natalie blanche holley...stephanie collins...teri lynn matthews, described last night by her mother as a "ray of sunshine" ..whose grave friends still regularly visit in sign of remembrance. she went on to say witnessing last night's execution was something she "never wants to repeat," saying it was "not a celebratory event" but "relief" --- there will be no more trials and no more appeals. take a listen to the mother of stephanie collins...who shared these words, her family at her side. 3 and one mother did not live execution of the man convicted of killing her daughter natalie blanche holley. natalie holley died almost three years ago at the age of 86.. still she was on the minds of those who attended the execution...one mother saying"unlike natalie holley who passed away i will go to my grave knowing i had expereienced lcosure in my daughter's murder."back to you. 3 3 in pasco county: a woman is facing several charges... after a wild *low-speed chase and crash. police parking lot! police parking lot! 3 it happened on u-s 19.. in new port richey. deputies on patrol say they spotted l

francisco blanch. lynch, you know what it means. battle of the charts.have been many winners in this year's financial markets so far. i have a chart which shows which four. don't spoil it. don't look at that chart. it's going to give it away. the best returns. don't look at my chart. ♪ betty: you are watching the european close. i'm betty liu with mark barton. just beforeittle, we get to you, the nasdaq -- 83 of the stocks on the s&p are hitting their 52-week lows. >> it's a volatile day over here. the nasdaq is on track for it eighth losing down day in a row. this is its longest losing streak since january 2008. we have the nasdaq biotechnology index back in a bear market. it is accelerating this week. it raises questions. will the nasdaq biotechnology index reach september lows? health care being 16% of the composite index, will be bear market in biotech spread to the broader market? one bright spot. apple shares are up today. it does appear that the stock may be catching support last seen around september 2014. betty: thank you so much. one of the mos

out of blanch. nobody uses the doorbell on tv news. it's alled -- new york today became the 23rd u.s. state to offer legalized medical marijuana. but you can only buy marijuana in non-smokeable forms, ids, oils, that sort of thing. no cigarettes, no brownies, no pop tarts, no gummy bongs, no it's not easy to get a prescription. in order to get medical marijuana in new york you must condition. here in california you can bet a prescription for a sunburn. ] you go in and say oh, my back -- they go, you know what? [ laughter ] this is something that would be hard to explain to a stoner. general motors is teaming up with lyft, the car rideike uber, to build a fleet of self-driving cars. it's a $500 million deal, and the idea is these cars would someday be usedengers wherever they want to go without a driver. which to me sounds like a great way to get accidentally taken to another city because you typed in the wrong movie theater and and you can't change it. [ laughter ] but it's thursday night and we hav

p>> man: blanche arm what was robably one of the most psignificant educators in tampa pand hillsboro county history. pshe was born to levan and pmaggie are what. pher family went back several pgenerations. pfrom st. peter klaber with the pequivalent of a high school pdiploma. pand she was offered a teaching osition right then and there p12. pinstead, she went to spell and pseminary, spelman college, and pgraduated at 16, then came back pto tampa and began her teaching pcareer. robably the biggest paccomplishment for blanche arm pwould, as far as education, was preally her pioneering of what pwe now know as home economics. pshe was the first psuperintendent for what they pcalled the negro schools here pin hillsboro county in the p1920s. pshe also was one of the pfounders of the urban league. pin her 49 years, she paccomplished an incredible pamount. pa high school and college pgraduate, that alone for an pafrican-american woman at the ptime was an achievement. pbut then going on to a law pdegree and leadership positions pin the school system, and in pcivic life. pan incredible career.

book tv we'll visit marcus book, known as oldest independent black book store and talk with co-owner blancheson about the store's history and its importance to the community as source of information and a meeting place during the civil rights movement. >> the history of marcus book store is that it was started in 1960 by my parents, doctors ray and julian richardson. their purpose was to offer this resource to the community feeling that black people needed a place to go where they could learn about themselves from other black people mostly. so it was a service they were providing to the community but also to the community at large because the more other cultures know about black people the better it is for everybody as well. >> on american history tv take a trip to oakland's chinatown neighborhood and learn about the history of the chinese in the east bay area. william g.wong, author of "yellow journalist" shares his experience as chinese-american glowing up in the chinatown neighborhood. >> in april of 1906 a huge earthquake on the san andreas fault destroyed records at san francisco city h

