liz? tom and nicole - anderson is charged with five counts of forcible sodomy. investigators say he sexually assaulted a minor he knew, multiple times in york county, back in 1982. those allegations were brought to police yesterday. today, anderson was arrested, and resigned. from cop - to accused criminal. 51-year-old michael anderson, a former hampton police corporal, is behind bars tonight - accused of sexually assaulting a minor. c1 07:28:58 "this whole investigation took less than 24 hours, to put this man in jail, so does it matter that he's a police officer? absolutely not. justice - justice is for everybody." much time has gone by... arrested on friday ... anderson is charged with five counts of forcible sodomy - for attacks that allegedly happened in 1982. police say the veteran cop sexually assaulted a victim he knew multiple times in york county. on thursday - roughly 34 years later - hampton police received the report - and began working with the york- poquoson sheriff's office

s th liz levin, everybody. she's one of our producers. say h h liz, sit down. this is liz. liz, how are you? how are you? >> i'm good! >> stephen: you're good. okay, liz is one of my supervising producers here. what are you producing right now? >> twt twilight zone." >> stephen: don't tell people what it is because they won't laugh later. what's the next thing? do you need a meeting with me because you've been on the show before. people have seen it. we've had some meetings here at the desk because you don't have time to meet with me during the day so you come out here and meet with me. >> right. >> stephen: what do i need to know what i need to do next with you? >> we have a lot of stutu to talk to you about, but more pressing right now we have a flight to catch tonight. >> stephen: tonight? >> yes. >> stephen: right now it's 5:. what time do we have to leave here? >> so, normally, i would lie to you anddell you we have to but we absolutely truthfully have to leave at 6:30, or we're in trouble. >> stephen: you normally lie to me. so is 6:30 a lie. >> that's absolutely the

and liz is outside our downtown raleigh studio with the news of a big chill blowing through. liz. liz: i'm braving the elements to tell you how cold it's going to be tonight. not too many people out here now. believe it or not, we're reaching the teens and getting colder from there. finally we'll warm back up and let you know when the warm-up arrives in a full forecast in a few minutes. steve: joel: honoring dr. king, news at 5:00 in just a few minutes. thank you. radio. apple service will no longer be free as of january 28. the company broke the news to customers in an email late last week, beads one will be the only free radio service that service features guest hosts including exclusive interviews and music selected by apple's deejays, all other stations will require a paid apple music subscription of $9.99 a month. joel: the late singer's farewell to his fans debuted number one last week. this is his number one album in the u.s. according to billboard and his biggest sales week for an album since 991. it was released on january 8. that was bowie's 59th birthday. he died from c

that's where we find 10 on your side's liz kilmer. liz, what's the status of the repairs? tom, nicole - still ongoing - but traffic is now moving in both directions. the water main break actually occurred on the median here and water shot towards the west bound lanes where workers were left with a mess to clean up. right now they're working on repairs. water, mud and gravel spewed onto a busy highway. water main break - marked by this sink hole. sgt matt bond - hampton police division 15:22:37 "there was a good amount of water coming out initially, so much so that as you can see from the roadway a lot of mud and debris was pushed out of the median and into the roadway." hampton police say an officer was driving on mercury boulevard shortly before 6, when he noticed the water main break on cunningham drive and saville road. crews with newport news water works were called to the scene - quickly cleaning up the mess left behind. fortunately- bond 23:55 "we've received no calls of vehicular accidents or damage to vehicles" meantime - about a dozen businesses are without water.

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where liz goes often. the family says duke is on the cusp of finding a cure- which would be the greatest gift of all.liz lothrop23:18:59 people are behind you rallying for your life and wanting to find a cure just as bad as i want to find a cure. 07ashley/tag organizers hope to raise 20-thousand dollars from hoops for hope. students here at sycamore say it's the least they could do for their favorite teacher. ashley zilka, 9 on your side. extraordinary move tonight by an ohio police department. what their union has to say about the unprecedented discipline. 12 year old hero. he saved a friend. now.. the tri-state is showing its support for him and his family. a marine and his cat. the story of a reunion for years in the making. why he says this cat is more than just a pet. cell phone distractions. the never ending stream of buzzes.. rings and notifications. the people they bother the most. you're watching nine on your you're watching 9 on your side at 11 we have new information on that breaking news we tol

