anna: and i'm anna laurel. three men used a gps device to track a big rig up i-95 and used a remote control to set off pepper spray inside the truck over. officers took perez into custody earlier this week after his friend was -- his friend spoke to police. andrea: margaret spelling spoke at university -- heather waliga has what happened. heather: critic stood silently, amid tight security. margaret spelling delivered her first report to the board of governors. >> i think that that was a breach of decorah monopoly perfect way to voice their concerns. heather: some call her hiring a political move. the former u.s. secretary of education succeeds tom roth, was forced out by the republican-dominated board. >> we want accountability. heather: she laid out her plan for her first 100 days as president, saying that she will fight for faculty after the board raised pay for chancellors . >> performance-based pay is at the top of my list. heather: spelling says she intends to visit all of the unc >> i want us to have str

anna: very disturbing indeed. we know the names of two men found murdered behind a popular northwest raleigh restaurant. pedro and alan rodriguez were found behind in arab red. eyewitness news was first on the scene and ed crump has been working this story all day. you are the only reporter to speak with the mother. what the chi tell you? reporter: through tears, she said even as she has no idea who killed her son, she already forgives them. the distraught mother looked at a picture of her dead son on an investigators cell phone and said she positively identified him. she said pedro reyes was a good man who didn't like violence and can't imagine who would want to murder him. found shot to death in a black honda pilot on glenwood avenue. son's car. police spent 14 hours combing the area for clues, including the roof of a nearby office building. at the same time, she talked to her son wednesday afternoon as he arrived at work. >> he said i'm going to hang up on you but i love you. i'd don't know what happened to my

anna? anna: david, thank you there in hong kong.e are going to be hearing from the european central bank later. the president, mario draghi, takes center stage later today as he speaks to stave off inflation in the european area. just three months ago, sold off in the wake of a stimulus package on the ecb. let us get more with the head of western european central banks, paul gordon. paul, great to see you. investors and economists are pretty keyed up for today's announcement. what are we expecting? anticipationtense i think would be the phrase, at least for those people who care about these things. as david just noted, more about the form of easing, rather than if it would happen. the deposit rate is fully priced in by investors. that would take the deposit rate two minus 0.4%. imagine that? they're also looking for some form of addition to the bond purchase program, qe, maybe 10 billion euros extra ar month. you see measures go in tandem, plus perhaps there is something else -- more long-term loans, more favorable terms. something

anna: a high-speed police chase. the scene of capitol boulevard, that is where andrea blanford is live with the details. reporter: the entrance to this food lion is where state trooper take a look. you can see the orange spray paint. chopper 11 hd was over the scene. 20 patrol cars were surrounding the suspect a trooper spotted white driving down i-85 going 82 miles per hour. he pulled him over and had a brief conversation. eventually pulling into the shopping center in wake forest. the grocery store manager says customers were outside but they we talked with one eyewitness at the time. >> he was coming towards me. he must have been going a hundred miles per hour. when he saw me he swerved and straightened back up. i thought he was going to be killed. >> no one was hurt during the chase or when it ended. the highway patrol has not filed charges yet but the driver was going down the road with a suspended license. andrea blanford abc 11. anna: he could have killed someone. forcefully that did not happen. when then flam

anna: back to the drawing board. anna: it can be hard for some to even imagine going back to work. that is why some companies are now allowing mourning for pet owners. pet owners need the time for closure after the loss of a pet. most owners say they felt grief and sadness for at least six months after losing an animal. if you don't have a pet, that may be hard for you to understand. joel: i co-anger the news with a woman who treats her pets like family members. anna: a very nice woman. a mother and father found shot to death inside their own home. anna: now to a look at headlines across the state, including a couple shots of death inside their home. joel: a former mayor headed back to court, after a child was left behind. anna: a manhunt underway for the suspect in a double murder. police say a couple was found shot and killed inside their claremont home last night. investigators think an intruder forced their way inside the home and murder the couple. family members say they have a 10-year-old daughter who was not home when the parents bodies were discovered. joel: a former charl

