anthony: it's 6:07 now. ahead on eyewitness news, an update to a story we told you about yesterday morning. what we are learning about the man killed in a house fire in johnston county. caitlin: and time is running out health insurance through obamacare. the critical date you need to know about. we'll explain about that. right now, if you can't, you will want to get outside today, right, steve? steve: that's right. no precipitation even close to us and for the first time in quite a while, we'll end a month that's just fine. hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? more than 25,000 movies and shows on demand, most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on their bed. i don't want to be rude. discover how much more is included. are those meatballs still circulating? get tv, internet and phone for $89.99 per month. s s. steve

anthony: good luck. caitlin: good advice. anthony: yes. 35 degrees outside. eyewitness news -- caitlin: good morning. and welcome back on this saturday. here is what is making headlines this morning. update to breaking news we have been following. we know that one person was killed in a house fire on johnston county. on south fifth street in smithfield near the police department. the fire is under investigation. we have not learned the identity of the person killed. but the red cross has been called in. police are investigating after three people were shot at a party in fayetteville. we're told this happened after 3:30 this morning on the 6300 block of ramsey street. they were taken to cape fear valley medical center with non life-threatening injuries. and the zika virus it is primarily contracted through infected mosquitoes, but is new be sexually transmitted. so far 36 cases in the united states, none so far in north carolina. anthony: facebook is cracking down on line gun sales. they are going to bar individuals from advertising or selling guns. gun contro

anthony: and a live news conference. let's listen in. >> hopefully as we start preparing for denver this week, she can show me he is ready to roll. >> the game wrapped up. >> what happened was, we were delayed because of it. i have tried to figure out why. it might be going into overtime. i ran the training room to see what happened. so then i knew who it was. it is just one of those things. you are geared up. and then joe comes and says coach, we're on a five and it hold because of this. anthony: coming up, we will have more on last night's big nfc championship win. very exciting around here. the deadline for health >> abc 11 eyewitness news continues. barbara: welcome back. a live picture from breaking news one in this is what it looks like live on some streets in durham. anthony: sidestreets have not been gotten to yet apparently. there in mind if you are thinking about driving, it is not just endorsed. be careful. barbara: donis coming up with the forecast a little bit. sunday is the last day you can unless you quali

anthony: just one. you can see the denver broncos logo and name displayed prominently in the south end zone but you can also almost see what's left in the other end zone. it appears the crews painted the broncos logo in the north end. they fixed the mistake and the panthers did get their logo where it belongs. caitlin: kind of a big oops there. >> . steve: guys, enjoy the day today, gets better tomorrow in the mid-60s. a beautiful weekend. caitlin: nice. thank you, steve. >>> good morning, america.

anthony wilson. caitlin: and i'm caitlin knute but i will take this morning over last saturday morning, of course. i saw that picture chris hohmann put on his facebook page comparing the friday before to yesterday. anthony: it's okay with the snow. caitlin: you are a snow lover. steve: it takes a lot of time if you don't have a lot of sun to get rid of it. there's still some of it piled up. we're going into a nice stretch of weather. it starts today and really peaks throughout next few days. flirting with 70 this week. cold now, mostly in the 20s this morning. fair skies for now. you don't expect many clouds at all. satellite and radar, mostly clear, normal high 52, might peak at around 55. a good 10 degrees warmer tomorrow and even warmer on monday. more on that coming up in a few minutes. caitlin: thank you, steve. we want to follow breaking news out of johnston county this morning. a house fire next to the smith field police department on south field street. there's a possibility someone was insid

anthony: what is a day off? kyle: i love reading and spearfishing and hanging out in the wine country. gary: what about michael lewis? kyle: i think michael lewis writes some interesting books. in my interactions with him, what i have noticed is that hyperbole tends to sell books. he has great stories and he is a great investigative journalist and he has a little hyperbole in there and then that book takes off. gary: your favorite sport. is it football? ricky: to watch, my favorite sport is football. to play as tennis. anthony: favorite book. ricky: "into thin air." that was the book that spoke to me. anthony: your favorite vacation spot, athens or aspen? ricky: aspen. i love the mountains penpal of the activity. gary: wisconsin football. ricky: i love wisconsin everything. anthony: the person you admire the most. ricky: i think bill gates has been one of these entrepreneurial visionaries, built a business into something unbelievable, defy the odds of what he did, and then turned his life to charity and making t

