. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky in for tia ewing this morning. we'll hear from john in a few minutes. we start with sam roberts in the warm and cozy weather studio. >> brian: she's never warm. >> samantha: i'm never warm. 70 and i'm still chilly. it's weird. some people are cold-natured, right? maybe you're cold-natured and dying inside it's so cold out there. hang in there with me. we have some warmer weather on the way. not warm but warmer. so a little bit of good news to last three hours, of course, the quiet weather sticks around. sandusky, norwalk, mansfield, akron/canton no problems here. it is in the snowbelt and surrounding areas that we're contending with that snow. almost all of cuyahoga county waking up to snow, almost. once you get down towards strongsville, brecksville not much happening. closer to the lake here, mayfield heights, good morning to you. we see those snowshowers, solon, downtown cleveland into euclid out to westlake we have snow on the near west side. and then out into geauga and ashtabula and lake counties. most of the

tammy weeks/nichole's mom 'we love you nichole, we miss you, we want you home," weeks is fighting back tears because she knows her daughter is in danger... ...especially because nichole is taking medication that she can't go a day without for a liver transplant. weeks "she had a liver transplant when she was ten month's old she's weeks realized nichole was gone this morning. she called blacksburg police who are working with virginia state police to help find nichole. lieutenant mike albert/blacksbu rg police "we're not sure if it's a runaway situation or if there is foul play involved at this time in the investigation we haven't been able to determine either but wer'e looking at it from every angle," nats from hstng psa local orgniazations like help save the next girl are also working to lend a hand in the search. kenny jarrells with the organization is talking to nichole's mother. kenny jarrells/help save the next girl "when we talk to the mother, that's the first thing i tell her to do, is remain calm and lets get the information out there," jarrels says they usually get information

like mcveigh, nichols is known to harbor anti-government views. >> terry nichols, just four days beforeblast, took out a new insurance policy on his pickup truck. >> an arrest warrant is quickly issued, and later that same day nichols turns himself in. by now, the rescue operation at the murrah building has become a recovery effort. >> authorities in this building behind me are coming across more bodies. >> the search for bodies will last for two full weeks. >> most of the survivors wanted to go to most of the funerals, and that's tough going to 16 funerals, let me tell you. that was really hard, but we needed to do it. >> two women are believed to be still in the building with an elderly man. >> finally, on may 5th, 1995, with three victims still buried in the rubble, the search came to an end. >> this was not two or three people from this city or two or three people from that city. this was oklahoma city. the terrorism was directed at the city. the terrorism was directed at its people. it was a sword at the heart of oklahoma city. y start. abdominal pain. urgent diarrhea. now there's

we'll hear more about what nichole is like... and what her family is asking from the community or anyone that might be with nichole tonight. live in blacksburg bethany teague wsls 10. a lynchburg murder suspect learns his fate. a judge sentenced dominique moss to life in prison today. moss entered an alford plea to first degree murder charges in october... relating to the 20-14 death of his cousin shawn moss. investigators say moss ambushed his cousin... then shot him 17 times. hospitals across the country are in need of more nurses. hospitals like carilion clinic are experiencing as well. wsls 10's ananda rochita has more on what carilion is doing to efforts. ananda rochita/roanok e "carilion has about 100 and it has a lot of competition among other hospitals looking for nurses too." carilion is looking to get some prospective nurses through recruiting events like this one. lauren alban is here wanting to pursue her calling as a nurse. 0:19 - 0:23 lauren alban/prospecti ve carilion nurse - 18:14:52 it's literally a profession th

vo tammy weeks is nichole's mother. weeks is fighting back tears because she knows her ...especially because nichole is taking medication that she can't go a day without for a liver transplant. weeks realized nichole was gone this morning. she called blacksburg police who are working with virginia state police to help find nichole. local orgniazations like help save the next girl are also working to lend a hand in the search. kenny jarrells with the organization is talking to nichole's mother. jarrels says they usually get information like her height - weight as well as picture as well as when was she last seen. it's then spread all over social media with the hope that someone who has seen nichole or any missing person will give that info to police . sot kenny jarrells/help save the next girl "when we talk to the mother, that's the first thing i tell her to do, is remain calm and lets get the information out there," duke on cam if you have any addtional information that could help find nichole your'e asked to call black

we spoke with nichole's mother and uncle today. they say have always known their little girl, who goes by "koley", to be happy. they say she loves to sing and dance, and has always wanted to be on american idol. her mom, tammy weeks, clutched nichole's favorite stuffed panda bear as she pleaded with her whoever is with her would bring her back. tammy weeks & fred hawks, mother & uncle - a nightmare. yea, it's like you see it on tv and everything, and you think it's never going to happen to you. and here we are in the position that everybody else is going through, and we just don't know what to think. it's shocking, didn't think it would ever happen to us though. butt sots we love you, nichole. we miss you. we want you home. police say they do not know if this is a runaway situation or if there was foul play. nichole's mother says she believes someone had to have helped her get out of the house last night. anyone with information on nichole's whereabouts is asked to call police right away. live in blacksburg bethany teague wsls 10.

