>> by now, nichols runs outside.. >> that deputy, however, did not know that anyone had been killed in the courtroom or that there were hostages. >> nichols shoots the officer five times and teasley dies a short time later. >> everybody off the sidewalk! >> brian nichols is armed and on the run. a major manhunt begins. >> police now on a massive manhunt for 33-year-old brian nichols. >> he goes into an underground parking garage where he carjacks a deputy's car. he'd later carjack at least five others. >> he would put a gun to them and order them out of their vehicles, take their vehicle, switch vehicles, and continue to switch vehicles. >> one of the cars nichols steals is a green honda that belongs to this reporter. nichols hits him over the head with a gun. >> i think i'm extremely lucky to escape without being shot or thrown in the trunk. >> this parking garage security camera captures nichols casually walking down the stairs, apparently wearing o'brien's blazer. >> the story that we're covering for you, a major

on the floor was the body of 67-year-old audrey nichols. she been shot in the head at close range with a .32-caliber bullet. >> the phone that they believe that she was using was found right in that area, i believe in the hallway just outside the bathroom. >> the police officers knew mrs. nichols. she had worked for the michigan state police for 17 years analyzing traffic accidents. she had retired just four months earlier and lived alone. her three children were grown and living elsewhere. >> we all felt violated by it just because so many of us were alone. it was very shocking to us. it was numbing. and there was a lot of anger, an awful lot of anger. >> since police arrived within five minutes of the call, the killer wasn't inside the house long. none of the drawers or closets had been ransacked, but audrey's purse was missing. >> looked like the house had been selected for a break-in so that somebody could go in and find something of value, probably to purchase for drugs. >> a preliminary look at the evidence left no doubt about what ha

hans nichols is looking forward to renzi's meeting with the italian president. its rainygle buys start up slicklogin. elliott gotkine has the details. is looking at hunters. >> first, italy's democratic party leader will meet with the italian president in what could be the first steps towards a new government in italy. hans nichols joins us with the details. of last week in italy following this story. what are the first hurdles for moscow renzi? >> perhaps the biggest hurdle is the senate. this happens if president napolitano asks renzi to form a cabinet. that is what we expect. he would be the youngest prime minister in the history of postwar italy.

hans nichols joins us.>> it is a remote valley, 23 hours -- two to three hours by train. there's one way to make the journey last -- less painful. private is an option that may be getting more affordable. many jets offer speed and convenience in a market that overcharges. are -- you want people to pay the best price. we want to make sure they pay the fair price. >> it is a big difference from irregular flight. you can choose the size of your plane and exactly when you want to leave. >> you will go for a weekend from london. we take your plane on a friday and you come back on a sunday evening. spend three hours traveling from point a to point b. >> you will still need your passport stamped at customs, though the lines are custer -- shorter for privates. is get you closer to the slopes. just a short ride away in your executive limousine. what about that budget price? and we can make it for four people. .8,000 for flying private hans nichols, bloomberg, geneva international airport. .> he is here now he is def

hans nichols is back. what you need to know about what is going to happen and the rest of the day. the main event will be happening on capitol hill. brady dougan facing the full force. we have a little of what we expect him to say. basically, their argument is going to be that members of the bank, employees, went to great lengths to hide their own conduct from their supervisors. so, this will open the question -- both of the senators will be leading question and. senator levin and senator mccain, they're going to challenge brady dougan on what kind of culture is at the bank. how could a culture allow people to fly over on tourist visas and then do business to try to help americans avoid taxes? it will be a bloody day on capitol hill. had a little further south. hillary clinton looking for a tan. >> everything hillary clinton does is seen through the prism of 2016. i apologize as an american on behalf of this. already talking about 2016. i wish we could wait a little longer, but whatever she says is scrutin

hans nichols is on that list.ports on one company using materials that even the top racers can't afford. >> made by hand. or a special kind of customer. they employee unusual methods. even more unusual materials. breaking from mass production aterials like aluminum and fiberglass, they use rubbers dwranite from the nearby mountain. materials too expensive even for top level racing. >> we want to work with the best available materials. as we started, we knew there would bonl a -- niche. >> high prices indeed. these special edition skis cost $10,000. down the line, the collection is just a little less expensive, but they are targeting a discerning skier. someone who can afford the high pricing and also appreciate their kind of craftsmanship. one look into the locker room shows where their passions lie. they think it gives them a cutting edge. take this press. one of only six in the whole world. it was especially designed so that each individual ski can be adjusted to within .001 of a mill meter. the founder talked o

