doppler 10 weather center.. let's get the latest from meteorologist deitra tate sunny. cold & breezy. highs will be in the mid-upper 30s. winds wnw 10- 20mph with gusts to 25mph near the shore. wind chills in the 20s and 30s this afternoon. tonight: clear and cold. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. warmer. highs will be in the low 50s. winds sw 10-15mph. it will be much colder today with dry/breezy

will be in the 20s and we're still working to find out how u-s sailors drifted into iranian waters. we told you this morning on wavy news today -- iran released all 10 after holding them overnight. 10 on your side's stephanie harris is us today. lex, the 10 sailors, nine men and one woman were released this morning after being questioned by iranian forces last night. iran's state news agency has released photos showing ten american sailors during their detention territorial waters. iran's islamic revolutionary guards corps said it freed the sailors after determining they had entered iranian territorial waters by mistake. the pentagon says there is no indicatoin the sailors were harmed. the state department said secretary of state john kerry did not apologize to iran but he did offer morning. " secretary of state john kerry 00:01 i also want to thank the iranian authorities for their cooperation and quick response these are always

everybody here knows have an ability if not properly guided to get out of control and i'm appreciative for the quick and appropriate respnse :22 " the sailors left farsi riverine command boat that they had been operating when they lost contact with the u.s. navy. u-s navy aircraft later brought them ashore. the navy will investigate the circumstances that led to the sailors' drfiting in to iran. of course this is a good outcome, but things were very tense last night between the u-s and iran. the two countries, along with other world powers had reached a deal last year that iran will curb its nuclear activites in exchange for lifting econmic sanctions on the country. stephanie harris toys we have breaking news out of portsmouth. sheriff bill watson is filing paperwork to charge mayor kenny wright with felony eluding. this all comes after an incident last

where the sheriff tried to stop the mayor it all started after last night's council meeting. sheriff bill watson says he tried to tell mayor wright about an expired inspection sticker on his car. deputies say the mayor brushed him off and drove away. watson went after wright, but the deputies tell us the mayor kept driving and avoided two more traffic stops. they eventually pulled wright over. captain lee cherry/ portsmouth sheriff's office clip 61 - 1:29:09- 1:29-21 "the police arrived, and it's understanding as soon as the police got on scene the mayor said, get the chief on the phone. at which point the sheriff, the chief will do you know better good, i'm the sheriff sheriff watson issued the mayor a citation for having an expired inspection sticker. earlier that night inside city hall - a councilman says not even fines will quiet him down. during last night's meeting, councilman bill moody announced he has to pay $15- hundred dollars. it's for breaking a new rule

city leaders from talking publicly about private city matters. moody said he was fined for a facebook post - which mentioned that about the city's confederate memorial. he held up the cash during the meeting - and told the public he won't be silent. sot portsmouth councilman bill moody c41 01:14:13 "freedom of speech does apply to elected officials as well" 16:11 "you're not going to muzzle me, i was elected by the people" 14:55 "transparency in portsmouth's government is worth fighting for" council reportedly voted 5 out of 7 to fine moody. moody says he contacted the a-c-l-u. 10 on your side tried to ask the mayor questions about it, but he ignored our crew. tonight is the big night. the drawing for the 1-point-5 billion dollar powerball jackpot happens at 11. millions of people across the country, and from across the border in canada, have bought tickets for the chance to win the biggest lottery jackpot ever. of course, people all over hampton roads are trying to get their

remember, you have until 10 to buy tickets for tonight's drawing. and, be sure to watch wavy news 10 at 11 for the winning numbers as become availible. tonight -- we'll hear mcauliffe. he'll be delivering the state of the commonwealth address tonight. it's scheduled to start at 7:00 followed by the republican response. if you missed the state of the union -- we've got a recap for you. president obama encouraged americans to remain hopeful and not to embrace what he called "political hot air". achievements, the challenges we face in the future, and the need to condemn discrimination. he also touched on the need for both sides of the aisle to work together. 1:15 - 1:38 "democracy grinds to a halt without a willingness to compromise; or when even basic facts are contested, and we listen only to those who agree with us. our public life withers when only the most extreme voices get

president obama also spoke about the economy, saying anyone who claims it's declining is peddling fiction. he ended his speech with an optimistic look toward the future, and evoked the idea of change. :08 - :39 "clear-eyed. big-hearted. optimistic that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word. that's what makes me so hopeful about our future. i believe in change because i believe in you, the american people. that's why i stand here confident that the state of our union is strong." south carolina governor nikki haley is facing some criticism from her own party today. she gave the republican response union. she criticized the president's handling of the economy, and slammed his health care plan.