her mother, the willful lady blanche, oldest daughter had made very, very certain that she wouldn't goto university. brady bunch had woken down onto the weight of both sides, disapproved of bluestockings. particularly, as you're saying mass. anyone who could do some incapable of attracting many men. they had great hopes in the wealthy husband and i would solve two problems. it would take this rather an conventional daughter of her softer hands and she also never had any money although she was hard up and clementine had grown a period she has grown up being used to having to go to stores and ask for credit is that there wasn't any cash around. sometimes the lady blanche who say was very unfaithful herself and had many, many lovers and sometimes as many 10 at the same times. sometimes she was too busy and forgot to put supper on the table. these were all event that have an effect. she was very careful little crow who find it difficult to make friends partly because she grew up in this raggedy household. >> here is a man is a pattern of the the pinnacle of power in this country for or dec

who can stand up to the gun the only industry in our country where we have given that kind of cart blanche to do whatever you want to do with no fear of legal >> r. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders says he can be tough on gun manufacturers. an area and know that those guns are going into the hands of criminals, st. louisly, those gund accountable. >> reporter: a new nbc news-"wall street journal" maris poll shows iowa closer than ever with three weeks to go. within the margin of inton slightly leads sanders, the same with republicans, senator cruz has a lead over trufr trump. trump took aim at cruz'sigibility to be president. >> from ted's standpoint and the party's problem, he has to solve this problem. the democrats will sue him if he's theruz believes the matter is settled. senator ted cruz was born to an american mother, he says that makes him eligible to be president. >> thanks so much for that. >>> there are new allegations that the man behind the assassination attempt last week, jesse hartnet is a part of arger group with radical beliefs. this according to an anonymous tipster wh

that was again danny blanche lower joining us -- blanche flour joining us earlier. this year investors are paying a premium to own the newest desks out there. we are going to explore how this could impact prices and the markets going forward. johnson controls, the latest money to move its company overseas. to saveto ireland millions. we will discuss why it's got candidates steaming mad. as we had to break a look at how the sectors are performing today. no surprise. energies, materials, financials are leading the decline. ♪ betty: welcome back to "bloomberg markets your quote -- markets. while -- markets." we're at the lows of the session, the s&p is being let down lower, as i mentioned earlier, by energy stocks. take a look at the dow jones, pretty much tracking along the same in the session. the nasdaq of course has some big tech earnings that are out this week, including facebook and apple. so, watch those momentum stocks and how they trade this week. it is also time for the bloomberg business flash. some of the biggest business stories in the news, mcdonald's is

but it took four more years for investgators to charge bolin with murdering them, and natalie blanche holley. it was a period of time monaghan will never forget."you didn't know who was loose and we were afraid for our kids because not only did stephanie live right here, she worked right here." on the day of bolin's scheduled execution...monaghan wonders whether the victims' families and communities will ever truly move forward."i don't know if it's coming to a close because these girls are gone. they've missed their whole lives, everything that they could have done with their lives." and although three decades may not erase all the emotions. for some...a possible end to the ordeal also brings a new one: hope. "i'm going to think about it and hope that the families get 3 and aaron talked with stephanie's family back in november. her mother said the only thing she would ask bolin is, "why?" but then she said..."i don't think you'd get an honest answer anyway." 3 happening today: a tragic anniversary, for one of the *toughest stories we've ever had to cover. on this date one year ago...

. >> nobody answered the do >> nobody answered the door >> blanch, do you want to tell your s story? >> no! and stop knock on the door before ilhe police. >> jimmy: that's anch. [ applause ] well, at least she got something out of blanch. nobody uses the doorbell on tv news. it's all the old-fashioned -- new york today became the 23rd u.s. state to offer legalized medical marijuana. but you can only buy marijuana in non-smokeable forms, pills, liquids, oils, that sort of thing. no cigarettes, no brownies, no pop tarts, n gummy bongs, no heshey bars. it's not easy to get a prescription. in order to get medical rijuana in new york you must actual medical condition. here in california you can bet a prescription for a sunburn. [ laughter ] yoy ohu my back -- don't eventher. here. [ laughter ] this is something that hard to explain to a stoner. general motors is teaming up with lyft, the car ride service that's like uber, to build a fleet of vi cars. it's a $500 million deal, and the idea is these cars would someda by used to take passengers wherever they want togo w hout a driver. which

we'll visit marcus books, known as the oldest independent black bookstore, and talk with co-owner blanchrdson about the store's history and its importance to the community as a source of information and a meeting place during the civil rights movem t movement. >> the history of marcus bookstore is that it was started in 1960 by my parents, doctors ray and julian richardson. their purpose was to offer this resource to the community, feeling that black people needed a place to go where they could learn about themselves from other black people, mostly. so it was a service they were providing to the community, but also to the community at large, because the more other cultures know about black people, the better it is for everybody as well. >>> on american history tv, take a trip to oakland's chinatown neighborhood and learn about the history of chinese in the east bay area. william g. wong, author of "yellow journalist," shares the history of the area and his experience as a chinese-american growing up in the chinatown neighborhood. >> in april of 1906, a huge earthquake on the san andreas