hans have are own nichols.he biggest italian visit this -- we will have a cover station with one of the biggest italian businessman. i want to ask him about the italian politics. a discounthas because he is an italian company. visionl that change his and what he can do? whether he will have to get more foreign investors? >> equity markets and bond markets are remarkably unmoved by all of what we have seen happening in rome. >> another day, another italian government. >> you can say that. --'s talk about the beers de beers. >> they are part of anglo-american. we are talking to the ceo later. messaging.ry, about focus.ll be our tech we talk about anglo-american as well. those will be our main stock movers. >> much to look forward to on ' "on the move." has resigned in italy. we are joined by hans nichols in rome. >> good morning to you, mark. we are joined by a political risk analysis to -- analyst. he will walk us through what the risks are. -- tell us, what are the next 24 or 48 hours like for matteo renzi? i b

here with more is hans nichols. what was in the report?a lot of numbers in the report that we would get to. $10 billion is the amount of $12 billion.p to it is the details that will sustain this narrative and make his morning in front of the u.s. committee in front of two tough interrogators difficult. here are some of the allegations. elevators meetings in and shredding documents. one customer was given a oftement hidden in the side an issue of "sports illustrated." we are talking about 238 account holders. they said they had a team of 1800 employees at credit suisse actually looking into it. criticalt is just as on the u.s. department of justice for not bringing more charges against credit suisse. the bank paid 190 $7 million to settle some of these claims. the bank wants to co-opt rate. will not let up. here's a statement he put out last night. sam.owe uncle they owe the people of the united states. simple justice requires that they must come clean, pony up, and face the consequences. he report concludes that 22 thousand accounts opened

hans nichols in berlin.u.k. betting firm will announce numbers within the hour. a drop in earnings expectations. john, what are we expect in? >> we are expecting to tell the valuable part of the story. machines.ine gambling i am not talking about these fruit machines in the local pub. these touchscreen -- touchscreen games where you could lose billion's of pounds every single minute. they count for half of the cash bookies make. there is this very thing happening in u.k. politics. cross party support to tackle the problem. they all want to address this issue and as soon as they become -- both stocks plunged off the back of it, down 10% on the day. over a barclays has done some great work covering these stocks. there depended on those terminals. regulation could lead to a 30% cut in full year earnings for brokes.e's -- lad >> what are they trying to do to preempt regulation? is once again another area they are way behind william hill on. , a lot ofating side fuss yesterday about all letter sent to the u.k. go

well and surprise surprise florida is leading the charge joining me now for more on that is john nichols washing correspondent of the nation magazine john great to have you in the studio a pleasure by thanks for joining us so yesterday manatee county florida's republican controlled board of county commissioners. were known in those think in moaning boom. one third of our polling places. which represents a lot of minority districts. actually before i even ask you the question. the fellow who was the co-founder of alec the american legislative exchange council and one of the co-founders of the heritage foundation another of why you must know that you have to haul why rick my father i am indeed and this is what he had to say when he was running ronald reagan's direct mail campaign and a big part you have this kurt yeah it is what he was when he was running riot at ronald reagan's from the direct mail campaign in one nine hundred eighty about voting. how many of our christians have what i call but goo goo syndrome good government they want everybody to vote. i don't want everybody to vote el

hans nichols is also standing by. let's pick up things with you. futures indicating a higher start. >> all of the losses we have had this year, it is back in the green. we have almost $3 trillion worth of losses. equity markets, a couple of things to focus on. car registrations. it comes a point where we all have to buy a new car. the u.k.. a little bit of inflation data later on today. and the housing prices. >> that is the one thing we are watching out for. some indication of what the ecb will do. you are watching the bank of japan. unchanged.ram is the funding program over the bank of japan has doubled in size. it has extended the duration. here is the story. japanese companies a single record cash. who is going to borrow the money if the landing is one question. the symbolism of the move, you have the bank of japan that looks like we are ready to do more. year, thens this expected more. more easing. will they get it remains to be seen. >> it really does. to berlin. hans nichols, you are watching car registrations. >> francine, they are up for t

