the only missing ingredient among the largest u.s. banks is wells fargo. it's mainly a u.s. bank. it's uncertain whether lloyd blankfein is going to make it. he is recovering from cancer. he may or may not come. the present of goldman sachs will be here on friday -- the president of goldman sachs will be here on friday. 12:30 london time, 7:30 eastern. francine: this will give us a sense of what bankers are worried about -- fixed income and trade. here in europe, there is also a u.s. that it will only be banks that will be left in the investment space in europe for five years for now. erik: that is the prevailing view. they know they are being forced to shrink by regulators. yes, the question is whether the only banks and the fixed income business end up being the gigantic u.s. institutions like a p morgan and bank of america. it is an open question whether goldman sachs will be there. look at what morgan stanley is doing. it has shrunk its fixed income business and plans to -- cut another 25%. goldman sachs is talking about cutting its headcount by 5%. the regulatory pressure on

u.s. banks have already paid millions in fines for similar deals. but investigators are still taking a close look at deutsche bank's books. at the moscow branch, employees are accused of laundering money for russian clients. the bank is also accused of violating western sanctions against russia, entering into bad deals with some 5.5 billion euros. that could draw harsh penalties from western authorities. deutsche bank is expecting to pay billions in fines. that is why company brass are tightening their belts. they are closing branches worldwide, cutting 9000 jobs, 4000 alone in germany. deutsche bank subsidiary postbank is to be sold in the coming months. brent: some call it europe's biggest achievement, it europe's passport free travel airline. but the refugee crisis puts it at risk. as you can see on this map, it was established 30 years ago and is made up of 26 countries, most of which are eu members. it allows not only free movement of people but also goods. some countries have now reintroduce border checks to tackled the high influx of refugees

u.s. bank is going to at 6:15 this morning and going all the way until 5. now i can't tell you what the businesses are, but it's a variety - from doctor's offices to salons to coffee shops. and this first one you won't want to miss. we'll bring it to you live at 6:30. a house is full of smoke damage this morning in middletown.that's due to a fire that happened on michigan avenue around 9 last night. crews from middletown, monroe and liberty township worked together to put out the fire. firefighters believe it started in the attic.no one was injured.an investigation is happening now. green township police want your help solving a robbery -- where a dollar general gunpoint!it happened sunday night around nine -- at thecolerain store.employees say a man demanded money from the safe.they didn't have a full description of the suspect.if you can help -- call crimestoppers....at 513-352-30-40. cincinnati police chief elliott isaac and other city leaders are tackling crime head on in the new year. a series of public input the coming weeks. weeks.last night- the fir

bank is giving back...in secret. undisclosed location where u.s. bank will be paying for customers purchases so they can spend their money on something else they enjoy. this cincinnati business knows they're coming. the people getting free stuff have no idea. u.s. bank is going to six small businesses starting at 6:15 this morning and way until 5. now i can't the businesses are, but it's a variety - from doctor's offices to salons to and this first one you won't want to miss. to you live at 6:30. a house is full of smoke damage this morning in middletown.that's due to a fire that happened on michigan avenue around 9 last night. crews from middletown, monroe and liberty township worked together to put out the fire. firefighters believe it started in the attic.no one was injured.an investigation is happening now. green township police want your help solving a robbery -- where a dollar general gunpoint!it happened sunday night around nine -- at thecolerain store.employees say a man demanded money from the safe.they didn't have a full description of th

bank. >> oh, that's great. >> thank you. >> come on, when does that happen? u.s. bank picked up the tab for these shoppers at the denver fashion truck and at five other locations today. the bank is paying it forward. how they are rewarding area nonprofit volunteers, pretty cool. >>> valentine's day is coming up and if you're the type of couple who likes to celebrate, you might want to shop for gifts now, because you could save some money. flowers can cost an arm and a leg if you wait until l the big day. if you order by this sunday is, in some cases you can save up to 20%. and don't forget to check out those daily deal websites like living social. >> broncos fcreative when it comes to >> a group sent us a hip-hop music video dedicated to thh life of broncos fans. [ music ] i love the name of this group, called the maniacs, of broncos country, that applies to a lot of people, they put this video together, they post i had it to youtube, called united in orange. and the group wants this video to get people excited to cheer on the orange way to the super bowl. >> shar

she's managing director of investments for u.s. bank wealth management. patty, good to see and you happy new year. you know, no one ever wants to make too much of a single day's trading. it's really a fool's errand to try and do that. but it did occur to me that in this single day three of the major influences that are likely to be keys to trading for the entire year were on display. the health of china's economy, geopolitical tensions in the middle east, and concerns about the u.s. economy, particularly in light of the fact that the fed's financial stimulus has been pulled out. do i have that right? >> i think you do. there are a couple of things that are a little bit of a back story, though, that i think we should really highlight. manufacturing data out of china, as you've already said, really not that good. it's below the level where we need it to be for growth. that being said, if you look at the same pmi data for non-manufacturing, looking at where the consumer is spending, that actually looked pretty good and is continuing to look stronger over in