anna: 6:38.a says it will start with joint forces of syria, which puts pressure on president assad to reach a deal at the peace talks that got underway yesterday in geneva. manus: let's get more on this story. ryan chilcote is in moscow. elliott gotkine joins us. ryan, let's pick it up with you. what struck you the most about putin's announcement? ryan: what struck me the most was how surprising it was. i have been watching vladimir putin for 16 years and he continues to surprise -- not just me, but pretty much everyone. i'm not sure there are many people who thought this was possible, that you could begin a conflict like this as russia has in the middle east and exit as he says they will in such a quick fashion. keep in mind, the west's experiences. definitely the surprising nature of this is what struck me most. anna: elliott, let's come to you. how to this feed into the peace talks that have been taking place in geneva? elliott: anna, they had collapsed about a month ago. they only got going a

anna: thank you. ingles during us from hong kong. the euroncements sent on the roller coaster ride, as we said. everything you need to know about his comments. you need to account the current outlook for price stability. the governing council expects interest rates to remain at present or lower levels for an extended period of time. the risk to the outlook remains tilted to the downside. in particular, to the heightened uncertainties regarding developments in the global broaderas well as geopolitical risks. this broad pattern is also reflected in the march, 2016 ecb mike ross are not make -- 2016 ecb microeconomic projections. in 2016. 1.3% perspective, taking into account the support of our measures for growth and inflation, we do not anticipate it will be necessary to reduce rates further. it is true that some of the measures have spilled over on the foreign exchange market. let's bring into the conversation, our guest+++ and fx strategist. let's go to you first. how crafty do you think mario draghi

anna: talk about a road block. a 40 foot stretch of highway in northern california collapsed during heavy rain and cut off the tiny community of trinity center. it's making life difficult for residents and first responders. the only way to get to the town is a 200 mile detour that takes five miles to drive. officials have secured helicopters for people who need joel: flooding leading to grisly scenes in louisiana. floating caskets are being recovered. cemeteries were inundated by high water at the sabine river. seven caskets were recovered wednesday. dozens more could still be a float and it could take weeks to recover them all and identify the bodies. a new discovery at king cut's tomb could be the most amazing find in a century. anna: radar scars have revealed to hidden rooms. archaeologists are buzzing about the possibility it could hold the body of queen nefertiti. most say it is unlikely to be crammed with solid gold. joel: like something out of indiana jones. a lot is happening now. steve: we get a live updat

anna: all right. thank you. joel: fayetteville police say a drunk driver with no license is to blame for a deadly hit enron overnight. timothy and in police custody on a felony hit and run charge held on a $15,000 bond. anna: a water main break diverts traffic read crews are working to make repairs between new hill and spring subdivision. job or 11 was over the scene. we are learning when that will reopen. we first showed you the fire response to this raleigh apartment building at 6:00 last night. on the outside things did not before crews could rescue him. stephanie lopez shows how his life. reporter: he said he couldn't stand by knowing his neighbor and friend could be stuck in that burning apartment. getting home from work, knocked on doors telling folks to get out of there. when he noticed his friend didn't come out he panicked because mr. martin is at least in his 80's. the raleigh fire department said the fire started in the bathroom and they believe a cigarette caused it. he says he and two others couldn'

anna: 6:51 in london.eferendum on membership in the eu, they are speaking out in support of remaining in the block. last year, russ shaw launched a group c. saying brexit would have a negative impact on companies trying to enter the u.k. market. manus: russ joins us now in the studio, to put a face to the voice. right. where are we in this great debate? aroundogy typically here, as we think of technology and innovation, smaller companies. mean?ould leaving the eu what is the biggest risk for the technology group that you represent, if we vote brexit. the numberi think one issue we hear from our technical advocates is shortage of talent. and the eu provides a great talent pipeline for many of the startups we see across london. and frankly, that we see across the rest of the country. that is the number one issue. i think secondly, we're looking at investment levels. over $2 billion went into london startups and scale of in 2015. anytime you put a degree of uncertainty around some in like a referendum like th

anna: that is sad. joel: thousands of people may have gotten a glimpse at someone else's personal information failure. dust and how long. an officer gets fired. what is unknown about the sandra bland case. two troopers injured on a crash on a local highway. highway patrol is making to avoid these crashes. let's head outside, looking at the capitol building. it is about the wet outside, so chris is talking about winter weather moving into parts of the viewing area. right now at papa john's, get one of our best deals ever.... ....for just $9.99 you can get any large pizza with up to five toppings pile on your favorites with up to five toppings for just $9.99 papajohns.com i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara helps me be in season. stelara may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk o

