stephanie: yes. matt: they think that john -- is that a junk bonds are a great opportunity because the yields that they provide. barclays high-yield index, 8.5% compared to the free cash flow which is 5.6%. the cool thing is, pimco did some work, and they took out energy as miners out of the high yield index, and showed that appreciation are still 3.5 times dividend payment. they have great earnings to cover all of the dividend play payments. stephanie: scarlet, scarlet, scarlet. david: i'm going with matt. stephanie: international women's day. identity double votes. scarlett will win. we will be back with more. ♪ stephanie: a slump in chinese exports putting the brakes on a global stock rally. government bonds surging thanks to demand. isormer goldman sachs banker said to have been subpoenaed in a u.s. probe. we will have the latest. and great guest this hour as part of international women's day. several companies will join us. we are all about 30 minutes from the opening bell here in new york cit

stephanie/ram: turning now to the day in court... and the boone county case that's taken years to get in front of a jury. it's day six of the alexander fazzino murder trial. fazzino is the death of his wife emily, who was found dead in the bathtub. his defense team says prescription drug abuse is to blame. stephanie: her own mother told the jury emily wanted private rehab in her parents home in the fall of 2011. emily's mother said, under doctor's instructions, she went through four days of detox to get off her pain medication. it was all kept a secret from the boone community as well as emily's father, siblings and from her husband. she told the jury she then thought emily was cured and never saw her under the influence again. " four day rehab at my request and i honored it" stephanie: despite all this testimony, cindy beckwith said she thinks her son in law was to blame for now emily's doctor also took the stand this afternoon to talk about drug use. we'll hear more about that and the night of her death coming up tonight at 6. jack

stephanie: brutal, maybe. when you walk in and things are doing this poorly, the only way to go is up. david: you finally get to run a big bank, and what happens to you. stories to parse through. for now, we go to london and are colleague caroline hyde, has first word. caroline: for u.s. residential hopefuls, is the biggest day of the primary calendar. and than a dozen states territories will hold caucuses today. polls indicate donald trump will win most of the super tuesday contest. the big fight is for second place, between marco rubio and ted cruz. on the democratic side, bernie sanders is having to win against hillary clinton in massachusetts. heavilyton is the favored in southern states that are holding primaries. the united nations security council votes today whether to impose more economic sanctions on north korea. the news comes nearly two months after kim jong-un's regime carried on an underground nuclear test. the new factions would prevent north korea from exporting minerals, and primary source of

stephanie/ram: tio the courtroom now ... and the boone county case that's taken years to get in front of a jury. it's day six of the alexander fazzino murder trial. fazzino is charged with the death of his wife emily, who was found dead in the bathtub. his defense team is blaming prescription drug abuse. stephanie: and today they called emily's own mother on that subject. cindy beckwith told the jury emily wanted private rehab in her parents home in the fall of 2011. beckwith said, under doctor's instructions, she went through four days of detox to get off her pain medication. it was all kept a secret from the boone community as well as emily's father, siblings and from her husband. she told the jury she then thought emily was cured and never saw her under the influence again. " four day rehab at my home, that was her request and i honored it" despite all this testimony, cindy beckwith said she thinks her son in law was to blame for emily's death, not the drugs. jack/ots: here's a lobbying effort that's easy to get behind. s

stephanie: the unifier. it's interesting that yesterday you had some of the biggest money in politics. you had holsinger, todd ricketts and made whitman -- and meg backan saying they will and anti-trump packed. he is not unifying them. i don'twould say is need them and i don't want them, they are the establishment. stephanie: when will they say this is our candidate? david: they are thinking about it. coming up, we take a look at the free market. thank you jason for being with us. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg ." the brooks brothers ceo with us over the next 15 minutes. julie: a powerful earthquake as hit parts of sumatra island. the quake triggered an release or not me warning for provinces tsunami warning for provinces in that area. justices will hear arguments in the first major abortion case in almost a decade. the case involves a texas law that imposes certain requirements on abortion providers. opponents say the law has already caused half of the states 41 abortion clinics to close. the world'

stephanie: on paper. jonathan: a discussion that has happened so many times, never mind public markets and the nasdaq, i want you to talk to me about the valuations in the private space. if i see bubbles, i see if there. -- it there. joe: this is a great market. problem ision, the the bids will fall and you won't see the real valuation for some time. valuation, it all fell out in q4. that said, there are definitely a few areas of companies that are getting obliterated. a lot of financial companies pretending to be financial tech companies. there are a lot of these companies that pretend to get a higher valuation and business models with no margins and a lot of those will be in trouble. palantir? what about you have not gone public, can those employees sell shares in the private market to monetize? we are doing extremely well and the secondary markets are still evolving. think othersng i are figuring out how to deal with. say is iti hate to different this time, but do you need the public markets anymore? j