tonight, only 10 on your side's liz kilmer follows-up with those who jones left behind. liz? chris - we first spoke with jones' family days after his murder. they had hoped by now - we would have answers. loved ones say his death was a cruel irony. a year before he was fatally shot, he became active in a ministry committed to stopping gun violence. c18 lisa jennette 06:24:44 "it's been real hard, you know, i have some days when i can make it and some days i can't." weeks for lisa jennette - forced to come to terms with the murder of her brother. loved ones had hoped, by now, they would know who killed 54-year-old marvin jones - and why. c18 diane moten 06:25:28 "i expected it too, i kinda feel like a sense of security is missing like we're not safe, if somebody can do this and nobody can help, the police don't know anything... " returning to the scene - those left behind tell 10 on your side there is no closure - after jones was shot to death at his norfolk home on berkley avenue extended. taken by the very violence - that he had been committed to stopping. c1 pastor allen ha

only 10 on your side's liz palka spoke to the victim about how she got away. liz? nicole - a situation like this would be terrifying for anyone. a mother, a grandmother. but as soon as she realized what was happening...she didn't give into the threats. and fought to get away. to me. you never know when it's going to happen to you. i never dreamed it in my life. :57 all she wanted was a newspaper. that's why she stopped at the zoom in convenience store on west main street extended in elizabeth city. the woman - who we won't identify - says it was here that this man - brett cote - opened the door to her suv. c2 17:12:35 - he opened the door and he says maam can you give me a ride to the bank. says my friends left me down here stranded i need some money. :42 the victim says cote seemed sincere. c2 17:15:02 - and i thought he looked nice and he had a clean shave. and he really looked like a nice young man. as she arrived at gateway bank on ehringhaus street police tell us cote demanded she get money out. the victim said he wouldn't take his hands out of his sweatshirt

liz, what are you seeing out there? (current conditions) we started seeing light flurries around 8:30 tonight - it has/hasn't been consistent. is/isn't sticking to roads. where we're standing - we some residential roads and also the highway here. let's first take a look at traffic on east mercury boulevard - you're looking at an overpass here, which can sometimes be more slick - but -- (traffic conditions --- is snow sticking? is it busy? slush? coating? seeing issues?) (seeing plows, etc?) hampton were busy pre-treating roads - heavily pre-treating with brine late this afternoon. now, with the precipitation happening - crews are out assessing roads and where needed. same in newport news - there, crews didn't pretreat, but now that we are seeing the precipitation, public works employees are out and about. again, highways looking (conditions) from here, we can show you a look at residential roadways -- certainly less- crestwood circle ... roads are (conditions) so nothing too drastic now but we're watching this, we'll st

liz what did he say? tom and nicole - i'm told police have received a significant number of crimeline tips related to quantez russell's disappearance. but as a detective told me today - the tips and evidence collected keep leading them in the same circle. and they need new, credible information about where is could be. c1 2:44:12 we're doing everything we can following up with everything we can do to try to get some sort of resolution to this. detective william shockley is going over quantez russell's case. a file of information that has not yet led them old suffolk man. c1 2:37:01 - we'll get a lead it's as much information as we can get from it we go with that information kind of go out try and flush it out a little bit. and that's where we're having the problems, it kind of all :15 russell was last seen at his home on forest street on wednesday november 11th, in the early afternoon. he said he might head toward newport news. the investigation reveals his vehicle was discovered that night at a downtown

tonight -- the community held a vigil in their honor. 10 on your side's liz kilmer was there, liz? the parking lot at temple baptist here was so packed packed that people park on the grass - so many came out to remember ones, neighbors, police officers, even total strangers. church leaders asked that the media stay off of the could course respected that, but still talked to some folks, who were compelled to tell us about how special this family was. c5 01:01:43 william bernstein "it's just shocking and i'm out here to just pay my respects." william bernstein was among the hundreds who came out to honor and remember a family taken so senselessly, so heinously. c1 joann reynolds 00:14:27 "what happened last night was very tragic, the whole neighborhood was on lockdown but deep creek we are a very tight, tough community." a community now shaken - murder-suicide that left six members of the dooley family, shot to death. starting at 6 - friends, family, neighbors and complete strangers, came together for a vigil at temple baptist 00:15:46 "the pastor prayed and another one read some scr