anna, good morning. anna: thanks very much.ust mentioned, and a market flooded with cheap chinese steel, europe is struggling for survival. our next guest gained important insight when he joined george osborne on a trade mission to china last year. here with me now to discuss the steel industry is keith theett, vice chancellor at university of sheffield. great to have you on the program keith. the to see you again. to me what your thoughts are we look at the crisis that has befallen the steel industry, really intensifying the last couple of weeks or so. do you think that it is important to have steel as part of the u.k. industrial mix or is that a political choice? keith: it is both. it is necessary to have it as part of the next moment is political choice. and what i hope will happen is that people will not just rule out the possibilities. say we cannot do anything because of state aid. we cannot nationalize. we need a long-term plan for industry that includes deal in the united kingdom. and it will involve things that the gov

anna: all right, chris. a splash of color comes t instead, for just three dollars at subway, you can get a delicious six-inch sub, made fresh in front of you. it's the three-dollar sub of the day: one of our best 6-inch subs, a different sub every day of the week, for just three dollars. the sweet onion chicken teriyaki, the juicy oven roasted chicken, the tender turkey breast, there's an irresistible sub for every day of the week. joel: chapel hill is hoping a blast of color makes the difference. they are getting rid of the standard zebra striping you see at the crosswalks. anna: it looks pretty good. the goal is to make sure that drivers can see walkers. stephanie lopez has more on how it is working. stephanie: the town has plans for five more, if the stripes hold up. it's all designed to make people take a closer look. >> people become complacent drivers if they see the same signs, the same crosswalk designs. stephanie: they are hoping that the new design will make the drivers more aware of pedestrians af

anna: they could go lower.nce: it is amazing how consistently japanese investors have managed to make money. it is a lesson for us all did how do they do that? -- it is a lesson for us all. how do they do that? rolling bonds down the yield curve. we did see after the bank of japan took rates negative, the flows that the market so out of japan were out of japan into the steeper bit of u.s. and europe. anna: laurence mutkin joining us this morning. guy johnson as well. manus: and a merkel is -- angela merkel is encouraging europe to lock in. turkish prime minister will discuss the issue at a two-day summit starting today in brussels. anna: jones hayden joins us. how crucial is the deal with turkey? how confident is angela merkel in achieving it? her political future is on the line over there. jones: there has been a rise in anti-immigration sentiment in germany as well is across the eu . the leaders have that in the back of their mind when they are coming here to brussels today to try and finalize this deal with

anna: let us move on.ng about leaving the markets through the trading day, guy johnson is on the set with us. bob parker still with us, from credit suisse. the big question this morning, guy, we saw such a big rally. march not bad so far, one day. is it stable? guy: do you want to be checked in this rally? look at tokyo. a lot of catch-up that needs to be happening. a lot have outpaced the last month, year to date actually. what has been happening in japan and in europe, here is the thing. look at dollar-yen. that is a useful indicator. three major houses in japan are calling dollar-yen significantly higher. so, what -- where do i take that? you would have thought this was a story, if that is something to be aware of what i think about my equity market positions as well. what is the median level? 3 now. at 11 manus: you just see them forecasting on bloomberg, median expectation for dollar-yen. guy: look at the second one down. 108. manus: 109 for the first quarter, 108 for the fourth. bob? is: on our model

anna: as we march closer to our primary. a teenager tied up and locked in a closet area probably police looking for two men responsible for a terrifying home invasion reported at a home in northeast raleigh. andrea blanford is live in that neighborhood. we had a abc11.com post about this. a lot of people are concerned andrea: it's interesting. raleigh police are investigating this as a burglary and forcible rape. they say that people living in that northeast raleigh neighborhood are not facing immediate danger because the rep this in the area. around 3:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon, a mother said she got a series of text messages from her daughter that read "i'm tied up in the closet. help. robbers, hands tied, have gone." -- [have gun." the stepfather says his stepdaughter was upstairs. the robbers found her. they tried to get her to unhook her up, then stuff in your in the closet. he does not know how, but she was able to face time a friend and send a voicemail to her mother asking for help. >> she says she is fine, but she

anna: worth pointing out that distortion. the deeper malaise is still evident despite that distortion. thank you very much. let us get more now from our first guest. allen higgins joins us on set this morning. good morning. i have this trade malaise. i will say it again. it sounds nice. give us your thoughts on what worries you about this number. -- doeswere you a desk it worry you because of what it tells you about the global growth story? it is a bit of a story about both. the me have some bloomberg tv. -- tea. numbers, theerve fear about capital outflows dissipated a bit. china is trying to make a transition from a cheap manufacture and the oversupply that they have. to a consumption oriented economy. this is what we should expect albeit pretty dramatically add numbers in that context. we know the world -- the world economy is relatively weak. it is consistent with subdued global growth. especially with china moving from a cheap exporter come oversupplied to a new focus on consumer. it is a risk off day. anna: not dramatic