hans nichols visit our international correspondent in berlin. policymakers edged and from their commitment unemployment hit a 6.5% threshold. we have more on the fed minutes. >> bernanke's farewell. not quite. no consensus here. in some conversations i have been looking at, there are initial things. investors are on autopilot. a couple of officials who want to formalize that and make it a clear presumption that it will be 10 billion every month. is, doesf the moment the bad data change the game? >> of course, this was the meeting at the end of january. we had three weeks of data that missed since that meeting. >> we have had a press conference. >> yeah. >> the data is nuanced and it is not just about the weather. there is more about these numbers than just weather. it is a big change in direction for the u.s. economy and that is march. there is a discussion on rates. >> i mean, do we know -- we can guess. get these every quarter and we had to officials looking for a rate hike in 2014. look at the next projections to come out in march and they wi

hans nichols is in berlin with the latest. there's too much expectation on twitter. expectationtoo much and too little knowledge. the stock is up. we see it come down. new users9 million internationally. it is a growth rate that is causing people concern. it is 3.8% growth and you compare that to what facebook has done.

hans nichols is in berlin with the details on facebook's's biggest purchase ever. i we will take a look at the manufacturing report from china. ryan chilcote is tracking the evolving situation in ukraine as a temporary truce stops violent clashes for now. for these exclusive interviews on the move. we will look at the impact of the u.k. flights with one of the biggest insurance companies in europe. and a company that invented color tv, it the color -- technicolor ceo, frederick rose, joins us later. a $19 facebook with billion deal to buy a service that costs $1. hans, what did mark zuckerberg

nichols joins what does zuckerberg see in this? >> growth. they put a million new users every day. what is having the the user engagement. 70% of use goers there every day. compare that with facebook. it is just 61%. 12 billion in shares. $4 billion in crash. $3 billion in restricted stock. only 55 employees. it has more users than twitter's 240 million users. when you break down what it costs per user, it is at $42 per user. instagram is $5. 2013 was valued at $120 per user. that really drives this home for you. zuckerberg talked about getting

from the latest, we have hans nichols in rome. >> good morning. he is going to have to defend charges he is assuming the premiership legitimately. --ough the front page of a here is the front page of the paper. the headline is, he appoint himself. he clearly had the votes. it in the democratic party. 136-16. likely face awill vote of confidence within parliament. that will include all the parties including the senate. what will happen is conversations between renzi and the other parties. ce is justof floren 39. -e wants to stat -

>> rachel nichols one on one with ice dancers meryl davis and charlie white. >> as athletes we planned so much of our lives. we're trying to enjoy this moment. >> you're live in the cnn "newsroom". >>> good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this morning with the long shadows of the cold war and new explosions of that era's bitter east versus west divisions. this is ukraine where thousands of americans live and more than 25 people died in escalating violence. protests first flared back in november when the ukrainian president backed out of a trade deal with the european union. instead he chose closer ties to russia and president vladimir putin. that angered people in the ukraine who want closer ties to europe and the united states. international tensions rose further with russia's accusation the united states is meddling and interfering in ukraine.

hans nichols. >> there you go. hans nichols. we talked to jon ferro and how he spends his money. germany, as we know, it is growing and there is a little bit of a myth on why the numbers. it is not good. >> in a word, pathetic. andared to the gdp figures they are encouraging. troubling france and indicates a stagnation in the country that is a concern. what is the ecb going to do? we are still asking. >> we'll wait to see what the answer is. all the breaking news on the ukraine and tf. up next with a pulse. stay tuned for live update. >> the truce is tested. ukraine's parliaments have been evacuated as more people are kiev. in fresh clashes in what's up? what's out? facebook splurges 19 billion on this mobile messaging app. good morning, everybody. welcome. you're watching pulse pulse live fr

we will talk to hans nichols in rome. nymex crude under 100. let's leave it there. janet yellen not testifying to the senate. back to the big news, but the merger. and this is mr. roberts at comcast, comcast, they are acquiring time warner cable. it is an all stock transaction. even with that, and implied cash value and cash is cheap. this is wpp ceo sir martin sorrell yesterday. >> it goes back to cheap money. you can borrow money and 30 year bond market like we did last year, three percent net of tax. by something at 33 times early in the best of earnings at least in theory without feeling the whip. long-term cheap money, good management, and opportunities means more consolidation. in sochi.he is out maybe he is watching from the g5. when the chairman of