criticism...for her comments on immigrantion. :05 - :24 during anxious times, it can be tempting no one who is willing to work hard, abide by our laws, and love our traditions should ever feel unwelcome in this country." haley also said "there's a tendency to falsely equate noise with results." trump's opponents are praising her speech. delegates and senators from hampton roads have already filed dozens of bills in the general assembly. today, the general assembly will discuss the budget, health care, and education. they'll meet for 60 days this session -- and are expected to file about 3-thousand bills. we talked to local legislators concerned about issues like tolls and student loans. " (530 pkg) have lost business you see because of that. look at the students who go to college at old dominion and norfolk state, who actually come through

obviously, is going to be a very hot topic. this is the first year of a the governor, with regards to what should be the priority from a fiscal standpoint. 2453 10 on your side's erin kelly is in richmond -- beginning at 4. today the case against a mother accused of carrying her son's body in the back of her car, will be in court. state police pulled over tonya slaton last june on interstate-64 in hampton, because of an expired registration. troopers found her son quincy's remains in the trunk. at last check the medical examiner's office was working to find his cause of death. 10 on your side's brandi cummings will be in the courtroom today. look for her updates starting on wavy news 10 at 4. we have an update about the man norfolk police says shot and killed a police dog. officers say 58-year-old keith richardson died in the

afternoon. officers shot and critically wounded him after a 7-hour standoff on land street monday. still ahead - a law officer shoots and kills a 12-year-old girl. hear why her family blames the girl's father. plus - the internet can be an incredible learning tool. but a school in north carolina is struggling to keep students away from the wrong sites. also still to come -- hoverboards are all over the news, and not always for good avoid getting hurt. plus - a major city gets its nfl team back. and they could be getting another one. we'll have decision. and - meteorologist deitra tate is tracking strong wind and cold temperatures...and of course, another change on the way. we'll get a

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say a constable shot and killed a 12-year-old girl while he was serving an eviction order on the family. police say the constable was trying to evict 57-year-old donald meyer -- when meyer pointed a rifle at him. that's when the constable fired. officials say the bullet passed through meyer's arm and hit his 12-year-old daughter ciara, which killed her. police say the girl was standing behind her father. the girl's family say they blame her father for her death and that this could have been avoided. meyer is now facing several charges/ we can show you video of a driver taking deputies on a wild chase through oklahoma city. speeds in this chase reached more than 100 miles an hour at some points. the truck even started going the wrong way down the interstate to try to shake the police. that's when officer made the decision to spin the truck out. officers bumped the truck and pushed him to the side of the road. when officers tried to arrest him, he started fighting back. eventually, they were able to get him under jail.

detroit haven't been to school this week. that's because their teachers keep calling in sick to protest the conditions of the buildings they work in. teachers are taking part in a staged "sick-out." they say they are sick of health conditions, as well as the weak materials they have to use to try to help students learn. the teachers are also protesting michigan governor rick snyder's plan to fix the district's massive amount of debt. now, mayor mike duggan is getting involved. he is demanding changes to the city's emergency management system. mos says: "(reporter: 'how do you respond: 60 sick- outs yesterday, 24 today, but they may be illegal?") like i said, we are backed up into a corner." snyder says: "if it continues, you will se some action, i'm sure, but they need to find ways to communicate not against the teachers that are sick?") you need to talk to the schools people about that, my responsibility is to make

to code." at least 20 schools closed yesterday. 60 closed on monday. schools rely more and more on the internet to help kids learn. but a high school in north carolina is apparently having a hard time keeping students focused on what they're supposed to be learning. according to students at porter ridge high school in union county, their classmates are watching porn at school. the school district has put filters on ceratain websites, but that still isn't stopping people from looking at inappropriate pictures and videos. porn-hub-dot-com is one of the websites students say they've seen their classmates on during school hours. can't even watch a youtube educational video without it being blocked." shashkov says: "i've walked by and seen the browser pulled up for porn hub." shashkov says: "you can bring up anything on google images." pittman

naked women and all kinds of things as new screensavers as kids walk away from their laptops." shashkov and pittman say using pornographic images is turning into a prank... when a computer is left unattended, some kids will pull up a pornographic picture and make it the student's desktop background without them knowing. a man is recovering after rescue workers pulled him out of a trench this morning. the plumbing contractor got stuck in the in the 10 foot sewer line yesterday when the trench collapsed. for more than 10 hours, rescuers worked to get the man out of the pipe. they eventually got him out and took him to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. ( weather anim - with track) rest of today: mostly sunny. cold & breezy. highs will be in the mid-upper 30s. winds wnw 10- 20mph with gusts to 25mph near the shore. wind this afternoon. warmer. highs will be in the low 50s. winds sw 10-15mph.

