geoffrey yu, is china going to be forced to respond as well? geoffrey: for now, probably not.an are complementary economies rather than competitors. that might change in the future, so i do not think the pboc will be too fussed about this. the pboc will be word about how the currency moving lower will be. shore that will get their money out. a different dynamic. a three-tier system right now, getting quite complicated. giving -- given that most of the jake peavy's are hosted -- the effect on the japanese population? geoffrey: they have to be careful that negative rates will not be charged on retail deposits. i think in denmark, last january, about 97% of danish deposits were charged negative, but that was not passed on. up ahead, japanese custom he -- japanese companies will have to invest more overseers and pay more wages so they can pay more taxes. francine: who has the toughest job among central banks? where would be the smartest play in 2016? geoffrey: all central banks would say they have the toughest jobs right now. if you look at what separates the fed from everyone els

have you seen geoffrey? no. bubut look, a dog. yeah. i see that, ray. why is he hereeating my?e... it's so good. what are you doing with a dog, ray? he followed me home. you want to play with him? go ahead. play with him? ray, i can't even find one of ourwn children, all right? geoffrey! that's 'cause they're walking now. i told you all that crawling would lead to no good. here he is. i got him. so what do you think, huh? what should we name him? are you kidding? ray, we can't keep him. besides, he belongs to somebody. no, there's no tag, no collar.

police say geoffrey ndwiga of roanoke was found dead at the rodeway inn on orange avenue from apparent gunshot wounds. jamal daniels of south carolina was arrested and charged with first degree murder. mya rae lee was also charged with accessory after the fact. ### crews continue working around the clock to clear snow and slush from the streets after temperatures dropped below freezing last night. many are still dealing with slick conditions. roanoke... who say this mix of slush and snow at the intersection of old mountain road and nelms lane is known for leaving drivers stranded. city leaders say some streets needed multiple passes because the snow was so packed down from cars coming and going during the snow storm. tammy perdue - 09:08:30 at the bottom of the hill, there have been people just stopped in the center of the road because they couldn't make it up the hill. bump to: don goode - 9:20:10 it's just something about that hill. every time it snows it's rough. i got stuck there two years in a row, back to back and had to walk home. as temperatures continue to rise this afternoon

police say geoffrey ndwiga was found dead at the rodeway inn on orange avenue from apparent gunshot wounds. jamal daniels was arrested and charged with first degree murder. mya rae lee was also charged with accessory after the fact. michael smith -- the bedford county man convicted of drug and child abuse charges related to the death of his two-year-old son is sentenced to four years in jail. mother shana witt was sentenced to 52- years. according to a search warrant ... witt admitted to suffocating her son with a stuffed animal. people in botetourt county have a final chance tonight to offer their opinion on a contested wind farm project. supervisors are expected to make their decision tonight, but another locality is trying to hold off the vote. w-s-l-s 10's rob manch is in botetourt county tonight. rob -- what's the argument here? the people opposed to the project are landowners in both botetourt and rockbridge counties. the proposed windmills are supposed to be more than 5 hundred feet tall, so people are concerned mostly about the viewshed being destroyed. this morning, after hearing

geoffrey goselle made his first 8 shots from the field -- finished with 22 points and creighton gets the road win, 80 to 70. the jays improve to 10 and 4 overall. tonight: a few flurries. partly friday: sunny and a bit breezy. high 32. >>> our regularar scheduled programming will not be seen so

geoffrey mearns will talk about progress on the university's strategic plan called "fuel the flame."his speech this morning at nine will be live online.. and we have a link where you can watch it at local12-dot-com. 3 if you or your kids love just about anything that moves on wheels, the duke energy center is the place to go this weekend ...the cavalcade of customs kicks off this afternoon.there will be plenty of hot rods, customs, trucks, and motorcycles to see ...it also features celebrity appearances, live music, and special demonstrations.the cavalcade of customs runs from from three to ten today, ten to ten tomorrow, and ten to six on sunday.for more information on the event, and ticket prices, just head to time/temp ...calling for more support ...the latest on president obama's efforts to bring down gun violence ... plus ...facing terrorism- related charges ...a further look into why authorities in two states took two men into custody ...next, on good morning cincinnati. 3 3 two people accused of having ties to isis face terrorism charges now in california and texas.police arre

geoffrey goselle made his first 8 shots from the field -- finished with 22 points and creighton gets the road win, 80 to 70. people gathering in times square to ring in the new year. more than a million people are expepeed to see the ball drop. revelers will also see increased security after a year marked by violence in the u-s. tonight: a few flurries. partly >> host: you have a beautiful

relating to geoffrey ndwiga's murder. ndiwga's body was found at the rodeway inn last june. the future of montgomery county circuit court clerk erica williams remains in question tonight. a petition to have her recalled began to circulate about two weeks ago. the movement started when williams failed to reappoint four deputy clerks shortly after her re-election. wsls 10's bethany teague found out how the board of supervisors could get involved. nats the local governing body has no responsibility or liability for the actions of a constitutional officer circuit court clerk erica williams is once again at the of supervisors. but as the board found out from county attorney marty mcmahon.. it has little to no authority over her actions. :24-:27 chris tuck, board of supervisors, chair - constitutional officers do have the right to discharge their employees any way they want. james willis started a petition to have williams recalled after she did not reappoint four out of nine deputy clerks. :37-:40 james willis, petition organizer - the people that we elect to hold office should b

