here is caroline hyde.aroline: consumer spending powered the british economy to a 12 street quarter of growth. the economy grew one half of 1%. an increase in household spending helped to offset declines in exports. americans are not kicking budweiser the way they are just are not kicking budweiser the way -- are not picking budweiser the way they used to. the company needs to complete its acquisition of sabmiller. helpingo tim cook says the fbi unlike a dead terrorist iphone would be bad for america. he told abc news that public safety is important but complying with the court order would set a precedent would hurt millions of iphone users. >> the only to that information asld be to -- that we view software cancer. we have never written it. that is what is at stake. caroline: the u.s. government says this is a one-time request. that is the bloombergs that's that is the bloomberg is his flash. francine: let's talk about oil, a little bit lower today and we have a huge summit we have been him to monitor almo

i'm tom keene with caroline hyde in london. jobs day in america, but after the week and after the month of january, it's truly a demrobal story today. caroline: it certainly is. dollar weak thns week, what european surging, what yen surging, what a pain for the rest of the central bankers in the world. as everyone in the u.s. is going to be raising rates. tom: i said this last week, caroline, you should have been from, we had a soiree of bloomberg talent, and i said the yen is the single story. right now you need more than a single story. let's get to bloomberg first ord. the panel ruled that assange has been arbitrarily detained bins 2010 and should be freed. assange has been holed up in weak door since 2010. he would be extradited to sweden and could end up in the u.s. being questioned about leaked classified documents. a brisht government spokesman says the u.n. ruling changes nothing. it was the first presidential candidate this season with only two candidates on stage, hillary clinton and bernie sanders. they squared off l

no one earned more ot than gregory hyde. along with his salary hyde pocketed a pot of golden over time, nearly $90,000. it is more than the mayor makes. they can run out of a tax increase and we wonder what role the over time is playing. workers can be busting the city bubbleett. the -- budget. typical paramedic. how is that even possible? who approved the over time. we imposed that question to the woman in charge of ems. >> ultimately over time is approved by me. >> nicole is the commissioner of ema. she is an accomplished paramedic who earns every dollar he makes. >> is he getting some sort of favoritism? >> he is our senior medic. if he puts his name on the list for daily over time he will get the over time. there is no favoritism. >> he says all over time is closely monitored and even hyde has had over time. he worked throughy 47 -- 347 days last year. in one stretch he worked 46 days straight including 18 and 2 tour-hour -- 24-hour shifts. is it putting him and others at risk? kevin kelly is asking the same question. >>

let's go to caroline hyde. caroline: chemchina has offered to buy syngenta for more than $43 billion. the plan to take over the swiss seed maker comes as the company extends its shopping spree. the all-cash-- offer would be the biggest yet by a chinese firm. $30 crude is trading below a barrel again. japanese shares plunged more than 3% in less than two weeks. biggest two-day drop in almost seven years. u.s. industry data shows crude stockpiles increased. analysts are predicting oil prices will climb by around 50% by the end of the year. crude will reach $46 a barrel $48 --t will trade at $48 a barrel. guy, back to you. guy: thank you very much. less than half an hour ago until european market opens here it -- opens. take a look at where we think that's telling us it is likely to be half percent lower on the ftse 100. .8%.ax lower by jonathan: japanese equities about to erase all of the post doj gains. we'll get to the other asset classes. treasury yield continuing to climb lower. 1.85%. the yield on the u.s. 1

here is caroline hyde.d nations security council will approve the cease-fire today that takes effect at midnight, according to russian plus foreign minister who work out an agreement with the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry. islamic statesays and such groups are excluded. marco rubio went on the attack last night for the republican presidential debate. , thent after donald trump last time the candidates would be together before the super tuesday primaries and caucuses. marco rubio: you are the only person on this stage who has been fined for hiring people to work for your project illegally. donald trump: i am the only one on this issue has hired people. seven southern states are up for grabs tuesday. trump is backed by 37% of likely voters. the u.n. security council is prepared to consider sanctions against north korea. they are aimed at forcing the country to curtail its new click program after a recent atomic test and missile launch. they include mandatory inspections of ships going out of -- going in

jon: thanks, caroline hyde.ourth quarter eurozone gdp data in just over half an hour after inmany recorded 0.3% growth the final quarter of last year. let's get out to hans nichols in berlin. germany holding steady. disappointment in italy. give me the rock up. hans: that is the story of the eurozone. soft growth in germany. stronger growth in spain. italy disappointed. 0.3% isn't the number to focus on. it is the inflation numbers. whether you think german resistance to quantitative easing further dipped into negative rates. the cpi numbers, you know, i know, we love it when the details come out of that federal statistics office. my favorite one, the cost of potatoes is up in germany 31%, but potato chips are down 9%. puzzle that one for me. what is your best. ? jon: i just know that the hans nichols family are saving some money. headingnister cameron to your city to speak with angela merkel in germany. i wonder how this plays out and who has got the leverage. program,lier on the toid bloom broke your move new