hans nichols is looking forward to renzi's meeting with the italian president. its rainygle buys start up slicklogin. elliott gotkine has the details. is looking at hunters. >> first, italy's democratic party leader will meet with the italian president in what could be the first steps towards a new government in italy. hans nichols joins us with the details. of last week in italy following this story. what are the first hurdles for moscow renzi? >> perhaps the biggest hurdle is the senate. this happens if president napolitano asks renzi to form a cabinet. that is what we expect. he would be the youngest prime minister in the history of postwar italy. first he has to cobble together a cabinet. then he faces votes of confidence in both houses of congress. it is the upper chamber where we expect him to have more of a problem simply because of the way the coalitions are aligned. that is what he has been doing the last 48 hours, trying to put together a program that will satisfy all parties. this is not just about the personnel. if you cannot put together a new cabin

>>> tonight, a special edition of "unguarded with rachel nichols." peyton manning's boss knows a thing or two about super bowls. john elway took the broncos to five and won twice. and elway brought manning to denver for a reason. >> we were getting a hall of famer quarterback with a chip on his shoulder. to me, you can't find any better guy than that. >> unreal, joe montana won four super bowls and named mvp three times. unparalleled. emmitt smith won three super bowls and he misses the rush. >> this is physicality. this is like boxing. this is like getting into the coliseum in rome. ♪ >>> welcome to a very special edition of "unguarded." yeah, that's us up in the box, suspended above super bowl boulevard, where we have not one, but three football hall of famers with nine championship rings between them. and we start with john elway. elway will forever be a hero in denver for winning back-to-back titles in the late '90s. now he's returned to the super bowl, once again with the broncos, but this time as the team's chief of football operations. he's th

hans nichols with the latest. up next, we will head to one of the biggest events in the world for the mobile industry. caroline hyde is on the ground in barcelona with a preview. >> it is a beautiful, sunny day outside in barcelona and it is heating up inside. in.00 people streaming among them, the chief executive of facebook and the chief executive of what's that, the two most talked about figures in the industry over the last week, the $19 billion deal that unfolded. i will sit down with the founder . that, we have new events and new products being unfolded by nokia. in just a moment, i will sit ceo.and talk to the ono we will talk particularly about &a andkes of mna -- m growth in spain. ♪ >> more than 4000 chief executives are gathered in barcelona for one of the biggest mobile industry events of the year. consolidation has been a major theme of the telecom sector this past year. caroline hyde is standing by with the chief executive of one of the largest companies to resist a takeover so far. by ono's chief ex

with a majority of the population is russia and simply looks towards russia says he supports john nichol but elsewhere the pages but this little cake that night. but most of the big cities have a ukrainian majority population because the court in the day is geared up for trading with russia. most of them a very loath to break their ties with russia and that was about the talk of getting closer to the european union's of many of those people also support chemical which has been nervous about

i'm rachel nichols. yeah, that's me, up high there.uper bowl special edition of "unguarded," we have been catching up with three-time super bowl champ emmitt smith. of course, these days smith is known for a lot more than just football. ♪ you've had more of a public post career than most people. all the commercials we've seen you in. >> your beard is weird. >> your stash is trash. >> oh, it's bad. >> "dancing with the stars" was a huge success for you. it's amazing, because i told people i was going to talk to you today and half the people -- you're in the hall of fame. half the people said oh, the guy from "dancing with the stars." did you have any idea the reach it would have? >> didn't have a clue. didn't realize how impactful that would be, let alone not having a helmet on so people could see my face, see my smile and everything else that i am, and see a different side of me. >> it's not all fun and games, though. there's health issues that former players have. you've struggled with gout. what's been the most difficult for you? >>