as nichole vrsansky tells us, the actor attributes much of his center in lakewood. >> nichole: that's right. timothy hicker took lessons from sixth to 12th grade. he's been in india filming for a new movie to be released later this year. from the beck center stage to the big screen, cleveland native timothy hickertail played a role in his success. >> i used to do pottery here and saw "the sound of music" and said i wanted to do that. >> nichole: he did scoring in scrooge and i understand rel la. he's in india filming a new movie through the eyes of a terrorist. >> i play a reporter and it's based on some real facts. they haven't announced it really, so it's a top secret project. the director has won a national award. >> nichole: the crew is still finishing production and because of the sensitive subject matter, >> this is a true story. they're also filming in north india where pakistan is a few short hours away. just have to kind of be safe. >> nichole: the parities attacks happened the day he arrived in india. he said the original actor cast in his role turned it down because of the

if nichole vrsansky can do it, so can you. we'll show you simple self-defense techniques to help you and your kids stay safe if you're ever attacked. >> tia: if you're watching us in lake county this morning, hello. your power came back on overnight. i'm sure you're happy about that. good morning. it's thursday, january 28th. i'm tia ewing. >> brian: hope your alarm clock went off on time. i'm brian duffy. a mechanical failure knocked out power to more than 40,000 people last night. all of it has been restored this morning. >> tia: we also have some morning. meteorologist samantha roberts is tracking a little bit of snow center. >> samantha: guys, good morning to you. good morning if you're just rolling out of bed. obviously, if you're watching right? let's take a look at what we've got going on outside today. we'll start off with the big weather stories, and, of course, downtown cleveland. not a bad start at all. looks like at least from this smoothly. laura will have an update on the roads momentarily. out the door with wind

preview of its new look. >> nichole: good morning. the galleria will soon be home to the new cleveland ymca. still under construction as you can see. construction fences up behind me. that work is expected to be finished in late march. they're still working on a big grand opening date, but i got a tour yesterday to see the work in progress. take a look. >> our cardio equipment between treadmills and elliptical machines bikes. should they need to come in to under the weather or just have their cholesterol ral checked it will all be here. >> nichole: swim lessons and exercise and new workout rooms for spinning, zumba, pilates and personal training, too. my favorite part is there's a massage therapist on staff. great perk. the university hospital clinic, cleveland clinic, and metrohealth, all three of those currently in negotiations. they haven't decided which one. so also will have an urjt care facility included in the ymca facility as well. amanda lloyd is who i spoke to about this. she said, you know, if you have -- if you're feeling

nichole was reported missing on monday. her mother says that she believes her daughter may have snuck out of her bedroom window some time that night. and nichole went days without vital medication she needed after undergoing a liver transplant child. eisenhauer is originally from columbia, maryland, and last year he was one of the top runners in the state before signing on to run cross country for tech. but officials say that he was placed on immediate suspension from the team. and tech sent out a statement this afternoon saying that in the case of a felony arrest, the university has the authority to place a student on immediate interim suspension. the entire virginia tech community extends its support to nichole's family and friends. now, officials also say that school's core of cadets assisted in the search for nichole. her body has been sent to the medical examiner's office. >>> virginia state police are searching for a west virginia man who fled from a trooper during an attempted traffic night. just after midnight, poli

hey, nichole. nichole: hey, steve! steve: hey, girl! nichole: yes, sir! ha ha ha! steve: ok! what you do for a living? nichole: i'm an attorney, actually. steve: you kidding. nichole: nope. 9 years. steve: who you in court hollering at? nichole: everybody! ha ha ha! steve: what type of attorney? nichole: well, actually, i'm an administrative law judge for a state agency, so... steve: oh, wow. nichole: i do have to yell sometimes. steve: ok. nichole: yeah. steve: all right, let's introduce everybody, nichole. nichole: all right. ok, this is my baby brother, big ocie; my captivating sister, kanitha; the grill master himself, my cousin marcel; and last but not least, my magnificent mommy, patricia. [cheering and applause] steve: hey, y'all, let's have a t