liz? roads aren't looking too bad here. we're on j clyde morris blvd. you can see, there's definitely snow on the in a large, heavy live truck and have been taking it slow. certainly, that is the recommendation. here's a look at the intersection doing ok, so long as they take it easy. some parking lots are a they're driving from hour. certainly, that is the slush, snow, but drivers seem to be doing ok, so long as they take it easy. some parking lots are a lot more snow-coated, more slick. we actually ran into a few good samaritans who say they're driving from parking lot to parking lot and throwing down salt and litter, for free. you'll hear from them in at first but at the end of the day, makes me bad here. we drove up from portsmouth - major highways, i-664 north, roads here, are still snowy, parking lots are a little slick. again, be safe, take it easy if you need to go out. live in newport news, liz kilmer, we are keeping an eye on the main roads as well. here's a look around the area at the traffic flows throughout hampton roads. happy to report--

it liz: if that happens that the u.s. goes into recession then you go to hear that the federal reserve do something, what would that mean? don't hike four times this year, just won and done or quantitative easing, what will the fed do if wall street start saying we are in a recession? >> two different things could happen, you could go to negative interest rates which happened in europe before. liz: ben bernanke talked about that. trish: that would be scary if we did that. another scary thing is q e 4. print more money and hope for the best. liz macdonald, we learned last time around no matter what the fed does it is affecting only on the margin. is not able to really generate -- liz: you, file error hedge fund -- we are in it-fuel cycle the last decades and that is what he has been talking about since the financial collapse and we are still working our way out of it. he is the guy to watch. he is something i have been reading about, how sticky it is to get out of the balance sheet recession. >> you have to pay attention t

lauren: liz ann sonders, thank you very much. >> thank you. nicole: talking to traders on the floor of the exchange, john corpina actually saying we saw a selling a lot of it, 5% for averages on heavy volume, yesterday was 33% higher volume, we saw the volume, there wasn't that sense of panic. so you are seeing selling but people are making choices. >>> u.s. oil prices trading higher this morning after plunging to the lowest levels in more than 12 years in reaction to china's market turmoil. phil flynn, senior analyst at price futures group, fox business contribute to, joining us live live on the telephone. he is looking at all geopolitical worries and commodity of u.s. oil and how affects u.s. markets. what about next week. what are people saying now, phil? >> there is obviously the camp still very, very bearish. other people are saying, hey wait a second, maybe we're oversold a little bit. we've got a lot of data today we have to get through. jobs report can have big impact on oil it may impact the fed what not to do. we're look at rig count

that's where we find 10 on your side's liz kilmer. liz, what's the status of the repairs? tom, nicole - still ongoing - but traffic is now moving in both directions. the water main break actually occurred on the median here and water shot towards the west bound lanes where workers were left with a mess to clean up. right now they're working on repairs. take a look at this -- we got a close up look at see the mess in the road, water, mud, gravel, lots of damage. that was cleaned up shortly after 9. about a dozen businesses are without water - we went to some of them. denny's, mcdonalds, all had to close early tonight. this is a back. then, repairs will likely continue. hampton public works will also be concern of ice, once this coming to the scene -- dealing with the concern of ice, once this water freezes. take sot sgt. matt bond - hampton police division 23:40 "with the water and the temperature dropping cleanup for their streets and roads." hampton police sgt. matt bond tells me a patrol officer noticed the break shortly before 6 tonight and quickly shut down the roads.