hans nichols as the number for us. it is expensive for facebook or not, it is taking a lot of market share because it is sending many more messages on this kind of application instead of text messages. >> that is absolutely right. there are two sides to this story and that is that they are sucking a lot of revenues away from mobile phone companies. in 2013.on that is an estimate from a consulting firm. that will grow all the way to $54 billion in lost revenue in 2016. the u.s. market, it is declining, text messaging revenue defining 3%-4% every year. it is a $21 billion market. for the most part, we are talking globally. the u.s. has been out front and giving free text messaging to a lot of their clients. first text message, i look this up, 1992, sent over vodafone. at a country like mexico, 90% of messages are sent this. they have a clear advantage in emerging markets. that is one of the reasons why mark zuckerberg season value in it and the phone companies are losing value. >> if you are a phone company, what do you

thank you very much indeed, hans nichols.billionaire investor carl icahn is flouting ebay for what he calls lapses in corporate governance. >> i can promise you one thing. if i had been on that board, andreasen would not have bought skype. that $4 billion, we would have done a thorough search as we did at forest. he is urging investors to vote for a split between paypal and ebay. he says paypal might be uncompetitive in three years to four years. samsung has unveiled a galaxy s5 smartphone with a fingerprint reader and a bigger screen. it was shown at the mobile world congress in barcelona. the water resistant foam will go on sale april 11. struggling to find buyers for 11 of its earliest 787 three minors after two -- 787 dreamliners after two airlines dropped orders. the jets are heavier than the and had a shorter range. valued at $1.1 billion. down, one to go. italy's new prime minister won his first vote of confidence and faces another. renzi's reform agenda and his chances of achieving change. time for the pulse number. 2

hans nichols joins us from berlin. what are we expecting to hear from the chancellor?gulo merkel -- agela merkel to call for stronger, more closely knit european union. that thadifferent is n david cameron's vision of the european union? she has multiple audiences. she wants to convince the british public that staying in the european union is beneficial economically. in herre eurosceptics own party as well. she has tea with the queen after her speech. she is meeting with opposition leaders. in some ways, she manned up disappointing cameron and the opposition leaders. >> that may be the outcome. we don't know what is going to happen. this isenter of all of the treaty. the british, the tory party, the incumbents would like to repatriate powers. hinted that she can see a way of altering parts of lisbon, but not completely rewriting it. cameron is suggesting a rewrite of the fundamental relationship within the treaty. there will be a great speech. they will try to glide over some of the differences. at the end of the day, there are differences here. cameron wants more flex

hans nichols is in berlin with more. hans? >> we got a looks behind the curtains to see how they are doing this quarter and dwrothe is stalling. that's how the stock collapsed last night. down 18% in afterhours trading. the question is their growth fast enough? they have 241 million users. 30% growth yearover year. facebook is only at 3.4% but facebook has 1.2 billion users. twitter is nowhere with near hat. you just see how far they have to catch up and monetizing what they do. selling ads, that is their business. even though revenue is up, this idea there is going to be explosive growth in twitter because all of us journalists use it all the time doesn't seem to be the case. analysts were pretty harsh on the call with c.e.o.s last night. >> how did the c.e.o. try to explain this? >> he met with a great deal of skepticism. here is his argument why the company is doing well. their timeline views. they are down a little bit but ey are get $1.50 per 1,000 timelines. also 75% of their revenue is from mobile. for u.s. users, there

first, caroline hyde, jonathan ferro and hans nichols also standing by.with you. rbs, what a loss. >> to numbers that everybody will be discussing this morning, pretax operating loss of 8.2 billion pounds and a bonus call of 576 million pounds. call innot a big bonus the banking world. owned 81%hat it still by the government remains contentious. >> let's get out to berlin. hans, you're watching the ceo of a bank to put in his performance yesterday in front of the u.s. senate. >> i am glad you used the word performance. there is always a bit of theater involved in these committee hearings. senators did their best to try to allay brady dugan. ground, notve much sure how much resolution there is. we will have a full recap later in the hour. >> thanks for that.