nichole vrsansky is there with a >> brian: that could be a problem. new this morning a car slams traffic stop, and it is all caught on tape. >> tia: at least one person is hurt in a two-story house fire in elyria overnight. >> brian: an explosion destroys a home and closes schools in newcomerstown this morning. >> tia: there's been a lot going on in the news since you went to bed last night. good morning, it's wednesday, january 27th. i'm tia ewing. >> brian: i'm brian duffy with a live report on the fatal explosion and fire in newcomerstown in a moment. first, lake-effect snow was here for a while, and now it's gone in northeast ohio. sam roberts joining us now from the first alert weather center sam. you mentioned with a little bit of snow out to the east, but quickly. now most of us are dry. we go straight to the radar and show you what we see. we have cloudy skies, the snow pennsylvania. here at home pretty dry now. ashtabula counties, you can see a few spits of snow there offshore. i wouldn't be surprised if we saw some additional light lake-effe

good morning, nichole. >> nichole: good morning, tia. good morning, brian. good morning everyone at home. julio pino will teach two classes here today. he's a history class. the first class at 123 :30 and bowman hall at 3:45. it's the class on the history of cuba and latin america. 16 students in that class. i don't know about you guys, but if it were me and i was a student in a class, that is definitely a day i wouldn't want to be missing classes. pino maintains his innocence, as you said. there was a board of trustees meeting last night, kent state board of trustee meetings. none of the board members willing to comment on camera about pino or to say anything about the decision as to why he's still teaching today despite being under this fbi investigation. agents apparently interviewing people on campus about claims that pino could be recruiting students for isis. the president of kent state, beverly warren, did release a statement wednesday saying she's been assured there's no threat to the campus. pino maintains his innocence saying these allegations aren

tonight they vote on tha new one, and we go to nichole vrsansky. what's the feeling on the latest offer? >> nichole: well, from what i heard last night from talking to support staff members at last night's school board meeting, this is going to be a close vote tonight. there is a very small pay increase in this deal, and insurance costs will also go up for spouses of these support staff members. a big turnout out here last night for the school board meeting for people to express concern and voice frustration with district leadership. financially, the westlake battle. the district is using reserves right now for spending. out in 2019. a level y hasn't passed since 2006. 86% of spending is on personnel, salary, insurance and retirement. tough times make for tough negotiations. the union president and the support staff union president saying these are the most heated negotiations in her 22 years at this post. even so, though, she think it's a good and fair deal. not everyone agrees. >> the board did make some movement, so we're hoping that this is som

police say they do not know if nichole ran away.. or if foul play wsls 10's duke carter will talk to help save the next girl to see what the organization is doing to help nichole get back home safely. he'll have more on their efforts tonight at 11. nurses are in high demand across the nation. hospitials including carilion clinic are experiencing shortages. wsls 10's ananda rochita tells us how carilion is increasing its recruitment efforts. ananda ananda rochita/roanok e "carilion has about 100 openings for nurses right now and it has a lot of competition among other hospitals looking for nurses too." debra lovelace/senior director human resources - 18:09:58 what happens in the valley is that we're known for quality nurses so what thats doing is bringing in more competition from mid western health care systems, down in florida and those folks they want to come here and attract our nurses away. 18:10:12 because of competition, carilion is ramping up its recruiting efforts. it's getting nurses from nearby states, and social media. debr

>> nichole: absolutely. good morning, guys. good morning, brian and tia and we all get to fantasize about what we would do with that kind of money. the powerball jackpot is a record $675 million, and that is supposed to get bigger by saturday for the drawing as more people come in to buy these tickets. we're at the shell on snow in brookpark, and people have come in all morning to get their hands on a ticket hoping to win the jackpot. i did research for you guys. the $675 million has a cash value after federal and state taxes of $413 million. 413 million single dollar bills would create a mat the size of eight vaticans. it would also fill freight train cargo containers. that just puts into perspective how much cash we're talking about. i did buy my ticket, and i'm one of the dreamers out there. put all my family on it and fly to my private island in the bahamas i would also purchase. it's the best part of buying these tickets, is decides what you'd do with the money. what would you do with the money? >> brian: nichole has it al

live in hopkins, nichole vrsansky, back to you guys in the studio. >> tia: nichole, we have a twitter poll going right now. we would like you to participate in this as well as the winter storm on the east coast affect affecting your plans this weekend, #wakeup19. so far 12% say yes and 88% say no. you can cast a vote on our twitter page. >>> q. is listening in right now because we're waiting for a a local radio talk show host is getting a lot of flack this morning for comments he made about the buffalo bills new assistant coach. >> they made history when they added catherine smith to the coaching staff on wednesday. he blasted the decision on his morning radio program. q. is here. kylie eventually just started to listen to this. while you listen, we'll explain. he blasted and said a woman really wasn't equipped to be an assistant coach. >> q.: exactly. let me turn this down. >> brian: go ahead. that's okay. >> q.: i think i got enough to do this. you said it, too. people thought what he said yesterday was sexist, that a woman shouldn't be allowed to or qualified to coach in the nfl. w