liz, any comment? >> hillary clinton doesn't know what she is because every month when her advisors circle her and tell her what the polls show, she becomes something different. socialist is an inflammatory word in this country and not popular and bernie sanders turned that on her head and she wondered is it okay to be a socialist, and would my advisors want me to be a socialist? that's what is going through her head when she stumbled on the answer. ashley: in 1945, it's different from a socialist in 2016 i would suggest. >> totally answer. stuart: she should have said it. ashley: she'll have an answer next time. stuart: i wonder if she's going to be asked about north korea. she was secretary of state when north korea exploded some weapons. and her husband-- we've been through this. when is she going to sit down for a serious interview? when is it going to happen? >> she doesn't want to. >> she hasn't had to, the frustrating thing. so far in this campaign, she has really kind of had a free pass. i mean

liz, how did he react? tom nicole it certainly was- councilman bill moody waved a wad of cash during tonight's meeting- explaining to the public that he's been fined 15-hundred dollars for violating a new policy that he called a threat to transparency in government we told you about that amendment this passed fall- it prohibits city leaders andcouncil members from publicly discussing or leaking information discussed during closed city meetings. councilman moody told the public, during tonight's council meeting that he has been cited for a facebook status he posted prior to a closed session. he waved his money twice- first saying here's 15-thousand for the fine, and here's another 15-thousand for future continue speaking out- and called this new rule a threat to transparency and an attack on freedom of speech. moody "i'm gonna look at you when i say it, all of the people informed" runs :12 after he spoke- several audience members cheered, clapped, others stood in support. there was no immediate reaction from

by - liz what's it like further south? we have a lot of rain here in virginia beach. we are set up in town center right now. there is not a sign of the brief snow fall from earlier today. as one person told me tonight, it's just bad weather. we checked out the oceanfront as well. very windy, especially considering we were by the water. not many people were out and about in this besides the few people that were going to see a band or in town for a sports tournament. i did check in with the city's public work's department. they don't have any trucks out anymore as they did earlier today. that's because they're only seeing rain. however they do tons of a sand and salt mix ready to go if conditions get worse this crews will continue monitoring the conditions. a fire department spokesman also said they are business as usual. they did respond to a chimney fire call tonight....which is one of the types of fires they worry about when conditions get cold. nicole, back to you. new tonight. police say the weather led to a deadly cras

. >> liz: hours away from the winter classic and patriots land has the rink ready for the bruins and canadiens. tonight we have team coverage of the game with care dare. >> trey: coming live from gillette stadium, home of the four-time super bowl champions new england patriots. will be fully outfit forward hockey and set to host the winter classic. for brad marchand it is a game he won't be taking part in. >> i want to apologize, i truly am sorry to everyone about the situation. brad marchand saying sorry, the three-game suspension that will keep him out of the winter classic, a game they are approaching with pride. >> obviously one of the highlights of the season for the whole league. so it is an hundred or to play in this game. >> trey: it means more to the baystate players getting are the to skate on home ice. >> i come from massachusetts and it is a surreal feeling. a big fan of the patriots and and now we have a chance to play that big game. but back in the main level there. >> trey: and this new year's day with the entire hockey world watching. >> playing a oh a stage like this

liz horton is with us to show how cold it will feel. liz: many areas will feel like single digits. we are already seeing very chilly temperatures right now. 24 degrees, very chilly. wind from the northwest around 12 miles per hour. what matters is how fast it is blowing. when we have went like this, it -- winds like this, it makes the temperatures feel even colder on the ground. all of us will likely be dipping into the teens by the time you wake up in the morning. sunrise is usually the coldest time of the overnight hours. watch as the temperatures continue to dip way down before temperatures warm up. we are anticipating a low of near 16 degrees. seen since last february. tomorrow, we will likely top out in the 30's for most of us. keep in mind that we will have wind and it will feel more like 20 degrees. this arctic blast is not going to last forever. i will show you when it is a few minutes. anna: cold weather concerns for pet owners. veterinarians warn dogs and cats with short hair are especially vulnerable to plunging temperatures. greg barnes is live in fayetteville for us. w

is no need to delay for fear of losing another baby.{** sot ** question from liz at: 2:00: 57 based on this new study then,,what kind of advice would you give your patients who had had say an early loss in one pregnancy?>{** sot **< 1: 58: 26 it certainly would them to encourage them that all is not lost with this recent miscarriage,,and hopefully would encourage them to try with tthe next cycle.> {** sot **< question from liz at 2:01:13 so you looked at this trial..did you feel like it was a well conducted study?> {* sot*< 1:59:30 it was a valid study,, and the results actually support what we see, clinically, i can think of a number of patients who have proven the results of this study.>{** vo *the study applies to women who've experienced a loss, without known complications,, at less than 20 weeks gestation -it found these women have the same chances ,, if not greater,, of having a live birth, than those who wait three months or more.liz bonis, local 12 news. 3 we have a link to more information on the study at local12-dot-com. 3 now here's jen with a local 12

