thank you, everybody. >> reporter: miki ebara, nhk world, virginia. >>> a group of pakistani musicians has shown ways to show sympathy for the earthquake disaster. we have the report from islamabad. ♪ >> reporter: the song is titled "land of the rising sun." the band wrote it to send a message of support to the country where he and his family lived for a time eight years ago. a video of the song was shown to the media on saturday night in islamabad to commemorate. the aim was to show the country's sense of solidarity with japan. >> the message to the video is about the friendship of pakistan and japan and i would like to say that pakistan is always there for japan and like japan has always been with us. >> reporter: the music video has been uploaded to an internet site to reach a broader audience. the band is negotiating to get the video on local tv. they are calling for other pakistanis to lend their support as well. reporting for nhk world in islamabad. >>> the head of the people's bank of china has indicated the central bank may ease monetary policy to spur economic growth. the gove

. >> y este día dió posición a miky genesi par atomar su puesto . >> con fuertes opiniones a favor y otras cosas . >> la pregunt apara mi es porque tanta urgencia. >> es algo para considerar . >> y de acuerdo al analista politicoi no se vislumbran otros para esto . >> el alcalde no tenía muchas opciones . >> sigue frente a la mesa de supervisores de san francisco . >> las pruebas podrían complicar aún más el futuro de milcarini . >> probablemente perderá el porque está situación es delicada, en otros años no se trataba como ahora . >> y bien ahora solo queda esperar para que la comisión de ética analice el caso . >> por cierto comento que en algunos puntos de la ciudad se pusieron anuncios sobre las azoteas, denunciando la vilencia doméstica a raíz de este caso . >> en vivo desde elc entro de redaccion regreso a los estudios . >> gracias ramón adame . >> y rinden tributo a policías de auckland que murieron en cumplimiento de su deber . >> fueron baleados por un hobmre en libertad condicional . >> municipio de auckland pagará más de 832 mil dólares a los abogados que demandaron a la c

reporter: standing in their living room, now fully open to the sky, there are some things bob and miki pavelonis were at a loss to explain. >> you don't have time to think. in a split second, it's gone. and you wonder, why am i still here? >> reporter: but fate was not on the side of the couple's friend and dog walker, 22-year-old nurse jalen farrell, the youngest person killed in harrisburg. must be devastating to hear. >> it is. we went by the hospital. her mother and dad were there. it was terribly hard. >> reporter: as many storm survivors try to recover what they can -- >> that's things you can't replace. >> reporter: -- jeff street has already found what he was looking for. tonight, his 5-year-old grandson, injured in the storm, is out of the hospital. and the family reunited. >> it's remarkable. god had to be in there with me and had to be in there with them. >> reporter: folks have been working with great urgency to recover furniture, their belongings as quickly as they can. brian, they fear more bad weather will strike here soon. >> lester, it's an unbelievable scene there. le

the san francisco bay area press photographer's association presented miky vang with a first place awardhe was named the video news video photographer of the year. the award was given out during the competition and three other nbc bay area videographers took home awards for stories they did. mike anderson, jeremy carroll and mark vieareal. coming up after the break we will revisit the search for that missing teenager in the south bay. police thought they discovered a lead yesterday with a cell phone. tonight, they say they are back at square one. we'll explain. >>> plus, the weather made for rough seas and dangerous driving conditions today but some made the most of it. we will show you that. >>> and everyone has their awkward moments, right which may be why a web series made by a certain awkward stanford grad is taking off. we will introduce you the show's creator and star. welcome back. i'm diane dwyer. tonight, sheriff depp 'tis and volunteers search for a missing 15-year-old girl in the south bay and despite a potential break in the case, officials say they are no closer to finding t

that to me -- now, i didn't go to harvard like miky -- i went to the a school, not the b school, wharton. that means that greece has basically defaulted already, so i think it was totally a nonevent. i think it there were other influences that led to the decline. >> what's your biggest influence? what's your biggest influence? >> i think a combination of negative data points, more ambiguous economic statistics, both here and abroad, abroad meaning china, europe, and india, and here the income and spending, personal spending numbers late last week combined with the national ism actually ended up having goldman sachs' economics department reduce the first quarter gdp quarter price by 2%. >> on the other , mike, if you take out the greek credit event or the potential there, we've had a tremendous run-up for five months. something like 25%. we are due for a pullback, are we not? has your thinking changed now after today's 200 point sell-off? >> my thinking has not changed, larry, and hello, doug. the answer to the original question, what took the market down toes, as doug said, was not greec