till i drown in your hands too long since i've been a fool oh yeah, yeah yeah leave this blue neighborhood never knew loving could hurt this good oh and it drives me wild cause when you look like that i've never, ever wanted to be so bad oh it drives me wild

you're driving me wild wild wild you're driving me wild wild wild you're driving me wild wild wild you make my heart shake bend and break you're driving me wild driving me wild leave this blue neighborhood never knew loving could hurt this good oh and it drives me wild cause when you look like that i've never, ever wanted to be so bad oh it drives me wild you're driving me wild wild wild you're driving me wild wild wild

you're driving me wild wild wild you drive me wild >> yeah! >> woo! >> oh, so good, troye! >> thanks. >> troye! >> so good. >> troye! >> what's on the back of your jacket? >> oh, yeah. >> what is that? >> it's a dinosaur. >> we'll be back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. that was awesome!

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