anna: a warm welcome to the program.e are getting some breaking news, as we suggested in the headlines. breaking news on credit squeeze. manus: five months into the restructuring. of 1.7 billion swiss francs. cut 2000isse will additional jobs. in terms of cost cuts, 1.7 billion swiss francs in 2016. 4.3 billion swiss francs in 2018. you have a rising in terms of the cost savings. by 2018, a net cost savings of more than 3 billion. operating cost space will be less than eight teen billion dollars. originally, they said it would be 18.5-19. anna: accelerating this restructuring in various areas. manus: they are exiting distressed credit. they are to exit the global markets efpt division. they will exit global markets long-term. illiquid financing. speculation that various institutions had been talking to credit suisse about their portfolios. this is trying to produce more assets which take up so much p this is about building a bank which is more capital light. the big headline is 2000 additional jobs will be lost in the ba

anna: let's get back to david.re are we in terms of market assess theo likelihood of different outcomes on brexit? david: we have seen a big move in the currency this year. they have always criticized around the announcement of the referendum. the campaign revealed political tensions and the strength of the exit side of the campaign. price, toready in the a certain extent. we expect there will be more to come. as for these things, it is about a month for had that we expect to see markets have a renewed focus on it. there have been some widening credit spreads. in my opinion, that is unwarranted. have a sharpe to economic deterioration to want to pay more for the credits of investment-grade companies in the u.k. i think that is maybe a little excessive. furthermore, we are advising u.k. clients to raise their international exposure. we have been saying this a long time. lostace everything that is if we do stay in. with tightening global liquidity , let's focus on our trade deficit. manus: you do not necessarily see

anna: let's go to caroline. china's factory gauge has fallen for a record seven straight months. data underscores the challenge for policymakers as they seek to cut capacity for manufacturing. has jumped the most in three weeks. it is their first rise in eight days. meanwhile, franklin templeton's money-management unit reckons the worst is over for chinese stocks. think the market will rebound as much as 20% in the short-term as economic growth picks up. u.s. presidential hopefuls are gearing up for super tuesday. about half of the delegates needed for a republican candidate to win the nomination are at stake, and about a third of the democrats. clintonrump and hillary seem poised to win in landslide victories. your news 24 hours a day followed by an -- powered by more than 2400 journalists. manus: let's get up to speed with the asian markets. it is a push and pull between the reserve requirement top -- drop yesterday and the reality of the data today. >> absolutely. have a look at how the shanghai composite has

anna: a problem for diane wilson. diane: these are popular, no credit balance, and use it when you want. but, they could not get access to their money. >> a prepaid credit card. their address to qualify. >> they would not deliver to her home address -- apo address, so they used her home address. diane: they were fine with that and activated the rush card. >> i called them and said i could not remember my pin numbers. diane: it she tried to reset it was not that easy. >> we turned in an id card and different information to prove my mom was who's -- who she said diane: they were not comfortable giving their social security card. >> that is ridiculous. diane: not having access to her money, she got in touch with me. it did not take long, and her mom had the money back. anna: that is what we like to hear. they say that social security cards are an important way to prevent fraud from happening. she no longer uses that card. i would not make that mistake as a troubleshooter. joel: a troubleshooter does not create more troub

anna: thank you. joining us from istanbul. up next, a nation divided. the split over merkel's decision lays there as her party takes a battering in state elections. we will have analysis, next. ♪ anna: welcome back. a live shot of new york. , verys are suggesting get or very early, let's the bloomberg business flash. >> thank you. is buying civic property assets for $4.8 billion, leaving civic with a 10% stake in the company. it comes as china looks to reform state owned enterprises and unlock value from the portfolio. they have agreed to sell more than one million shares as part of the transaction. the stock gained in hong kong trade overnight. on insurers group has agreed to buy a strategic hotel and result in blackstone for $6.5 billion. transactionecord for chinese buyers of american real estate, giving the insurer a range of 15 u.s. luxury resource from san diego to manhattan. they completed the acquisition just three months ago. a property developer is getting into the railway business with an a