i am in new york, caroline hyde in london. bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ tom: we welcome all of you worldwide in london, and new york, this is bloomberg "surveillance." vonnie: barclays may close it egyptian unit, according to people familiar with the matter. it may be worth more than $500 million. the ceo is deciding whether to keep emerging markets' businesses. dealers to buy their new vehicles. matterfamiliar with the say if bmw had not pushed the loaner strategy, and might've lost u.s. sales to lexus. global gdp will rise 3% in 2016, the same growth weight -- rate as last year. one reason, slow growth in the u.s., germany, and brazil. caroline: we have got to bring it back to those breaking headlines from the oecd, the fact that global growth trajectory being downgraded on a day where we are digesting fed minutes. we have ecb minutes due out at 12:30. let's bring in andrew sheets. we have ray dally l, head of the biggest hedge fund in the world saying central banks cannot do enough. our central banks lost now? clear theyhink

caroline hyde, what are you watching? am doing post and -anal.st post -- post why is it doing so well? it is promising to return to dividends. though we could see them reenact giving back to shareholders, they are looking to improve their status in germany. impress,managing to the dividends are set to come up. up goes the share price and dividends. they struck a deal with amazon. wanting to be able to get into the grocery market, as if that wasn't an area of competition already in the united kingdom. despicable forny so many. -- painful for so many. cargotruck a deal with a which is going to be dealing with online presence. morsi --t that he and -- getting that grocery piece of the pie. you were talking about financial services. the worst performer today in terms of industry basis. it looked pretty good, it came up with results and earnings ahead of estimates. when it comes to assets. they are selling -- they are saying sell this stock today. back to you. guy: caroline, i'm going to pick up. i'm went to bring you the swed

caroline hyde joins us with a chart that really matters. at last are we starting to see the u.s. shale makers admitting defeat. they are pulling back the reins on overall production and discharged does outline the scale of cutbacks for 2016. we've had earnings coming out of the apache and they are starting to say production is coming down. we can really dig into these numbers, apache saying we're going to cut back production to the tune of 7%. across the board, you are starting to see the ramifications of near 12-year low crude prices. we've had really surprising resilience over the past couple years. the fact that we've seen oil prices down some 70%. we kept seeing share companies of their wellst to scale back in terms of cost. it seems as though the continuation of opec adding to the glut of supply, determined to keep their market share, seems to be now that the shell companies are starting to react. guy: we look forward to hearing what is said in terms of the numbers. here's my question. are they being forced to do this? are they preserv

i will click on hyde park and go back and show you hyde park menu as we scroll up, you get first course lobster bisque, ceasar salad or hyde park wedge salad and second course i would go with petite twin filets with garlic whipped mashed potatoes, bernaise sauce and you get to pick a dessert a great way to see and try some of the many restaurants in downtown because of the fixed menu. you know what it will cost going in. we have helped you out. go to cleveland19.com in the seen-on section, 9th annual downtown cleveland restaurant week. click there and get to all the menus. make up your mind and have your mouth watering before you leave the house, romona? >> romona: all right. that lobster mac and cheese. >>> up next digging deeper into the car mocks poisoning of 16 people. finger pointing continues. but who is to blame? the william g. mather camera. in and out sunday downtown cleveland very windy and warm weekend at least part of it. i will explain coming up. our past. we talked to the people behind a viral video of geauga lake. >>> the shipping of cleveland police cadets for training a

here is caroline hyde.nister shinzo abe predicts the central bank could increase economic stimulus next month. the bank of japan needs to change the countries deflationary mindset. jpmorgan said there is an increasing chance of more stimulus. in 50 years atime scheduled airline flight will be between the u.s. and cuba. as many as 110 flights will be allowed a day. currently, all flights between the u.s. and cuba are chartered. mercedes has given a three-year contract extension. it comes after the company reported record profits. he has run daimler since 2006. the contract would run out by the end of the year. tom: celebrating his 40th .nniversary at one company i don't know that any other executive that can say that. there are new people coming in in research and development, but when someone thinks about mercedes versus bmw, it is see 43that this guy will years of a career there. or will we watch today or the next few days? important fed minutes. michael mckee is totally fired up over the january minutes.