hans nichols has more. the accusation is pretty shocking, isn't it -- $10 billion.ow did the committee arrive at this number? i sat down with brady dougan a couple of weeks ago. he is tightlipped on the issue. >> the committee spent six years on this. it is a some hundred 70 page report. talk about numbers alone -- credit suisse has turned over the names of 238 banks accounts. the allegation in the report is that there were 10,000 visits by clients to one branch inside this a wreck airport. when you go to the zÜrich airport, we buy chocolate. apparently it is where you go to do your banking as well. they had 1800 employees that were dedicated to serving u.s. clients. the details are explosive. a fake visa applications, document shredding, you have secret meetings in secret elevators. you have inc. statements being theed to clients inside magazine "sports illustrated." it is remarkable. what brady dougan will have to account for is that if there was a culture at the bank that was trying to flout u.s. law. why did they set up the meetings? why did they have an airport

our international correspondent hans nichols is in berlin with the latest.impact could this measure have on business? >> well, on certain industries like the hospital industry, like -- ady industry at farm ike r & d. roche, 44% of their workers are oreign-born. it declined dramatically over the last few years, to almost 23%. every year they have about 7,000 new entrants. you see switzerland trying to grapple with this influx of immigrants. the latest polling said 43% would vote for it. 50% would vote no but it is trending in the direction of voting for having passage and what this would do is trigger potentially a rewrite of the has treaty that switzerland with the e.u. it would be about trade that switzerland has with the e.u. it could have massive implications. the swiss cabinet is opposed to it. some major companies, household names have been founded by foreigners like nestle and swatch. this is going to come down to turnout and we will know sunday afternoon what the results of this are going to be. francine? >> hans, thank you so much. hans nichols with

hans nichols, ryan chilcote, what to watch for the rest of the day. following your footsteps, air force one. he is going to monticello with president barack obama. jefferson's home in virginia. there will be awkwardness, no one knows who to seat with h ollande at the dinner. jefferson lived his life on the margins. >> we are watching barclays. 7:00 a.m., anthony jenkins will be in the hot seat. he likes to get ready for presentations by listening to music, tomorrow he will face the music. >> we will find out. >> we should listen to music more. that is it for "the pulse," keep it right here on bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." trial and error, republicans face a debt ceiling decision. the clock is ticking for the gop and democrats. can yelp move the needle for yahoo!? marissa is a distant third. snow, theinter -- the cold, a shortage of pilots. good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." will live from new york. monday, i am tom keene. joining me, adam johnson joins us. as olivia sterns. scarlet fu is taking figure skating lessons.

hans nichols, our chief international correspondent. how did he win that? is a very impressive title. but you are coming back? >> something of an a to point out because here's the market take of what he just told us. the 10-year in italy is 3.70, 10 basis points worse than state. -- intense pain. in spain, 3.60. a big deal. the fact that italy is in worse shape then spain. >> maybe they can make mario draghi the new president. >> i am sure a lot of investors will like that. coming up. it is valentine's day, after all. shopping for a diamond ring got a lot easier. trends emerging in luxury. we will get you up to speed. right here on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> i'm scarlet fu here with tom keene and adam johnson. let's get you some company news from the files of "bloomberg west." sony grabbing the lead in the videogame console wars. combined sales of the new lay station and its predecessor were better than all other gaming platforms, all this according to research firm npd group. job own raising 300 million dollars, the maker of web jawbone. devices -- one

hans nichols joining us from sunny rome. >> now let's talk tech.lean retailer is buying the mobile messaging service for $900 million. let's get to ryan for more on the story. it's a big number. >> rakuten wants to go international. they're the biggest internet retailer in japan, but to get the kind of global scope they want, to get away from the sluggish japanese economy, to reduce their competition with companies like yahoo!, they need to go international. what viber has is a user base of more than 200 million users. they can add to their existing 200 million users they have at at rakuten, and they're in 193 countries. >> talk to me about rakuten. it needs to expand. i don't know a lot about them. they've taken this business into all kinds of different areas. is eah, so the c.e.o. japan's third richest man. he's worth more than $9 billion, almost all of which comes from his 40% stake that he controls in this internet retailer. the thing is that they just reported profits today. the profits were, but they trailed estimates. one of the things they

it feels so random. >> reporter: in sochi, rachel nichols, cnn. >> all right. congrats to him. >>> all right, with all the excitement over katssenberg snagging that gold, hard to believe snowboarding popularity is declining. later on in the show, the downward trend and safety concerns on olympic snowboard courses. >>> all right. woody allen is telling his side of the story in an ongoing feud with his adopted daughter dylan farrow and former partner mia farrow in a new op-ed in the "new york times," allen said he never molested dylan and blames mia farrow for planting the story in dylan's mind. alexander field is following the story for us. tell us more. >> reporter: well, fred, in this op-ed, which will be published tomorrow, woody ale been says he doesn't doubt hi adopted daughter has come to believe she was molested but he categorically denies doing it and continues to say it is his ex, mia farrow, embittered by their separation coached her to make these allegation. he said i did not molest dylan. i love her and hope she will grasp how she has been cheated ou