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vista regional medical center paramedics.the driver of the semi-truck was identified as 54-year-old geoffrey sonnemaker of omaha, nebraska had no injuries.and the other driver, was identified as 29-year-old krysten tatum jof sac city...she had minor injuries 3 3 get ready for the brutal cold. tonight will start a series of wind chill advisories and warnings for temperatures will be near zero with wind chills between -15 and -25 degrees with snow moving out of the area by midnight. after such a cold start sunday morning, it will be hard, despite the sunshine, for temperatures to warm back up above zero. so sunday looks to the the coldest day we have seen so far this winter. actual temperatures will stay below zero through late monday morning and wind chills dipping 40 below zero. from there things moderate a little bit, but watch for another chance of snow on tuesday. 3 3 as siouxland braces the cold, one warming shelter in sioux city needs your help!the warming shelter on nebraska street is asking the community for food donations. you can drop off foods like trail mix, or any individually wr

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it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. more news. now back to "cashin' in." >> hands up, don't shoot. the washington post naming it as one of the biggest pinocchios of 2015. of course that was the rallying cry sparking violent protest in ferguson claiming a come shot michael brown when he was surrendering. problem is it was proved to be a lie. some in the media fuelling flames based on the lie and lots of lawmakers also buying into it. jonathan, it's costing businesses. >> it's a complete lie. it costs businesses. how many police officers had bricks thrown at them, bottled thrown at them. this is a major expense for the country. it's a lie that was built on a lie. this notion that america is a racist, unjust society. >> we talked here quite a bit during the whole period about body cameras would help stop this so it wouldn't be a lie. >> it would be great if we had body cameras. it would be great if we didn't demonize a group. this is a mistake. it's not as if we don't know murders took place. we do know eric garner said "i can't brea

it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like playing the boss equals the boss wins. wow! >>> all right. ring in the new year by raising the minimum wage. more than a dozen cities and states will start with such hikes. ben stein says get ready for the jobs to take a hike. very few in the $15 neck of the wood but higher than the national average of $7.25. ben, you're worried. why? >> because it's a simple matter of arithmetic. if the jobs will be twice as expensive per hour there will be fewer jobs. that's the way it is. not apple manufacturing which makes $600,000 per employee but at burger king, taco bell or del taco there will be fewer employees. it's arithmetic. i would like for retail and salespeople to be paid more per hour. i would cough up to pay more but it won't happen. it will cost jobs. it has to. it's math. >> he may not happy to pay more. there is a limit on how many americans would. that's what leads to these company that is lay off people, right

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the men's coach will be the former president of the las vegas mobsters hockey program geoffrey hawks. and the women's coach is former green valley grad and english womens premier league player jennifer schultz. congrats to the school and the coaches... more opportunities for local kids. dave courvoisier > thanks for watching for 8 news now at 6.

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. >> reporter: and this case staff sergeant geoffrey curtis was called upon when he was not in uniform. when he was just hanging out on the finish line of the boston marathon. >> the phone rang and he said mom i am okay. and they are bombing us and the second explosion happened and the phone went dead. >> reporter: way -- >> reporter: he was with three best friend guys went to war with they began to tie tourniquets and evacuating the wounded. >> they are veterans and it'sour instinct to help and if we did it together and it was you know a great thing. >> reporter: the family and friends behind geoff know how little he wanted to earn this soldier's medal. >> he had a hard time with it and not be active duty overseas that could happen in our hometown. >> reporter: the massachusetts national guard is nearly 400 years old. yet the soldier's medal is so rare it's awarded four times. each time for soldiers action here at the marathon finish line. b bree si. son. >> increndible -- bree sison dpliendible. >> so great they could do -- incredible. >> so great they could do that together. >> we a

in the coming weeks on afterwards, geoffrey cowan will explore theater roosevelt on successful campaign for the 1912 republican party nomination. christian university professor at eagle claude will argue american continues to suffer from racial inequalities. also coming up, for-- former nsa director michael hayden will discuss the decisions he made as director of both agencies following the events of september 11. this weekend, former senator tom daschle and trent lott over their solutions to resolve the current state of partisanship in washington seem at doing things to socialize, bringing spouses together and opportunities to know one another and more informal basis is the way they used to do things in a major difference. we don't have any of those things anymore. none of the happens today and i think that is one of the problems. >> several times with a state crisis of how he would act in the senate we would have a joint conference meeting of republicans and democrats in the old senate chamber and sometimes it was to have a cia briefing, sometimes to see if we could find a way of how