anna: thank you. students at unc chapel hill on high alert after a man linked with recent reports of indecent exposure near campus. our reporter spoke with students while the suspect is stony street. reporter: it is even changing the way students move around. >> my parents always told me to be with someone. but after seeing this e-mail, it makes me more aware of my reporter: it happened near granville towers on fraternity court at 1 a.m. sunday morning. a 30 to 40-year-old hispanic man sitting in a red sedan exposed himself to an 18-year-old woman walking alone from her dorm. students say the scariest part is the man tried to grab the young woman's arm for she managed to escape, reminding many of a separate incident that happened months ago. >> earlier in the year, someone was almost abducted on minds three corner. it's scary that close to campus. >> someone tried to pull someone on this street, actually and try to get them in their car and kidnap them. that is when i got my pepper spray to have aroun

anna: how would that happen?far for the chinese government has the back, to look liking it will fall apart. jim: if we make the china. our argument, which i personally do not think is the most likely outcome, i look at china foreign currency reserves -- down to about 3.2 trillion and change. falling about 100 billion a month. the imf estimate, given the size goese currency, if that much below 2 trillion u.s. a problem. it is coming down 100 billion a month, we are within a year of a crisis, in terms of what is really going on. manus: look, you manage a bit of money. a few dollars. jim: that is true. manus: that is get you on the spot for msci. spiking since the low, i read a piece this morning saying this is not a broad or a debt. this is not a real volume recovery. take us through your perspective. jim: the first thing on the point of it not having a debt, that is the fundamental of the market. that is a comment on the change the market structure. and you saw some people call it an unintended consequence of dodd

anna: welcome back.'s get the bloomberg first word news. >> bernie sanders scored a major upset when over hillary clinton in the michigan democratic primary. but clinton took mississippi. donald trump tightened his grip on the republican presidential nomination with projected wins in michigan and mississippi. the s&p 500 has about 2% upside and 20% downside, making for a lousy risk reward trade-off recording to one money manager. he said the recent rebound is a bear market rally. bank of england official says the boe has room to ease policy if the outlook for inflation deteriorates. he added that tightening is still more likely over the next two years. his comments are further sign of a shifting debate with inflation still far below its 2% goal. the former u.k. deputy prime has rebutted clegg a report thathe queen expressed misgivings about the european union. she was concerned about the direction the eu was taking. the tabloid cited what it called a reliable source. a former jpmorgan broker said he from

anna: thank you. the body of a man shot and killed by a raleigh police officer was just released from joel: that is presenting new issues surrounding the death. investigators are not saying much. he joins us live at raleigh pd downtown headquarters with where the investigation stands at this hour. >> we just wrapped up an interview with lauren freeman. the medical examiner has both released the body as you said to his family and has completed an initial investigation. that is unusual this early on but it has been done. despite the promise to release information as it becomes available, we are not getting it from the on topsy. the fbi still has do a dozen or so interviews. she doesn't what information shot to implements -- influence statements. it could come before the initial police report due on monday. we will let you know how the family is doing and the one thing she could use to help the investigation that she does not have. we got reports of threats from gang members. we will break that down on e

anna: she shows us her injuries anna: battered and bruised. a pregnant woman opens at about and beat her at a bus stop. olivia says she was standing there saturday night when a man walked up and started a conversation. it didn't last long. >> he smacked me to distract me and grabbed my purse. anna: she says she managed to wrestle the purse back from her attacker and then he started kicking her and walked away. a sonogram shows the baby is ok. the woman is just days from delivering. steve: the lawyer for a man accused of killing convenience store employees admits his client pulled the trigger. testimony began this morning in the case of antwaun anthony. his lawyer called into question his client's mental capacity and says he has unpredictable behavior that caused him to do movie extras and dancers are wanted for the remake of the movie dirty dancing. if you have an old car producers are also looking for you. the movie will be filmed in the spring and will employee 900 extras from our state. the movie will shoot on its campus. the company is sea

anna? anna: great information, steve. nationwide. wrapped up in appearance at the heidi cruise appeared with a vietnam veteran that lost his legs in the war. greg barnes joins us from fayetteville. you spoke with her one-on-one. what was her final message to voters? >> the final message was get out and vote tomorrow. it was a peaceful rally that they had here. no protest signs, no demonstrators. just allows lousy welcome for the wife of ted cruz. of course, his wife, heidi, has been crisscrossing the state, subbing for her husband, who has been on the campaign trail in illinois. another crucial state there as well. but the senator's wife is no second string backup -- backup. described as one of his closest advisers, she is taking that message across the state that ted cruz has the best plan for veterans, soldiers, the economy and the country. there were a lot of young there were also a lot of people who said that they are still here's one of them. [inaudible] >> well, we are having some for that. that speeds lasted about 35 minutes.