. >> she said after the stabbing, nichols took off with her daughter. >> i hope she comes back to get >> not five minutes later it happened. nichols walked up to the camera. >> the satanic cult in the city has been casting spells on me for three or four days. i'm exhausted. i came home and found out my mom was the ringleader and trying to kill my daughter. >> nichols said she had to act because her mom was putting curses on them. >> she was going to kill both of us. she was so powerful. i had no idea. i had no idea that my mother was that powerful. >> nichols's mother was stabbed in the neck, chest, and stomach and rushed to the hospital for surgery. >> when i left, she was still breathing. i stabbed her three times and she should have died. she was still breathing. i don't know what happened to her afterwards. i don't know where they took her or what happened, but she was the anti-christ. she did not die. >> afterwards, she and her daughter hid out. >> we're ended up in a rural area and we just waited for the sign that it was safe to come back. >> now that nichols is in custody, they

hans nichols next. this is "bloomberg surveillance."on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i think that is pennsylvania in the far distance on a beautiful, clear, february morning here in new york city. very chilly. >> that is quite a shock, but it is cold out there. >> the chrysler building over there to the left. very good. john loranger, the founder and chief executive officer of shutter stock will join "market makers," doing well. this is "bloomberg surveillance." adam johnson scarlet fu with us. scarlet get the start with banking. >> the u.s. and is taking credit squeeze to tap. the number two swiss bank will put up a bill for helping american clients evade taxes. now the son is asking what exactly to the justice department so long to clamp down. ,ady dougan, c -- brady dougan ceo of credit suisse will be testifying in washington. we want to go to berlin where our international correspondent hans nichols is. with this into perspective

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still with us from madison, wisconsin, job nichols, a political writer from "the nation."nd oni defranco and joe ulinea folk singer and laborogers and sandy backum. one of the largest demonstrations i have seen in my life of covering demonstrays were the protests around the republican convention in new york in 2004. what struck me was unlike other mars that had a unifying idea, this is what we are here about. there were will 80 different causes on display in front of madison square garden that day, and i am wondering whether that's a motif of the age that really there aren't one or two or three big causes the way there might have been in other times. but people's attention is going to a lot of different things. >> i think that's right. i think in the introduction where we heard pete talk about big things and little things, you know, he once sitting in a bar explained to me what he called his pomegranite strategy and some other guests may have heard about this. when you open it up, there are thousands of little seeds. he viewed art as sort of being those seeds and going out

hans nichols now joins us with the very latest. of all, how much will satya nadella make and will bill gates be more or less powerful in his new role? >> it is so hard to answer that second question. know.rst one we satya nadella will get $18 million in compensation his first year. he will get a one-off stock offering that could be worth up to $60 million. gates, his new title will be founder and technology advisor. he will spend one third of his time at the company asked opposed to 1/5. what mandela has hinted at is that he wants to be more targeted, more focused on the projects that he is looking at. that may mean seven groups like bing, xbox, the gaming division. a lot still has to be determined. nadella has his work cut out for him. the company has a lot of cash to make acquisitions. they are a strong company. they don't have a forward-looking mobile app that companies like google and facebook have. may also not be the biggest kid on the block for much longer. how close is it to alibaba? >> the valuation of alibaba, they are a

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hans nichols has more. of the our installment highlife.ewest full-time resident. w that will stay open when most of the town shuts down. designers all through the slope so guests can ski to the front door. bubble chairs for cocktails at sunset. a spot for partners that don't ski. the chalets behind me don't look like a typical w. they had to alter their design to fit the alpine profile. it is a test to whether or not their brand can survive at altitude. under snow in stone, there is an underground nightclub. a bunker that keeps its secrets buried. what do you need to do to make this the spot? >> we have three in-house djs that are amazing. the atmosphere. i think we have that. the design of the bar is great. it is much more international moment you could find right now. read -- rooms and suites that start at about $500. balconies and fireplaces in every room. the challenge will be to fill them in the sunnier and slushy or months. there is money in the convention set as well as the jet set. they're betting that this conference space, which