why no u.s. banks? >> that list is specific to europe. we do actually like u.s. banks and we think they'll do well in an environment where the domestic economy is solid in the u.s. and now actually interest rates rise more quickly than the market is currently expecting and that we think will generate better margins and returns. so that's an area we do like. >> thank you for joining us this morning. make sure that i look at the full list next time as well. >> when we come back the united nations will be meeting today after north korea successfully conducted a hydrogen bomb test. live from washington on this developing story coming up on worldwide exchange. >>> welcome back. tow futures down almost 200 points but first today's business travellers forecast. curtesy of grant johnson who joins us from kxas in dallas ft. worth. >> good morning to you. easy to see where all the action is again today. it's out to the west. another day of wild, wet weather. much of california already seeing a couple of inches of rainfall causing problems. more wind and rain on the way tod

let's get back to the u.s. bank earnings picture. joining us live from tampa is the vice president of equity research financial sector analyst. thank you for getting up early for us. how bad is the earnings season going to be for u.s. banks for the fourth quarter? >> actually it's not going to be that bad at all. i think that if you separate the 6 biggest banks in the country from the other 6,000 banks you'll find that the biggest banks have a different product mix. in other words they do more capital markets activity like trading, investment banking, asset management. all three of those businesses are going to look pretty bad when we see the fourth quarter results plus there's going to be special charges bank of america is going to have a huge amount of special charges in the quarter. but if you take a look at the core of what a bank does which is to take in deposits and make loans and try to get an improved spread at doing that the vast majority of banks will see lending increased for them. margins remain stable and costs come down

not in u.s. banks. so it isn't about us giving them anything. it is about them having access to their own money if they meet the terms of the agreement. and have to be vigilant to make sure they do. >> people don't care anymore. they say you are giving fuel to the fire. >> well it is their money. >> they do bad things -- >> they may. and they have lots of needs in their own economy they will have to invest in. they have been doing bad things with the money that they had. but the fact is the biggest threat to all of us is that iran would have a nuclear weapon. we have taken them off that course. how much is that worth? of their own money? >> what do you make of the suspicion that there were iranian scientists on the ground in north korea during their most recent test. >> let me just say about scientists and the rest. you know when you are making a judgment about a country as to what they might be up to, you have to see if they have the technology, if they have the know-how, the scientific know-how to turn the technology into a weapon. you have to

banks. and, of course, the fbi helping stop four attempts in the last five years by russian gangs to sell radioactive material to mideast extremists. who knows what the next two weeks or two months in 2016 are going to hold? the world is more dangerous today than it was in 2009. and despite the president's claim last night, that is not just hot air. that's the facts. that's reality. but it's also the reality that it's unlikely the obama administration is really going to do anything over the next year that's going to change that fact. and, probably not do anything that will abruptly change that trajectory. no president is irrelevant, but in many respects i think the country and the world are moving on. so all that means the next commander in chief, whoever he or she may be, is going to inherit a whale of a mess on their first day. you know, we all follow the news cycle as it goes from crisis to crisis. but as charles hill writes in his book, grand strategies, those of us living through great

up next, it is early season for the big u.s. banks. our next guest says that does not merit the current depressed valuations. with016 banking outlook chris wieder. ♪ manus: it is 6:47 here in london. the news. one of the major oil producers total, speaking on europe one radio. he says profit will follow i more than 20%. he says little prices will rebound. he can't say when. there is no shock in that. to breaking headlines on radio from the total ceo. we get more, we will give it to you. slowing theinto is pace of iron ore output amid the global supply glut. it was number two exporter will freeze salaries after it say moss says the company is "handling a challenging market backdrop." prudential has reported a solvency to ratio of 190%. withompany had a solvency 9.2 billion pounds at the end of june 2015. it is the first of the u.k. insurers to disclose its capital strength of the -- under new rules they came across the european union this month. -- it will help drivers locate the best routes. carmakers under pressure to develop digita

