atlanta braves. >> yeah. >> should be maddox and glavine. >> maddox and glavine?yes, sir. >> i'll place my bet on -- >> he didn't know what he was doing. he didn't know pitchers' names, he didn't know team names. he didn't understand the odds. >> an investigation into mark wu's finances revealed a telling piece of information. >> when we began to discover that mark wu had over a four or five-month period drawn more than $70,000 out of his bank account, that mark wu was telling investigators that he at one occasion had dropped $15,000 on a single bet. >> and investigators already knew there was a disagreement about the baseball bet and that mark wu believed jason owed him $17,000. >> so, it tells us that there's definitely money issues going on between the two of them and they're very severe in nature. >> mark gave police permission to search his apartment. they found no bloody clothes or weapons, but in the parking lot was the second vehicle mark wu owned. this one was silver. like the one seen following jason mcguigan the afternoon before the murders. inside was

the atlanta braves say the former player fell on ice and hurt his hip.s expected to make a full recovery. he broke the home run record playing for the braves 40 years ago. >>> investigators are trying to learn more about the man found dead in the wheel well of a plane. ground crew members spotted the body in a south african air ways jet that landed wednesday. it arrived from johannes esburg. the airline is cooperating with the investigation. >> it's horrible you know. it shows the desperation of people to basically leave their standing or way of life behind and come to a better place. >> now investigators aren't sure if the man was a stow away but do though the expect foul play. the fairfax medical examiner's office be do an autopsy. >>> a family is in mourning after finding out one of their loved ones died in a fire. he died near the university campus. the business major was from maryland. two others in the home were able to get out in time. investigators are looking into how the fire started. >>> expect delays on metro to continue through tomorrow. met

the all-star pitcher signing a $42 million contract with the atlanta braves.b option for a fifth year with that plus bonuses. the 25-year-old could make as much as 58d million over the next five years. >>> first facebook. now -- we're talking about teens and their hassive spending power. ditching one cool brand for newer and cooler. marketing expert bruce said he knows with the kids are headed and who is ringing up the sales. our mothers used to play volleyball years ago. i don't think they were wearing this brand. >> it's good to see you from south florida. >> okay. if ittisn't it's important to know that kids don't think about public companies. in fact the only public company they don't like is being in the public company of their parent. the easy way to tell what kids are interested in is look at who allows them to feel like individuals. teens want to be individuals just like everybody else. so the number one company five years in if a row said it is nike. why? nike allows them to economize. present the image of themselves they want to present. >> how can t

freddie freeman signing a new eight year $135 million deal with the atlanta braves. >>> black hawks forwardckhaynes leading chicago to a win. this was an incredible performance for cane who found out a few hours before the game that his grandfather passed away. >> one of my great friends growing up. just really sad, sad day. it is important to get the win, but any time you get someone taken away from you that's so close, it means so much. tough to hear that right before the game for sure. >> athletes are people, too. the difference is they have to skate out and play in front of 18,000 people with a heavy heart. good for him. >>> if you were out of the country, the cal bear took down top ranked arizona saturday night. you have to hand it to montgomery who appears to be building for the long haul with some top notch pedigree. >> i love my teammates. i love the chemistry between the freshman. it is a lot of fun. >> basketball is more than just a game for cameron rooks and teammate jordan matthews it's a life style. cameron's dad shaun plaid for seven different nba teams while -- played for sev

you get a bunch of other assets including the atlanta braves for free.y with the valuation here. >> i think it's worth 165, and you get john and greg without paying 220. liz: can i just ask because people are looking at the ash taj possibilities, charter wants to buy something, don't they? >> there aren't a lot of choices in the public market. liz: cablevision, cox isn't public. >> right. and to get the scale fast, final final -- time warner cable was the second choice. ceo of charter knows very well who used to essentially run cablevision -- liz: a little bit of of tough blood between him and the dolans? >> it's all business, and there's a lot of synergies -- liz: jimmy dolan said he wouldn't mind selling at some point. >> it makes a lot of sense. they're stuck between programmers and verizon on the other side. liz: okay. you look at other names as well, and there are opportunities out there in the market as. give me your favorite two names right now. >> i don't know if they're my favorite names, but one of them is the anti-what's app play, a big boring

no more green and gold or the atlanta braves.all about orange and black. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ents say >>> miley cyrus is twerking her way to the bay area for a couple of concerts next week but some parents say cyrus has just gotten too raunchy for their kids. kpix 5's juliette goodrich talked to one parent who gave away her daughter's concert tickets. [ music ] >> reporter: miley cyrus famously twerked her way into america's living rooms. she became all the talk for being over the top. some positive reaction. >> we have miley cyrus banger tour, wahoo! >> reporter: and some not so positive. this mother got rid of her two concert tickets. >> after all the controversy and the outfits and the way she dresses, i thought i really don't want to expose my 12-year- old daughter to this. so gave the tickets away today. >> reporter: she gave her tickets away because the wild star has gone too far. >> they all just loved her when she was hannah montana. and she was cute and just now it's just not the kind of thing you want your daughter

then you get everything else including the atlanta braves and other publicly traded stock for $25 a shareav, buy it for $132. plus you get the deal with malone and faye which is undiminished in my view even after today. >> chris, are you surprised, i know i automatic, that cablevision doesn't have at least a bid here in tems of stock trading up? >> it started the day certainly up on the belief that one of charter's second best options was to buy cablevision. there is scarce value in cable subscrib subscribers. cable has 2.8 million of them. and it's hard to get -- it's hard to get big groups like that. so it's come off obviously since then. the story of cablevision has always been the same. the new york market is going to get consolidated. whoever ends up with new york, i assume that will be comcast, i assume one of the drivers for the deal was comcast's ability to control the number one dna in the northeast, but it's going to be a totalation of comcast terms and their timeline. >> before we go. you know, how much do you think by virtue of combining these two companies and adding the kind