. >> back to you, liz. >> thank you very much megan. call crimestoppers. three former princeton high school athletes at the center of a murder. they were arrested yesterday in connection to the murder of a young man shot in the head in west chester township at his home wednesday. the suspects planned to rob him. >> this was not a random chosen person or residence. this was something that was planned out. justin cook was arrested thursday. others were charged as accomplices. both of them played high school football at princeton. >> last night hundreds turned out to show his family they are not grieving alone. his mother and sister were in the house when he was killed. no suspect has been identified. >> two children and a dog are into a butler county pond. happened about 5:30 yesterday off holly hill lane off westchester. everyone did get off including the dog. the children were taken to the hospital to be checked out but are expected to be ok. >> brooklyn smith was diagnosed with dipg the same cancer lauren hill battled. angela ingram explains her cancer. >> brooklyn smith is all smil

liz tag: authorities maintain.. their response to the situation has everything to do with public safety not race.. they say the area is so remote.. the public is not in danger.. with the nearest town at least 40 minutes away. eh, abc news, ny. new information tonight... about how the so-called... "affluenza teen" spent his last days on the run... workers at one strip club... told abc news.... ethan couch spent time there.... before his capture..... drinking and racking up a -1- thousand dollar tab.... with lap dancers. when he wasn't able to pay... bouncers took couch back to his apartment.... where his mother paid the tab!!! tonya couch also appeared in a los angeles court today.... agreeing to be extradited.... to texas. she now faces up to -10- years.... in prison. future here in nevada.... but before that can happen alot of questions need to be answered about... automated cars! action news reporter.... parker collins has more.... on what our governor is doing. higher ups from all around nevada and even the globe

liz joins us now. i was watching last night. look up this morning and -- liz: it was nice and pretty. i like when it does not stick. i always want a little bit more. the good news is a did not cause any major problems. we could see black ice tomorrow morning. if you're heading out and about, be careful on the bridges and overpasses. temperatures will be falling into the 20's. we do run the risk. you will notice europe's sitting at 34 degrees. chilly there but not all that bad. wides from the -- winds from the west at about six miles per hour . 32 in roxboro. 34 on the ground in fayetteville. 31 and clinton. clouds are clearing. cloud cover back out to the west. most of this is going to dissipate. we could get about one-three inches of snow in the mountains before it is all said and done. about and is reported at the national weather service in franken county. halifax got one inch. rdu measuring the trace of snow. very difficult. as we have gone through the day we had gorgeous pictures. look at this one from beth anderson. a card

i'm liz palka, 10 on your side. we continue to follow developing news about the murder-suicide investigation in chesapeake. tonight we've learned police are investigating the possibility the dooleys were killed monday night. brooke and todd dooley did not show up for work tuesday. we've also learned brooke's concerned boyfriend showed up at the wildwood road home with his mother and called police who discovered cameron's brother landon dead on the floor. doris dooley's next door neighbor valerie parker took this video of the barricade situation wednesday night into thursday morning and says she can not believe what has unfolded (from home video) ((14:38 person says they are going in 14;40 the blast oh my got cameron put up your hands)) super: valerie parker/next door neighbor (34:25 22) ((numbed shocked tragic horrible nothing ever sent off any alarms no)) runs: 16 there will be a vigil tomorrow night at 5pm in the temple baptist parking lot. funeral arrangments are been made public, and there will be an obituary on