let's get straight to the first word news with caroline hyde. the first votes have been cast for the first presidential primary in the united states. these old-fashioned paper bernie showed that sanders got all four democratic votes. john kasich got three and donald trump got to. bernie sanders is beating hillary clinton by double digits in some polls. in the republicans, the polls show donald trump well out overhead. later today on bloomberg, a two-hour new hampshire special on with all due respect starting at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. in germany, to commuter trains collided. more than a hundred 50 were injured. the area is not easy to get to, making rescue efforts difficult. kong, the lunar new year celebration turned violence. police toldrns -- protesters. 90 police were injured. 54 people were arrested. more new report says that than one million syrians are trapped in areas that are under siege. that is a challenge to the united nations. -- has been accused of downplaying the crisis in syria. global news 24 hours a day. i am caroline hyde. tom

caroline hyde has the touchscreen.oline: that rally we saw could continue european stocks today, focused more on the stimulus coming from japan rather than the negative repercussions of manufacturing in china. chinese stocks fell on a three-year loan for pmi manufacturing, a japanese stocks did manage to gain on the back of that warm wind from the bank of japan. cac 40 up ashteing the well, moves on the equity market up. remember, we have manufacturing data across the eurozone and u.k. later today. will that continue to fuel optimism here in europe, as we are expecting growth across the board? the china fact is being felt in other areas. metals training lower, copper off after we saw a manufacturing slowdown, service is not getting as much as they had previously. we're also seeing the demand side of the equation, so too d oes the supply side of the equation because we are seeing oil lower after opec is ramping up their supply. let's have a look at gold. there is a bit of risk aversion, money continuing to move into bon

here is caroline hyde with your bloomberg first world news. caroline: david cameron goes to brussels today, seeking to end months of negotiations. he will end a, four month referendum campaign, intending to secure th the u.k's place. minutes from the fomc's january meeting show they were worried about a series of disruptions that are likely to derail the projection of four rate increases this year. japan's latest trade data shows continued weakness in an economy that contracted in the last quarter. exports sank 13%, the most since 2009. at least 28 people have been killed in an explosion in the turkish capital. the attack targeted a convoy of military vehicles. the president condemned the moral andbeyond all human boundaries. he said turkey will find those responsible and step up the fight against terrorism. global news 44 hours a day, journalists in 150 news bureaus around the world. guy? guy: we are 30 minutes away from the european equity market open. at this stagenk regarding the fair value of the terminal? 3/10 of 1% higher seems to be th

hyde's $89,000 plus in overtime last year is 30 times what the typical paramedic earned in o.t. so how is that even possible and who approved the overtime? we posed that question to the woman in charge of e.m.s. >> ultimately all overtime is approved by me. >> reporter: nicole carlton is the commissioner of e.m.s. she said hyde is an accomplished paramedic who earns every dollar >> is he getting some kind of favoritism? >> no. he is our senior medic. if he puts the name on the list for daily overtime he gets the overtime. >> reporter: carlton claims all overtime is closely monitored and even hyde has been denied overtime on occasion. he worked 347 days last year. in one stretch he worked 46 days straight including 18 and 24-hours shifts. are those long hours putting him and others at risk? kevin kelly is asking the same question. >> what concerns me is whether an emt how many hours are they working on still sharp and on top of the game after the amount of overtime? that would be an issue that i would like to look into. >> i understand people may be concerned about the safety of

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let's go to caroline hyde.ine: we were up more than 5% on the stoxx 600, on track for the best week since 2011. itwe maintain these gains, will be the best week since 2011. money has spilled into the equity side of the equation. on the weekly gain side, we can see a track higher. the cac 40 is completely dead. we have been having a negative day over in asia. in, trying tong draw out some of its exuberance. we saw a record amount of new credit injected into china over january. meanwhile, we are tracking lower when it comes to oil. we are down 5/10 of 1%. we are up when it comes to wti crude. today, the focus is more on the supply glut. we can see 504 million barrels, a record high. -- there, godld is no risk aversion today. it is down on the week as well. money is continuing to go into the yen. the dollar is down and the yen is up. we are once again getting that next correlation going on. ad, you are picking her assets and deciding where to put your money. let's have a look at the xts. down 4/10s a of 1%. they a

kendis, reena. >> jekyll and hyde. >> at least it's not frankenstein. >> jekyll and hyde. >> donald trumpteps up his blistering attacks on jeb bush's family. big brother georg the campaign trail for his brother for the first time. without mentioning trump by name he told a crowd empty rhetoric and theatrics should not be mistaken for real strength. >> we need someone who can fix the problems that cause our anger and frustration and that's jeb bush. >> i've heard for years he kept the country safe after -- what does that mean after? what about during 9/11? i lost a lot of friends that were killed in that building. >> trump also took aim at ted cruz questioning his faith and called him unstable and outright nuts into on the democratic side, hillary clinton also turned to a famous family member to rally supporters. former president bill clinton took her place at a campaign event in florida and he used the opportunity to take a swipe at bernie sanders warning about moving the democratic party move to the left. clinton around in nevada where she's tied in the polls with sanders and then she ba