it was geoffrey! it was jason.t could've been brenda. ♪ john: how is obama care like dating a controlling and intrusive guy. so you go to the dr. and in the office is your boyfriend got of. >> this seems a little intrusive. >> just making sure you get the healthcare you deserve is intrusive, then i we will be constantly intrusive for the rest of your life, and it will be impossible to get rid of me. john: a pretty good description of obama care, care, constantly intrusive for the rest of your life and impossible to stop. first of all, government controls mean fewer choices. >> this is a big part of what i do, protect people from sources. anyway, this is a great plan. i don't have kids. that is just giving my money to the insurance company. john: yes, insurance companies are happy about it. then they became big backers of obama care because they learned that this gives us captive customers. the video suggests obama care would raise costs. i'm just wrong. the affordable care act, we have a healthcare system that was

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it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda.al operatives are trying every trick in the bloc to prevent african-americans from voting. john: and they are? blacks are being stopped? bernie sanders says african-american youth is especially back to my stand america ushered spend another trillion dollars to get them jobs and education. the there is any group that has a right to claim victimhood it is blacks after slavery the government forced segregation but kira davis says blackstone need special help. they don't? [laughter] >> shockingly we can take care of ourselves. black culture is probably one of the struggles cultures in america and there is a good case to re-read one of the purest forms of real american culture. black culture is pop culture john: you have everything. >> we have everything. [applause] john: the music and the movies. >> two words. kanye west. [laughter] black people in this country have literally built america on our backs coming from nothing we had nothing demanded the right to have but was constitutionally g

the driver of the semi was 54 - year - old geoffrey sonnemaker of omaha... he wasn't hurt. the *other* driver... 29 - year - old krysten tatum of sac city had minor injuries. 3 one teenager is dead after a rollover accident in monona county friday morning.investigators say a car driven by 15 - year - old sidney solberg of moorhead lost control just after 7 - 30 when it hit a patch of black ice and went into a ditch near thrown out of the car.one... 16 - year - old shelby montange... was pronounced dead there.the second... 12 - year - old braiden solberg... was taken along with sidney onawa for treatment. 3 3 and an accident in sac county between a pickup and a school bus thursday night sent three adults to the hospital. the sac county sheriff's office says a bus belonging to east sac county schools hit the pickup while crossing highway 20 north of sac city. the driver of the pickup had to be cut out by rescue crews. he and his passenger... along with the bus driver... were taken to loring hospital in sac city. the four students on the bus were examined by paramedics and rel

it was geoffrey! it was jason.could've been brenda. >>> i reached a point where the finality of things hit me. i felt like somebody just dropped a rock on my heart. thoughts about my children flooded back into my mind. my biggest fear is that they're never going to know what happened to me. i found that strength in my prayer to feel good about what was going to happen. i just faded, faded into sleep. i couldn't breathe. and my eyes opened. i realized that there was a hand around my mouth. the person who was choking me, twists my face. it's joseph. he's giving me these gestures like he's trying to help me, but i'm not sure i trust him. why would he do this for me? maybe he's just unlocking me to take me to sabaya. as the shackle came off, i hesitated a moment. oh, my god, i might be able to get out of here. he's leading me into the darkness. why is he taking me into the back of this cave? i think i'm being trapped. i realized that i either had to trust him and follow him or try to run out the front of the tunnel whe

the driver of the semi was 54 - year - old geoffrey sonnemaker of omaha... he wasn't hurt. the *other* driver... 29 - year - old krysten tatum of sac city had minor injuries.that's all for now... have a great day! 3 we can see just a little light just a little light >> listen to that! harmonious tribute on martin luther king jr. day. the jewish group teamed up and stood near the lincoln memorial. i love that video. >> i think about martin luther king king, you can't think about him without thinking about his dream. >> that is what he wanted to see is thewhat the guys are doing there at the he lincoln memorial. >>> president of both parties depended on the knowledge of robert gates, the former secretary of defense and cia chief is here in the green room. hello! >> good morning. >> robert gates, we will see if he believes the iran deal put america at risk. also his new book on lessons of leadership. >>> crossfit workouts for kids. ten-year-olds took part in the competition over the weekend and we will find out if that is too young for this high intensity exercise. that is ahe

