and garrity drives another three. and we're all tied at 40. and the canes outscored the hokies [indiscernible] and v.m.i. had 14 3s. and maryland knocks off iowa 74-68. and the j.m.u. dukes hired stinespring. he is j.m.u.'s tight endcoach. the past three years as tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator. scott downing is a former head coach at northern colorado and sterling college. we're coming right back. >> mark: be careful on the roads in the morning. >> george: there'll be some slippery parking lots. in the morning we'll have temperatures below freezing in the upper 20s. by 9:00 a.m., we'll be above freezing. we'll see highs in the 40s going to make it feel >>> and now, abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> jimmy: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! "this week in unnecessary

who killed barbara caton - then they say garrity shot and killed himself. no one else was inside the home at the time. we re -p&working to learn more about this - we )ll bring you more as it )s available. nearly 30 sex crimes. that s why police say a former suffolk pastor is behind bars. newschannel 3 s gabriella deluca is live in the newsroom with more. the details of the crimes he s court documents -- where the man admits to sexually abusing a minor. most details in here are too graphic to show you. anthony mcclain told a detective he let temptation get the best of him for several months last year. that )s what a transcript says he told investigators when they interviewed him about the sex crimes that he )s accused of. those accusations come from a minor. it all happened in this house -- according to the court documents. at that same home -- according to his website -- he held church services. when newschannel 3 called the cell phone number that was listed in his court paperwork -- this ( was his voicemail message. ... a stark contrast from his interview

who killed barbara caton - then they say garrity shot and killed himself. no one else was inside the home at the time. we re working to learn more about this - we )ll bring you more as it )s available. a norfolk state university women s basketball player is fighting for her life -- after being found unresponsive in her dorm room on new year s day. newschannel 3 s kelly rule joins us live at n-s-u with the latest. kelly -- amber brown s family did not want to go into too many details about her medical condition -- but they tell us they believe it was diabetes-related -- and her teammates found her in her dorm room about a day after they believe her incident happened. now they )re all pulling for her to 43;36 she s fighting and were fighting for her out here because i know that s what she wanted and that s what she d do for me if it was vise versa ebony brown has cheered on her sister amber her whole life -- as her teammate on various basketball teams. the most recent -- norfolk state university. but today -- she )s rooting for her for an entirely different r

we're told cayton was assaulted and garrity died from a gunshot wound. the two reportedly knew each other. a bit of chaos after a fire alarm in portsmouth. as students evacuated the building, a fight broke out. that led to a number of other fights. school officials say there were minor injuries and order was restored fairly quickly. there was no fire, and classes resumed as normal after order was restored. >> none of us won the half billion powerball that the lottery was trying to give away last night. and boy! saturday's drawing is now up to $700 million! the largest u.s. lottery jackpot ever, if you take the cash all at once, you'll get $428 million, before taxes. no doubt it will go up between now and saturday night. however, you may have won a little something. maybe from having a few numbers. here they are again. check your tickets. 2, 11, 47, 62, 63, with that powerball number, 17. good luck! >> still to come on wavy news 10 at 6:00, macy's will soon be moving out of three local locations. what will that mean for the malls they anchor? >> looked li

police tell newschannel three richard garrity killed barbara caton - then they say garrity shot and killed himself. no one else was inside the home at the time. we )re working to learn more about this - we )ll bring you more as it )s available. police are investigating a man who kept his mother s dead body in his house for more than a month. police in houston texas found the womans body yesterday. detectives and a mental health unit later interviewed the son. his brother said their mom investigators say they )ll have to wait for forensic testing to determine how and when the woman died. there s no word yet if the son will face any charges. the mother of the so-called affluenza teen is expected to be arraigned in a texas court this morning. tonya couch is accused of hindering the apprehension of a felon for fleeing to mexico with her son after he missed a probation hearing. ethan couch made headlines back in 20-13 when he was sentenced to just 10-years probation for a drunk driving accident that killed four people. warmer temps and a chance of rain for the weekend....warme r weather is on t

police tell newschannel three richard garrity killed barbara caton - then they say garrity shot and killed himself. no one else was inside the home at the time. we )re working to learn more about this - we )ll bring you more as it )s available. we now know the name of the driver whose tractor trailer went off the chesapeake bay bridge tunnel yesterday. police have identified him as 33-year-old matthew killmon. killmon was driving a truck carrying soy beans for coastal a-g transport when, police say he veered off the road and crashed into the bay. he was able to get out of the tractor trailer and floated until he was rescued. killmon was flown to sentara norfolk general hospital to be treated for his injuries. in norfolk-- heads up if your route takes you around the downtown area. construction over the next few months will lead to some lane closures -- and possibly more traffic. this all is happening at the already busy intersection of brambleton and saint paul )s boulevard. newschannel 3 s brendan ponton has the details. if you )ve ever driven around brambleton and saint pauls boulevard in