anthony: i'm anthony wilson in for john clark. the winter storm is gone but the impact is still here. barbara: black ice a big concern as go back to work. we have live team coverage with the mobile news vehicles and they are finding crashes. we have will a number of them. one flipped over a guard rail on anthony: 40. we will check weather and traffic but first here is the latest list of closings. anthony: wake county, durham, chapel hill. carrboro and orange county schools closed the franklin. granville. lee, mecklinburg, moore for students and employees two-hour delay. nash, rocky mount, northampton person closed. >> warren county, weldon city and vance county. barbara: on a two-hour delay johnston, harnett. roanoke rapids, no delays in cumberland, hoke, sampson wilson and wayne. we have a list at the bottom of the screen or on abc11.com. anthony: it is time for weather and traffic together with meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center with more on why we have the closings closings. don: we have dropped into

anthony: thank you, steve. millions of americans are preparing to dig out after the blizzard that hit the east coast. caitlin: in new york city, ew jersey, flooding is a concern after storm raised water levels. the blizzard is blamed for at least 18 deaths. news -- caitlin: good morning, welcome back, a live look at the roads from hour network of d.o.t., we're keeping an eye on things so you don't have to adventure this is 540. you can see a few slick spots. anthony: and checking another location, i-4 40 at capital, that is coming up there. it is. you can see pretty good conditions there. the pavement is dry. the traffic is moving along very well, but the side streets and the secondary roads may not look good. caitlin: anything in the shade, too, something to keep in mind. and this is i-85 at the durham freeway. so again it looks patchy in the middle. the reason we're showing you the good streets to let you know that appearances can be deceiving. so you may be driving along and hit a patch. you might see the sa

anthony: avoid that. caitlin: this morning, tens of thousands of people in our viewing area are waking up to another day without electricity. anthony: the worst case scenario means it could be sometime tomorrow before power is restored but crews are making progress. here's the latest information from are duke energy. wake county, 20,000 people without power. down from 40,000 last night. in johnson county, almost 14,000 customers remain in the dark. 5600 still without power in mash county. and in cumberland county, about 1600 customers are still waiting for their electricity to be restored. and ed crump is live in wake county with more on getting the power up and running. good morning, ed. ed: good morning, anthony. power have been able to use their car to power up their phones and other devices and watch us online for an update. look at how many people are out there this morning getting ready to go. in the background, you see bucket trucks all with their masts up, to make sure they don't freeze down. if y

anthony: welcome back. a live look outside at 7:16 at looks like somebody is having a little trouble there with flashing lights and you also see what appears to be a sheet of ice covering the roadway. another reminder to ask you to avoid driving today if you possibly can. looking at another location, 440 at new bern avenue, there you can see the pavement appears to be clear and that person, all those people, making some progress but not every road looks this way. bear that in mind as you head out. again, that could be fine, or it could be ice, or it could be snow. the good thing, not a lot of traffic there at all. if you're venturing out, be careful and go extra slow. caitlin: authorities in rowan county are looking for an atv driver that intoday's depositionally hit a state trooper. the sheriff noticed two atvs driving on highway 53 yesterday morning. the officer approached the drivers when they pulled into a then one of the atv drivers sped toward the officer and hit him. when the same driver tried to do

anthony: absolutely. we appreciate their time and their hard work and yours, coming out on sunday and away from your family. ed: glad to do it. caitlin: well, new bern avenue, we are glad to report is no longer a problem area. this is new bern. a stretch that went all of the way to corporation parkway in raleigh. that intersection was shutdown for 24 hours because a power pole snapped in front of a restaurant, in front of the restaurant on friday night. crews were working throughout they got it fixed, in front of the waffle house, they opened up it last night at 11:00. anthony: and in johnston county, detour, buffalo road, that area closed in both directions. the large tree is lying across the road, backed up power lines, still haven't been moved yet. the d.o.t. expects that road to finally open around 2:00 this afternoon. and as we have been saying all morning long, side streets and shady areas a big concern. one area that drivers need to be prepared for -- if they hit a patch of ice after short time ago

anthony: it is february now. all right, 40 degrees right now as we wind down the month of january. 7:50 is the time. caitlin: larry stogner receiving with 20 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider . >> now, abc 11 eyewitness news sports. >> after a lack luster lost to georgia tech earlier this week, mark godfrey challenged his team saying i don't like how they're playing and we don't like how they're playing. nc state putting together a complete game and doing so against a ranked miami team would be a big boost for the team. and he said pat barber would be great. later, barber driving beating conta