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country.a hero's 5-k kicked off at furman university this morning.the race is in memory of specialist geoffrey whitsitt-- who was killed in action back in 20-10. organizers say the run pays tribute to all service men and women--and the sacrifices they make each and every day. 3 3 3 "it's just a great cause to be out here for veterans that really need our support, really need our help. we have a lot of vietnam veterans in the area, korean war veterans. i think it's important that we show our support for them." annual run--it raises money for south carolina servicemen and women and their families. 3 new tonight-- 3 a michigan couple is accused of selling *infected human body parts for profit. profit.authorities say arthur and elizabeth rathburn rented out human body parts for medical training and science.. that in itself is not wrong-- but this is where it got illegal.authorities say the couple got some body parts without consent--and in some cases got body parts from people who died of diseases-- that's not safe--and we're told the couple did not tell the people who used the bodies for research

it was geoffrey! it was jason.t could've been brenda. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. happy new year. president obama is ticking off his final year in office by taking aim at gun violence. in his weekly media address today mr. obama says he will meet with his attorney general on monday to discuss what he describes as a national epidemic. he may take executive action to stop it. the president says he wants to keep guns out of the hands of what he he calls, quote, the dangerous few. that might lead to stronger background checks on gun buyers. tributes are pouring in for natalie cole, she died yesterday at the age of 56 in los angeles. tony bennett says it was an honor to perform with her. aretha franklin calls cole one of the biggest. she underwent kidney transplant and was the daughter of nat king cole. back to "on the record" special political outsiders. for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> political outsiders like donaldd trump, carly fiorina and dr. ben carson must be doi

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it was geoffrey! it was jason.our extended stay shoot at the suffolk county jail in boston, three inmates, preselected by jail staff, were about to introduce themselves to four young men participating in the jail break program. >> the 12-year-old in cell one, he's here for cutting his teacher. >> what's up, man? what's up? how old are you? >> we have two fireworks in school. >> what you in here for? what you in here for? >> marijuana in three. >> turn around you little [ bleep ]. >> and marijuana in four. >> you want to go at it -- you think this is a [ bleep ] game, huh? >> the one in four is 16. birthday is next month. so he's a heartbeat away from being in here. >> stealing money and smoking weed is going to end you up in jail or dead [ bleep ]. >> either/or. either/or. >> take your sneakers off right take your sneakers off right now, mother [ bleep ]. take them off, tough guy. >> they always take their shoes away. this is something that they know that happens in jail. we tell them, you come to jail, you're goin

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want to get back to geoffrey small.e market is in turmoil you have some stocks you like beginning with time warner. >> i like time warner and honestly, looking for diamonds in the rough right now in the market even though we are off to the worst start ever in the history of the year, the market is down 7.8%, that is the worst start. probably more volatility coming forward but time warner, consider them a sitting duck, they have dual class shareholders structure which gives all the control to upper management and the year-and-a-half ago they turned on a buyout for $85 a share with share prices around 70 today. i see them as a target especially for apple, so much cash. charles: in that space i go with disney before time warner but i hear what you are saying. stock i like a lot a new like chevron. is it what a dividend is or do you see something else? >> chevron is competitive. they have a high-quality balance sheet, barely any debt, huge upside when oil prices recover and their dividend is doing well. charles: general mot

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it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. with alex witt. ayman mohyeldin. >>> republicans in their weekly address striking a familiar theme. >> as congress returns next week in one of our first acts of the new year, the house will vote on a bill that would eliminate key parts of obamacare. if this bill becomes law, patients will bea able to choos a health insurance plan that works for them. our bill eliminates the core of obamacare. it repeals the individual mandate. if this bill becomes law you won't have to buy insurance or face a law. it will be your choice. >> joining me is matt lewis, author of the upcoming book kwd too dumb to fail." >> this will be the 6 2nd time the house has voted to repeal the affordable care act. would you choose this route if you were advising the house gop? >> i don't know if it's smart politics or not but it's not going to happen. sometimes politicians have to do things for symbolic reasons or to keep their base happy. we know that's premiums for a lot of americans will go up 7.5%. and, you know, that's going

namier, learie constantine, alexander korda, emeric pressburger, nikolaus pevsner, isaiah berlin, geoffrey elton, the two michael howards, and solly zuckerman. the list illustrates a fundamental point: although those figures immensely enhanced british life, they did not make their adopted nation cosmopolitan. their adopted nation made these cosmopolitans british, and we should be proud of them. gavin robinson: i appreciate the opportunity to contribute so early, sir roger. when considering my remarks for this debate, i thought that i would be in conflict with the hon. member for newport west but i am , pleased to say that that is not the case. however, i want to make one point about exclusion to him, because when i log on as a northern ireland member and try to access the committee's online map, northern ireland does not exist. if there is an issue of exclusion, i hope that that can be addressed when the licensing is sorted out with ordnance survey. i am also concerned and apprehensive that the right hon. member for chelmsford (sir simon burns is present. , he is the chief parliamentary pr