stephanie: why? mohamed: because they cannot produce any more, so of course they will freeze at that level. either you need it -- venezuela, nigeria, ecuador -- or you are predicting market share -- saudi arabia. bailout will of a this be for central banks that are struggling? mohamed: this helps. what has happened in the last five weeks? oil and commodities have come back. talk of a u.s. recession has declined, and currencies have supported inflation in europe. i think there is a tactical change in inflation outlook. i do not think it is a strategic change. david: is that your answer to mark barton's question? ,ohamed: q things have changed but they are -- key things have changed, but they are still tactical. the ecb will no longer worry about disinflation. can the u.s. economy with stand massive volatility in the oil markets? if we take a leg right back down, which we could next week, can the u.s. economy keep on trucking? mohamed: i think there is a lot of good in the u.s. economy, but it is a goo

stephanie: selling what? some of theed at a parts which is to take all of the businesses and value it. if we do that instead of $45 per share we pick is worth 62. i think the real how is to break the company into two businesses. consumer and institutional. we think if you do that they will be able to unlock some of the global tax or higher regulation on these banks. we think it is a logical decision for the company to make. david: so it is no longer too big to fail? tom: it may still be a global study. the fourth-largest bank in the united states even after the split. one of its pieces will still be the fourth-largest. we think it is the beginning of the process, maybe not the sole conclusion. peter: you don't think when you look at all of these financials the world equity markets are telling us there is excess capacity in banking and there needs to be some mergers or acquisitions or some of them are going to have to go away? tom: that is a great idea. one of the key themes of our firm has been to look at the

we are iowa" stephanie/2shot good evening. welcome to local 5 news. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. on tonight for two men who escaped from the newton correctional release facility stephanie: officers discovered saturday night during a routine count that michael amodeo was missing... and during a second count... it became apparent a second inmate... jessy foley was also gone. and tonight... a local organization says they know why these inmates got away.... budget cuts... local fives nikki davidson explains. nikki/bam: right the union that represents the employees at the department of corrections says theres simply not enough staffing at the facilities... they're not surprised these two men were able to escape... and they even expect more inmates will get away in the future... it wasn't long ago that danny homan was a employee for the department of corrections... he says for that reason he knows all too well what obstacles the men and women who work here face... as the current president of asfcme... the union that represents the workers...he says there

stephanie: we will be back with more. ♪ stephanie: you are watching "bloomberg ." we are 30 seconds away from the opening bell and katie nexen is with us. rtori with a group that invests in latin america. what's on your radar? there is the bellringing. right now, we see a bottom in commodities. commodityica is a continent. david: you think they have bottomed? >> yes. david: is it a buying opportunity? >> for sure, i don't think we will see $40 gas in the near future. we will see how long it takes to recover but i think it's a moment to get back into that market. said edmorris at citibank this is seasonally weak month for oil. some bouncing on iron ore before that movement. you are involved in private equity so you're involved in buying companies for three years? that were seen prices below production cost whether it's an oil or mining or agriculture and that was not sustainable. matt: so you have a much longer outlook. about thehink commodities bottom? >> i think we have seen the bottom and prices but i don't think we are in for a sustainable rally given the headwi

stephanie: it's that bad? david: it is that bad. stephanie: are they going to zero? david: i won't say they are going to zero, but is there more downside? yes. stock down this morning. ,"ming up on "bloomberg all is coming to the equity markets. is the bond market showing warning signs that we could see more negative news out of the fed today? we will find out, next. ♪ jonathan: this is "bloomberg ." we are just hours away from the federal rate decision. economists say they will not raise interest rates. matt miller is joining me for the off the charts segment. there are a few bright spots. matt: i want to highlight the fcon function on the bloomberg. a number of different financial indicators amalgamated into an index. , younteresting thing here can look at money markets, bond markets, equity markets and see how they are doing according to their mean. you can click comparisons and events and graphic -- grab the financial conditions index. it looks like all is clear in the equity markets as we get closer and closer to the fed. we have volatility that has c

stephanie/2shot: and i'm stephanie angleson. before we get into our top story, let's get another check of some possibly slushy weather coming in to the metro tonight. chief meterologist brad edwards is here to tell us what to expect. brad? brad/wx wall weather adlib: it was nice while it lasted! we had a nice stretch of warmer than average temps, but now winter is making a comeback especially for northern iowa. there is a winter weather advisory posted for northern iowa tonight with mostly some snow expected there. one to three inches is likely north of hwy 30 overnight while areas south are expected to get less than 1". temperatures will continue you to get colder tonight with 20s expected by tuesday morning. tuesday will be a wintry day with quite a few clouds, cold northerly winds of 10-20 mph and temps staying mostly in the 20s all day. we will try to recover a bit on wednesday, but another weather system will be coming through wed. evening with another chance for more rain/snow mix. again, the metro should not see much if a