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♪ honestly ♪ i want to see you be brave ♪ >> atlanta georgia hunkering down for a potentially catastrophiccials aren't taking any chances this time. what they are doing this time to prepare. good morning. >> good morning ainsley. the good news is the city is doing so much more. the state is doing so much more to prepare for this storm. the bad news is we are being hit by a 1-2 punch. it definitely hit us hard. i am standing outside it is very, very cold. you can see the ice coming down on my umbrella. it has been freezing rain for about 45 minutes to an hour this morning. we are told this is going to last for about 24-hours. we are going to get up to about an inch of rain. we have massive crews headed in our direction, power crews to help us get things going and get us back on our feet. it could be a week before some folks get power again and hundreds of thousands could loose power. ainsley? >> it could take a week i guess. better than a month. >> hackers may have found a way to mass weapons through airport security. diane macedo joins us with this alarming story for any one who flies. >>

. >> reporter: the roads around atlanta are covered with snow and ice and almost deserted. lamont williams is braving the elements because he works as a roadside assistants. >> if you don't think you can deal with it, then stay off the streets. it is bad. >> reporter: from alabama to the carolinas, southern states are getting pounded with snow, sleet and freezing rain. thousands of people are riding out the storm at home. >> georgians have heeded the warning and they are staying home and staying off the roadways. and that is appreciated by all of us who are trying to keep everybody safe. >> reporter: most people are staying off the roads and while some people are still getting around on foot, it's not much safer. atlanta sidewalks are coated with thick sheets of ice like this. residents who stayed home had to stay clear of fallen branches and downed power lines. tens of thousands of people across the state have been left without power. but some atlanta residents and their pets tried to make the best of a bad situation. >> i love it. i love the snow. [ laughter ] >> reporter: there's not a lot of folk

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fox news's jonathan braving the elements in atlanta to bring us the latest. >> what you see behind mend 85 marriage to become of the major north/south thoroughfare through the heart of atlanta. as you can imagine on a typical day is busy any time you look at it but right now it looks like a ghost town because most people are heeding the warnings to stay off the roads. this is avoided much of the bottleneck we experience two weeks ago during the last winter storm but georgia governor nathan deal is surging residents not to let their guard down. >> even now the real danger is people will look out the window and say it doesn't look bad. maybe we should get on the roads or go to work or do other things. we shouldn't be deceived by that. this form has come in waves and there's another wave in the process of coming toward us now. >> that brings concerns about electrical power. 100,000 customers in georgia alone lost electricity. crews are out in full force and managed to restore electricity to some of those areas where power got knocked out but because the storm is constantly evolve in and

brave it. >> but didn't you hear there was a storm coming? >> i heard there was a storm coming. but i don't know. i guess i -- i guess i didn't learn a lesson from atlanta because i didn't think it was going to be that bad. >> i was going to say, didn't you see the pictures from atlanta that looked so bad for ice and snow where people couldn't get home for 24 hours at a time? >> i did see that. you would think since it was so recent that would have stuck with me. i thought when i left work so early, i would make it home okay, unfortunately that wasn't the case. >> cara have you seen anything like that in north carolina especially in raleigh? >> in 2008, we had a big ice storm but i lived closer to the coast so it wasn't that bad. i definitely have never seen anything like that, which is why i think i wasn't as prepared. people up north are looking at us like we don't know what we're doing but -- >> no, but maybe it's a good idea to stay inside tomorrow, it looks like. >> absolutely. >> cara, take care. joining us on the phone also is the deputy secretary of communications from the north carolina department of communications. mike saf charbonneau. good e

brave one, is live outside the new york city studios. but we also begin with jonathan serri who is poised to tell us what's happening in atlanta where tens on the road. >> reporter: not stuck on the roads at all. i'm standing on the 17th street overpass. there is plenty of snow, but very little traffic.ng the warns to stay off of the roads. but there were problems elsewhere. take a look at this photo tweeted from the raleigh-durham, north carolina area, showing stranded cars, even a car on fire. other regions, ice forming on trees, weighing down limbs, causing them to fall on power limbs or other structures. about 210,000 georgia homes and businesses remain without power. in decatur, a tree fell on a house, injuring an 85-year-old woman inside. the woman was taken to a hospital, but she is expected to be okay. back to you. >> thank you very much. jonathan telling us what's happening down south. who else is prepared to tell us what's happening outside? >> maria molina is. she's live outside our new york city studios all morning and she's been watching the weather around the country as well. tell us what's going to be happening today. >> i

he set many, many records, like the following -- 2,085 victories with the atlanta braves, best in history. overall record of 24,013 wins, 1,930 losses. the braves won more games with cox, 1,735 in a 19-season span than they do in any other team in baseball won. 15 divisional crowns, five pennants, and he holds the record for the most ejections of any manager in the history of baseball. the reason that's a positive story is this -- bobby cox fought for his players. he knew how to motivate a crowd. he knew how to get on an umpire's back. his 132nd ejection took place in november of twefn in one of the play-off games when he went out and argued a third called strike against his star player chipper jones. two innings later the braves came back and rallied and won. in large measure, it was bobby's fighting for his players that made the difference. but he also fights for georgians. his work for dreams in recovery foundation that he founded for those that are paraplegics and quadriplegics in georgia is remarkable. bobby gives his time to help those less fortunate. he continues to help the atlant