liz, how is he doing? tom and nicole - we're told he will be okay - he was reportedly alert as the coast guard and multiple other rescue crews saved him after he drove off the chesapeake bay bridge tunnel. fortunately no one else was hurt. only chopper 10 was overhead capturing the chaotic moments after a tractor trailer went overboard while driving on the chesapeake bay bridge tunnel. dramatic video shows the destruction - lanes, shut down - and the tractor trailer, bobbing in the bay. c4 terry mccarthy 01:12:06 "people are always in a hurry to get across there, it's scary, i don't like officials say the driver was traveling south near the 14 mile post when he tried to pass a slower- the side of the bridge and soared into 49 degree water joined by the coast guard - cbbt police and virginia beach emergency responders rushed to the man's aid - a lifesaver was thrown to him, as he remained conscious and alert - pulled from the water just before 4 c6 brian camden 01:13:59 "glad to hear that this guy was saved

seeing a warm up. brandon orr has the weather. >> hey, adam and liz, really good news. we were chilly yesterday into the 30s and 40s and now we're going to be in the 50s. some areas could get close to 60 degrees. thirty-three at the airport. most of what's around the 30s. there's a couple stray areas in the 20s. we're dry looking at tower cam and precision doppler 12 h.d. and that's the way it's going to stay today. don't expect rainfall. all of us stay nice and dry. not seeing a whole lot of gray. no clouds. look to the west. we'll see a couple clouds. there's not a whole lot of them. it will be partly cloudy from time to time. just a few clouds. fifty-seven degrees by 3:00 we're headed to 58 degrees. that's how -- our high temperature. we have more moisture moving in. that means rain full sunday. we have another cold front moving in that will bring us thunderstorms. we'll have more in fifteen minutes. >> we now know the name of a man killed in a bond hill shooting. twenty-four year old cameron klemens was shot five times. >> it happened on franklin afternoon yesterday which is not f

stuart: liz peek and ashley. ashley: i want to talk about the company as a whole, ipad sales have been declining for two years. mac computer sales fell in the last quarter. what's on the horizon, iphone 7? they've got electric cars years away, oculus, is that a game changer? >> ooms i didn't mean to say oculus, i'm thinking facebook. but what do they have coming in the pipe that we're excited about? >> it's a sea change, it's mature company. it's a fabulous company, profitable. as your guest said it's a huge embedded product base. what's the new product and going to spur the growth? i don't know. stuart: michael robinson, thank you indeed for joining us. at this time in the next hour, we have the ultimate apple bear. not like the stock, he calls apple, apple, a dead company walking. just after 10:00 eastern. he'll be on the show. ashley: 18 billion in profit? >> we bring you both sides of the argument here, walking dead or going to the moon. the zika virus spreading to america. lauren has the story. >> i do, it's

liz dahlem was saw her new bedroom for the first time. >> reporter: we first introduced you to kiss the back in april when she visited the fox 5 studio with her mom treaty. the 10-year-old spent most of battling leukemia and other health issues as a result of her cancer treatment. she was just released after a two week stand is seeing her new bedroom in her new home for the very first time. >> open your eyes. >> walt ! ow ! ! >> reporter: it is pink with paintings of the princess's but last month they were homeless. after our story the support for in. >> if it wasn't for the donations i don't know where i would be. >> reporter: enough money was raised to help her pay rent for this to 2-bedroom apartment. now casey can cruise around with her sister, a major upgrade from the new york city shelter they once lived in. >> no relatives. the tenants are very friendly. it is beautiful. i am still at home. >> reporter: tracy can breathe a sigh of relief as she watches her daughters play in their room in a place they call home. >> it is good to have a home. really good. i would like to say thank

stuart: i'm doing my best, liz liz: a third. time we see the markets show, a third of the time since world war ii we see the markets low in january, january doesn't necessarily have to portend of the rest of the year, we have starting next week 11 s&p 500 companies starting and the thing to watch, the chestnut comes out, sometimes the companies set the bar so low for their earnings, even a caterpillar look at the year to year comparisons. i think that charles is right, the fed funds futures market is saying no further fed rate hikes for the rest of the year, four out of ten and-- >> i saw on the monitor, peter morici, you're here. i made a rash comment that the chinese stock market is nothing more than a casino, doesn't have relevance to us, the markets in america, what say you? >> that's not far from the market. the chinese stock market is a ponzi scheme, in real estate, manufacturing or what have you, now it's incapable of continuing to grow at the pace previously established, disappointing those who lend them money and offer