i'm joined by david westin at stephanie ruhle. -- and stephanie ruhle. david: we have all the center ral banks this week. stephanie: today, right here for us, the cohead of the credit 60 billions onl her management, we have a lot to cover. before you get into today's news, let's get a quick check on the markets. matt: we have been eight out of the last 10 days on the s&p and dow. s&p futures are off just 10 points from the highest level so far this year. the dow jones futures are off about 72 points and the nasdaq futures are off 13.25 points. since it is february, we're more the s&p, since february, we are up 10%. ine a look at the compact terms of companies that have risen above their 50 day moving average. the point is, in january we dropped to only 9% of s&p 500 companies. we are their 50 day moving average. nowadays 90%. that is a real come back from the lows in january. i'm going to come across assets really quickly. because of the news out of iran. run has had an incredible the lows in december. it is the third down day for gold. take a look at th

stephanie: on to global go. protests in brazil broke out last night as president dilma vow to turn around the government backfired. her plan to appoint the former president as her chief of staff was an attempt to shield him from a legal - probe. wow.is a -- at this point, can she salvage her relationship with the brazilian people? >> that's what we are waiting to see. last night was an unexpected development. the release of the wiretap dilma. lula and ,eople took to the streets spontaneous protests broke out. 10:00ill be sworn in at a.m. we are waiting to see what happens. wiretapping the president. is this something we've ever seen before? >> we've never seen this before. the judges said he was wiretapping lula and happened to -- they released tons and tons of phone recordings and couple of them happened to be with dilma. stephanie: from the brazilian perspective, it she is impeached, who would step in? who do they support right now? where are they looking for leadership? >> that is another problem because we d

i am a stephanie ruhle. jonathan: when you wake up in the morning and there are all time rose, it's nice to have rick here. he oversees $1 trillion in assets. i want to see why anybody wants that. we need to get some news with julie hyman. julie: this is what's going to futures. we have an increased across the board. we are talking about the correlation between oil and stocks. take a look at the bloomberg. i am looking at the s&p 500 year to date against oil. obviously, you see the rally. there is a balance and oil erices near to a less magnitude with what is happening in the stock market. if you look at oil over the past two days and the recovery we have seen it, you are looking at a magnitude of 6.5% over the two days. what's been helping that has been weakness in the dollar. the dollar index is up a little bit today. if you look at the last two days in the wake of the fad talking about not wanting dollar strength, we have a 1% decline in the dollar index. on the stock of the day. starwood has a new bid. t

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stephanie: you had a loss, correct? herbert: the first quarter, you mean? stephanie: yes. herbert: this is simple. we decided to invest in sports marketing and advertising. taken new great players on our roster, for example, james harden, ron miller, the of of the super bowl -- mvp the super bowl. this we have clearly communicated already at the beginning of the year. this was not a surprise to anybody. jonathan: gross profit was now as much as one percentage point. could you explain that and also a lot of analysts have highlighted the margins versus the like of nike and under armour, lagging the two competitors. what can you do to improve that situation? herbert: first and foremost, i do not think this has anything to do with the stock performance today as it is a little bit profit taking because we have performed so well over the last 18 months. we are a growth company. there is definitely potential on the operating margin, but you should not forget that we had a lot of influences from currency, which played the game because of a weaker euro, and we consolidate everythin

stephanie: concerns around the world. as it relates to markets, as we look historically as we look at paris, san bernardino, we see markets selloff. it turns into a risk on environment and investors digested and in the past, it becomes a day later, a risk on moment. while we are not looking at a scene like this, it is a time when the market digest, buys more and moves forward. with the parisr attacks, the market was shot in may land europe. -- in mainland europe. guy, you have been speaking to guests all morning, investors, the fx strategists. how is the set to develop? point, itephanie's took a month for the smp to get back to where was post 9/11. reaction takes around the day. that is what happened after the london attack. here, stoxxening 600 falling and then bouncing back. completely recouped our losses. we look at the volatility gauges, a gap higher. the lasting point is going to be this last one. be the going to interesting one. this is euro-dollar at the bottom. we did see a selloff. we saw the euro being bought ag

stephanie ruhle and kevin durant, part of the oklahoma city thunder. in keeping with basketball,, march madness is officially underway. so far no major upsets. we are taking bracketology to the next level, bringing together titans from business and finance to take their best shot. the favored team to win it all? the one obama picked as well, kansas, with 14 people producing the jayhawks will win, including me. follow at bloomberg.com/charitybracket. still ahead, today's options insight. a check on sectors today, including industrials, materials, energy, leading the rally. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ betty: this is "bloomberg markets." stocks are rallying today, sending the dow into positive territory. on the year, the dow was down 10% at its low in february. ramy inocencio? ramy: joining me for options insight is tim, lead options analyst. happy st. patrick's day. great greenery you are wearing over there. tim: the market's in the green. ramy: the s&p and the dow are both positive, or at least hitting positive notes. how off -- long can we see this positivity last