here is caroline hyde. caroline: the u.s. dollar heading for its worst week since 2009 as traders bet the federal reserve will hold interest rates unchanged this year because of a weaker global economy the the demand for government debt has sent japan 10-year bond yields to a record low. oil has slumped towards its first weekly decline since january 15. president obama is planning to propose a $10 per barrel tax on oil. the money will be earmarked for green energy initiatives. the proposed levy could be phased in over five years but has drawn swift objections from the oil industry. it would also require approval from the republican-controlled congress. china's foreign exchange reserves, already at a three-year low, are poised to post a second consecutive record monthly drop as policymakers intervened to support the glut. the central bank will say on sunday that a currency board fell by $118 billion in january. back to you. guy: thanks very much indeed. , looks like we could have a fairly quiet open in europ

let's get your market open with caroline hyde.ine: we have seen tumultuous training on the back of oil. we are seeing such volatility injected. so far this year, stoxx 600 down by 10%. we have seen 950 billion euros wiped off the market value so far this year. today is the day the ftse 100 opens up. today the cac 40 is also opening up as we build back some of those losses. yesterday the banks were feeling the most pain down some 3%. we're seeing today volatility on the backs of those earnings. riddick's are not taking a pretty picture. at 53 when it comes to brent. clearly we are seeing such moves in the back of the asset classes as oil continues on its topsy-turvy ride. we are seeing a bit of selling off in the pounds. will you get changes to the inflation outlook or the growth getook? we are unlikely to any change. all 40 when economists not sing a change to the u.k. in terms of interest rates. better than expected yesterday down a quarter of a percentage point. meanwhile, the euro is losing some of its gain from yesterday. the

with me in london is caroline hyde. good morning, caroline. the bank of england today -- any fireworks? caroline: at incwe want to get perspective, tom. we want to get the idea that this extraordinary volatility -- oil prices, stocks following eike a lost puppy -- will we se what is happening in the markets reflect on the overall economy? the eu cutting growth figures for gdp -- that is a market d circumstance. tom: i'm bringing in vonnie quinn before she does the news. it really shows the growth tension. vonnie: and the inflation forecast, cut by half. that is a huge move. also assuming brent crude at $35.80 per barrel, down from $42.50 per barrel. tom: and this set that up perfectly this morning. we will look at the bank of england, announcements coming out, and david rosenberg will join us in the next hour. he is adamant that deflation fears are overdone. right now we need to check up with the news. vonnie: the euro strengthening. days after they began the syrian peace talks, geneva has been suspended. againste major progress rebel held are

this is video from the scene on erie avenue, near hyde park country club. the suspect took the whole cash register, then jumped in a gold s- u-v driven by another person. if you can help...call crimestoppers at 352-3040. rob 2shot we want to get another check on this morning's forecast. frank joins us with a look at the day ahead. a quiet start to the week with sunshine and temperatures near normal. look for a high of 46 today with a sun and cloud mix and dry. tonight partly cloudy skies with a low of 31 degrees. then a tad warmer on tuesday with a high of 48 degrees and a sun and cloud mix. clouds will increase tuesday evening with rain tuesday night into wednesday mornings commute. wednesday will be wet with periods of steady rain and temperatures near 45 degrees. late wednesday night as temperatures fall to freezing we will watch for a rain and snow mix with some snow showers into thursday. while as of now accumulations do not look huge we could see some icy patches and slick spots on thursday as highs fall back to near freezing. we finish the week out c

in this a girl struck by a hit-run driver in price hill and a man hit and killed by a metro bus in hyde park square.city council wants wants a report on how to fix the most dangerous crosswalks. crosswalks. "i think the things that we can explore to address this are lighted crosswalks, more signage in places, there is a various array of street calming methods." methods."but, fulton jefferson of the avondale community council says the real problem is the drivers behind the wheel. wheel. "actually, going too fast for the neighborhood. speed limit is 35 and when you get to the school zone it's 20-25. too fast every day. day.that's the same sentiment from this protective modther. modther. "they need to basically really pay attention to what they're doing so that these kinds of things don't happen." fortunately, the young girl that was hit here today wasn't badly hurt and was taken to cincinnati children's hospital for observation.tom mckee, a tipped crane halts a downtown construction job... job...tonight - 9 on your side goes back the scene.we'll tell you where that crane is now. and comin

let's cross over to caroline hyde.oline: you talk about a brutal session yesterday, and this reminds us that we saw the cac closed down, the dax down 3.3%, 300 million euros wiped out of market valuation yesterday. but we are going to see a tiny bit of a bounceback, up 1/10 of a percent at the moment. clearly some optimism potentially creeping back in. is it time to buy? how we hitting that level of low people want to get back? we have seen the risk aversion trade really playing into that, we see the japanese yen continuing to be in vogue. -- money ishe back going into the haven across asia. a painful day in asia, japanese stocks down by more than 5%. interestingly, keep an eye on gold. that is the other haven, just coming off highs, still at 1 186. interestingly, look at oil. diverging from the stock market, maybe this is what is starting to leave the equity market higher, and we know that that maybe thatbe you -- is why we are seeing a little bit of intensifying. the euro is being seen as a bit of a haven trade. let'