a man with similar features walks into the u.s. bank on colorado boulevard. this time he's wearing clear surgical gloves. and hands the teller a note. that he's armed with a 45 caliber handgun in his pocket. she gives him money. and attempts to give him more. he walks out. with the first wad of cash. ten days later an fbi task force arrested 45 year-old steven tally. after his ex-wife identifies him in the video. from both hold ups. >> boom. hits me right in the groin. they broke my third, fourth. fifth sixth rib. the guy that stood on my face cracked my teeth. >> at the time of the first bank robbery. >> . after both robbery cases were originally dismissed. >> i'm going to throw your ass back in jail. we're going to refile. him and his supervisor seud that. that's exactly what happened. tally was rearrested at homeless she shelter. where he was living at at time. >> i had a family. a career. i haven't seen my kids in like 17 months. >> . now he was back in jail. this time just for the second robbery. prosecutors insisted fbi facial recognition technology sho

u.s. bank -- the >> domestic violence victims could break their lease agreement, under a bill that cleared the kentucky house committee. the supporters say, it will help victims get away from abusers. and a key part of the bill will allow victims who obtained long-term protective orders to break the rental agreement, without penalties after giving 30 day notice to landlords. >>> a bill in the state senate, would make last year's sales tax holiday, back to school items an annual event. and it let's you buy clothes, shoes and lots of school supplies without paying state and local sales tax. >>> consumer reports warns you to get ready to pay more for cable television and satellite average increase will be $3-4 a month. some customers would see an increase up to $8. rising cost of content and programming is getting the blame for industry groups. >> there's cold and flu season. sniffles? >> study finds, there's new differences and men could complain more because they, we, actually feel worst. .

expect a lot of action and dirt at u.s. bank arena this weekend. here's a live look, a sneak peak of this year's arena cross tour. and here's a live look through city cam on your friday morning, again, 6:40. thank you for waking up at apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. lisa: good morning. welcome back. a tradition that started in europe as a way to show couples' commitment to each other has started here on the u.s. kyla: that's right. these love locks are being cut down. at this point thousands of couples have fastened their locks on the rail on the purple people bridge as a soon of their undying love. however the locks of love the owners of the bridge. dozens of locks were removed because of the weight of the padlocks tapped graffiti love notes that came with them. while some people the gesture is seat others believe the locks look tacky. but many believe the locks will not be gone for long. >> they're going to come bac

ok - so - u.s bank is making some people's day today, but we're partnering with them to make some people's month!free money! that's right you heard it - free money! money!we want to make sure some of you have a fabulous february so 9 on your sidein partnership with u-s bank, is hitting the streets and handing out 100 dollars -4 days a week. we will be picking people randomly around the tri-state to surprise with the free money.so that's 100 dollars a day 4 days a week. but listen to this, on the 5th day we are picking a special dollar surprise.it will be a february to remember as our surprise patrol hands out free money to some of you.you can catch our surprise patrol on 9 on your side at 6pm. we'll eventually end up around 350f for the drive home with a flurries possible. behind the frontal passage, wednesday will bring a brief return to cold temperatures. highs will wednesday will start with mostly cloudy skies but we'll sunshine in the afternoon hours. a gradual warm-up to the 40s and near-50 degrees it's the premier game in college basketball tonight. it's a big east matchup of top ten

robbery at the u.s. bank on william street. clifton brinkmeyer was the guy arrested for that bank robbery . the robbery happened shortly after the bomb threat was called in. brinkmeyer is charged with threat of terrorism along with second degree robbery. brinkmeyer was released after posting bond. it was a scary wake-up call for iowa state students this morning while they were camping out for monday's game against kansas. a tent caught fire at 3-30 a-m outside hilton coliseum. witnesses say a propane tank with a heater attached started a blanket on fire. no one was hurt and the three men inside were able to get out the estimated cost of damage done is one- thousand dollars. a major winter storm is moving up the eastern seaboard today. along interstate 81 in virginia, snow began falling overnight. as you can see, driving is treacherous and the going is slow. heavy snow is expected to continue to fall all day today and into tomorrow. the blizzard is also affecting eastern iowans who travelled to the east c

u.s. bank -- the >>> welcome back, everybody. every star loves to do voice over work. no make up, nowardrobe, but you so you have to be ready. jack black has an unusual way of warming up the vocals for kung fu panda 3. and they demonstrated it. >> i'm meimei. >> wow, she is amaze. she's so beautiful. >> i like it say i'll i'm traveling theeworld and doing a film with jack black. >> jacques when we're in france. >> oh, this is mr. noir's third go-round as kate is a newbie as may but they both have their rituals. warm-ups? >> you're just showing off. >> you asked. >> i don't know any. >> i do that sometimes. >> that's good motor power. >> wow >no, that wasn't right. this is how i do it. i don't know what i'm saying. >> are you a fan of opera? do you go to the opera? >> no. no. it just warms up my voice. >> you've never been to the opera? >> i've never been to the opera. >> and this could go that well. this is great. by the way, i love mae mae. she will be everywher >> i think she should be everywhere. >> maybe she's never been to the opera but kate is a huge football fan