stephanie rommel's has more. stephanie: it is time for >> thank you. stephanie: hillary clinton telling the crowd she wants to be there small business president to help folks get ahead. >> the sooner i can become your nominee, the more i could begin to turn our attention to the republicans. stephanie: clinton feeling confident. >> i would hope to be able to enlist bernie to help me reach out to his supporters if i am fortunate to be the nominee. >> if there is a large voter turnout, we will win. stephanie: he would need to secure every remaining state by 10 points. the prize today is michigan, where donald trump and hillary clinton have double-digit leads trump asking the crowd to pledge their support for him as the gop rivals hang on his heels. >> men and women are in the position to decide this outcome. stephanie: ted cruz scoring wins on saturday, competing hard in michigan and mississippi. marco rubio is struggling. only winning two out of the 20 contest. he is staying in the race, despite calls from donald trump to call out. barbara: north carolin

they have heard from carolyn moore, stephanie's mother. they have been going to every place that they know to see if she can find them, but so far they still have not been able to hook up. justin's brother has texted that he woke up to text messages from his mother, call me, urgently, knew it was going to be a bad day. >> this drives home something we understand. it's just a matter of feet, really, that could be a deciding factor between life and death. >> two bombs went off in quick succession. it's hard to know. one bomb goes off, people rush to another area. the other bomb goes off and even more people get injured. >> 37 seconds apart.

stephanie degrees at lunchtime and mostly sunny skies. a lot of sunshine today and it sticks around. we have your complete seven-day forecast coming up. barbara: this morning, severe weather is pounding parts of the his new video from the dallas area. the first tornado warning of the 2016 season was issued last night. no reports of injuries. multiple rounds of rain and thunderstorms are expected for texas this week. john: a fire in fayetteville at a law office is under investigation. huge flames were pouring from the fayetteville law office. the fire started around 6:00 p.m. last night and the 200 block of dix street. the fire was contained to the second floor and the front office that there is smoke and water damage on both floors. barbara: a groundbreaking today to signify the start of construction on the bonner bridge replacement on the outer banks. preliminary work is already underway. the price tag is expected to be two just $16 million. the bridge is the only land like -- land link to hatteras island. it is not all good news. women

stephanie: a photographer thrown service agent. ms. clinton: i don' t think america has ever stopped being great. america a whole mr. sanders: now it is time for massachusetts to lead the political revolution. stephanie: the latest national polls show that 49% of republican voters would support a president trump. here in virginia, many voters are expected to turn out today, many more than the last time both presidents held presidential primaries. sean: with so much at stake today in the race for the white house, you can count on wmur and abc news for complete coverage. abc will air a short special report at 7:00 this evening when the first polls close. results will start showing up at the bottom of your screen at 8. -- 8:00. and then there will be a one hour special starting at 10:00 breaking down all the super tuesday voting. and of course, we will have a full recap on news 9 tonight at 11:00. opioid crisis. right now, senators jeanne shaheen ang kelly ayotte are speaking on senate floor. they are calling for a vote to provide emergen

stephanie: in chapel hill, stephanie lopez, abc 11 eyewitness news. joel: thank you. chapel hill, so colorful, so creative area they do look cool. anna: here is what is coming up at 6:00. tisha: candidates converging on north carolina. steve: ted cruz in raleigh, but he canceled a raleigh. plus the latest visits by donald trump and hillary clinton. tisha: what they found inside. abc 11 eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. carolina primary. good evening. steve: the political spotlight it is being called super tuesday ii. the focus shifts to next tuesday when north carolina, ohio, missouri, and illinois cast their votes. republican candidate ted cruz in raleigh this afternoon, donald trump in fayetteville tomorrow and hillary clinton expected somewhere in the triangle thursday. tisha: ted cruz was to hold a town hall in raleigh, abruptly canceling a rally and rescheduling for after the town hall. andrea blanford has more. andrea? got here found out afterwards that this would read dedicated, at least the first hour anyway, to ted cruz taping a town hall with fox news anch

leticia: stephanie encontrÓ y conversÓ con las maneras. stephanie: estas chicas, las banderas que formaron una banda sinaloense vienen a decirnos que la banda no es sÓlo para los hombres, verdad? >> tambiÉn las mujeres podemos, nos encanta la mÚsica. disfrutamos cada fin de semana cuando tocamos. ♪ ♪ stephanie: y por quÉ las bandidas que nombre tan curioso? >> buenas que le echamos muchas ganas, mucho esfuerzo y estamos enfocadas en la mÚsica. stephanie: sÍ son peligrosas. alguna banda se lograron enfrentar musicalmentecontra ustedes? >> yo que lo que en el mundo de la mÚsica a las mujeres nos respetamos mucho, nosotras, manda las familias tenemos mucho respeto a todas las bandas. ♪ ♪ stephanie: cuÁ ha sido la inspiraciÓn de la banda? estas chicas no solamente forman parte de las banderas sino que tambiÉn tener trabajos normales. >> de lunes a viernes trabajamos pero como queremos dedicar tiempo para la mÚsica los fines de semana tambiÉn chambeamos. stephanie: lodos muchÍsimas gracias para las banderas y gracias eso to

stephanie: tienes un disco nuevo que es en inglÉs. o sea... (risas) (habk (hablan) en inglÉs) >> muchas gracias. >>asÍ concluimos esta ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 65, pero recuerde que noticias univisiÓn 65. regresa con nosotros en sÓlo segundos el noticiero nacional univisiÓn.