hans nichols, thank you very much.y not quite as populous as the retail numbers in the u.k. keep your eye on it. up next, we are turning our attention to china. the boss for his view. ♪ when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. francine: welcome back to "on the move." 30 minutes into the trading day where to check in on how the currencies are currently doing it -- doing. retail is driving high. up .9%. mitchell doing very good -- doing there -- metro doing very well. retailers and autos leading the charts. individual stock stores, given on nejra cehic. starting -- nejra: starting with morrison's. the best former on the stoxx 600. shares have risen the most

nichole vrsansky is live in westlake. nichole, what we knowed and what you've told us is contract talks for teachers and support staff are the big issue right now? you're right. good morning, everyone, at home. good morning tia and brian. hundreds of teachers and support westlake. both groups have been working without a contract since the start of the year. negotiations are ongoing, but i'm told those negotiations are not going well and there is potential for a strike. the school board will get an update on those contract talks first up is the contract for oapse, this is the support staff the school bus drivers and janitors. they're expected to get a contract tomorrow and vote tomorrow night. if they vote the offer down, they could vote to strike. that would impact westlake schools and schools in surrounding communities because of the buses. westlake buses to catholic schools and other locations outside of westlake. sticking points are pay, insurance, the length of the contract. opse wants a shorter term contract and the

and nichole knows that she relies on those medications to live. she's sick whenever she is. >> danner: police are asking to tip is too small to call them. >> i did something risky. >> danner: just days before the iowa caucuses, donald trump is holding a hefty lead in the polls. he has been unapologetic and brash. >>> the antiestablishment and anti-p.c. candidate with little experience may be experiencing a little shift. >> the establishment is against me really coming online. >> reporter: coming online in the form of bob dole. >> [indiscernible] donald and tuesday, i'm for donald trump. >> reporter: and henry mcmasterer, south carolina's governor and former member of the republican national committee. >> do you need donald trump as the president of the united >>> so what was the change of heart? >> folks are starting to realize, hey, if he wins the presidency, we're going to have to work with him. >> reporter: some say that it's about them shunning the number two. >> ted cruz is someone that most people know and they want to stop him first. >> rep

and to fulfill people's excitement on an hourly basis is awesome. >> captain nichols and his crew areh just about any problem that arises on the water. >> as the captain, my number one job is to make sure everybody knows about the safety briefings so that nobody gets injured. i basically treat all of my customers like my own children. >> but on this afternoon, captain nichols finds himself in a situation he never anticipated. >> as i was leaving the harbor, almost to the surf break, i looked to my right, and i seen a high-speed boat coming at us. >> the boat appears to be one of the local patrols which sometimes travel at high speed when responding to calls. >> last minute, within 50 yards of the boat, i realize that that is not a patrol boat. that was a civilian boat and had to take action at that point. >> captain nichols swerves to avoid a collision, but the group is not out of danger yet. greg longnecker is the owner of the parasailing company and recognizes his boat from the shoreline. >> as i was driving out, i saw a boat at a high rate of speed cross the stern of the "man o war

. >> brian: nichole vrsansky join us now. it's not clear how everyone died. >> nichole: that's right. the summit county medical examiner has not released findings. cindy mather was found huddled over the two children in the front of the home and their husband jeff was found near the garage. we also learned that jeff mather struggled with mettle health issues. bob dibacco crossed paths with him in december. mather waved him down as he pulled into the parking lot. as he approached, mather told him he was going to kill himself. >> he said, well, i came down here with the intent to kill myself. to kill myself. i need help. >> nichole: he called for help, and jeff was taken to southwest general for treatment. mather's family told dibacco jeff was struggled with depression and work-related issues. this wouldn't be the last time he heard from mather. in the next half hour we'll show what happened with mather called him on new year's eve. >> tia: the man accused of killing jethro is set to appear in court this morning. 22-year-old be

statened the penn archives of all places had this fbi document involving nichols. after some back-and-forth i got hold of it. here it is. it was heavily redacted. somebody telling fbi officials all about nichols junior. was his father mentioned in this document? i didn't know to the bottom that first paragraph you can see the name richard in parentheses. this is a freedom of information act request. why would the fbi put in parentheses richard blackout name. the sun went by jack, the father went by richard. and i strange to me thought this must be indicative of something. i followed another request with the fbi. nicholsoving that agent was a saint, hoping to get something. if the fbi even still have the documents. they said they destroyed the sun's fbi file. who would release documents to me in any event. the fbi released this. it is the document unredacted. technical step father was an alcoholic i was probably drunk and called the fbi and out of his stepson and effectively outed his biological father as somebody who never told the fbi that he had a gay son or told