if u.s. bank and wilmington trust, the mortgage holders, have their way the properties will be turned over to a indianapolis- based management company. but whoever takes over....residents of the burton apartments say they're relieved. michael-----it makes it a little easier for everybody to know that it will be somebody coming it and to take care of all the problems we have here in the building. problems that have led to more than 1800 violations issued by the city including a collapsed roof. problems, residents say, still exist. connie------the walls still ruined, the ceiling still leaks, you know so we still living in....our floors have no tiles on them. just a half mile away at the entowne manor apartments a resident who identifies himself only as mr. smith says the building is falling apart and that attracts trouble. smith------the people in the hallway all night, sleeping under the stairs. it's just things that life. close-----the receiver has already submitted a plan to rehabilitate the

. @>> u.s. bank radio 1 cleveland @partnered to make this mlk @dinner possible. @radio personalities served @meals for 3 hours today and @than 200 people. @>>> the cold certainly on @everybody else's minds whether @enjoying the day at home or @trying to get ready for the @week ahead. @>> it is bad. @cold. @the thing that we get kind of @washed in, the snow is exiting @to talk about, the highlight @because we can see it. @the cold, that impacts @everybody. @bring the pets and animals in. @they are cold, too. @as the temperatures fall back @in to the single digits through @the rest of the evening we have @lake affect snow and flurries @happening, please be advised @that your animals need access @to water, not ice. @make sure the critters have a @good bit of food for them. @things you need to know, the @be here through tuesday. @not going to make it out of the @teens tomorrow. @single digits to start. @lake snow woes for the start of @the day. @later in the week, we are going @to keep an eye on a southern @storm system. @you will hear a lot about this @in the week t

on a typical friday night there might be three or four times more skaters on that u.s. bank rink. after the holidays it is normally there -- there slow season. across the street at the seafood place, there are lots of customers, but reservations are a bit down due to the weather. >> as far as the overall impact. businesses still booming area and for our restaurant, we do have a lot of walk-in gas from the hotels around here. we do a lot of hotel concierge events and things like that. businesses still pretty good. affected a little bit by the weather but we are still pretty strong. >>reporter:of course, that could have changed had there been to-more inches of snow falling on downtown. bit of snow, it is actually quite pretty. tom mckee trying to live in times square. >> it certainly is. thanks a lot, tom. 9on your side reporter j warren is in new richland right now continues our live team coverage. >>reporter:i tell you what, the snow has picked up this hour over the 6 o'clock hour, and it is generally steady since this afternoon, and the cut off. i talked to several people out her

``in springfield township, police ``investigating a bank robbery ``this morning. ``the u.s. bank along winton road ``was robbed just after 2:00 ``friday afternoon. ``the robber handed the teller a ``note, saying he had a gun but ``never shot one. ``no arrests have been made at ``this time. ``packaged salads, produced at a ``dole facility in ohio, have been ``linked to at least one death ``caused by a listeria outbreak. ``the cdc says a man in michigan ``died after eating packaged ``lettuce produced in springfield, ``ohio. ``12 people in six states have ``been hospitalized since the ``outbreak in july. ``dole has stopped all production ``at the springfield plant. ``gunfire at a canadian high ``school has a community in shock. ``coming up, we'll talk about the ``about the gunman in custody. ``one local basketball star and ``his road to success. ``news 5's george and elise have ``details on jarinn cumberland's ``journey to college basketball. ``that's coming up in the saturday ``morning blitz. ``what have you got, citycam? ``a little snow shot? ``our meteorologist is saying, al

bank arena. mark and lisa? lisa: thank you. we have a fundraiser to tell you about to fight dipg this weekend. dipg is the brain cancer that lauren hill battled. this weekend, the operation grace white foundation will host the event. grace is a 7-year-old from fort wright who is fighting dipg and has faced some recent setbacks. the fundraiser for dipg and families fighting the disease starts at 6:30 at the fort thomas armory. still have about six months until the best tennis players in the world come to cincinnati, but today is a big day for the western & southern open. this afternoon, tournament organizers are going to announce major gifts to three local charities. this is going to benefit children' s hospital, u.c. barrett cancer center, and tennis for city youth. mark: never too early to think about summer, and kings island is ready to hit the water. check out the progress on the this will be tropical plunge, a seven-story tall complex with half-a-dozen different water slides. tropical plunge will be ready when soak city wat