stephanie ramirez is live with that part of our team coverage. stephanie? >> the only thing that matters is when they were coming together to support one another. and in prayer. >> and the medical center that they brought in the leaders of prince george's county delivering the news with the heartbreak written across their faces. >> when they began to turn they stepped into action. i'm very proud >> we're still learning about the 28-year-old jacai colson a four-year veteran at the prince george's county police department as he had an infectious smile that could light up the room. >> he was a police officer who was a real cop's cop. he didn't shy away from any calls, he never assured his responsibility, always working. he was always there for his fellow brothers and sisters. >> reporter: personally a very close friend of mine. and even more the man that dedicated himself to protecting every one of them. >> reporter: and the police union president and police chief left quickly after officer colson's family who lived in this philadelphia area. meanwhile several

stephanie: it -- is ecb day. >> what a morning. stephanie: sad day for wall street. john gutfreund, mentor to many an icon to the street passed away yesterday. david: the creator of the modern bond trading business. stephanie: a cultural leader. we think about what wall street has been or the last war years. mike bloomberg to michael lewis talk about -- talking about what an extra ordinary character he was. this ecb announcement coming today. you are looking at green, matt miller. poker andad liars that is what got me interested in this business. i had the honor of interviewing john gutfreund on many occasions and an absolute giant in the industry. anyone who has not read the book should. look into his career. markets, gains in futures ahead of the ecb meeting. all about the ecb meeting today. we were playing cool and the gang earlier, excited. stephanie: you were playing cool and the gang. i would like to separate you. matt: a celebration. seeing what mario draghi does, the market expects him to cut the rate by 10 basis points, 80%. a 20% chance, according to future

and his wife stephanie was from kentucky. they graduated together from vanderbilt university owen graduate school of medicine. family members say they were dropping off stephanie's mother at the airport and watching her walk through security, when the bombs went off. >>> more than 300 crashed with police have after rally with anything central brussels where a shrine had been made for victims of the tuesday's attacks. crowd threw chairs and trash cans at police. police responded with water cannons. officials say it proved to be a daunting task for police because there were so many families at the memorial paying tribute to the victims. ten people were arrested and to second police officers were injured. >>> pope francis celebrated easter sunday with the mass at st. peters basilica. as part of his traditional noon time easter homily, the pontiff spoke about the victims of attacks in europe, africa and elsewhere around the world. he voiced dismay that people fleeing war and poverty are denied welcome as european countries squabb

stephanie: you do not feel like it is a catch up? and we think about women we think of things like lululemon and see you sever ties with sheriff over -- maria sharapova. the opportunity is huge, but what results do you have that prove you're getting there? mr. parker: the women's side is growing at a faster clip than the men's business. we expect that to continue. it is a smaller percentage of the business today, but we expects it to outpace men's for the foreseeable future. stephanie: what about the lebron contract? you do not have steph curry? mr. parker: no, but we have amazing athletes. we should not forget the athletes that nike has. a range of across all sports. the athletes drive the inspiration, insights, and innovation. stephanie: do you feel the temptation to go off athletes. we have seen what adidas has done with kanye west. many people say kanye west is a marketing expense. will you stick with athletes? mr. parker: we are all about athletes. our core is athletes. it is not just the world-class athletes, it is all athletes

stephanie elam in honolulu. david, tell us about some of the endorsements and ads and things that have been playing in the state of hawaii. >> one of bernie sanders' big hawaii endorsements is congresswoman gabbert. she stepped out from her role at the dnc where she had to be neutral in order to endorse bernie sanders, one of the superdelegates, but did so with a tough message about national security and that she didn't think hillary clinton was ready to be commander in chief. she cut a really emotional ad for bernie sanders. take a look. >> bernie sanders voted against the iraq war. he understands the cost of war, that that cost has continued when our veterans come home. bernie sanders will defend our country and take the trillions of dollars that are spent on these interventionist regime change, unnecessary wars and invest it here at home. the american people are not looking to settle for inches. they're looking for real change. >> that is the gabbert ad for bern berp. hillary clinton's campaign put up an ad i

stephanie: ¿quÉ mensaje o consejo le puedes dar a esos jÓvenes que sueÑan con ser superestrellas?

