let us bring in hermes chief economist neil williams.you listen to jens' interpretation of that conversation, the ecb must be weakenat stimulus could the transmission of policy to the real economy. surely, that has already happened. neil: to some extent, it has. i could see jens weidmann's point. the first thing is, it is all interest rateske negative. surely, banks just pass that on to consumers. the second thing, qe is making money available, but can force nobody tomorrow. as a result, it is not going to be the end. it is a means to the end. you get growth because qe keeps interest rates down even longer. we have seen that in japan for the last 18 years. thathat great hope is that low interest rate will force companies to borrow not so much the charge on banks. trading forelow 1%, the first time in history. what you make of the concept of negative rates, then? you referenced what jens weidmann said. the japanese taking measures to alleviate that. are they still that it is still a path of policy that is still worth doing, or do you thin

them held him at knife point.that's when he shot him.the 9- 1- 1 caller identifies himself as william neil brown junior.his landlord says this isn't the first time he was targeted. 03:20:49 "i've told him i'm not the police. you have to let the police know when someone is bothering you, but he has called me more than 20 times letting me know that someone was bullying him or someone was taking advantage of my property." 03:21:02we still don't know much about the man who died.police are still looking for the other men who fled after the shooting.they know they were in a gold car.police are using surveillance video from a church across the street to help with the investigation. 3 today a show of support for public education. parents, community members, students, and teachers will join together for cincinnati public schools. local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* from walnut hills high school with details. 3 they're calling this a walk-in. the people here at walnut hills high school will be one of the first groups to participate. everyone who supports public education is invited to arrive a

the first homicide the year, william neil brown junior says he shot the intruder and called 911 himself. now police are looking for the other man who ran away after the shooting. if you can help, call crime stoppers at 253-3040. >>> a swingers club in westchester is one step closer to opening. the town trustees thought they had stopped the owners from opening, and now a judge has they have approved a license for the club, but after complaints with residents they back pedaled. a judge ruled the township was wrong when they withdrew the license. >> i believe what people want to do in their spare time is their own business, as long as it's not affecting my job. >>> you want to say people can do what they want and if they're all consenting to it, but it's kind of -- i just have kind of mixed emotions about it. >>> the sanford group has appealed the township decision on the zoning issue. a judge still has to rule on that. >>> in more local news for you, another expansion to university of cincinnati stadium could be on the way. the president says that it's optimistic for the school's chance o

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ed: roger' s name was william and the other was duane. to barbara and george h.w. bush. which is he on birth order? neil: three. younger. janet: popular issues usually dominate the primary but this year the threat of terror has been a big issue. which is more important to voters when they go into that booth? neil: i think both are but the biggest issue is what i would call granite obama malaise. people are fed up with the his slogan of make america great again is a perfect response to that. people are fed up. this happened after eight years of almost any president. janet: so trumps pocketbook issues as well as terrorism. neil: there is a low on and limit now so things are different. ed: you met all the candidates and we' ve heard the rhetoric. chris christie saying marco rubio is blowing bubbles. tell us something about this that we don' t know. that we don' t see in the news and soundbites. neil: on both sides, presidential candidates and congressional candidates are very hard-working people. most are living on a most no sleep. they are very patriotic. what they want to do is in the best interest of th

montel williams is supporting john kasich and he raises an interesting point. >> neil, let's make suree understand what he's saying. he said i'm winning by a lot in ohio. he's only winning by 5% on a quinnipiac poll, which back in october he was winning by 21%. if you look at john kasich, in october he was at 13%. he's now at 26%. he's still growing where donald has hit his limit and that 5% is within the margin of error. >> fair enough. but what do you make of it, that obviously donald trump, this would be slaying the two beasts that are threats to him right now, if he can beat marco rubio in florida, as he hopes to do, if he can beat ted cruz in texas and if he can beat your guy, governor kasich in ohio. regardless of your opinions, would you say that would be a triple death blow? >> i think it would be a blow, but you have to deal with the other 15 states in the midwest. and donald trump is not going to take them all. hopefully, and i think he's going to clearly show you how he will smack rubio. rubio is going down, because people can see through the fact that we have a person that

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williams my guests tomorrow. fox business election coverage continues right now with neil cavuto.. >> the crowds were many and variedtant nine minutes before closing time of all polls in new hampshire, it's interesting. we don't know which way it will go. what we can tell you is a lot of people decided to take care of this quadrennial event and show up to vote. record heavy, too early to count all the numbers. joining me trish regan, of course, lou dobbs, who continues here. lou, i was hearing and catching a lot of the show,he

william company down 26. as we toss it back to you, neil, so many names with new lows. just this jittery feeling on wall street. waiting on janet yellen the next couple of days. also, confidence in central banks around the world. you have the oil story. put it all together. >> thank you very much. the call petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. do you think that these markets played a role in election year. trying to win your way to the white house. they are going up. it tends to help the party. 1988 democratic candidate for president of the united states. governor, it is a pleasure to have you. the morning. >> i am going to be fine. it is a great place to be. >> you did that deliver elite. you said that it was 85 degrees. >> it is a little warm walking over here, actually. >> it is our 21st out here in east l.a. we are back again. spending a lot of time with some very good students. neil: good for you. thank you for reminding us how nice the weather is there. covering you during that time. one thing i remember you were up against is obviously a looming

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williams my guests tomorrow. fox business election coverage continues right now with neil cavuto.. >> the crowds were many and varied, the important nine minutes before closing time of all polls in new hampshire, it's interesting. we don't know which way it will go. what we can tell you is a lot of people decided to take care of this quadrennial event and show up to vote. record heavy, too early to count all the numbers. joining me trish regan, of course, lou dobbs, who continues here. lou, i was hearing and catching a lot of the show, the sentiment here building for an outside the box type of person to fix things and it's palpable, you know? lou: it is palpable, as we're watching, neil, bernie sanders, i mean, where did he come from? donald trump, where was he a year ago. these two candidates right now seem to have galvanize the respective parties and share so many elements in common in their nature, their absolute opposition to doing business as usual, talking about the working man and woman and their families, i mean, they're really quite remarkable, anti-establishment candidates coinciding at prec that have been

rock singer vince neil (motley crue) is 55 al- author john grisham is 61 sarah- actress mary steenburgen is 63 sarah- newscaster ted koppel is 76 al- composer- conductor john williams is 84 << >> << wx timer @ :45 blizzard warnings for eastern siouxland in effect through this afternoon winter weather advisories for central siouxland in effect through this afternoon wind advisories in effect for central siouxland in effect through monday afternoon a cold front whipped through the area yesterday, and that's when our winds followed suit! strong wind and blowing snow will be the main issues of the day with a couple of stray snow showers this morning, won't accumulation. visibilities though will still be low from said blowing snow and could drop below a quarter-mile at times with 50 mile per hour wind gusts, the reason for the blizzard warnings out east. our wind will diminish a little tonight but will remain brisk tomorrow. we should get some sunshine back though as highs stay in the 20s this week with a couple of possible snow showers wednesday and overnight thursday. before that though, we'll have to thaw out from tuesday night's near-0 degree low temperatures. stay