banks, the obama administration has turned the u.s. banks into pure utilities right now, that's why this presidential election is after people get done complaining how they can't grow earnings, they have so many restrictions, how they can't do proprietary trading, which has nothing to do with the financial crisis, after that they're talking about the election and who's going what to dodd-frank? will hillary, despite her rhetoric go out there and reverse dodd-frank's excesses? liz: she has good friends. >> unfortunately he's not here, the ceo of goldman sachs, he's undergoing chemotherapy. i hear he's doing well. but traveling is difficult. liz: gary cohn will be here. >> lloyd blankfein is tight with hillary clinton. jamie dimon, i haven't asked jamie who he's going to vote for, if jamie had his druthers, he would vote for bill clinton again, he's a democrat. there's a lot of clinton love among the wall street ceos here. james gorman, i bet he's on the fence. he's met with everybody because that's what happens when you are ceo. i belie

now, on the business end, u.s. banks may now finance, authorize exports, except for agriculture. previously such trade had to be paid for by cash in advance or financed through third country banks. >> well, i think the next step is to see how this gets -- how this bears fruit on the groundn i think the next step is u.s. things, like for example, export equipment to cuba, or energy products, o o the cellular phones, that type of thing. >> we believe the cuban government is a violator of human rigs, and, therefore, we have a sanctioned policy to prevent that government from getting richer, and from obtaining the resources that it seeks to undermine american interests all over the world. >> reporter: the embargo remains in place. only congress can lift it. previous attempts at promoting commerce in cuba has largely stalled. u.u. officials stressed the practical impact of the new measures will depend on cuban economic liberalization. thecuban government has yet to comment on the easing of restrictions. download our nbc 6 news and weather app and click on this story to download the re

bank arena -- and "kinky boots" is playing at the aronoff. and if you're staying in -- don't miss our special coverage of the game this saturday.it starts around seven-30... right after the kansas city - texas game.and a special hour long edition of "sports of all sorts" follows after nine on your side at 11... with the best of the many of you have reached out to nine on your side about a peculiar sight in the sky -- military helicopters flying over the queen city. city.rumors were circulating that it was in preparation of the bengals playoff game...but tonight -- lunken airport officials say the military is using their runway for a -- quote "training mission". tonight -- the texas trooper who arrested a woman days before her mysterious death -- is off the force. force.that's after a grand jury chaged brian encincia for perjury.he pulled over sandra bland in july -- she was found hanged in jail cell three days later.he's accused of lying in an affadavit about what happened in that traffic stop caught on dash cam video. tonight -- another scar

. >> you see some banks in the u.s., wells fargo is a good example. their investment in investment banking. part of what you are seeing is u.s. banks done with the crisis quickly and sharply. our financials is one of best because capital cushions are so strong. amount ofimproved the business they are getting. with europe, there is an amount of catch up. maybe they didn't deal with the crisis quickly enough. manus: the essence of this is, desperate the reality is, choose your speciality and be a victorious person. jpmorgan still has a big model. they are more efficient, someone would say, than other businesses? wholet going to read the thing. it is creating a mode. where is your island? these things go in cycles. we saw a breakup. various things going on. or 15 years from now, we will be having a conversation because universal banks have come back. they are surprised by how hard some parts of their business have come back. anna: one thing, the performance of the investment banking. also, what they have to say in january.rkets things were tough. share p

and u.s. banks cannot trade directly with iran. the prisoner swap may be a gesture of good well between both countries, jim, but even before the nuclear deal was inked, the white house said there remains ample reason to distrust iran. >> axelrod: charlie d'agata in vienna. thank you very much. once released, the americans will head to a u.s. military hospital in landstuhl, germany. and that's where we find elizabeth palmer tonight. liz, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, the plane carrying the four americans hasn't left tehran, and conversely, in the united states, one of the iranians that the americans agreed to release as part of the swap hasn't left the jail where he was being held. so there are, clearly, some last-minute hitches. these negotiations have been going on for months. they were announced today, but really were-- began in earnest late this summer when it looked as if the nuclear deal was going to become a reality. >> axelrod: once the americans are released and they do end up land stall, what is likely to happen

that's one example of one of the pre-paris commitments that companies offered, the six major u.s. banks stood up, food companies stood up and said we need to do something about this. we understand that acting now acting later, and are, importantly, we're willing to look at our footprint and take action >>> i have to go to a break now, but we will speak about the politics of this and why parties are not hedging their bits the way businesses are. the gap between business and the republican party is one thing. whether the business leaders use their influence to make change in their political allies is another. business politics and the planet. it's inside story. >> understanding the epidemic. >> it was terrifying. >> it's like navigating a minefield. >> go inside the new medical breakthrough. >> you had quite a reaction there. >> that's crazy. >> i really feel my life changing. >> the freedom is unbelievable. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is what innovation looks like. >> ...can affect and surpise us. >> i feel like we're making an impa