stephanie and tristan via skype right this minute. >> congratulations! [ applause ] >> stephanie, what was going through your mind this whole time? >> we had picked the ring out together. when i saw his friend kind of say, hey, did you get the ring? i was like, oh, the ring dropped. he was proposing and did we get insurance? >> tristan, what was going through your mind? >> just shit. >> you get mad style points, brother. what made you decide to do it this way? >> no one has done it. yeah. would be a good better. >> everybody will be doing it. >> why didn't you use a fake ring? >> that's a good idea. it was supposed to drop -- but my best friend told him to drop it when it was way over like the ocean. >> oh! >> so that friend is not invited to the wedding. >> right. >> he was my best man. we got married last may. it's stephanie's nephew was the ring bearer. played it nice and safe. >> show us. where is the ring? there you go. >> aw! >>> many families' days begin like this. good-bye. i'm off to work. vince is standing there, kissing his wife good-bye as th

stephanie went to high school and college in lexington. the couple moved to belgium in 2014. >> but all they can really do is go from hospital to hospital looking at the list of people that have been identified as injured, we do know they' re not on the casualty list yet or they' re not on the casualty list as of this point. emily: the family says communication continues to be sporadic and they hope to hear one way or another very soon. sheree: for the families of 21 university of cincinnati students the anxiety is now relief. that group is safe in belgium tonight. wlwt' s tammy mutasa talked with one of those students this evening along with another student who just got back this weekend. tammy? tammy: sheree. uc students were about 30 miles away during the attacks, but they' re still processing how close they were to the devastating danger. explosions. then carnage-chaos, and confusion these are the horrifying moments in brussels. just 30 miles away from the terrorist attacks a group of uc students are studying abroad in antwerp. >> that

. >> that's right stephanie. we knew this warmth would eventually lead to rain and that's what we are going to see today. it's a mild start to the day already. i had to double check the calendar it's march feeling more like may with temperatures close to 80 degrees. low 60s out the door this morning and the future cast will warm up quickly even with clouds close to 78 degrees in the charlotte area to lancaster, chesterfield, rockingham at the 80-degree mark yet again. low 60s in the mountains and see more clouds today to lead to some showers later through the afternoon. your neighborhood forecast for chester is going to be dry early on by 5:00 still cloudy close to around 80 degrees but it's after 5:00 after the evening drive when we see the chance for a few light sprinkles. we are dry right now and do have the clouds in place and little bit of sunshine throughout the day and i am tracking moisture to the west. spotty showers across eastern tennessee. some of that moisture will head our way today and the mountain

stephanie chuang, today in the bay. >>> good morning. i'm bob redell live outside san jose police headquarters, offenses still looking for two armed masked men who shot a c convenience store clerk. it happened on locus street not far from the 287 interchange, around 7:00, these two men went in the store and robbed the clerk and at one point one of the men shot the convenience store clerk in the arm. a police sergeant tells thus clerk decided to fight back, pulled out a baseball bat and started swinging at those suspects. both suspects fled on foot. the convenience store clerk is expected to survive. reporting live, bob redell in this bay. >> thank you. >> has his raincoat on, a little bit of drizzling. >> scattered showers you're seeing on the radar. heading the rest of the morning you will see rain moving off the n and high today in the 60s. >> sometimes it can be rough. >> san mateo bridge slow. the live shots, first start with dublin and a little bit of water could complicate things and illustrates why you have to be careful. very slo

relatives say justin and stephanie shults had just dropped stephanie's mother off at the brussels airport when the first of the two explosions rocked a check in lounge. they say stephanie's brother is fine. while the state department does not have any record of either one on the casualty list, family members say that the couples' phones are still going straight to voicemail. at least nine other americans are listed among the injured there. >>> surviving a terror attack is life changing now we know a young man has done it not just once but twice. 19-year-old mason wells from sandy, utah was badly hurt in yesterday's attack, he was standing a few feet away from one of the bombs as it exploded inside the airport in brussels but he is expected to make a full recovery. he was in brussels finishing up his mormon mission. three years ago he and his father were watching his mother run in the boston marathon when a pressure cooker bomb went off about a block from where they were standing. >>> there are no known threats of a similar attack in the u.s. however, the department of homeland security sa

justin schultz and his wife stephanie. they were dropping off stephanie's mother at the airport and they were actually watching her walk through the security forums when the radical islamic terrorists detonate their bombs. will carr is live in los angeles with the details on their lives. hi,will. >> reporter: eric, family members have been holding out for hope they were actually okay and had survived this. initially they were told that the schultzs were taken to a local hospital. turns out that was not correct and they have learn that justin and his wife were killed in the bombing at the brussels airport. justin was 30 years old. he was originally from tennessee. stephanie, 29, was from kentucky. both met ativ vanderbilt university. that's where they were going to graduate school. they married and were living in brussels after stephanie took a job there in 2014. they lift in the heart of the city and were at the brussels airport doing something so many people do across the world every single day, saying good-bye to a loved