palka is standing by - liz what's it like further south? here in virginia beach. we are set up in town center right now. there is not a sign of weather. we checked out the oceanfront as well. very windy, especially considering we were by the water. not many people were out and about in this besides the few people that were going to see a tournament. i did check in with the city's public work's department. they don't have any trucks out anymore as they did earlier today. that's because they're only seeing rain. however they do have 30 trucks and 3,000 tons of a sand and salt mix ready to go if conditions get worse this weekend. crews will continue monitoring the conditions. a fire department spokesman also said they are business as usual. they did respond to a chimney fire call tonight....which is one of the types of fires they worry about when conditions get cold. nicole, back to you. new tonight. police say the weather led to a deadly crash in chesapeake. officers say a vehicle ran off south george washington highway, and hit a tree around

listen to this, liz. lots of women are getting back at some of the dumb things men have done over the years with the trending time 2016. a pay back for the dopes of my genter. tell him to come over, fall asleep and don't answer that i'm here in a text. ouch. >> ouch. love in war. a battle out there. what if celebrities were birds. matthew mccau. and sean canary. sean hen. twitter is being used for the best purposes out there. grandparents looking at a sonogram discover this is no ordinary birth. grandma's reaction is just perfect. >> what does that say right there. >> baby a. >> what does that say. >> no, twins? is it twins. >> what does this one say? >> baby c. >> what? what? is it twins. >> it's triplets. >> what? look at me. is that true. >> look at me. i'm talking to you. look at me. >> you got to love grandma. >> she is happy to have some more grandkids particularly the triplets. >> that is so great. when everyone is strung out from the triplets, she will be so happy. awesome. >>> all right. still to

liz lohuis, wyff news 4 in greenville. michael: and we say thank you liz lohuis, for gracing our newscasts with a caring, creative, rock steady journalism. carol: liz is moving to nashville, but she's always family here. turning to other news now. >> south carolina does not plan to stand for vandalism of god's house. carol: senator karl allen of greenville speaking out. this after three churches were vandalized within 24 hours of each other. three simpsonville churches all vandalized. rocky creek missionary baptist church, calvary baptist, and bethlehem baptist church say that people arrived to find this. four of the daycare doors completely shot out, the ground littered with glass. the vandals also tried to shoot out the stained glass windows but a protective plexiglass saved those. the greenville county sheriffs office says, it looks like it was done with a pellet gun. bethlehem baptist church also found pellet holes in a window this morning. the church is not far from rocky creek on harrison bridge road. we learned late

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the easy answer is a lot of money liz. now of course we have to realize that given taxes or if you choose the lump sum you wouldn't really win $1.5 billion. but...for the sake of some fun facts today let's go for the gusto. so, ladies we know a lot of you like to sell avon cosmetics. you could buy the whole company for 1.2 billion dollars and still have a little money left over. the iphone 6s plus costs 749 dollars without a contract. that iphone for two million friends. they'd probably call you a bestie then. here locally.... the city of virginia beach assessed the cavalier hotel at 34 million dollars. which means you buy 44 of them. and in 2014 when macarthur center underwent an ownership change starwood capital group signed a 1.4 billion dollar agreement - that would be roughly 200 million dollars each. that allowed them and if you won the lotto would make it possible for you to buy seven malls. now let's talk a little football shall we. the average nfl team is worth 1.97 billion dollars and the top two for this area wo

this is the past problem, right, liz? >> go ahead. trish: we should be linked, the stock market should run six to nine months ahead of what the economy is doing. i think to dan's point we have had a divorce basically from fundamentals of the economy with the overall market. and that, liz is what has people like carl icahn up at night concerned. >> you're absolutely right. >> they don't think there is anything really supporting levels we've seen. >> economists are often rear view mirror thinkers. they look at last month's data the way it is going forward. you're absolutely right. when you see ism manufacturing number trending down towards 45. majority of the time means manufacturing or overall economy could be tipping towards recession. two consecutive negative quarters of profit growth for companies in the united states, that is usually indication of recession. the "r" word is now being used more down on wall street. we're talking manufacturing jobs. possibly could see 2,000 manufacturing jobs lost in december. so when we're looking a