nichole vrsansky is working the story all morning. she joins us now. this happened about 9:00 last night, correct? >> nichole: that's right, guys. around 9:00 last night the calls came in. this is such a tragedy. a mom, a dad, two young girls 8 and 12 years old were killed in the explosion. to put it into perspective, guys, just a few moments ago the school bus came stopped in front of the house and the doors opened. heart-breaking. the summit county sheriff is still on scene securing the scene for the investigation that would likely pick up later today trying to figure out what caused this home explosion. as i mentioned, the calls came in around 9:00 last night. the house is on south oakmont and sky haven road in northfield center township. fully engulfed whether the firefighters arrived. two girls were found together in the front of the home. the father was found near the back of the home near the garage. right now the chief says this does not look like a natural gas explosion explosion. dominion gas company was out here last night surveying the neig

manus: hans nichols joins us from berlin. still a lot of ground to cover to restore confidence in the brand. hans: and they also need to regain market share not just in europe, but in the states. sales numbers for december down 9.1% in the states. they still don't have a fix to those 482,000 vehicles. we had an interview with him last night. said about mr. diess the differences between eu and u.s. regulators. >> we have different technologies. we have several models involved. there will be some cars where the fix will be a software update. there will be cars where we have to intervene in the hardware. comparable to the situation in europe, but not fully the same situation. a bit of news in that lawsuit filed on behalf of the epa for $80 million in damages, they still don't have an agreement on how to move forward. vw presented a new emission-free vehicle. will you be buying one? hans: it's all electric. that means you can only play your early bob dylan, before he went electric, when you are riding around in this hippie bus, a

this is 13 year old nichole madison lovell... police and her parents are desperate to find her tonight. she's been missing since early this morning... and what makes matters worse... she needs to take medication for a liver transplant. nichole was last seen around midnight at her home on fairfax road in blakcsburg. wfxr news solina lewis... has been in the neighborhood all night... and is live at the blacksburg police station.solina... are police looking into her online every day nichole lovell's family makes sure the 13 year old has taken her medication for a liver transplant she had as a child...but this morning the family was in a panic when they entered her bedroom to find the window open, a blanket missing, and no trace of the young girl..."shes a good kid, always playing, nice, talkative, an outgoing kid"blacksburg police, virginia state police, and the fbi have all become involved in trying to locate nichole...saying the situation is even more urgent, given her medical history...."if she doesn't have the meds it can do irr

this is 13-year-old nichole this is 13-year-old nichole lovell. she disappeared from her apartment some time between midnight and 7:00 this morning. her mom tells us she doesn't have some very important medication with her. when nichole was 10 months old she had a liver transplant and he has to take anti-rejection meds twice a day. she thinks the teen climbed out of her bedroom window early this morning with water bottoms and a minion blanket but not her medicine. so she already missed a dose at this point. >> at this point we are still -- we don't know if there is a runaway situation or foul play involved. we are asking for anybody with please contact us with anything they might possibly have. anything can help us at that point. >> danner: blacksburg police are asking anyone with information to call them. >>> a judge called it the most violent murder lynchburg has seen, now the man behind it dominic moss will spend the rest of his life in prison. the 24-year-old was arrested after a month-long manhunt for shooting and killing shawn moss in august

nichole lovell , who is 13, was last seen yesterday morning on fairfax road. police say she doesn't have the medicine she needs after having a liver transplant. nichole has a tracheotomy scar on her throat and was last seen in pink and brown cowboy boots. if you have any information, call the blacksburg police department. person wanted for killing a man and abducting a woman late last week in amelia county, died after shooting himself in massachusetts. investigators say it police there tried to during a search warrant yesterday. now asking the public for help finding the abduction victim olene brooks. police say her husband, woodell dead in their home. william zip-tied, her family hostage at gun point. several area have reported delays in their mail deliveries since last people who live on ridgecrest drive in roanoke say they received their mail yesterday for the first time since thursday. a spokesman for the united states postal service says part of the reason could have to do with snow he suggests you make sure curbside of snow so mail trucks can approach su

but can't tell us anything more about nichols. ((patrick walker/reporting: "it's unclear if the bus driver will face charges... but the coroner has ruled do's death an accident. patrick walker... 8 news now.")) ((dave courvoisier)) vulnerable road users project director erin breen tells us the bus stop will not be replaced in its current location. she says it's in an area where it cannot be moved back away from the street... so the stop will be placed in a nearby location. /// tedd florendo ((>clear skies today and temps warmed up to the mid 50's again. winds calm with temps cooler than yesterday. expecting clouds to coming in a little more overnight, but still staying partly clear. ............................... ..... afternoon temps in the low to mid 50's with some locales in the high 40's by late day. cold in mount charleston and the higher terrain. milder over to the east sections in the east side of town where we're lower in elevation. ............................... ....... regional temps cold in the central sections of the

if the agreement is approved...nichols will leave the county on january 29th. nichols has been douglas county manager since 2014. ### a new state contract will help put laptops into the hands of thousands of nevada middle schoolers. oregon-based c-t-l will help implement the "nevada ready 21" program. schools can apply for competitive grants to be awarded in march. teachers and principals will get training on how teaching tools.