bank arena -- and "kinky boots" is playing at the aronoff. and if you're staying in -- don't miss our special coverage of the game this saturday.it starts around seven-30... right after the kansas city - texas game.and a special hour long edition of "sports of all sorts" follows after nine on your side at 11... with the best of the game and team reaction. wicked weater is wreaking havoc across parts of southern california.flooding has been a major issue and the heavy rains aren't done yet. yet.high waters from los angeles to san diego trapped several cars in standing water. mudslides are now increasing. the sites of recent wildfires... like ventura county... are particularly vulnerable. "i don't mean to be ungrateful but i'm over the rain, i could have sunshine all the time and a little bit of drought and be ok." ok."it'll be days before they are out of the water so to speak. the stormy continue into the weekend. now let's check in with with weather. cincinnati will only fall to 250f but we will likely see lows much colder than that outside t

thousands bundled up, braving the cold at u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis today, the coldest game in history there with a -25 degree windchill. not much better here in central iowa. it is freezing out there, but jason, you say it will be warmer tomorrow? we will see temperatures back in the mid-20's, which will feel absolutely nice compared to what we saw this morning. actual air temperatures were close to 20 below zero. -4 in the metro. otherwise, a smattering of single digits to near teens. wind chills are looking similar. middle teens near western city. it is the first zero or above feels-like temperature in the last 36 hours. we were definitely in the will continue for a little longer as we head into the next 12 hours or so. increase for us. let's take one quick look at chills. teens are what we see to the north. i will have an updated forecast for you, on the timing of some light snow chances we have got, and how you can expect them shortly. republican race in iowa, with donald trump. marco rubio and ben carson are running t

it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- u.s. bank -- the >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. don't you want somebody to love don't you need somebody to love >> the members of jefferson airplane performing their hit song "somebody to love." songwriter and guitarist paul kantner died at 74. the group later became jefferson >>> when the winter storm delivered snow to tennessee this week, one young plow driver was ready. 3-year-old sam curry took care of business in his kingston neighborhood west of knoxville. >> we got out in the driveway and we put him on it. he was going up and down the street. people stopping and talking to him about it. he was having a big time. >> brian and carrie curry got their son the bulldozer last month for his birthday. in between building snowballs and building snowmen with his sister, sam is putting it to good use. >>> late late show james cordon has set his sights on another member of british pop royalty. cordon tweeted this shot early this morning with coldplay's

banks are closed on sunday and monday. iranian officials apparently want to be able to access the money that had been frozen by the u.s. government for more than three decades as quickly as possible. basically to show their citizens that they're trying to do the right thing in terms of coming back into the international community and more important trying to gain access to badly needed money, but if they can't get the deal done on saturday, a senior administration official here in the u.s. says the deal will be implemented when it's time and not just because there's any domestic political pressure to make things happen that quickly >>> still ahead on the show frantic efforts to crackdown all the volunteers in a botched frenches drug trial that has left six people critically ill. plus. >> reporter: protests as the church punishes a branch for supporting gay marriage. 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 a

bank ice rink during the game. tickets $6. they'll have concessions with popcorn candy and drinks. >> bengals fans will getting out the orange and black hoping for a play off victory over the stealers. >> benning gal tailgating orange and black jerseys. >> -- being gal. >> so which one is this? >> eifert. >> numbers don't change but the players wearing them do. some fans wear their hearts on their sleeves. these shirts have no sleeves. >> i bought it because as he was playing at the time i got permission to buy the n.f.l. authentic shirt. >> you don't want to trade it in? >> absolutely not but i'm better that he went to new england and walked away with the super bowl ring who dey. >> 84 and because it was in the closet. i haven't bought a new one yet. >> how long have you had this? >> obviously since he played. it's been a long time -- >> spell his name. >> it's on your back look in the mirror. >> no. it starts with an h i'll give you that. >> what does it say on your shirt? that's not a benning gal name? >> no -- benning gal. so 10 years i put my name own the jersey and i've had the

what really struck me about u.s. banks is the amount of cost cutting going on. haveop five u.s. banks costs down to the lowest since 2008. can you carry on squeezing costs at these rates? >> we're certainly at a tough point for the banking sector were they have the ability to continue to boost operations through cost cuts and lower provisions. it's going to run out of real estate. the banks going forward, it's a question of, can they continue to optimize their capital profile and i think that's very important. businesses, these the key question is not necessarily about growing revenue it is can they return -- deliver on a higher return on equity. across the sector, this is an industry trading at a significant discount to tangible or stated book value. real key is can they continue to optimize on the capital side. out.could be there one way guy: to pick up on that point, i 0.5% onutsche trade sub a book value basis -- you try to reach stocks at this bank and you try to do the cost story. you are maybe a bit behind the curve, with the markets that you see in front of you, how diff