i'm stephanie chuang north of petaluma where there are also flash flood warnings in effect. all the details coming up for you. >>> i'm kris sanchez in fremont where there could be delays on the ace train rail line. we'll show you why. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> and a good morning. usually we are feeling it on a friday. today we are feeling wet on a friday. i'm sam brock. >> if you're not now, you will be. strong winds hitting much of the bay area right now. take a live look at our satellite radar this friday morning. a lot of green. >> deep yellows and oranges, too. our "today in the bay" is here to help you get out the door this morning and let's get to rob mayeda who has been anchoring our weather coverage. >> three storms in three days. that's what we're talking about for you from microclimate weather alert. heavy rain at times and 57 degrees and you can see that heavy rain. it follows you if you'ring northbound across the golden gate bridge into marin county and now starting to see the rain crossing into the south bay with heavier rain there lurking on the c

you're my hero, thank you. >> reporter: her rescuer said that stephanie has a great spirit. and t tt's helping with her recovery. in the plex, i'm diana diez, 7 news. >> danielle: well, coming up next from the news station, call her a lucky dog. after spending weeks lost at sea, this pup makes her way back home. and it makes foror one emotional reunion. >> lynn: and american idol take the stage for a week of competition, and this time the stars of a hit fox show. >> lynn: a dog with his own story of survival. this german shepherd is b bk home after a month at sea. to the test. >> danielle: likee a castaway. >> there are no words to explain it. >> reporter: one lucky german shepherd lost for weeks after being lost at sea in the pacific ocean in san diego. luna, the 1 and a half-ye-old german shepherd must be some kind of canine survival expert. after days of searching by water and plane, luna was presumed lost at sea and given up for dead weeks ago. but lun app found the energy to keep swimming to san clemente island, an island owned by the u.s. navy. and thenomething miracul

a married couple, justin and stephanie schultzs moved there for work. they were dropping off stephanie's mother at the airport when the blast happened. will carr has more live for us from los angeles. we heard president obama reached out to the families. what did he say to them? >> that's right. he called both families and said that both justin and stephanie epitomize all that is good with america. he also said that his thoughts and prayers are with both families, as they continue to remember this couple that they say were very much in love. they graduated from vanderbilt. both went on to become accountants. they married. they moved to brussels in 2014. family members say that both justin and stephanie had a hunger to explore the world. they ran with the bulls in spain. had plans to go to finland soon. but it was all cut short when they were waving goodbye to stephanie's mother last tuesday when the bombs went off. justin's brother taking to twitter stating, the last thing my brother ever told me is that he loved me. go rest high on that mountain. knowi

we get the latest from abc's stephanie ramos. good morning, stephanie. >> good morning to you and kendis as well. a big voting day and we are one step closer to knowing which candidate will be their party's nominee. it's time for another face-off at the polls in battleground states. >> thank you. wow, i am so happy to be here. >> reporter: hillary clinton at a rally in detroit, michigan, telling the crowd she wants to be their small business president to help folks get >> the sooner i could become your nominee, the more i could begin to turn our attention to the republicans. >> reporter: clinton feeling confident looking beyond bernie sanders and even thinking about how he can help her. >> i would hope to be able to enlist bernie in helping me reach out to his supporters if i am so fortunate enough to be the nominee. >> reporter: but sanders is not going anywhere. >> if there is a large voter turnout, we will win. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: to win the nomination, he would need to secure every remaining state by ten poin

stephanie: if that is the argument isn't working with , advertisers? at the end of the day, they have to make money. felix: advertisers like the product. advertising has grown quickly. that is one of the best things they have going for them. but they want a bigger group of users. they want closer to what facebook has, which is 1.6 billion users. stephanie: if you think about facebook and acquisitions they have made, whether whatsapp, instagram you cannot even , compare to twitter. niche hit $86 million. are they even in the game? felix: jack dorsey has very high hopes for periscope. he told his ridiculously long story about a bottle that he -- a puddle he walked over periscope and how people can smell, get together. stephanie: a puddle? felix: yeah, a puddle on the street that went viral. periscope canthat create life events out of anything. you don't have to wait for the super bowl for twitter to get charged up. it is kind of like -- stephanie: maybe a puddle of tears makes the argument. what does he think the company will look like in 10 years? felix