anna: i never am. joel: we will be talking about are going at the polls. >> great news for fans missing the popular bar. we will show you where it is popping up later this week. and a missing team, a murdered father. the agency now involved in the investigation. >> there are 200 polling locations. vo: across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza . for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza . he said victoza works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. victoza is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza works with your body to lower blood sugar in 3 ways: in the stomach, the liver, and the pancreas. that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be

anna: a great way to keep tabs on your kids. joel: an uptick and local house fires this month has the red cross putting out a warning. and still on the run with havertys furniture, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't the spring home event is happening now. how the games impact our region. don: it is about to get colderjoel: a thief on the run. police are hoping someone can help track the man down. the guy is wanting -- wanted for stealing. it started in march on march 6 when a lock was cut. investigators say the suspect cut the lock off of a 36 foot camper. the second crime was saturday morning at south bend storage. anna: fire dangers are a concern this month. the red cross shared flames already for its 84 families to lose their homes this month. on average, fire claim the homes the red cross says they are ready to respond in an emergency but urge everyone to protect their home and make sure fire protectors and smoke alarms are up to date and have full batteries. joel: here the big stories we are covering now at 5:00

anna: jobs day usa. expecteted as the judge added in february -- jeff -- expected to see the jobs added in february. rosalind: balancing -- manus: balancing growth and reform. anna: germany astro finance minister. >> >> we would cry. [laughter] anna: he is manus cranny and i am anna edwards. it has just gone 6:00 in the morning. now what we have seen in global equity markets. let's talk about global equity markets. broadly positive with oil moving higher in both set to hit eight week highs. should not draw conclusions about the weekend. we have the npc in china meeting over the weekend. but since february 11. e.m. is interesting. the stock market in brazil in bull market territory. manus: you have the brazilian market up over 20%. this is the close of his this on february 10 and this is the moment in time when the world changed. i love what they said yesterday, when the tax change, i change my mind. that is channeling keen. what we have here is a momentum change. the fed was tightening and oil was collap

anna: that iphone 6 is so late. joel: a teenager killed in a crash and his little brother seriously injured. first, a look at what is coming up at 6:00. tisha: its primary eve, what the candidates are saying before you head to the polls. what you need to know to make your visit as painless as possible. williams -- if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all anna: mcdonald's announces that all-day breakfast is heading to the olympics in rio de janeiro. it will open a restaurant in the international zone of the all of the village. the restaurant will serve small baked cheese rolls

anna: more so now? >> more so now.y cannot tell the difference between a good decent pension activistss a lot of who, in my personal opinion are financial thugs. they can't tell the difference. they are totally different. anna: they come from different and banks of the spectrum -- from different ends of the spe ctrum. thank you for joining us. a reminder that this afternoon we will bring you the conversation with an ecb board member at 3:00 p.m. u.k. time. a great story on bloomberg this morning. sixfold since negative rates were introduced. the supermarket moves in on home retail sector the close on friday. anna: debt piling up. pboc sounds a warning in china. christine lagarde strikes a positive tone on china. she still remains cautious. >> a balance must be struck between a deliberately slowing economy and reforms that need to be accelerated. apple is hoping to unveil a slimmer phone that could capture a portion of an already saturated market. a warm welcome to count down. it has just gone 7:00 here in london. let's

anna: we are live with the latest. reporter: there is a large police presence, several different agencies are here, focusing around this pickup truck. this is still an active seen here. we have some video to show you closer what is going on. we're at the corner of country store road and church road in selma and johnston county. one of our cruise on the scene says that they actually saw the driver of the pickup truck down on the ground. deputies were performing cpr on the driver. he has since been taken away by ambulance. we do not know his condition. we are still working to figure eyewitnesses are saying that this is the result of a high-speed chase that started in wilson county and worked his way down to johnson county involving several wilson county deputies pickup truck. again, this whole intersection is still taped off and there are this embankment. he can see tire tracks running off the road down the embankment leading to wear that pickup truck is still sitting. i was watching deputies climbing in and out of the b