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anthony: i'm anthony wilson in for john clark. thanks for joining us. the winter storm is gone but the impact felt. barbara: black ice is a concern as many head back to work. we have live team coverage. mobile news vehicles on the roads. we will check weather and traffic in a minute but first we want to give you the list of closings. anthony: wake county, durham public, chapel hill. carrboro and orange county schools closed. barbara: classes canceled in chatham. franklin, granville. halifax, lee, mechanic lipburg, moore employees in moore county have a that lower delay. anthony: warren county, welden and vance. barbara: two-hour delay johnston, harnett. roanoke rapids. there are no delays in cumberland, hoke, sampson, wilson and wayne. you can find the list at the bottom of the screen or any time on abc. anthony: it is time for weather and traffic together with meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center giving us an update. don: good morning to you. as you head out temperatures mid 20's but they will climb quickly. by 9:00 up to freez

anthony: what is the solution? john: we are building teams. what we are really trying to do is focus on our development program. we want to hire, train and develop younger people. you have a generational opportunity with the kids of our clients. i will go to my parents and ask for advice. i will even consider the advisor if they treat me as my own self, as an individual, without my parents' agenda. anthony: the robo advisors are targeting your clients' children who are utilizing things like uber and airbnb. john: i' m saying i love the idea that automating investment advisors' advice. it plays a very important role. we embrace the idea that technology can advance our offering to our clients. gary: what adjustments need to be made in this? low environment what are you suggesting to people? john: change of citations. announcer: like us on facebook and follow us on twitter and instagram. wall street week is sponsored in anthony: one of the things you have to worry about is the different -- the difference between bonds and bond funds. several -- s

anthony: they were poisoned while sitting in the car. neighbors say the woman and two young children were in the car while the husband tried to dig it out from two feet of snow. the woman and her 1-year-old son died. the 3-year-old daughter survived. she is in critical condition. authorities say the poisonous gas seeped into the car because the tail pipe was blocked by snow. they believe it took no more monoxide to kill them. barbara: a jet lands in canada after encountering severe turbulence. ambulances and paramedics were waiting. seven much hospitalized. it was headed from miami to italy with 192 passengers and 11 crew members. anthony: two men who attempted to flee from california authorities called 911 to be rescued. they fled police in eldorado county but just before 9:00 they called 911 to report they were in fare of freezing to death. deputies launched a search and fond them the next morning. police say they willingly gave themselves up. both suffered severe hypothermia hypothermia. they were treated at a hospital before going to

anthony: welcome back. 9:13. 46 degrees outside. these stories making headlines this morning. the remains of a 13 years old girl send from north carolina to virginia for an autopsy. a virginia tech student is charged with the murder of nicole madison 11al missing since wednesday. and an emergency meeting is set tomorrow how best to control the zika outbreak spreading across the americas. here at home, 76 people in a dozen states controched the disease. four are pregnant women. and abc11 eyewitness news is with the panthers our special live coverage begins today from santa clara. much more in sports and you can get coverage on line, abc11.com. caitlin: new this morning a flight from london to chicago had to turnaround two hours into the flight because of a mechanical issue. the british airways flight had to make it back to the airport in london. the pilot w at base jumper's body after he went missing last weekend. they believe the someone an autopsy will be performed to confirm the man's identity. anthony: p

and anthony came in and-- damian: what was it, anthony? what was it that flipped the switch for you and said, "i got to get out of this"? anthony sanchez: i always, always reminisce on it because it was a very important time for me. i knew i had to change my life. i was just a senior in high school, so i knew the next step was my career path. and i didn't want to continue that type of lifestyle anymore. i knew where it was going to lead into., i'd seen a lot of older friends never get out of jail again, or get into things, a lot of them not to ever--or be dis-privileged again. it's a lot of things, their freedom. and i didn't want that coming into the system. i didn't want that getting out of high school. i wanted a career that was going to allow me to be successful, and put my situation in a position where i can inspire people. damian: and you're in that position now. talk about anthony's a multi-millionaire. well, tell us about your success story because that--kids and their parents need to hear this. anthony: it's important to know that