today with dry/breezy conditions. wind chills will be in the 20s and 30s this afternoon with high temperatures only in the 30s. tomorrow the temps will go up as the winds decrease. plus they will be out of the southwest. highs will be in the 50s with lots of sun. we'll see a nice day on friday, but rain will move in by friday evening and will continue into saturday morning. it will be warm on saturday with highs in the 60s. then temps will drop again on sunday with highs in the 40s. an offshore low may move closer to the coast on sunday. if that happens, then we may see a bit of a wintry mix in the region possibly with some snow. the models are very split on this. two models the details will hopefully get worked out soon. we will continue to monitor and bring you updates. dry and colder for monday and

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one of the most popular gifts this holiday season is resulting in broken bones, torn ligaments, and lots of sprains and strains.

clinic where hoverboard injuries are adding up. orthopedic surgeon, doctor jonathan foret, says he's never treated patients for hoverboard injuries until this holiday season. (sot: dr. jonathan foret, orthopedic surgeon) "usually they come in and just say that they fell, but after talking to them a little more, they were trying out their hoverboard or their kid's hoverboard and had a fall." (reporter standup: britney glaser) "hoverboard injuries have increased so rapidly, that the consumer product safety commission has issued a warning to users about fall risks." (sot: dr. jonathan foret, orthopedic surgeon) "we've been seeing injuries both to the bones and joints, wrists and ankle injuries, fractures and those types of things," said dr. foret. "it's been more than what would be expected just from a typical fall." doctor foret says injuries are more serious because of the height and speed behind the fall. (sot: dr. jonathan foret, probably don't have the right protective equipment and then they fall and when they fall from an

energy is quite a bit more than falling from standing," said dr. foret. some of the broken bones have required casts.. even surgery, other tears, sprains, and strains can ground a person for several weeks. doctor foret offers these tips if you plan to step aboard a hoverboard. (sot: dr. jonathan foret, orthopedic surgeon) "make sure you're wearing the proper protective equipment, first of all, and then start slow. make before you get out there and try it out." now a growing number of college campuses are banning hoverboards due to safety concerns. coming up on midday-- some navy sailors are free after being detained

we have breaking news out of portsmouth. sheriff bill watson is filing paperwork to charge mayor kenny wright with felony eluding. this all comes after an incident last night where the sheriff tried to stop the mayor it all started after last night's council meeting. sheriff bill watson says he tried to tell mayor wright about an expired inspection sticker on his car.

brushed him off and drove away. watson went after wright, but the deputies tell us the mayor kept driving and avoided two more traffic stop they eventually pulled wright over. captain lee cherry/ portsmouth sheriff's office clip 61 - 1:29:09- 1:29-21 "the police arrived, and it's at which point the sheriff, the chief will do you know better good, i'm the sheriff sheriff watson issued the mayor a citation for having an expired inspection sticker. more drama earlier that night inside city hall. a councilman says not even fines will quiet him down. during last night's meeting, councilman bill moody announced he has to pay $15- hundred dollars. it's for breaking a new rule that bans city leaders from talking publicly about private city matters. moody said he was fined for a facebook post - which mentioned that leaders were set to talk about the city's

he held up the cash during the meeting - and told the public he won't be silent. sot portsmouth councilman bill moody c41 01:14:13 "freedom of speech does apply to elected officials as well" 16:11 "you're not going to muzzle me, i was elected by the people" 14:55 "transparency in portsmouth's government is worth fighting for" council reportedly voted 5 out of 7 to fine moody. moody says he contacted the a-c-l-u. 10 on your side tried to ask the mayor questions about it, but he ignored our crew. we have new video that shows u-s sailors while they were in iranian custody. all 10 of these sailors are now back safely with the u-s. the iran revolutionary guard questioned them overnight. military officials say the crews and their boats were heading from kuwait to bahrain when they lost contact with the navy and drifted into iranian waters. iranian statrun tv says a faulty navigation system is caused the sailors to go into the iranian waters. according to the