john: -- anna: welcome back, this is countdown. chinese regulators are said to be imposing new rules that will bar lenders including developers, housing agencies and peer-to-peer networks from offering loans for down payments. hong kong residential home sales launched 70% from a year earlier to a 25 year low. possible interest-rate increases and plans by the government to boost housing supplies in the next five years. hillary clinton bernie sanders clashed over their starters from corporate a lot and trade deals. clinton said that the american auto industry would've collapsed if sanders had succeeded in blocking its rescue. the republicant governor should leave office over the flint water crisis. in the quarterly report, the bank for international settlements said the interest rates are working just fine for now. that a pastor of mildly negative rates is similar to positive ones but it is not known how far below zero that would continue to be the case. a right there is grave uncertainty about the behavior of individuals if rates wo

anna: that is good to know. ok, so if it is in the mid pillow 20's overnight we need to cover plants. will we see that the next few nights? chris: some spots will be in the 20's, or right around freezing. pretty typical, as liz said, to see those swings in temperatures it is not until mid april or so that you can worry about the last frost or freeze being over, and sometimes it is still later than that. evening hours, temperatures tumble quickly, falling into the 30's. you need a heavy jacket this evening. but a nice, bright day across the region despite cold temperatures. there is your first alert weather. it is chilly, 40 degrees, with a wind at 15 to 20. it feels like it is in the upper 30's to near 40. 50 at the airport, with the northwest wind at 14. already in the 40's in oxford. roxboro already down to 40 degrees. chapel hill at 49. 54 in fayetteville. 48 in southern pines. showers overnight have moved out, pretty much on schedule, leaving us with sunny skies. a chilly day,. for sure the next rainmaker is

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anna: different normals. i am popping my balloon, trying to bring myself down of the sugar rush. rocking it, it surged 20%, 70 of the rallies of more than 1%. my question to you is fairly simple, it was the most vicious, visceral decline in stocks to the start of the year on record. here's the turnaround. do you believe it? iers: we thought at the time that it was oversold. we now know that the liquidity requirement was the driving force. within look at the fundamentals. when i came on last time i said we are right in the middle of reporting season. it is important but bc, and hear hear, fromsee, and the companies. we are a bit cautious on the a for 2016. that is almost every year when i see people tallying up. nobody likes to overpromise and under deliver. he will because shares. what we're looking at is -- how we started to see a normalization in global demand? the reason this been depressed is the stretch -- strength of the dollar. he stepped back from 4 potential shortto now 2, and that a catalyst to get

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. ♪ anna: split decisions.g, and oil has rallied. this was the low point in 2003, and we have three central banks are doing policy this week. the bank of japan, bank of england, and the fed -- what they have to say about the return to risk appetite we have seen so far this month. with all that in mind, let's check in on how things have been moving around in the early part of the asian trading session. mixed messages out of china -- some reassuring word from the stoxx regulators, which got equity markets excited. up by 2.3% on the shanghai. 3/10 of 1% -- bear that in mind if you like the correlation between the oil price and the stock. 10-year u.s. bond yields, although we have anything but flat since the middle of february. we have come a long way as the market has readjusted its estimates of what we will see from the fed this year. that's a quick look at the markets. let's get to the first word. german chancellor angela merkel has suffered defeat at usedallot box as voters three state elections to reject your

anna: you warned us about not planting those plans early. chris: yes, temperatures running 10 degrees above normal. joel: thank you. anna: we all grew up riding bikes, but a young girl with special needs needs your help to make that dream come true for her and others like her. does not get muchjoel: new at 5:00, we are highlighting the community. several special needs children around the triangle need our help. kids with special needs can win a bike. anna: these are life changing for these kids, but for most is where you come in. we can vote and donate helping our local kids when a bike. i was able to speak with one of the girls. she loves her mom. aurora is the apple of her. >>the two come to the park all the time. aurora loves to play. and also has rheumatoid arthritis. the pain in her knee can be so severe, she cannot play outside. one day, she rode a therapy bike. >> it was so cool because you can see this joint light up in her face. this completely happy kid. anna: adapted, it has two wheels in the back for balance. it has special handl

anna: not something you see every day. it is a picture scene around the world, these local target employees helping this teenager tie a tie before a job interview. you at home are always asking, what happened to the target kid? the answer is yes, he did. we went to check on him a year after this picture made him an internet sensation. reporter: nearly every time he works, someone asks -- >> everybody is always asking, does the young man from target still work here? i'm like, that was a year ago. reporter: we met the boy one year ago after this picture of him went viral, target employees helping him tie a tie. they did more than that. they prepped him for the interview at chick-fil-a. >> make sure you look them in the eye, gave a stern handshake. reporter: he got the job, and for the past year he has been building confidence, even doing better in school. >> having a job at a young age, having the work experience, hopefully i will be able to know what i'm doing when i get older and go to college. reporter: after meeting him