. >> that is when he hit the car jonathan nichols and anthony mills rent. both died. they're both magicians and denver. tonight friends and family are sharing condolences with them on facebook, one second saying of nichols that he was quoted in extraordinary musician, performer and and human being. another says peace be upon these two beautiful man men. they are being remembered for their contribution to the world, not how they left it. >> nichols leaves behind a 13 -month-old baby girl. his family is asking for help caring for her as she grows up and paying for his funeral expenses. you can find a link to their go find me me account at www.kdvr.com. >>> and another dangerous intersection of the exam santa fe getting a much-needed makeover this weekend. denver public works installed a brand-new traffic light there. countdown signals will be installed to help people get across the busy intersection and construction starts this saturday night. >>> and arrest warrant out for denver city candidate. she was trying to get enough accused of forging those names. some of those

i'm hans nichols. mario draghi and the european central bank rolled out a massive quantitative easing program. clearly, monetary policy was on many policymakers' minds. tom: mario draghi just reaffirmed one of your fears, lower for longer interest rate. what are the ramifications? >> there are concerns about china and the oil price falling because of weakness in global growth. europe, u.s., china, emerging markets, a whole bunch of things are making markets nervous. unfortunately, bad news becomes good news for the markets only when there is a policy reaction. therefore, you saw what happened when he said we are likely to do more in march. the markets rallied. the markets are expecting the pboc to take action. same thing from libya j. which theituation in data is shaky. tom: you don't agree with george soros on a hard landing or china and the world? >> i don't think we are back to 2008 for a couple of reasons. the financial imbalances are smaller. in order to have a global recession -- i've been having

i'm hans nichols.n this protective valley and the theme has been technology on the fourth industrial revolution. is this the right environment to discuss disruptive change. clearly it was a lively summit. here are the best conversations from the week. >> what messages are you getting from the markets? >> i'm not worried about what message i get from the market. our businesses are doing great. we expect them to do better still. you've got oil collapsed. not because of the global recession, but because the quantity of oil exceeds demand. you've got iran coming on. you have half of million barrels a day. they could go up to 3 million or 4 million barrels. we're looking at a world with low crude prices for many years to come. stephanie: it's expensive to fill those planes. richard: it will have a positive impact on consumers. stephanie: i don't see that anywhere. richard: it will all come through. that's why it's so baffling that the markets are behaving this way. america and europe are not that dependent

i'm hans nichols and all basel, switzerland.the european central bank rolled out a dramatic quantity of programs. there were no such bombshells this time. clearly monetary policy was on many people's minds. >> mario draghi just confirmed one of your fears. >> the concerns about china. a weakness in global growth. you want the u.s. and china and emerging markets. the a lot of things that are making the market merck -- nervous right now. bad news becomes good news for the market only when there is policy action. therefore, you saw what happened. when he said they're likely to do more in march, markets rallied. then when they expected the bp is see to take action, there was a hike in march. i think were in a situation where economic data is shaky. i don't think we're back to 2008 thea couple of reasons, financial imbalances are smaller. china is not going to have a soft landing. we had mario draghi today saying he is ready to act and he has promised more. how much will that help? >> i think the markets misunderstood what happened a

nichols performed under the name cocai boladi. >> he was an inspiration to aal the friends he talked to and made music with>> reporter: he was also a founding member of their office is closed today as they mourn the loss of a man with so much to give. traffic investigators are working to reconstruct the accident that also killed 42- year-old anthony mills. a 911 call the reported the driver who owned his own limo service was slumped over the steering will -- wheel in a took off speeding, causing the accident moments later. >> we have made a preliminary arrest of the driver, semere driving under the influence. >> reporter: records show he has numerous traffic violations in denver. pooice believe the driver may have reached speeds around 70- 80 miles per hour. and, he never even put on the brakes killing two and injuring five others.>> it's just horrible that someone's like -- someone's negligence and carelessness could take away a >> reporter: and nichols leaves behind a small daughter. four people have been releesed from the hospital. they were inside the car that flipped. one person