police tell newschannel three richard garrity killed barbara caton - then they say garrity shot and killed himself. no one else was inside the home at the time. we )re working to learn more about this - we )ll bring you more as it )s available. police are investigating a man who kept his mother s dead body in his house for more than a month. police in houston texas found the womans body yesterday. detectives and a mental health unit later interviewed the son. his brother said their mom died around thanksgiving. investigators say they )ll have determine how and when the woman died. there s no word yet if the son will face any charges. the mother of the so-called affluenza teen is expected to be arraigned in a texas court this morning. tonya couch is accused of hindering the apprehension of a felon for fleeing to mexico with her son after he missed a probation hearing. ethan couch made headlines back in 20-13 when he was sentenced to just 10-years probation for a killed four people. warmer temps and a chance of rain for the weekend....warme r weather is on the way, but it will take another d

killed barbara caton - then they say garrity shot and killed himself. no one else was inside the home at the time. we )re working to learn more about this - we )ll bring you more as it )s available. the people )s choice awards is the latest to suffer a bizarre stage-crashing moment. the women from "the talk" were onstage accepting an award when a man ran on- stage. the man ran on- stage and grabbed the microphone from sara gilbert. sheryl underwoood pushed the man away and sharon osbourne gave him a couple of kicks. but -- as it always does in hollywood -- the saying sorry might sound like good manners but a new app is helping women to stop apologizing so often -- they undermine their boss -- that s according to yahoo news. the article says -- the new app called "just not sorry" highlights each time a person types a key word or phase such as sorry , i think, or i expect. other )does this make sense? ) and "try." the maker of the app tells yahoo news --women use these terms to soften their demands at work or try to be likable but next on newschannel thre

police say caton was assaulted and garrity died from a gunshot wound. we're told the two knew eachother. the jackpot for powerball is at an all-time high. ahead at five -- meet the man who won big in a virginia lottery millionaire raffle. help for the hungry from an unlikely source--- roadkill. the only place that's doing this --- coming up. thousands of companies are all in vegas showing off what they hope will be the next big thing. from smart luggage to smart refrigerators --- we'll show you some of the newest the new year means a house full of new devices. and that can slow your internet down. so you should get verizon fios - quick. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi availablewith speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for $79.99 a month online, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your firstyear. plus with a 2 year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. hurry, this offer ends soon. so go online or call now. get out of the past. what's happening now in vegas will show up soon al

. >> david garrity. >>> competition from the likes of uber and lyft are becoming too much. can these two worlds coexist? that's next. >>> exchange rated funds better known as etf have grown in popularity that some consider them their own asset class. the biggest and brightest are gathering to explore in topics. bob has more from hollywood, florida. >> market volatility was the hot topic at the eft.com conference. >> we're telling investors that this volatility may be with us for a while, but it's very important to stay diversified, keep a long term perspective and behavior is reenforcing that. >> three other hot topics here, smart data. gold man sach's made a big splash last year with three etfs.man sach's made a big splah last year with three etfs. the big question is do they really out perform market cap weighted indices? the jury is still out on that. so much money is coming in it's attracted the money crowd. the industry is split on this. half say who needs them. we don't need them. the other half says there's plenty of room for other investment style. is the sec going

murder-suicide. 10 on your side went to the house on charolais run where police say 65 year old richard garrity shot himself after killing 55 year old barbara caton. we're told the two knew the discovery yesterday after they were called to do a welfare check. norfolk police have identified the man who died in shooting that left another man injured. 27-year-old christopher allen was found inside a home on waverly way monday night. he died at the hospital. while detectives investigated the scene --- a 26 year-old man arrived at depaul hospital with several gunshot wounds. he is expected to survive. detectives say the incidents are related. they are still investigating what happened before the men were shot. we continue to follow developing news in chesapeake. a man was shot at an extended stay american hotel. confrontation occurred between two people prior to the shooting. someone called 9-1-1 just after 4 this morning. the victim was taken to sentara norfolk general hospital. we are working to get an update on his condition. police do have a person of interest. family, friends, and the community

year really prove that 1% growth in iphone sales really showed the limitations of growth and the ve garrity's -- vagary of the product cycle the are responding to. you used to be able to really try out the product cycle as they added geography later and later into the 24 month product cycle. it is much more front and loaded -- end loaded. emily: alphabet earnings coming out on monday, and it's the first time that alphabet will break out the non-google businesses. how much does it cost to run google x, for example. we could be in for some real surprises. what are you expecting to happen on monday? paul: i'm expecting this to be a messy one. i give him credit and we have talked about this for pulling out all the different pieces that make up this monstrosity of all the different pieces of companies. it's going to catch some people by surprise, there will almost certainly be something in there that makes people nervous. it's much less likely that they find something inside. it turns out google glass still exists. i think it's going to be a volatile release. emily: amazon is a company that saw th