. >> it's the only industry in the country where we have given that kind of carte blanche to do whatever you want to do with no fear of consequences. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders says he can be tougher on gun manufacturers. >> when gun manufacturers, for example, are selling guns into an area and know th those guns are going into hands of criminals, absolutely, those gun accountable. in a new nbc news/"wall street journal" maris poll shows iowa closer than ever with three weeks go, clinton leads sanders. the same with republicans, senator ted cruz has a lead over donald trump. eligibility to be president because he was born in canada. >> from ted's standpoint and has to stop this problem. because the democrats will sue him if he's the nominee. >> reporter: cruz believes the matter is settled. >> senator ted cruz was born to an american mother, and he says that makes him constitutionally eligible to be president. edward lawrence, nbc news. >> don't forget nbc news' special coverage of the state of the union started tomorrow night at 6:00. >>> harrisburg clinton taking time away fro

in reality, this scheme gives a carte blanche to double non-taxation.e: other business headlines now. a dublin-based drugmaker has announced plans to take over a u.s. drugmaker in a $32 billion cash and stock deal, agreed to after seven months of negotiations. for -- makes drugs shire shares dropped 8% in monday trading. a $1.5 billiond long-term contract with general electric aviation unit. the u.s. aluminum producer will provide components for aircraft engines made by ge. last year, alcoa said it would separate its lucrative aircraft and car parts business from its other operations. a u.s. judge has directed robert mueller to help settle more than 500 lawsuits against volkswagen. volkswagen faces potentially billions of dollars of claims in owners -- from owners affected by the emission scandal. is to meetxecutive with environmental regulars on wednesday. finally, as the music world pays tribute to the late a big bully, the business world is also remembering -- the late david business world is also remembering him. bonds are thought to be the first ti

macy's stores in hampton roads look at when the stores will close their doors and why and sandra blanch mother now speaking out on her daughter's death the jasmine square mall issued a statement about the closing of the macy's here on joe flanagan will tell you what they said two robberies in fourteen minutes just blocks apart. the man police say is behind both crimes is on the run tonight trapped nearly nine hundred feet underground for more than nine hours went into rescue seventeen miners diane the amazing stories of polls is parading three here in hampton roads spaces is leading the chesapeake square mall peninsula town center in hampton and military circle mall in norfolk joe flanagan is live outside chesapeake square mall with a look at we're here to three square mall. the people are not

hillary clinton: it' s the only industry in our country where we have given that kind of cart blanche where you can do fear of legal consequences. edward: senator bernie sanders says he can be tough on gun manufacturers. sen bernie sanders: when gun manufacturers for example are selling guns into an area and know that those guns are going into the hands of criminals absolutely those gun manufacturers should be held accountable. edward: a new nbc news/ wall street journal/ marist poll shows iowa closer than ever with three weeks to go. within the margin of error, clinton slightly leads sanders. same with the republicans. senator ted cruz has a lead over donald trump. so trump took aim at cruz' s eligibility to be president because he was born in canada. donald trump: from ted' s stand point and from the party' s stand point. he has to solve this problem because the democrats will sue him if he is the nominee. edward: cruz believes the matter is settled. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. mark: senator ted cruz was born to an american mother in canada constitutionally eligible to be