stephanie: siente que sanar las heridas? beatriz:sÍ siento que todo pasÓ por una razón, porque ahora yo lo amo mÁs que nunca. stephanie:sÍ lo tuvieras enfrente le quieres cantar una canciÓn de cualquier artista cuÁl serÍa? beatriz: eres mi hombre, aÚn tienes alma... quiero llorar. ilÍa: se emocionÓ, asÍ concluye esta ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 65. recuerde noticias univisiÓn 65 regresa esta noche a las 11 con otro compaÑero julio cÉsar, en segundo comienzan noticiero nacional univisiÓn, gracias. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa:hoy es martes 22 de marzo y estos son los titulares. europa vuelve a sangrar por tres atentados en el aeropuerto, hay 30 muertos, y 130 heridos y una cacerÍa humana por cÓmplices de los terroristas. obama: el futuro de cuba tiene que estar en las manos del pueblo cubano. marÍa: ademÁs, en espaÑol el presidente barack obama hablÓ de cambio y elecciones lres en cuba frente a sus gobernantes, ahora va rumbo a argentina. el secretario de estado dijo que el gobierno colombiano y

justin and stephanie shults were dropping stephanie's mother off when those bombs detonated. >>> in brussels, chaos erupting yesterday as right-wing protesters clashed with belgium police at a vigil. this happened at the temporary shrine honoring the victims of the brussels suicide bombings. violence broke out over the demonstrators over the issue of allowing refugees into the country. police had to use water canyons to disperse the crowd. ten people were arrested and two police officers were injured. >>> back here at home, a manhunt is under way on the peninsula for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run crash. that happened just before 7:00 last night in lahonda. police say that's where a pickup truck traveling westbound crossed over into the eastbound lanes and struck a car. that truck flipped and officer os say the driver of that truck then ran into the woods nearby the car's driver died at the scene. >>> and another head-on collision with deadly results. this one in san francisco's mission district just after 5:00 yesterday. police believe the 64-year-old driver had some sort of medi

stephanie's aunt spoke by phone. >> were hoping to hear something immediately that stephanie and justin had got into the car or gotten home or had gotten out of the airport. >> we mentioned one of the masterminds is expected in a brussels courtroom today. keep in mind, france is seeking his extradition . security around the courthouse is extraordinarily tight . juliet: thank you, robert. republican candidates had cruises facing heat after remarks that he made following the attacks. increase patrols of muslim neighborhoods in the country. bill bratton is criticizing a strategy by saying the top priority would be to protect american lives. >> i will apologize to no one for how vigorous i will be to destroy isis and keep the country safe. >> his remarks, and which indicates that he needs to pay particular attention to the whole muslim community. there's 1 million muslims living in new york city. i have several thousand, including 1000 police officers many of whom are veterans and who are combat veterans. for him or any presidential candidate to disparage the men and women who work to secur

stephanie and justin shults were seeing off stephanie's mother at the airport when the bombs went off. >>> back at home now, higher wages for cost of living. that may soon be the case. raise minimum wage to $15 an hour. governor brown will make an official announcement on that deal and stephanie chuang joining us in our newsroom with more. steph, how are people feeling about this? >> as you might imagine, sam, split on this. simplified. one side saying cost of living is going up in many places and minimum wage must, as well. on the uth side, people will cut jobs and leave more people unemployed. we have local stories about this, as well. one business in berkeley decided not to renew its lease as the result of the minimum wage. led by employee profit institute. labor unions say workers can't afford to live where they work so this will take care of their families and help their health. even research out of cal shows both benefits and costs to this. based on the city of l.a. to raise the minimum wage to $15.25 an hour by 2019, the average worker would end up making $4,8 more on the flip

stephanie, his wife, was 29. she was from kentucky. both went to vanderbilt university where they met in graduate school. they went on to become accountants, got married, were living in brussels after stephanie took a job there in 2014. they lived in the heart of the city. according to family members, they weren't worried about terrorists or increasing threats from jihadists there. justin's brother taking to twitter this morning saying needed to hear this today even though we've been in agony all week. justin and steph have been together and at that time peace in the apples of our lo-- arms lord. secretary john kerry weighed in on their loss. >> the united states, i want you to know, is praying and grieving with you. for the loved ones of those cruelly taken from us, including americans and for many who were injured in these despicable attacks. >> family members say that justin and stephanie loved to travel. they ran with the bulls in spain. they also went to london, paris and germany. beyond their tragic loss. we know that two other a

stephanie? >>> a florida doctor raced up to charlotte after her friend kidnapped them ask they needed $0,000 -- and they needed $50,000. >> i was willing to spend my own money and go up there. >> at 5:45. the quick action police took discovering the whole thing was a scam. >> a charlotte city council member getting some heat for using a charlotte fire union leader as her intern. next, the letter that prompted an investigation. and why the councilwoman says it shouldn't be an issue. >> checking wall street futures the dow is up >>> right now. charlotte city leaders told channel 9 there are no plans right now for any disciplinary action as they investigate a city councilwoman's choice for an intern. city manager ron carlee warned claire fallon the intern arrangement with marty pucket goes against the city's charter, carlee says it's unlawful and a conflict of interest. pucket is a cfd employee and the vice president of the charlotte firefighters' association. it shouldn't be an issue fallon says.