anthony: yes. don: just looking at the trends and trends for california, northern california has seen a lot of rain and snow in the so wouldn't it be funny if you had a wet nasty super bowl. barbara: they were talking about cam newton's first super bowl and peyton is like the oldest at 39. he has four super bowls. what a game though! wow! don: the other one was a defensive showdown. it is going to be a good game. today weather-wise it is not interesting. kind of boring. barbara: you are about to be in trouble. don: wednesday and thursday we have precipitation chances. wednesday will be wet. 70% chance of seeing rain thursday. 30% 30%. today we are dry. live look into raleigh and 26. dew point 22, 84% humidity. winds calm. looking at r.d.u. 66% humidity. west wind three miles an hour. we look at temperatures across the region and 24 roxboro, 29 chapel hill. 22 sanford, 267 smithfield. 27 fayetteville. 27 clinton, wilson and 25 roanoke rapids. we are not seeing anything in the way of rainfall or snow

anthony: a pleasure to have you on the show. you started in 2005 and have this nest egg to start your own business. a macro trading? kyle: my goal was to build a certain nest egg over time, running wall street firms in dallas until i could have enough capital to invest a giant portion of my net worth and have enough capital to live on until things worked out. something i always land on, i had to get to a certain day. i got to that day in december of gary: a lot of people are watching right now and say that is what i want to do. kyle: it is a giant leap of faith but the truest that on yourself that you can make. if you believe you have the wherewithal to invest globally, you will be domestic or global. from my perspective, i had to have a number where i could take half of my net worth and put it in a fund and the other half, save for life puppies -- life' s purposes, children. it was not a huge number p are you go from high six or low seven numbers and all the sudden reversal or paying out most like the seven figures for a couple

do you see that anthony?. >> there is no question that the hedge fund industry has underperform at least in the last year. so you are seeing rotation back into structured credit. you're seeing rotation back into fixed income. you see guys like mark lazarus at avenue capital moving what is energy distressed space. a lot of guys in the health care sector that actually got the merger activity right, dagen, but because ofpolitics, because of that famous tweet from secretary clinton earlier last year talking about the drug prices in the future those stocks did not do well. there is definitely a lot of uncertainty. you talked about a lot of cash being raised i think that is true. dagen: story in "wall street journal" cash levels of pen fun funds are highest they have been. pension and mutual funds told $200 billion in securities raising cash since 2014. highest pension funds at least since 2004. >> that is bullish sign. cash on the sidelines means any glimmer of good news they will start to allocate back into stock

anthony still works at least five days a week. still drives, lives alone and how is it? >> beautiful! >> reporter: for more than 90 years and through generations of customers, anthony has relied on his hands. as for retirement, he relies on faith. >> the only one that holds the secret is the man above. >> reporter: the styles and tools of the trade, of course, have all changed, but anthony's simple grace remains timeless. >> oh, working, keeps you young. i says, it keeps you young. >> reporter: rob nelson, channel 7, eyewitness news. what a wonderful story. we should point out rob nelson joins us with more on this. rob, you say he's been cutting hair since the 1920s? since grace coolidge was first lady?... it's easy for me cause look at her. aw... so we use k-y ultragel. it enhances my body's natural moisture so i can get into the swing of it a bit quicker. and when i know she's feeling like that, it makes me feel like we're both... when she enjoys it, we enjoy it even more. and i enjoy it. feel the difference with k-y ultragel. >> important message for residents age 50

-anthony: close to 40. -lemonis: 40. -anthony: yeah. -lemonis: wow.35 to 40, depending on the time of the year. lemonis: what's the number-one seller? anthony: voluspa's the number-one line. she's been around forever. -mark: those are like, $27. -anthony: this is $27. mark: see, that's the goal right there. anthony: this is 100 hours in this big, thick glass in this beautiful box. that's why this is number one. lemonis: and so you carry their stuff, too? -anthony: i do. -lemonis: where is their stuff? how many do you sell of these a year? a couple thousand? anthony: yeah, maybe close to 2,000. lemonis: and how many voluspa do you sell a year? anthony: oh, those are in the tens of thousands, but they're a brand name. lemonis: and so that's really more mainstream. anthony: yeah. i said that from day one. it's niche-y. i mean, these are really interesting-looking. there's nothing like it. it's got a very specific clientele. like, their other line is very -- it's too sophisticated for most people. -lemonis: show me that. -sam: ah. anthony: yeah, it's esot

anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "as soon as i said rebel flag on my dq." anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "i felt pretty low that my own government wasn't going to let me serve my country because of ink that's in my skin,' we tried contacting the recruiting center wednesday but they were closed. we did find the marine corps' tattoo policy -- which reads in part, "tattoos/brands that are sexist, racist, eccentric or offensive in nature, express an conduct or prohibited by the marine corps drug uniform code of include tattoos associated with illegal drugs, drug anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "or paraphernalia are prohibited." "does that have your tattoo?" anthony bauswell/rejected by marines the recent high school grad says stigma with the confederate flag... anthony "i definitely don't want to see racism, which is 90-percent of the reason why i put 'southern pride' on it," bauswell says he is hoping his pride for his country can be expressed in just remain skin- deep. anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "i kind of felt like i had a plan for my li

anthony burfoot turned himself in to us marshals earlier today. he's facing some very serious charges-- charges his attorney says aren't true. 10=3:55 "we are prepared to fight everything absolutely prepared and ready and raring to go" norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot and his attorney andrew sacks are confident in burfoot's innocents. he's facing 8 federal charges of public corruption. 10=4:06 "anthony knows what he did and what he didn't do these things the truth is the strongest alley you have in a case" though city records. the feds say he used his role as vice mayor and city treasurer to accept money charged with perjury

anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "or paraphernalia are prohibited." ken buffa/reporting "does that have anything to do with your tattoo?" anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "to me no," the recent high school grad says he understands the stigma with the confederate flag... anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "i definitely don )t want to see racism, which is 90-percent of the reason why i put southern pride on it," bauswell says he is hoping his pride for his country can be expressed in service and not just remain skin-deep. anthony bauswell/rejected i had a plan for my life and now that i can )t go i am not sure where i stand." in the same policy, tattoos in certain locations on the body are not allowed - like on the hands, fingers and wrists. the marine corps also has a tattoo poster on some websites with the slogan "think before you ink." if your teenager is having trouble sleeping, it might be time for him or her to clean and air out their room. researchers in england say sleeplessness in teens could be linked to the smelliness of their bedrooms.

that )s what norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot is facing. councilman andy protogyrou reacts to the federal indictment charges that many people learned of today. 58:20 the issue is a public trust are another matter. those are things that need to be looked at very closely. he and councilman barclay winn said they both feel for the treasurer. both saying everyone is innocent until proven guilty. 59:55 you have to understand that anybody that is in that position is going through a tremendous meanwhile councilwoman williams had a harsher reaction telling me over the phone that she is disappointed and that this creates a lack of trust among the public and takes away from the good work done by public officials. much of the indictment centers around a deal with the group - tievest - a residential and commercial developer -- back in 2011 the city council voted in favor of the midtown office tower. councilman winn says he voted for the deal - and initially thought it was positive move for the city - but of three of the 8 voted against it. 58:50 three

but anthony's simple grace remains timeless. we still have a lot to get to this morning: including a half- court shot for the ages by this pro athlete. the thing is... he doesn't play basketbaa for a living.g. actually, the colors are frozen, but many people are mesmerized by this igloo. a few flurries this mornini not the person who lives here... has to solol problems as big as the world... and as small as your kitchen table. that's the job. everyday. and now, the first lady who helped get healthcare for eight million kids... the senator who helped a city rise again... the secretary of state who stood up for america, and stared down hostile leaders around the world... is the one canandate for president who has everythingng it takes to do every part of the job... she'll never let anyone privatize social security and medicare... or shut down planned parenthood... she'll take e the gun lobby... finally get equal pay for women... and stop the republicans from ripping all our progress away. so on february first, stand up for hillary

case. >> gonzalez sued casey anthony for defamation in 2013, claiming anthony framed her. last september that suit was thrown out. detectives say gonzalez and her boyfriend are charged with stealing a credit card from a man who is fighting cancer while >> gonzalez and her boyfriend were using that credit card while that individual was in the hospital. >> investigators say the two were staying and working at the motel, cleaning carpets, giving them access to the man's room. it wasn't until he got a call from the bank about suspicious transactions. they were caught spending nearly $850 at a nearly wal-mart, home depot, even a seven-11. >> we have been checking on gonzalez's boyfriend. he is still booked in jail on a $1,500 bond. >> carbon monoxide poisoning at an apartment. condos, not far from i-4. johnny, what are firefighters saying to you about all this? >> they tell me the source in this whole thing is a generator found inside one of the apartments that was being used for maintenance. for fire rescue, they got a call earlier from dr. phillips hospital about a family of