. >> it's the only industry in our country where we have given that kind of carte blanche to do whatever you want to do with no fear of legal consequences. >> when gun manufacturers, for example, are selling guns into an area and know that those guns are going into the hands of criminals, absolutely. those gun manufacturers should be held aebccountable. >> clinton picked up a key endorsement winning support of gabby giffords and her astronaut husband. >>> the oscars now undoubtedly has a frontrunner after three major wins at last night's golden globes. >> "the revenant." >> best drama, best director and best actor you might recognize that guy. leonardo dicaprio. his third golden globe for best actor but, amazingly, he never won an oscar. others include brie larson. "the martian" won for best musical or comedy and matt damon won best actor and on the tv side of things. "mr. robot" won for best drama and "mozart in the jungle" won for best comedy. >>> coming up, his music instantly recognizable. now in death, his work and art honored by millions across the globe. more on david bowie. legen

over the past two years, blanch last her job, her car, house, and having close contact with her children. >> i got hurt, injured going to work. >> reporter: one thing she hasn't lost is hope. >> as soon as it started getting cold, i had a roof over my head. >> reporter: homeless since september, she found shelter with camden's volunteers of america right before the dramatic cold came over the region. every layer she's wearing today, donated. >> yes, those were donated. >> reporter: coat, everything? >> hat, yeah, everything donated. >> to have a roof over your head and heat in the extreme cold, what's that mean to you? >> it's a blessing, it really is. >> reporter: another blessing, operation guardian. >> we're coming around making sure your heating system is working properly. >> reporter: metro police went door to door to make certain camden's elderly and disabled population were not suffering inside their homes without heat, broken utilities, or dangerously placed space heaters. >> when temperatures are as low as they are and dipping into the teens tonight, is it a matter of life and d

. >> the only industry in our country where we have given that kind of carte blanche to do whatever you want to do with no fear of legal consequences. >> sanders said he would be tough on gun makers who sell weapons in areas where criminals can buy them. >> donald trump and his take on muslims, on "meet the press" yesterday chuck todd asked the republican candidate about his plan to ban muslims from entering the u.s. trump said the ban would not apply to every muslim. >> there are business people, if they are proven but we have to find out what the problem is. now, we can be politically correct and never discuss it but we can't let that happen to our country. >> trump called for a ban in light of the ongoing syrian refugee crisis and the potential for terrorists to blend in with those in need. >> today a 24-year-old woman arrested for a string of jewelry heists in five states is expected to appear in federal court in atlanta. surveillance video captured abigail kim during several jewelry store robberies dating back to april of last year. and get this, she never wore a disguise. she's be

it's the only industry in our kind of carte blanche to do whatever you want to do with noquences. you know, president obama and i and senator sanders were all in the senate at the same time. two of us voted against what the nra sat important piece of legislation in 20 years for the gun lobby. senator sanders voted with them, through this morning has beenoin the president and me in saying that this should be repealed. that has to be the effort that we all are behind.ays, well, look, i'm from vermont and it's different. it's not like being in new york city. well, in fact the other senator from vermont senator leahy voted obama and myself. i think that the excuses and efforts by senator sanders to avoid vote which the nra hailed as the most important in 0 years, it's a difference that democratic voters in our primary account who is going to really stand up to the gun lobby, try to deal with the scourge of gun violence that takes 90 people's lives a day. i'm pretty clear on do. and i support and will work hard to implement what the president has been advocating. >> dickerson: on senat

into long blanch, just south of the city early saturday. and before noontime, it will get here and continue to advance through. heaviest snow saturday afternoon through saturday evening. now, as we roll through, what are our totals as we get to sunday? 6 to 12 is where we call it for the city and surrounding areas. less as you head to the north and west. and keep in mind, as you head to inland new jersey, we could see upwards of 12 inches. the jersey shore is still miles per hour or more. high surf and we're keeping an eye on it all. let's send it back to you. >> yep, we are, indeed, dave. thank you. flooding with the numbers that you just mentioned. matt doherty has released video today of emergency dune construction on bell other precautions being taken against the storm. brian thompson is live with brian? >> pretty cool shot. yeah, and there is certainly saens of urgency about what these power lines could do snaking through these trees here and else where throughout the region. you take the high winds and the heavy snow that we're suppos

. >> do you blanche the beans first? i cook them a little first so they are cooked and not mushy. a do you use ice water? yes and this is a solid you can have a it must be the bacon oh my goodness. >> and then i brought a toy for fun?pi this is the mandalay and you can't cut your hand off on? >> it is so credit comes with a blade as you are cranking it, you have to push it along. but they get me get in there and crank.ut one hand here. so push it. don't be afraid to push it. speaking of that classes next week we will be doing a couple of classes making other solids as well. i will be at the wellness center in rocky river monday and wildwood's on tuesday night. you can go to the kitchen and you guys also have it on your website and the look at the noodles you make. cucumbers are not really something you will find this time of year, but you can get red onions and make a beautiful component those are purple potatoes. originally, it yes. you put those in their most think it's red onion but that's the natural color of the potatoes the problem normally as you boil of us and they get sor