out of san diego. riverine boats are small, with crews of five people. the navy says other sailors took over the riverine boats and continued on to bahrain. mean ile, the navy says it is investigating how the boats drifted into iranian waters. a lot more to get to in the next half hour -- but now we want to take a look at the weather. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. let's get the latest from meteorologist deitra tate in the super doppler 10 weather center... rest of today: mostly sunny. cold & breezy. highs will be in the mid-upper 30s. winds wnw 10- 20mph with gusts to 25mph near the shore. wind chills in the 20s and 30s this afternoon. tonight: clear and cold. lows will be in the upper 10-15mph. it will be much colder today with dry/breezy conditions. wind chills will be in the 20s and 30s this afternoon with high temperatures only in the 30s. tomorrow the temps will go up as the winds decrease. plus they will be out of the southwest. highs will be in the 50s

continue into saturday morning. it will be warm on saturday with highs in the 60s. then temps will drop again on sunday with happs, then we may see a bit of a wintry mix in the region possibly with some snow. the models are very split on this. soon. we will continue to monitor and bring you updates. dry and colder for monday and tuesday. tonight is the big night. the drawing for the 1-point-5 billion dollar powerball jackpot happens at 11. millions of people across the country, and from across the border in canada,

biggest lottery jackpot ever. of course, people all over hampton roads are trying to get their tickets. remember, you have until 10 to buy tickets for tonight's drawing. and, be sure to watch wavy news 10 at 11 for the winning numbers as become availible. tonight -- we'll hear from governor terry mcauliffe. he'll be delivering the state of the commonwealth address tonight. it's scheduled to start at 7:00 followed by the republican response. if you missed the state of the union -- we've got a recap for you. president obama encouraged americans to remain hopeful and not to embrace what he called "political hot air". he spoke about his achievements, the challenges we face in the future, and the need to condemn discrimination. he also touched on the need for both sides of the aisle to work together. 1:15 - 1:38 "democracy grinds to a halt without a willingness to compromise; or when even basic facts are contested, and we listen

those who agree with us. our public life withers when only the most extreme voices get attention." president obama also spoke about the economy, saying anyone who claims it's declining is peddling fiction. he ended his speech with an optimistic look toward the future, and evoked the idea of change. :08 - :39 "clear-eyed. big-hearted. optimistic that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word. that's what makes me so hopeful about our future. i believe in change because i believe in you, the american people. that's why i stand here confident that the state of our union is strong." south carolina governor nikki haley is facing some criticism from her

gave the republican response to the state of the union. she criticized the president's handling of the economy, and slammed his health care plan. but -- here's where she's getting the criticism...for her comments on immigrantion. :05 - :24 during anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. we must resist that temptation. no one who is willing to work hard, abide by our laws, and love our traditions should ever feel unwelcome in this country." haley also said "there's a tendency to falsely equate noise with results." trump's opponents are praising her speech. today marks the continuance of the longest serving legislative body in the western hemisphere the the hampton roads delegation will have more raw political power than it's had in the last 20 years. the chairman of house appropriations, senate

leader, commerce and labor, and transportation are all from hampton roads. tonight beginning at four, andy fox reports on the power general assembly, and they are all from here . andy will also report what it means for taxpayers across our region. sot from feb hold folder > andy ga >stallings ending byte ((hampton find our selves in aposition of legislative strengt5h )) runs;10 watch andy's reports beginning at four with his full investigation at six. delegates and senators from hampton roads have already filed dozens of bills. today, the general assembly will discuss the budget, health care, and education. they'll meet for 60 days this session -- and are expected to file about 3-thousand bills. we talked to local legislators concerned about issues like tolls and student loans. " (530 pkg) c0007 del. lionell spruill sr. (d) - 77th - chesapeake 1814 portsmouth and norfolk have lost business you see because

students who go to sot> (530 pkg) c0015 - a very hot topic. this is the first year of a two-year budget, and once again, there's some disagreement between the senate and the house and the governor, with regards to what should be the priority from a fiscal standpoint. 2453 10 on your side's erin kelly is in richmond -- look for her live reports beginning at 4. today the case against a mother accused of carrying her son's body in the back of her car, will be in court. state police pulled over tonya slaton last june on interstate-64 in hampton, because of an expired registration. troopers found her son quincy's remains in the trunk. at last check the medical examiner's office was of death. 10 on your side's brandi cummings will be in the courtroom today. look for her updates starting on wavy news 10 at 4. we have an update about the man norfolk police says shot and killed a police dog. officers say 58-year-old keith richardson died in the hospital yesterday afternoon.