carmelo anthony was. logging 49 minutes after injury. the knicks needed every one of his big shots to send the game to the first overtime and then a jumper. full of energy last night but how the 31-year-old, how did he feel this morning? the next time is always tough. australian open. in her hall of fame career. rafael nadal was sent backing. you have to wonder if the end is near for hill. he lost to fernando in five sets. said there's no more things to do than keep practicing hard. the same way that i was doing the last four, five months. both reached one year, nonguaranteed deals with the yankees to avid arbitration. the news that pete rose has been waiting for. he's going into the hall of fame. not the one you are thinking of. the cincinnati reds hall of fail. his jersey will be retired during the reds hall of fame weekend through 24th through the 26th. it may be the closest he gets to cooperstown. as you know, his ban from baseball was upheld. >> i just go back. my dad used to take my sister and me to those big -- >> johnny bench, ke

anthony still works at least five days a week.till drives lives alone and still cuts his own hair. >> i cut it last night. how is it? >> beautiful! >> reporter: for more years and through generations of customers, anthony has relied on his hands. as for retirement he relies on faith. >> the only one that holds the secret is the man above. >> reporter: the styles and tools of the trade, of course have all changed, but anthony's simple grace remains timeless. >> oh working, keeps you young. i says it keeps you young. >> reporter: rob nelson channel 7, eyewitness news. >> all right. what a wonderful story. we should point out rob nelson joins us with more on this. you say he's been cutting hair since the 1920s? since great coolidge was first lady? for him... it's easy for me cause look at her. aw... so we use k-y ultragel. it enhances my body's natural moisture so i can get into the swing of it a bit quicker. and when i know she's feeling like that, it makes me feel like we're both... when she enjoys it we enjoy it even more. and i e

and anthony is touring around in durham county. anthony: yeah. we are on pw alexander and a lot of people tends to drive because they come to work back here. we are seeing a lot of trucks, a lot of them actually piloted by people working for durham public works and they are making something progress. as you can see, there is block top over here. and also seeing the d.o.t. crews working the major highway. we just got off the durham freeway a minute ago. right before you came to us live there was a fleet, three, in fact of the public work trucks from durham worker another cornwallis, and they went down one lane and doubled back and did the other lane and then going down the middle. this is very important because right of the screen. this is how the parts on the right and left, a lot of the streets in durham look right now, particularly secondary roads. but right here, it looks like a little slush. and it is definitely warmer that is something obviously gnaw in our control. this could be a lot better, of course as temperatures drop and the sun goes

but anthony's simple grace remains timeless. >> work keeps you young. it keeps you young. >> marie: there you go. yes. the lesson to longevity. happy 105th. that was rob nelson reporting. >> reed: my small town where i grew up i had tilley the barber who has a barber pole. he nipped the top of my ear. so i was worried about that segment. but anthony's got it going on. >> marie: he's been doing it for 70 years. >> reed: here is what we're working on for next week. she gives a voice to the missing. there are more than 40,000 unidentified victims in the united states. they're labeled only as john or jane doe. rebel jane morris created can you identify me to help unite murder victims with families so they can be properly buried with a real name. faces of more than 160 people. >> a lot of families don't really find closure. but they find their loved one. there's not always answers. so sometimes it's just knowing where they are so they can go about their life again. >> reed: you can catch that story this weekend on "news 3 live at 3" on monday. if you know so

anthony wilson, abc 11 eyewitness news. >> anthony you and your crew be careful. barbara: governor mccrory declared a state of mental because of the -- emergency because of threat of ice. he is concerned about people being stuck on the roads and says the highway patrol will be joined by other state agencys to move abandoned vehicles and make sure no one is stranded in them. >> this is very important for us that we do not want to leave anyone abandoned on our highways and that will be a major part of the highway patrol. >> it is not just you out there. you have to make sure you are aware of the fact that some of the danger won't be because you do something but because you have to deal with other performance. barbara: hopefully the fact that closed will mean the roads will stay clear so crews can treat them. it is best to stay home if you can but we saw from anthony's shot a lot of people have to get out. our coverage continues. it is 6:38. john: this is a live look at brier creek and glenwood in raleigh. you see how slick the roads are getting. don: we continue to

anthony johnson. this is what that man can do to anyone in this division. if you're not prepared, if you have a bad game plan, anything is not perfect, anthony johnson will finish you. anthony johnson wrestled in junior college. this was not the shot. you don't shoot from halfway across the octagon. he understands the game good enough to know how to sprawl. you have to take advantage to get there. bader wasn't willing to. >> brian: the shot wasn't the biggest mistake. what ryan bader tried to do was shoot, make anthony johnson work, force him to wrestle early to wear him out. he went for the kimura and even when he lost his leverage and anthony johnson had both legs wrapped around him he stuck with it, he was caught in the mound, head pressed up against the fence, the tactical error where any other guy he's mounted by he's probably going to escape from but he's so strong. one mistake. >> joe: so terrified of the mounted he didn't want to let go of the arm. >> daniel: you have to realize "i've lost this position. i have to get back to a safe space, maybey ta