a woman found murdered in hyde park back in 1994 has been from fitchburg. milagros alvarado, known as millie, vanished when she was 37-years-old, leaving behind a two-year-old daughter. dna tests recently confirmed that it was her remains that were found in hyde park. investigators from several police agencies are now working to figure out who killed her. coming up, a plan for guantanamo bay. the big announcement from the white house today, and reaction from lawmakers. michigan shootings. what police say the suspect allegedly purchased just hours before his deadly rampage, and how one teenage victim is doing today. kevin: a couple of waves of the next system. marginally cold air in place and then the rain. ahead. green, we' plants that don' erin: president obama proposed to once and for all close the detention center at one time obey, cuba -- guantanamo bay, cuba and transfer detainees to a facility in the u.s. calling for up to $475 million be offset by as much as wehner did $88 million per year in operating costs -- $188 million per year in operating cost

a shell station robbed in hyde park... it happened on east erie avenue... across from the hyde park country club... the suspect took cash register... no weapon was shown. but he knocked over a display... injuring the store clerk... who is expected to be ok. the suspect took off - and jumped in a gold s-u-v driven by another person... so far - no arrests have been made. also new tonight... a shooting near the white castle on reading road near william howard taft... we're told a person was shot in the stomach.... this morning. so far - arrests... six people are dead and two others are in critical condition, after a shooting spree in kalamazoo county, michigan. police arrested 45-year old jason dalton. officers said he shot a woman outside her home. then he killed a father and son at a car dealership. investigators say he shot five others outside a restaurant. reports claim dalton was a driver for uber. and he picked-up passengers in- between the shootings. jeff getting/prosecuting attorney, kalamazoo county "they weren't targeted for any other reason other th

caroline hyde is here.ine: janet yellen says the central bank is not to blame for engulfede that has financial markets this year. it is unlikely to roll back interest rates in response. she argued that the fed's first rate rise has been widely anticipated and prompted little action in the market. the rba is keeping the door open to further rate cuts. governor glenn stevens told a parliamentary panel that the economy has flexibility for further easing. he says the board is weighing the sustainability. the u.s., russia, and other powers have backed an accord calling for a truce in serious -- in syria's civil war it demands the immediate delivery of humanitarian assistance to besieged areas. >> we are doing everything in the power of diplomacy to try to bring it in -- bring an end to this conflict. in a way that results in a unified, nonsectarian, minority-protecting, secular, whole state. caroline: we will speak to the u.k. defense secretary at about 7:15 u.k. time. jamie dimon, the chairman and was kind --ga

caroline hyde is here.oline: david cameron's negotiations with eu leaders spills into a second day, as he searches for a deal on membership is something he can sell to the british voters. he is facing resistance over more demands for welfare curbing, and objections for plans to protect the financial industry. ecb the boj following the on negative rates, a quarter of the economy in the world is under subzero. those surveyed is in a negative rates will help governor k uroda. meanwhile, only 42% say the policy is succeeding in the euro area. china's currency is heading for the biggest weekly advance in a year. but the rally should not be taken as a sign of china's great reversal in capital flows. goldman sachs is warning that any further shock to depreciation will only accelerate the exit. with $550 billion of outflows in the second half of 2015, and the yuan is weakening $100 billion more. a $9 billion fund manager is pessimistic about the market. his global equity fund beat 99% of peers, but it now has a div

here is caroline hyde.set of numbers but is this about alphabets/google or more about apples decline from the heavens. caroline: if you look at the chart, both have been encroaching on each other's space. not a good news story for output -- for outlook. they -- four apple. comparisonis tiny in to apple but the market police it could be a more valuable company. guy: this is an indication that apple has gone ask -- ex innovation. opens -- it's alphabet 550 billion dollars in terms of market valuation. ishares dropped 9.4%. valuablee most companies are tech companies. up 19% in terms of sales profit in the fourth quarter. they are increasing in terms of mobile search and the number of times we are clicking on their ads. the volume is going up by 31%. a tightmanaging to keep fist on discipline in terms of cost cutting. managing to bring that down 30%. -- 13%. you have apple claiming about the billion devices they have on the market. trying to sell itself as a services company. check out the google numbers. andr

here's caroline hyde. caroline: good morning. stocks have soared in tokyo, with the topix posting its biggest gain in six years as investors show that japan's economy trying less than expected last year. china's trade numbers for january underline challenges facing the economy. exports fell and imports declined after a trade surplus of more than $63 million, the biggest on record. the figures suggest that the currency's depreciation has yet to boost competitiveness of chinese industry. it is president's day in the u.s. stocks and bonds markets are closed. president obama will be at work, greeting leaders from southeast asian nations for their first u.s. summit in california. hsbc has decided to keep its global headquarters in london, claiming u.k. is an important and globally connected economy. hsbc has been based in the u.k. for 23 years and said remaining there is the best option for both customers and shareholders. get world news 24 hours a day. guy: thank you very, caroline. markets, monday morning may