." ♪ hans: hello, i am hans nichols. welcome to "bloomberg best."e have been speaking with the world's most influential policymakers to get their take on the business world today and where it is heading. >> do you think this downturn means something more sinister for the world economy? >> we see this has iced down the downward turn, and i think that is where we are at the moment. we have come out of the deepest financial crisis and we are now nine years out of that crisis. in that time, the global order had reversed. there was policy problems and in and the emergency market, there were new roles, and some used these wisely and some didn't. now that things are reverting to the old order, the industry countries are doing better than emerging markets. it is a normal correction. it will last for some more time, but i don't think we will see changes with the downward economy. erik: does it feel too good right now that this is just a correction or is this something deeper and more enduring? stephen: it feels like a correction to me. if it was china in a f

police have set up a master control center near nichole's home. they have brought in various agencies for help. >> they may feel it could be something of no consequence could really help us in the investigation. we ask anyone with any type of information to share us. >> danner: your asked to call blacksburg police department if you know anything. accused of stabbing his father-in-law to death. katie brooke was in the courtroom today and has the latest. >> katie: no verdict today. court ended just after 5:00 and will start again tomorrow. here's what we know right now. both the commonwealth and the defense agree there is no forensic or d.n.a. evidence in the case that links vincent spinner to his father-in-law. spinner was married to payne's adopted daughter, tamara. the summer payne was stabbed to death, spinner said he planned to leave her after she relapsed and disappeared along with their son. he said that he was going to hour later, shaking, and in different clothes. i'm be back in court tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. and i'll bring you updates as they

there is still no sign of nichole lovell. police are still asking that anyone who has information on this case to contact the blacksburg police department. >> whitney: thank you, courtney. and shortly after that press conference, tech sent out a statement. it said in part in the case of a felony arrest, the university has the authority to place the student on suspension. the entire university extends their support to nichole's family and friend. we'll continue to follow this investigation and we'll bring you more details as soon as we get them. >>> now, to a check on our weather forecast. it was a beautiful saturday with lots of sunshine and the temperatures were very comfortable for late january. >> will: a big area of high pressure off to our south has provided us with sunshine today and tomorrow. you see the satellite radar right now. and there's a blockage for anything in the southeast. and closer to home, not even a cloud in the sky. maybe some high level cirrus clouds. temperatures not exactly in a big hurry to cool dow

here is hans nichols.les that as falling aluminum prices build -- profit excluding one-time items relating to smelser closings was four cents a share. man is poised to become the first chinese person to control a hollywood film company. by two -- agreed to buy legendary entertainment. legendary's production included dressing world, dark night and godzilla. third avenue management saw -- conjuring to a decline in its assets last quarter. it took the step of freezing redemptions. third avenue managed 6.3 million million, down3 from $8 million. sequoia is being sued. -- for more on those stores, terminal customers can head to -- anna? manus? the demand for oil could increase amid low prices. >> 2016 is going to be under the very challenging year. low oil price is not all bad. prices have generated much stronger driving activity. auto sales are at record levels. we think they are going to be strong demand -- there is good to be strong demand next year. anna: mike o'sullivan is still here with us. out? we arepl

a friend of nichols says he was a loving father and fiance, who will be terribly missed. firefighters are still investigating the cause of a fire that destroyed a building in arvada and left one dead. yesterday... authorities found a body inside that commercial building. a man who works at a rehab center in the building-- has been missing since the fire. 55-year-old john rutter was a counselor at the treatment center. fire officials haven't been able to confirm the identity of the person found yesterday. a series of smash and grab burglaries have been reported in denver, englewood and sheridan. there have been more than 20 incidents in recent weeks. now we're getting a look at the suspect in yesterday morning's burglary at a verizon store in the river point shopping center in sheridan. the surveillance camera captured this blurry photo of the suspect. police say the thief threw a rock through the door and took several phones. and police say around the same time, a thief threw a rock into a store area. the owner of the business told us about 200-dollars in cash was taken f

guy: thank you very much, hans nichols.or more now on what has been happening over the last 24 hours, let's go to paris where we are joined by nicholas miller . good morning, nicholas. yesterday was interesting. i had not really appreciated how nervous the market remains about the possibility of the vw spreading. clearly, people are still not convinced this is a vw-limited issue. nicholas: it is very important to understand. that has nothing to do with volkswagen. what is happening is diesel cycle used to use a test which is 25 years old. on the how old the cars market have been designed. there is a new cycle getting into place, starting from 2017. the new cycle is much closer to condition. fedex points the difference that you had between the test that was done -- that is the real difference that you had between the tests that were done. renault is not the only one. there was a study by icct in september. those hads of that high levels as well. guy: the market is right to be nervous, then? no, there is no reason to be nervo