. >> daniel: great performance by anthony johnson. this is what that man can do to anyone in this division. if you're not prepared, if you have a bad game plan, anything is not perfect, anthony johnson will finish you. anthony johnson wrestled in junior college. this was not the shot. you don't shoot from halfway across the octagon. he understands the game good enough to know how to sprawl. you have to take advantage to get there. bader wasn't willing to. >> brian: the shot wasn't the biggest mistake. what ryan bader tried to do was shoot, make anthony johnson work, force him to wrestle early he went for the kimura and even when he lost his leverage and anthony johnson had both legs wrapped around him he stuck with it, he was caught in the mound, head pressed up against the fence, the tactical error where any other guy he's mounted by he's probably going to escape from but he's so strong. one mistake. >> joe: so terrified of the punches that by the time he was mounted he didn't want to let go of the arm. >> daniel: you have to realize

let's check in with anthony who is in for kari. learning more about something. >> american meteor logical society. that's what she is there learning about. you probably know that, as well. showers coming through the south bay right now and the sunol grade. just across parts of the san jose foot hills we're seeing light rain and down across morgan hill and gilroy, sprinkles are falling. as you get going this morning, light showers across the south bay and mostly that's where it's at across the higher elevations, as well, for the peninsula and san francisco. as we move through the day, things will dry out. 60 degrees for many of us and the showers are expected to clear out. as we move through the day, expected a dry day. the rain is expected to move in around 10:00 and talking widespread rain. i'm looking at some of the totals and very minor. we're talking less than 0.25. and we'll talk more about how much we saw and how much we'll see from this one coming up in my next report. mike, how is it moving on those roads earlier this morni

anthony burfoot had his initial appearance at the norfolk federal court this afternoon. we begin with live team coverage. margaret kavanaugh is standing by live in the control rule live outside the federal courthouse. that )s right according to the indictment -- for about 6 years -- from 20-05 to 20-11 -- burfoot used his different positions in norfolk city government to benefit companies in exchange for money, car payments, and home appliances. but his attorney is saying -- those allegations are false. 21;12 these are just paper accusations and believe me when we get to trial we are confident that he is going to be cleared of this paper accusations against the city of norfolk s treasurer anthony burfoot. that )s what andrew sacks is saying about his client -- accused of defrauding the citizens of norfolk during his time as norfolk city councilman, vice mayor, and treasurer. according to his indictment paperwork -- the scheme started in or around 20-05 -- when burfoot became a silent partner in tivest develompment and construction -- l-l-c. at the time he was only servin

we want to see if that happened to anthony. judith believes it may be the case. >> in the beginning when they tell me the way he was walking i believe that something may have been put in his drink. >> judith believes because of the evidence were anthony is walking side to side out of control. i put her in touch with kevin, he is going to help her get his liver tested for the date rape drug to see if that could possibly help her get answers. while speaking with judith it was heartbreaking because she said first of all, thank you she is glad someone is willing to help her who has law-enforcement experience. number two,. >> i just want to cremate him and keep him with me like a mother. i just want him to be with me. >> do you think the detective has the clues she needs. >> the detective has some suspects of mine. if he did have the date rape drug in his body then kevin will continue the investigation. it may be possible that he can help her but he will try. >> you continue your zone will hear from you soon. >> high-speed chase. >>

this reunion of sorts all started after famous anthony's kicked off their... "what's your story campaign." as wfxr's charlie cooper explains, the campaign is designed to bring people together, through the stories of their customers. 10:21-12:1936:30-39:15 56:13-1:00:11track 1at first glance it looks like your typical family meal- but two of these people are perf strangers brought together by a work of art.wendy jones 9-11 was a very difficult time for me. when i went into anthony's and saw this picture with the words they can destroy our big famous american building but they cant famous american pride that just really spoke to track 2she didnt know it at the time named aaron lyles was the artist behind it. it kicked off their campaign to share customers' stories that it all came together. bonny viar - vice president operations, famous anthony's she started telling me about the picture that she had hanging up that was drawn in the back of a coloring sheet she had asked to the famous anthony's and so we decided to use that as our kick off story with the hopes th