first up, let's get you up to speed with caroline hyde. caroline: thank you. brent crude has risen ahead of a meeting between iraq and iran in to ron later -- in tehran later. the saudi oil minister described it as the beginning of a process. iran's oil chief will meet his venezuelan counterpart. david cameron has edged closer to membership of the european union. with the u.k. prime minister to in brussels next month, he won the backing of angela merkel. the dutch prime minister, the holder of the eu rotating presidency, also agrees that "there was a good basis for a deal." president barack obama says donald trump won't be elected president. he also said the republican primary campaign has alarmed or in audiences, who expect the u.s. to lead the world. >> i continue to believe that mr. trump will not be president. and the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american. -- in the american people. they recognize that being president is a serious job. show or hosting a talk a reality show. it's not promotion. it's not marketing. it's hard. caroline: back

brian hyde and the school committee call it a cordial agreement. hyde was accused breaking into the home of a teenager who had just returned from several months in florida and was trying to re-enroll. the judge ruled hyde was not guilty because there was no evidence he was barred from the house. the ability to reach out for help right from your smartphone when you're anxious and overwhelmed. doug: ahead this morning the app now offering therapy to people who might not have asked for it before. >> i really, really think they should have let them do it here for authenticity. frank: watertown residents in favor of re-creating the gun battle with the marathon no. what the former police chief thinks of the controversy. danielle: waking up to chilly temperatures this morning, but changes are on the way. how warm it will get and the next chance for showers. shayna: plus a family escaping just in time. what sparked this fiery blast in their home. doug: we're continuing to follow breaking news. a deadly crash on the lynneway. an s.u.v. hitting a dunkin' don

versed, let's get to caroline hyde. caroline: the antiestablishment candidates have claimed victory in the new hampshire primary. easily over hillary clinton which means the democrats can be heading for a long nomination fight. a crowded republican field with john kasich in second place. 2016 goldmanto sachs has abandoned five of its six recommended top traits. the bank was long on the dollar versus the euro. it was wrong on u.s. inflation expectations and more. that underscores the volatility that has beset to global markets. fund boosted its holdings of related debt. that is as a rush for the latest security send treasuries surging to the number one spot. the u.s. is attracting investment with 10 year yields of 1.7%. compare that to 1.2% in japan. global news 24 hours of day powered by 2400 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. 27 minutes away from the european equity market open. let me give you a quick heads up on what we think stocks will finish. 2% down for most european markets. we have muc

caroline hyde in london.'m tom keene. >> january was a surprisingly good month for british retailers perfectly sales rose the most in more than two years last month. the british government gives the credit to post christmas sales. the head of norway's central bank is warning of excessive use of the country's income. he said they may have to withdraw $10 billion this year. the funds have $810 billion in asets. apple has been given more time to fight against that court order to unlock an apple iphone. they have until friday instead of tuesday. a federal magistrate ordered apple to help the f.b.i. get information from the iphone of ers in the san bernardino massacre. caroline: let's switch gears back to the e.u. negotiations that spill into a second day. of course they are tired, exhausted. the men and women fighting for the future of the european union. hope not so tired, ryan chilcote for in brussels. we just saw david cameron arrive. he is sounding optimistic despite his exhaustion. what did he have to say? r

thank you very much, caroline hyde. do you have some headlines, manus/ .44us; they will have a $ dividend. they sold a part of the company. they reported a fourth-quarter profit of 272 million euros. they were looking for fourth-quarter profit numbers in the region of 320 million euros. fourth-quarter profits were 272 million euros. there is a final dividend of $.44 a share. of course, we are going to be focused on the commodity market and the oil market. anna: we speak with management about this. the government sold part of it back to the market but the government does still own a large portion of this. to abngoing to speak amro ceo right here on "countdown." it was a poster child for the economic crisis. that was right at the height of the crisis. it was just before bed. last: that was fred's triumphant moment. or in his mind, it was a triumphant moment for the taxpayer. time for a little bit foin the chinese market. anna: we have heard quite a lot about china. they are trying to boost their economy. just yesterday we