hans nichols from berlin with the latest on twitter. this is very symptomatic.you call them fashion stocks. >> we have seen that. it is in the tech space where the concepts start. people get excited about the new digital age. it is to the benefit of the consumer, in terms of increasing productivity of communications. in terms of making money and monetizing? we have seen this with facebook and it does not mean it is a bad product. as an investor, i want to get earnings out of it. i think this is designing a model. >> you want to be in stocks. i'm talking about retail. there we have the next 12 months. but you have to wait until you have a valuation gap. stocks wee consumer see in emerging markets are quite interesting and technology is also very interesting. you have to take your points. we're thinking about notuctivity enhancement and traditional technology. this technology with climate change issues and energy efficiency. is permeating the industrial world. >> thank you so much. the deputy investment officer and head of equities. >> coming up, we will look at t

today miller sat down with rachel nichols host of cnn's "unguarded".th christin cooper. got a lot of controversy back in the states afterward. people back home felt that she pushed you too far asking about your brother. >> i felt like it was me, not her. she asked questions that i feel like with her knowledge of my brother and the situation i felt like were pretty normal questions. i mean, maybe in hindsight from other people's perspective, i think she kept pushing a little bit. but i've known christin for a long time. i think she's really comfortable with me. i felt terrible that she was getting just massacred in the press and in social media. but i think in the end people will sort of see thought was more me just dealing with all these emotions and the buildup of several years of very tough personal life stuff. >> you tweeted sort of to defend her. you said it's not her fault, you said it's me. >> i think it caught everybody a little bit by surprise, myself included. i didn't know my reaction was going to be that strong. and i really appreciate the s

hans nichols reports. ,> welcome to verbier switzerland.here to show you why and just how expensive it can be if money isn't an issue. >> in 2014, a permitting ban on building a second homes will make chalets like this one listed in 25 million swiss francs -- that is nearly 28 million u.s. dollars, even more exorbitant. with six bedrooms, a pool and a sauna, it is grandfathered in under the old law. a potential buyer doesn't have to be a full-time resident to purchase it. this swiss regulation cap say town's holiday properties at 20%. have more than 85% of homes in verbier already. what is going to be built in the next few years is going to become a lot more valuable. a 10% increase within the next couple of years is certainly not to be rolled out. >> new construction is frozen but demand is heating up. already in a market that towers above its alpine neighbors. buyers and sellers were waiting for clarity on the law. now, sellers know they have the upper hand. >> when do you hope to sell? >> it doesn't really matter. when we get the right p

more on that later with hans nichols. economic data in the u.s., mortgage dealing would these an mba mortgage foreclosures. about iseene cares janet yellen testifying before congress. first woman to run the fed. >> we will talk about that with ensarling of the republicans. >> earnings parade. hasbro, we should get lori l after the bell. president obama meeting with french president hollande in charlottesville, virginia. i have heard the french president is traveling alone. >> traveling solo. at the state dinner, stag. no date. and embarrassment of riches for the french president. he does not know who to go with. >> i am staying out of this. this is what happens when adam johnson is on the show. data check. stocks, bonds, currencies, commodities. -5 off of a churning weekend off of the complex jobs report. 2.66% is where we settle. euro is stronger. -- through 100 on american crew. brent crude at 810 wait -- brent crude at a 108. more fx-based. vix, 15.2 nine, go to cash. you're right. gold, 1272. churning yen. going to ru

hans nichols is back from rome with the latest. what are the first hurdles for renzi? >> it has to be the senate. renzi has a complicated task. he needs to form a cabinet and allocate all the positions and then he needs to face both votes of confidence in both chambers. expectt 25 minutes, we him to be summoned by the president. we expect the president to making the offer to formally form a cabinet and a government. then he needs to figure out who gets what positions. he needs to have a confidence vote. in the senate, it could be more of a challenge. it is not just personnel. what we saw in the negotiations over the weekend were that the parties want certain programs. assurancesertain that will be put through. in all of this, there are some deadlines. they are not real deadlines, but in five days time, there is a g-20 finance ministers meeting in sydney. will the government be in place to pick a finance minister, dispatch him and sent him to sydney to do italy's bidding? >> let's talk about mr. berlusconi. how is he going to play in all of this? >> he has been the wild