bank on william street in iowa city. police say they later found the suspect, clifton brinkmeyer, and a fake, plastic gun. he's being charged with second degree robbery. parents, students and staff are hoping for a more typical school day at iowa city west. yesterday, classes were shut down because of a bomb threat. police officers and k9's checked out the high school -- as students were bussed to the hawkeye tennis and rec center. we heard from students about "everyone listen up, listen up, listen up, he said it like five threat to our school, we didn't know what kind of threat, but just a threat and everybody was to get their coats and meet in the gym." from there students tell us they was a bomb threat. the building was cleared after a search. the bomb threated affected the voting for a special election. west high was a polling site. here are the results of that election. lisa green- douglass will be the next johnson county supervisor. she'll fill terrence neuzil's seat. he left the board after taking a job in michiga

must be purchased prior to 4pm the day of a game ticket package prices increase the day of game venue u.s. bank arena 100 broadway cincinnati, oh 45202 doors open 6:30pm puck drops 7:30pm fscg cincinnati cyclones frozen 5k run/walk saturday january the cincinnati cyclones are very proud to present the cincinnati cyclones frozen 5k run/walk on saturday, january 30 at 9:00am. this unique winter 5k takes you on a 3.1 mile course along the banks of the ohio river and through cincinnati's transit center underneath second street! join twister, our zamboni driver, and thousands of other brave souls as we achieve our new years resolutions and help the pink ribbon girls in the process. every participant will receive: "hot chocolate after the race "admission the the cyclones pink in the rink game that night "swag from our partners & snacks/drinks after the race! register online until friday, january 29 @ 11:55pm! still to come take a look at these hockey fans! the viral video next animation what caught our eye animation what caught catherine's okay birth plan. top of the brown box. alright got it!

the event usually takes place at u.s. bank arena, but due to the popularity of the event, hoxworth decided to move it to the convention center this year. donors receive an assortment of prizes at the drive. >> cincinnati' s certified most randi: good morning. whatever time you woke up, you miss the warmest hours of the day. 8:00 a.m., 40 degrees. low and mid 30' s into the afternoon. it will feel like the 20' s. people that are dressed for upper 40' s, it will be much colder than that. here is the cold front rolling through. those are gone but the clouds and the breeze remain through the day. there could be a straggler flurry after 8:00 tonight. tomorrow is high about 36. back into the 40' s on thursday. saturday and sunday, things are looking good once we get through this temperature tumble. kyla: you can look for to some pretty clear roadways. you can see 17 minutes on 74. across the river, 19 minutes. 16 minutes out of butler county on 75 southbound. 75 at sharon, a pretty even spread north and southbound. we' ll check

i want to bring back tim leech at u.s. bank wells. what traders bet on whether we will see interest rate tightening. i had a trader tell me there is actually a tiny bid for a rate cut, the week after next. is that even a possibility? are you talking about that on the trading floor? >> liz, no, i don't see that. no, our stance and our view is that the fed is likely to be in slow mode and likely the next increase is in june in our view. not a rate cut. liz: and mark vintner, what about you? seeing about a 16% bet that we'll see a rate tightening? now it's march, not even january. you heard tim mention june. now what? october? crazy! tim leech? >> oh, no, i think that the fed is in a very difficult position because obviously inflation has gone the wrong direction for them to shore up the thesis of trying to get into a regular routine of getting normalization of rates. and i think they're going to be hard pressed. that's why we've been pushing it back a bit. liz: mark, what about you? okay, i don't think we can hear mark. there we go, oka

bank arena today.it's for the amsoil arena cross.the opening round of the 20- 16 season starts at seven o'clock on saturday.tickets range from 10 to fifty dollars... and an amateur performance will be on sunday at noon. 3 now it's time for our facebook question of the day.we want to cincinnati athlete? and why? 3 we want you 3 to join the conversation -- just *like* the local 12 page on facebook to share your thoughts. 3 merging two local schools together.we'll show you how amjor construction project is moving along in clermont county.plus, concerns about local murals.we'll tell you why sunlight could be their biggest enemy.you're watching (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a stag pool party. (party music) (splashing/destruction) (splashing/destruction) october twenty-seventh, 2014. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, 3 progress is being made on a new school going up in clermont county.west clermont high school will combine the students from amelia and glen est

bank arena, but the event is so popular.. it's moving to the duke energy center today.the event runs from ten to seven.all donors will get a free t-shirt, a pair of cyclones tickets, free pizza, and a gift bag. 3 fans can get a sneak peek of f- c cincinnati this week. today through thursday up at mason.. the team is hosting a combine which is open to the public. it will be the first time the coaching staff will get a chance to see the players currently on their roster as well as some of the players who stood out at a recent open tryout. 3 athletes will compete today at perfect north slopes.the special olympics kentucky state winter games continue. all competitive runs will be held today.trials and practices were held yesterday. ski and snowshowing races will start in a few hours.. at ten thirty... all awards will be given out this afternoon during a medal ceremony in the east lodge. 3 cincinnati is preparing for another season of their popular h- 3 cincy basketball league. the program pairs at- risk youth with police official