let's get to the first word news with caroline hyde.e federal reserve chair janet yellen says that while further rate hikes may be delayed by the turmoil, she will not abandon the program. making the twice yearly address, she said recent volatility has -- could weigh on the economic outlook. she said it would not affect fed policy in the long-term. china's banking system could see a loss of more than four times those suffered by u.s. banks during the global economic crash. is bettingd manager against mortgage the subprime crisis thinks the world second-biggest economy may have to print more than $10 trillion of yuan. that could pressure the currency to devalue in excess of 30% against the dollar. the ceo of france's second-largest bank thinks markets are overreacting. he told bloomberg the current climate is nowhere near as bad ss 2000 and eight's -- 2008' crisis. >> this is nothing to do with what we saw in 2008. where not in this kind of trouble yet. the banking system, and the world, is much stronger. the average capital has been dou

let's get to the open now with caroline hyde.line: reverend yesterday, the last hour of trading the u.s. we saw those original raise. we saw the stocks close in the green. i catch of effort is been a --mendous -- tall to us time tumultuous time of trading. leading the charge is the likes miners getting a bit of a pickup today. happen with a bit of risk into the market. up postingthe numbers better than expected. let's move away and get into what is happening. interestingly, the bigger this disruption with oil down but stocks in europe opening higher. we're seeing the correlation down .8%. that is even if -- as we see, once again building in the united states. is there risk aversion when it comes to gold? the correlation is kind of breaking down. we have money moving into equities but into gold as well. bake the daily check on what will happen to the pound. trading basically flat. yesterday we saw it at levels that we haven't seen since 2009. let's have a look at the data market moving into germany. we saw that 40 year japanese de

you can wait for the walk signal.you can walk in the crosswalk.but at intersections like this one in hyde park.. even those steps sometimes aren't enough. one of the most vivid examples of the danger of some crosswalks is the video that captured 11-year-old london smith being hit by a car while crossing glenway avenue in west price hill last week.in a few hours cincinnati's city council is expected to pass a motion to have the city identify the most dangerous areas for walkers and bikers and find ways to make them safer.the move comes after two serious crashes.one on kellogg near asbury where a driver hit and killed cyclist michael prater.and another where a metro bus struck a father and daughter crossing in hyde park square. the father stephen frank was killed.. the daughter injured. here.that council meeting set for 2 this afternoon.we'll be asking frame for how long it will take to those most dangerous intersections. reporting live.. jordan burgess. 9 on your side. he hit the brakes -- but says icy conditions caused his jeep to slide into a moving train. today that man plans to thank t

and now from hyde county up into washington county. if you can pick us up on the air down there you need to be taking cover that storm expected to move into your location here probably in about the next fifteen minutes. meanwhile tornado warning as well for acting that county that that strong storm is gone for mackinac county so that's why we haven't focused too much on that. it was put out earlier just for one island that technically is in mackinac county out to the west and closer the kanji are really and now what we're talking about again is this line of new strong storms bearing down on us the good news is the first line left the bad news is i mention is that it's giving us some sunshine conditions for this time of year up around seventy. a lot humidity out there as well so you can see temperatures up into the seventies right now in most locations south side to get back here onto the peninsula. if not seventy close to it. same thing to the north although it's a little cooler in the sixties and then down the south i'm sure we're goi

caroline hyde joining us out of barcelona with that ford interview.ack becausee you we have seen a fairly big move on the cable rates. we have been down to 141 .75 on cable. leverage selling is causing this. to bounce offng of that. but nevertheless, the boris effect is certainly front and center for the fx market this morning. there are going to be people in certain instances who are reasonably happy. the bank of england is concerned about this elevated level of sterling. plenty of ceos would like lower sterling. maybe boris has done them a favor. hans: but probably not mr. fields from ford. when you look at the strong dollar that is such a way on the u.s. economy. what has the strong dollar done and has it been a rate hike for the u.s. economy? in europe, when we look at the macro picture, we are getting back into currency wars and we will see how that plays out on the macro effect. guy: who would have thought that boris would be leading the charge, but you cannot exclude that. few minutesack in a time. we are minutes away from the market open. we w

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the boston police cold case unit has identified a woman found murdered and buried in hyde park back in 1994. collects karen anderson highlighted this story a year ago she' s here live with , details. karen she is no longer jane doe : she now has a name, milagros alvarado, known as millie. the last time anyone saw her she was walking on main street in fitchburg, in june of 1994. not even two months later a young man picking up trash discovered bones off a path in , the stony brook reservation in hyde park. investigators knew the remains were a woman, possibly in her 30' s. -- 20' s or 30' s. her scull had been shattered. her only identifying feature, a t-shirt. nobody, all of those years nobody knew her name. in 2014, that detectives had exhumed the woman' s body using federal funds from a grant. the hope, was that a lab in taxes could identify her using -- in texas could identify her using advances in dna analysis and facial reconstruction. the results, providing relief for the woman' s family and the detectives who took a fresh look at the case. >> it is never easy, going to somebody