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police say 22- year-old jamal nichols was driving the r-t-c bus.. when it drove up on the sidewalk, hitting the bus shelter: (( sharaine lanier / witness: "she was sitting down and next thing you know she saw the bus and she got up to look and it was -- it's like she got frozen, she couldn't even move or she ran over to see if she could help the woman, but knew u% immediately that she was not going to make it just by her injuries. she says the driver started freaking out after the incident. jamal nichols is an employee of keolis transit america... which provides bus drivers to the r-t-c. a company spokesman says they are cooperating with police. police are still investigating the circumstances leading up to the bus leaving the road. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > matt damon is getting ready to film his next movie... and you can be in it! ((brian loftus)) how you can become one of the extras in the next jason bourne movie. /// my grandfather served in world war two. spending time with him were the best memories of my life. i became a physician at va because

nichole is here with the story. nichole. >> nichole: a 14-year-old boy is facing aggravated robbery charges for using a replica revolver to allegedly commit several crimes over the past few days in cleveland. three times in one day the 14-year-old pointed this toy revolver. a mom with her two young sons and a 29-year-old man were robbed. the teen suspect went up to a 61-year-old man but got spooked when the would-be victim's sons pulled up. witnesses in the area recognized the boy from the neighborhood. this happened and they were able to track the boy down. the 14-year-old boy was arrested and turned over the fake gun. >> you couldn't tell. you absolutely could not tell that was a quote-unquote toy gun. there's nothing about a toy gun, it's not a toy. >> nichole: there have been numerous calls for toy gun manufacturers to stop making weapons that look so real. we heard it from the prosecutor's office in cuyahoga just last week in the tamir rice case. a new law went into effect this month in california barring sales

finding nicholle is urgent, because she needs medication for a liver transplant. state and local police working around the clock-- even using a drone-- to try and find lovell. the national non- profit "help save the next girl" joining in the search-- media. an annonymous tip line has been set up as well. if you know anything about the whereabouts of nichole lovell, that number is on your screen now. six people are dead after an apparent murder-suicide on virginia's eastern shore. officers found a body inside this home...and further investigation led them to another home a few blocks away. an armed person inside that house would not come out.after several hours, police entered the home and found five people dead.police believe all six dead are related, but they are trying to determine what happened. a cold will move through the region from the northwestovernight...bringing windy conditions to the mountains along withincreasing snow showers. high pressure follows the fridayresulting in a brief shot of colder weather into friday night.the high passes offshore saturda

finding nicholle is urgent, because she needs medication for a liver transplant. state and local police working around the clock-- even using a drone-- to try and find lovell. the national non- profit "help save the next girl" joining in the search-- getting the word out on social media. an annonymous tip line has been set up as well. if you know anything about the whereabouts of nichole lovell, that number is on your screen now. six people are dead after an apparent murder-suicide on virginia's eastern shore. officers found a body inside this home...and further investigation led them to another home a few blocks away. an armed person inside that several hours, police entered the home and found five people dead.police believe all six dead are related, but they are trying to determine what happened. a cold front will move through the region from the northwest overnight...bringing windy conditions to the mountains along withincreasing snow showers. high pressure follows the front fridayresulting in a brief shot of colder weather into friday night.the high passes off

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if the agreement is approved, nichols will leave the county on january 29th. the reno police way for you to help fight crime. today they're unveiling an app called 'my r-p-d'. officers say this new app will make it easier to file police reports, find crime prevention tips and access community resources. the reno fire department is expanding its ranks. they say they'll now provide paramedic services. the fire department currently provides advanced e-m-t level services, but with advanced life support services, they say it will make a big difference. the fire chief says with these new services, they'll be able to reduce the suffering of victims they treat, by giving them pain medication before they're taken to the hospital. "one of the first projects i undertook was to implement paramedic level services its the highest level of service we can delive in the field its the first time in the history of the reno fire department we've been able to deliver that level of service." right now two engine the hope is to continue to expand this level of care in the coming mon

ago. >> reporter: blacksburg police set this up as master control as they search for 13-year-old nichole lovelle. she went missing between midshe went missing between midnight and 7 a.m. yesterday morning. the army corps of virginia tech are walking behind me. they joined in on the search as multiple local agencies, the state police and the fbi. her daughter snuck out the bedroom window. left with water bottles and minion blanket and didn't take any of her medication. that is really scary and when she was 10 months old she had a liver transplant and she could reject the liver. >> she is going on 36 hours not being on the medication, so we are praying for her recovery and being brought back to the community. >> reporter: blacksburg police are asking anybody with any information to give them a callinformation to give them a call. now they stress that no information is too small and anything can help them make a break in this case. in blacksburg, annie andersen, abc 13 news. >>> a judge is refuse>>> a judge is refusing to bar a jury from seeing pictures of the body of a 5-year-old boy found

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