santa anna was taking a nap. it was siesta time. some say, historically, revisionists say that this isn't exactly true, but i believe it because i want to believe it, santa anna was preoccupied with an individual that was loyal to the republic of texas, an individual that we fondly call the yellow rose of texas now, and therefore he wasn't prepared to go into battle when the texans were coming down this small hill. in any event, they were caught by surprise. 18 minutes this battle lasted. 11 texans were killed. 600 of the enemy were killed. the rest were captured. in fact, more were captured later than in the texas army, the battle lasted 18 minutes. military historians studied this battle because of its decisiveness. and so one battle, general sam houston led one battle, it was successful, santa anna's captured. texas claims independence from mexico. and goes ahead, that was april 21, 1836, goes ahead and forms a government, forms a republic. in september of the same year, elects a president and a vice president. so, from october o

we're back with anna kendrick. anna kendrick is here. an org called donors choose. donors choose.org. help me if i get anything wrong, it's a web site teachers all over the united states from public schools in all 50 states can put projects online that they want to do whether art projects or things they want to teach, like you want to teach ""to kill a mockingbird"" but you don't have 20 copies, they put that project online on the web site and you as donor can choose to go to that classroom in that state, donate just for that project and 100% of your money goes to that and hear back from the kids. >> and you can choose based on what's important to you. >> stephen: right, exactly. and we have the founder of donors choose here right now, charles best, everybody! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: hearings charles. thanks so much. one thing that's going on all day is -- >> stephen: check your twitter, #best school day. you and i did something together, one to have the best days for me last spring when with your help i and other donors helped kids in california. today ce

it's on my facebook page at anna laurel. we will show you highlights from the after party tomorrow morning on eyewitness news. from the ballroom, anna laurel, abc 11 eyewitness news. tisha: you can watch "dancing with the stars" every monday at 8:00. looking at her video, it looks so much bigger than what you see on television. steve: we had some facebook winners from a contest we held out with anna. she's talking about that tonight, as well. easter weekend, the chance for rain potentially. chris: hopefully come it will hold on until late sunday, early monday. we will talk about chances for rain as we get into the weekend. i thought we would see little more, but it got as cold as we thought and then some. temperatures are about to take off after a frosty start. back into the 60's tomorrow in the afternoon, where we should be. mid-to-upper 70's wednesday into thursday before we get back down, a little bit above average, or closer to it, by the time we get to the easter weekend. there's a frost advisory in effect. there's a ch

anna, take it away. anna: let's get right straight into the conversation. first guest first here on bloomberg. what does he want to see from chancellor? what does that mean? >> it's clear that confidence is taking a knock at the moment. make way.sking him to the various businesss will contend with the cost to offer enrollment which kicks in over the next 12 months. all of which are coming up the same time. aroundn we have the idea tax details. don't miss this opportunity for taking positive steps to totally reform business rates which is is archaic. it's no longer fit for purpose. it's the only one they raised before you even sell your first pound of services. >> the trouble the, you call him to be bowl. . but at the same time there's this referendum looming. he's mindful of those that he can't and that's the electorate. you might therefore bonn the hooks for more changes than that , than you anticipated it. >> he needs to bury mine. this is the first real project since the election last may. he has the opportunity now to make time to be bold on business ra

it's on my facebook page at anna laurel. we will show you highlights from from the ballroom, anna laurel, abc 11 eyewitness news. tisha: you can watch "dancing with the stars" every monday at 8:00. looking at her video, it looks so much bigger than what you see on television. steve: we had some facebook winners from a contest we held out with anna. she's talking about that tonight, as well. easter weekend, the chance for rain potentially. chris: hopefully come it will hold on until late sunday, early monday. we will talk about chances for rain as we get into the weekend. i thought we would see little more, but it got as cold as we thought and then some. temperatures are about to take off after a frosty start. back into the 60's tomorrow in the afternoon, where we should be. mid-to-upper 70's wednesday into thursday before we get back down, a little bit above average, or closer to it, by the time we get to the easter weekend. there's a frost advisory in effect. there's a chance of frost, as well. this will be from 4:00 a.m. u