here is caroline hyde. societe generale, you are pointing out there seems to be a raisin those gains. this is the worst day for the stock. since the height of the sovereign debt crisis. this is the lowest price point since 2013 for socgen. do not miss your result estimates. they posted a profit but the prophet was not nearly where analysts had been hoping. they are taking a charge putting away money. we are seeing the investment bank not living up to expectations. the chief executive morning -- warning that it might not meet this year's target because of the headwinds in the current market. they are worried about the low interest rates by sweden. , 7.55%.pside one of the best performers out there. the french advertising company showing real growth in north america and we sell sales up 44% in the last quarter of last year. we saw europe up. asa pack up 21%. up to 1%.c mega up 17%, why echo it is being offered the biggest premium ever in the pharmaceuticals industry to be bought by mylan. premium forng 92% me

let's get up to speed on these markets now with caroline hyde.ttle bit of a relief rally, look at the s&p. it is undoing all of its losses this month. caroline: it is having a bit of a feel-good friday when it comes to asian trading. wheres the asia-pacific up .4% in terms of its ramp up. nevertheless, every single industry group largely in agreement. tracking higher at oil picks itself up. utilities in telecom, this is the imap function showing you how each and every group tends to be in the green one looking at asia. we have had a relatively good week. there is talk about the potential more monetary stimulus in the back pocket with china helping fuel some demand for those riskier asset classes. digging into also what is happening in the metal market. we are seeing it pick up, so related to what happens in china in particular. of course, the big hunger there has been for commodities in china. nickel is tracking up, the metal rally being fueled by what is said in china. this is what has been happening over the course of the month. s&p 500 and deb

it happened on east erie avenue, across from the hyde park country club... the suspect took off with the whole cash register. display, injuring the store clerk... who is expected to be ok. the suspect took off - and jumped in a gold s-u-v driven by another person... so far - no arrests have been made. new this morning... a woman is accused of assault, stealing a u-haul vehicle and leading police on a chase. court documents state, officers followed iesha harris for 29 minutes... police say she struck a marked cruise and, drove through several yards before stop sticks were deployed on willowridge. harris reportedly tried to get away on foot- but was stopped when a police k-9 bit her. darius loveless is also arrested in he's accused of stealing the and helping harris steal the vehicle. both are due in court today. still ahead... bill cosby's wife is scheduled for a today... attempts to stop your current traffic conditions returns. "fox19 now never stops. download the fox 19 live street level radar in your neighborhood. and lightning tracker warns you the instan

there is something about that speech, seeing him and hyde park but at the same time i understood the forces that were put. what, i mean, by that will remain president obama everything we wanted to be. the antiwar folks made in the antiwar candidate. african-americans just wanted an african-american president. we did not really look at his politics. and you see what he said. plain and simple. he is not some lefty, not someone -- he is not on the left. he is a central democrat. and so part of what i wanted was a progressive agenda. do what you have to do to stop the economy, but was reorient, change the frame so that everyday ordinary working people could have a chance to not only dream dreams but to make those dreams reality. that would mean we would have to change the phenomenon that we have seen to change the economic philosophy and so many ways so that we could begin to emphasize. how do we get home ownership to be such were folks are not subject to predatory lending? how do we checked the financial position of the economy? what is interesting is that president obama understands wh

it happened on east erie avenue, across from the hyde park country club... the suspect took off with the whole cash register. we're told he knocked over a display, injuring the store clerk... who is expected to be ok. the suspect took off - and jumped in a gold s-u-v driven by another person... so far - no arrests have been made. if you can help police....call crimestoppers...513- 352-3040. gov john kasich/r presidential candidate "it started as a 16 person race. and now folks, it's down to the final four." ohio governor john kasich is turning his attention to virginia, after finishing fifth in the south carolina primary on saturday. the remaining republican candidates are now vying to pick up supporters of jeb bush ... who dropped out of the on the sunday talk the man with the beating hillary clinton. beat her by 11 points. third place in the national polls out of nowhere without spending really much money. i get the money, continue to put the grassroots together, and you're going to see great results." up next, the republicans fight state's primary is dona

away in fact just showers early on she said that things clear out a high of 69 in 1060 16 degrees for hyde park. growing up to the de paolo 10:00 in such as the present time of 69.) that lesson the afternoon. the sun is up after the sanitized so i slants things on interstate 70 surprised forecast >>> thanks for stopping by. evening the lighting overnight the house by themselves right in the middle of a large and eastern conference standings is aligning lost earnings hit stephen's dan coates loan. he gave friday night blitz 26 seconds left in overtime is to slow down at a slightly friday night the last 11 games recognized as critical to losing. it is a tough goal offensively but sticking with it and things while other areas and i meet estimate against competitors i know in overtime. advertisement confidence. (again i do plan on running as say this and move on to st. louis the husband is a confidence thing it's hard to get out of it. >>> la paz county-one and has standings. singh slyve and manager and have coaching staff you possibly know this. the secretary standings. allen get support and