critically wounded him after a 7-hour standoff on land street monday. a man accused of raping a motel worker in elizabeth police say aeron etheridge lured a 17- year-old clerk into his room monday night at the econo lodge. (1:18:56 34) (the clerk the room. he closed the door locked the door and he tied her hands up in the room. then held her against her will and raped her while he was in the room) runs:12 etheridge allegedly fled to his grandmother's house after the attack. she brought him back the next day, and police arrested him. he's due in court tomorrow on sexual assault and kidnapping charges. police in virginia beach need your help to find a man, they say, exposed himself to a child. take a look at this video from the barnes and noble on virginia beach boulevard. officers say the man flashed a child on friday, and that he may have exposed himself to others. investigators say someone with a similar description exposed himself to two children at the

independence boulevard, saturday. call the crimeline if you can help find the suspect. a big change could be coming to the virginia beach oceanfront. a group wants to re-develop the area between 14th and 16th streets. we could see a new pier, hotel, and restaurants. there could also be a time share resort and more parking. the development would cost $245- million-dollars. sot - brad capps, virginia beach - clip 14---from 4p 1:50:24 this is exciting, this is going to be good for our family , this is going to be good for virginia beach. this economic develpment starter for the southern part of the beach. 1:50:36 city council received the proposal friday, and they plan to discuss it. if they approve, next fall. the n-f-l is returning to los angeles for the first time in 21 years. the st louis rams are heading back to l-a for the 20-16 season. the rams originally left los angeles at the end of 19-95 season. the deal reached by the owners also gives the san

to head to l-a in 20-17. if the chargers don't go, the oakland raiders can move in their place. all three of the teams involved once called l-a home. fans from all three teams have mixed reaction to the news. (s/rams fan/st. louis :58-1:08) "we did what the nfl was asking plus more. the fans came out, we showed our support. we were willing to give them a stadium, a brand new stadium a wonderful stadium to play in." (s/rams fan/st. louis:50-:58) "when somebody doesn't want to be here let em go. we shouldn't be subsidizing these people who make so much money and give nothing back to the city." (s/chargers fan/san diego 1:09-1:12) "congrats to la for getting the rams but we gotta keep the chargers right here." the rams will play in the l-a coliseum before going to a brand new stadium in inglewood within the next few years. still ahead on midday- a polio vaccination clinic is attacked in pakistan. the latest on the victims. plus - like a scene out of a movie or tv show. dozens of inmates find a way to get out of prison. we'll tell

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all new this midday - a former virginia beach teacher pleaded guilty today - for having an inapproriate relationship with a student. 28 year old george brown will be back in court in liberties. he was a tech ed teacher at kellam high school. after his arrest, the school district suspended

also new at midday-- a virginia beach man will spend five years behind bars for animal cruelty. 26-year-old arthur vieira was arrested last june. officers found his dog dead in a brush fire in may. in addition to his five year sentence for animal cruelty, he will serve 90 days each for obstruction of justice and improperly disposing of a pet. 14 people were killed in an attack on a polio vacciantion center in pakistan today. the local police chief says the bombing killed 12 police officers, a soldier, and a civilian. 23 othe people are injured. the bomb went off before vaccination teams were due to go out to neighborhoods to start a three-day immunization campaign. the attack appears to be a suicide bombing. nobody has claimed responsibility for the attack. police in turkey arrested three russians they say have ties to isis. a turkish news agency says police conducted the raids a day after an isis suicide bomber attacked a historic site in

10 foreigners died, most of them german tourists. russian officials have confirmed the arrests, saying the suspects were allegedly in contact with isis fighters in conflict zones and had provided logistical support to the militant group. meanwhile, the french navy is carrying out some airstrikes against isis targets in iraq and syria. this is new video of fighters taking off from the ramp of the french aircraft carriers. 10 to 15 fighters strike isis targets each day. there is still no outside confirmation north korea tested a hydrogen bomb. but, that isn't stopped north korea from celebrating it's alleged achievement. the state-run television agency in north korea put out pictures of an award ceremony where kim jong un gave commendations to workers who contributed to the test. the agency says kim gave a congratulatory speech before the ceremony, in which he said alleged hydrogen bomb test "frioghtened the u-s and its allies." kim handed out awards and shook hands with the