you'll recall it was anthony social worker from newark. he was the victim in this unprovoked attack. he was slashed across his face. he suffered 150 stitches to close that wound. nypd officials announced this afternoon that francis salud, 28 years old, was living in an apartment on the lower east side, has been arrested and is the main suspect in this slashing. they do believe at this point it was a random attack. but they also point out, and this is very important, he had been arrested and was out on $30,000 bail following a similar slashing back in october of last year. it was at this point that you compare these two cases, that's when the detective put some old fashion police practices to work. >> she saw a wanted flier and in addition she saw this picture here. she saw he had the same physical description and it was the same type of assault. practices, very astute on the department of detective ewell. we'll have further notes from the news conference tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. reporting live a at one police plaza, tim fleisch

that is the latest live, anthony johnson, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> anthony, thank you. >>> from the shore we head northwest to new brunswick with a.j. ross to see how people are preparing there. a.j. >> reporter: sade, snow is jersey prompting a lot of shoppers to rush out and get their necessities. come what may, people throughout central jersey is certainly hoping for the best and preparing for the worse. >> hopefully not too much snow. >> bring it on, bring it on. let's get it. >> i definitely don't want to shovel a lot but it looks like we're going to get a lot. >> reporter: a flood of shoppers hit area stores grabbing the essentials. >> i'm just getting all the things that i need. bread, water, milk. soup. >> just getting last minute stuff. you know getting some salt and stuff like that. >> i got some butter. >> i don't mean to laugh but -- >> i understand. garlic. >> are there vampires that come out during the blizzard. >> and i got chicken. some frozen chicken. >> reporter: to allow more throughout the weekend, they are implementing no parking rules. and the snow has incr

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. >> daniel: great performance by anthony johnson. this is what that man can do to anyone in this division. if you're not prepared, if you have a bad game plan, anything is not perfect, anthony johnson will finish you. anthony johnson wrestled in junior college. this was not the shot. you don't shoot from halfway across the octagon. he understands the game good enough to know how to sprawl. you have to take advantage to get there. bader wasn't willing to. >> brian: the shot wasn't the what ryan bader tried to do was shoot, make anthony johnson work, force him to wrestle early to wear him out. he went for the kimura and even when he lost his leverage and anthony johnson had both legs wrapped around him he stuck with it, he was caught in the mound, head pressed up against the fence, the tactical error where any other guy he's mounted by he's probably going to escape from but he's so strong. one mistake. >> joe: so terrified of the punches that by the time he was mounted he didn't want to let go of the arm. >> daniel: you have to realize

what are you seeing there, anthony? anthony: i'm across the line from orange into alamance we are rolling past the tanger outlet. right now we are seeing some of the road serviceurfaces that were brine the earlier. we were in downtown durham earlier because our radar indicates this is where the first precipitation is happening so we want to give you a look at anything that is visible. we will show you video back in durham this morning earlier. you are looking at some of the public works crews who are getting plows ready. they are expecting something to be plowed later on today. they have that and salt. we showed you the last half hour some of the streets in downtown and specifically it was main the salt is on the road and sidewalks because a lot of people do get outside and walk around in downtown durham as well a -- as raleigh. so if you have a reason to be out try to get it done before the weather begins to decline. we will be back live now and i will give you a look at what is behind us now on our mobile r breaking n

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anthony scaramucci what's your take? think that the market has a 14, 15 multiple floor. look where fed futures are. pricing now september rise as opposed to march and that's sort of positive. bill dudley will be speaking today, and expect it to be dovish. maria: steve moore, your take away. >> and fox rocks, great job last night. maria: fox rocks, i like it, raising the roof with fox. >> that's not bad. >> maria, it's trump and the rest of the field right now. everybody is chasing this guy. for six months they've been saying he's going away. ladies and gentlemen, this man is not going away he's an amazing retail politician. and number three, republicans if they're going to beat hillary talked so much about that last night they have to find a message that doesn't just appeal to conservatives, but to latinos and asians and other groups and i worry that if they sound anti-immigration and anti-trade, that's not a great message for the party. maria: art laffer. >> i was going to say what steve said during the break, 100 point