``elise: it was princess night at ``u.s. bank arena, as the cyclones ``met up with fort wayne. ``nothing princess-like about this ``though -- tommy mele and kyle ``thomas throwing down in the ``first period. ``both would get a five-minute ``major for fighting. ``to the game, scoreless in the ``second period. ``mike embach sneaks a wrist shot ``by brandon whitney. ``cyclones trailed 1-0 but would ``come back to beat fort wayne, ``6-4. ``here' s the schedule for the ``conference championship games ``tomorrow. ``new england and denver facing ``off at 3:05, and then it' s ``carson palmer and the cardinals ``taking on cam newton and the ``panthers at 6:40. ``you love that, didn' t you? ``courtis: let' s go to the hockey ``magic -- it is is is night -- ``grr. ``weather. ``wechsler looking at quiet ``weather but cold tonight. ``dropping into the mid-teens in ``cincinnati. ``areas with a little snow on the ``ground, maysville, georgetown, ``dry ridge, more than likely you ``will find yourself around eight ``or nine degrees. ``a cold night, but at least we ``will not have that biting wi

most of the time, people think though your statement says u.s. bank, a lot of the times, the u.s. bank is just your servicer, and it's fannie mae or freddie mac that own the actual note until you pay your mortgage off. me quickly remind you of the questions. and this is going to be very brief. i'll remind you. i'll pass the mic down the table. the first one has in some sense been answered, so i'll skip to the next three, which were about direct actions around tuitions and for student athletes. that a defining the quality of direct action, that trying to solve problems for themselves and what that,elists think about agree or disagree with that. and the third, to what extent or ways is direct action the way to pull people in, to cut across political boundaries mobilizing action? >> okay. morenk those were comments, stan, than questions, because i certainly don't have any answers for that. appreciate the comments and encourage students and folks university and every institution of higher learning organize and we'll support them. issues that were raised about the direct action -- i th

@u.s. bank and radio one @cleveland partnered with take 5 @rhythm and jazz to serve the @homeless a hot meal. @than 200 people. @midday radio personality row @diga says when at events like @these she thinks that could be @me or one of my loved ones. @>> every day you have an @opportunity to make a @difference, i don't care if @it's small or big, just do it @because it will come back @tenfold in a totally different @way. @>> don't serve just because @it's mlk day, try to serve @every day because that's what @it's about. @>> this was the fourth annual @do something day, radio @personalities helped serve @meals for -- helped serve meals @for three hours today. @>>> be the best. @>> several groups like the @distinguished gentlemen of @spoken words celebrated the @legacy of martin luther king, @jr. this afternoon. @they filled the rock 'n roll @hall of fame with strong @messages of hope and @perseverance. @the museum also offered @educational programs and family @admission was free at the rock @

u.s. bank -- the 3 hundreds of people filled dupont circle in washington d-c this weekend for some in a giant snowball fight ... with a star wars inspired theme.after a blizzard left the d-c area resembling hoth, the minds behind washington d- c snowball fight association chose an appropriate name ... snow wars ... the snowball strikes back. participants were encouraged to dress up in star wars get-ups.costumes from other sci-fi franchises were also welcomed.and prizes were awarded for the best dressed.more than 500 people said they were attending on the facebook event, so it was a frantic snowball fight. 3 people weren't the only ones getting in on the frosty fun. four legged friends also got to enjoy some winter-time ... this adorable video comes from virginia ...you can see two young kids being pulled in a sled by a very fluffy dog.at the national zoo in washington young bear looks pretty excited about frolicking in it. however, another panda cub wasn't as excited ...bei bei showed a li

that's one example of one of the pre-paris commitments that companies offered, the six major u.s. banks stood up, food companies stood up and said we need to do something about this. we understand that acting now will be cheaper than acting later, and are, importantly, we're willing to look at our footprint and take action >>> i have to go to a break now, but we will speak about the politics of this and why parties are not hedging their bits the way businesses are. the gap between business and the republican party is one thing. whether the business leaders use their influence to make change in their political allies is another. business politics and the planet. stay with us. it's inside story. inside story. >>> you're watching inside story. i'm ray suarez. insurers wonder if they can ever under write the coast of another hurricane katrina. mirror rigourous efforts to limb emissions. huge bets are being placed on research into renewables. they try to anticipate the costs of sea level rise. all this goes on as one of america's two governing parties talks as if science predictions ar