the search for the missing malaysia airlines plane that disappeared almost two years ago has not turned up any signs of the plane. but, during the search, a team of austrailian researchers found a shipwreck. the wreck dates back to the 1800's. sonar imagery found the what is likely a steel-iron vessel. this is the second 19th century shipwreck found by the search team looking for the missing plane. earlier in the search, they found a cargo vessel. dozens of inmates found a way to escape from a prison in brazil. it's the single largest prison break in the history of the state of rio grande do sol. the 46 inmates dug a tunnel about 131- feet-long. after they got out of the prison, many of the inmates got into taxis. or simply ran away. a lot of them were recaptured this morning. most of the prisoners were in jail for theft charges. this is the third time prisoners have escaped the prison this year. also, in brazil, protests over the increase of bus

riot police used tear gas, stun grenades, and pepper spray to stop the rowdy crowd. the protesers were wearing masks and could be seen throwing rocks at police. the protests all started because the mayor of sao paulo raised bus fares from 87 cents to 94 cents. similar increases also happened in rio de janiero. people in ireland are continuing to deal with deadly flooding and the irish governement is coming under pressure to do more to stop it. today, a community had to use a boat to take the body of a man by boat to the local cemetery. the road to the cemtery was blocked by flood waters. members of a scuba diving club helped guide the boat with the remains and mourners in it. six skiiers got stranded on a mountain in japan earlier today. four men and two women were skiiing at a resort and somehow got off track. they were able to clal for help, and rescuers were able to get to them. but, they had to stay overnight at the mountain before the workers could get them. they got off the mountain early this morning. nobody got hurt.

track) rest of today: mostly sunny. cold & breezy. highs will be in the mid-upper 30s. winds wnw 10- 20mph with gusts to 25mph near the shore. wind chills in the 20s and 30s this afternoon. tonight: clear and cold. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. warmer. highs will be in the low 50s. winds sw 10-15mph. it will be much colder today with dry/breezy conditions. wind chills will be in the 20s and 30s this afternoon with high temperatures only in the 30s. tomorrow the temps will go up as the winds decrease. plus they will be out of the southwest. highs will be in the 50s with lots of sun. we'll see a nice day on friday, but rain will move in by friday evening and will continue into saturday morning. it will be warm on saturday with highs in the 60s. then temps will drop again on sunday with highs in the 40s. an offshore low may move closer to the coast on sunday. if that happens, then we may see a bit of a wintry mix in the region possibly with

are very split on this. two models keep us totally dry. so the details will hopefully get worked out soon. we will continue to monitor and bring you updates. dry and colder for monday and tuesday. up next on midday - imagine if you won the

up next on midday - imagine if you won the powerball. well, that's what a few workers at a restaurant

help wanted! a farm in central virginia is looking for some volunteers to snuggle goats. yes, you heard that right. it's not a joke, the farm in albemarle county is expecting 90 goats to be born there by the middle of february. so, it is look for volunteers to give those kids some love. newborn goats have to be bottle fed four times a day and be kept warm. one of the farm workers says it will be a learning experience for the volunteers. (isabella zechini, carmount farm): "this is kidding season, it's gonna be a really happy and really hectic time, we'd love to have people come and see that whole process and see where their food comes from." ?never fed or cuddled a goat before? that's okay. the farm

is necessary. we know a lot of you are in office pools for tonight's powerball drawing. just make sure the leader of your group isn't going to pull what this person did. on saturday, several workers at grissini's resataurant in new jersey thought they were millionaires. that's because the bartender got a text message listing what he thought were the winning numbers for saturday's drawing. and in that pool, one of the lines matched the numbers! only one problem, the numbers he got were for last wednesday's drawing. poveromo says: "it was unbelievable -- my legs were shaking." moreno says: "everybody in the restaurant really crazy -- everybody running." moreno says: "(you'd quite for those 20 minutes? you said i'm finished?) yes." poveromo says: "before we knew it it was all over with." poveromo says: "i went to the website.. all different numbers." despite not winning last

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. >> marlena: thank you, lucy. yeah, bye. all righty, i've cleared my schedule for the week. >> john: sounds good. how's eric? >> marlena: his ekg showed improvement. >> john: means the antibiotics are doing their job. that's good. >> marlena: yeah. at least for the moment. john? >> john: yeah. >> marlena: how long do you think it will be before the police press charges? >> john: well, sweetheart, i'm surprised they haven't done that already. who knows, maybe roman pulled some strings. >> marlena: i'm actually pretty concerned about eric. i know him so well, you know? he will be harder on himself than any judge or jury can be. and if he doesn't want

he just won't.