the other thing, jim garrity points out, in a number of polls there are some interesting things going on. there are either fewer evangelicals living in iowa or the polling samples are off. the recent poll said that caucusgoers in 2012, 57% of them identified as evangelicals. this time around, same poll from four years ago, 36%, every vote counts but there might be fewer than in 2012. >> and they're looking for a bigger turnout. i think 120,000 last year. maybe they're looking for 150, 160. can we do this? who will decide the election this year. let's listen to that. >> in the end, independent vote letters make the call this year. not polls say independents are not bullish on hillary or bernie sanders. so trump has a chance. out of robust debate can come clarity and strength. hopefully that's what will happen next november. >> if bill o'reilly is right, then basically it shoots holes in ted cruz' strategy. he has been saying, along with many others in 2012, that if only the conservatives had come out and voted. that there's some mythical number of like 45 million conservative who's did

jim garrity, rich lowry, kathleen jean lopez and johnson. that having been said, i don't think it's dee sicisivedecisive. i think what is decisive are individual voters and whether they turn out. if that have this snowstorm in iowa in ten days, don, ted cruz is going to win because of his turnout machine. he's going to win anyway but if donald trump wins iowa and new hampshire, that's one big freight train that all the magazines on the right won't be able to stop. >> i was wondering if this will help or hurt him because the latest fox news national poll out tonight, hugh has trump with a 14-point lead over cruz. you spoke with marco rubio, didn't you? is he saying about the state of the race? >> i had a full hour today and kasich and carly earlier. donald trump -- >> are you just bragging? >> i will say this -- i am bragging. i have done 150 interviews. there are two divisions, a national league and in that cruz and trump are playing each other. there is the american league with rubio, christie, jeb bush, carly fiorina and john kasich. they

fran out in nottingham, sunrise pick looks good there with the fresh snow pack, garrity seoul, essay head of the game here, dark before sunrise, looks like he was already snow blowing, and clearing some of the streets, so nice job there. all right, let's take down to the shore right now. live look, from ocean or margate. look at the beach patrol headquarters, ocean still roughed up. from the strong winds. but the winds now going off shore. you can tell by the tops of the waves, being blown off, actually, as a surfer you love to see conditions like. >> this water line up so far. normally way back. so still one more high tide coming up in the next hour, to be a concern. and coastal flood warning continues until noon. a lot of sunshine around today. we got slow melting process, maybe shower coming in later this week, we will hit that in just a second when i show you the seven day. last year, 27 inches of snow total for the season there is storm, 22.4, and total this year, 22.9. nice and quiet now. look at storm scan3, just few clouds western pennsylvania for us, clear at the moment. all

full garrity is accepted as the vulgarity is accepted as the norm. a stranger can no longer wonder awe is as good in on as dead. to think that there is something in our minds that we cannot religiousness. in order to embrace the mystery, we must be free. without liberty, our senses are dole and dumbed down -- are dull and dumbed down by regulation. of question we face is not the moment but of such a magnitude that we choose today, whether liberty can survive in a democracy unrestrained by a constitution. choosesvilization that to transfer the fruits of labor from one group to another, can such a civilization long endure? what we eventually run out of other people's money? [applause] mr. paul: the american experiment with liberty is not totally won. today, tomorrow, and the day after, we must fight to restrain big brother. [applause] will you stand together against the rising tide of government excess that threatens to trap us in the clutches of big brother? will you stand with me? [applause] >> president paul! president paul! president paul! mr. paul

and full garrity accepted as the norm. beautiful emotion we can experience is the mysterious. this motion no longer runner and stand rapt in is as good as dead. to sense that behind anything there is something that our mind beautygrasp, whose reaches us only indirectly. order to embrace the mystery we must be free. without liberty our senses are rules ordumped down by regulations. of question we face is not the moment but at such a magnitude that we choose today survive.iberty can can a civilization who chooses to transfer the fruits of labor from one group to another, can they enter? they inevitably run out of other people's money? senator paul: the american experiment with liberty is not totally won, today, tomorrow and the day after, we must fight to restrain big brother. [cheers and applause] will you stand together against the rising tied of government excess that threatens to trap us in the clutch of big brother. will you stand with me? [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting] senator paul: liberty is under assault like never before. in washington and on the campaign trail

. >> thankfully most of it goes for garrity bypass that will kick in if we need it, bypass the station and continue to be around and no environmental issue at all. >> michael: with firefighters staying here overnight, a cause has not been officially released just yet, but investigators initially said that it could have been an issue with a fan in the system. i have been in touch with the short while ago, about 25, 30 minutes ago, saying that they would answer more of our questions shortly so we do expect an update this morning, so stay with us. next report coming up in about an hour here on fox25 morning news. for now live in quincy, michael henrich, fox25 news. >> sara: this morning police looking to see if a medical emergency caused bus to go crashing into an auto parts store. we were on the scene just after this happened last night. two passengers in driver of the rhode island public transit authority bus were all taken to the hospital with serious injuries. police say the bus hit a telephone pole and veered across four lanes of traffic before slamming into the building. the three p