todd caldwell april. and tate pointed the finger at his young neighbor. >> i can't remember names. >> seth, seth techel. >> seth techel? >> yup. >> torkel? >> techel. >> techel.ad owns champion bowl. okay. >> and i'll tell -- i just -- they're good people. tate, does he know that you're the father-in- law of the neighbor? >> no, and i don't wanna tell him that because i don't want maybe what he does or doesn't do. >> reporter: and he thinks trouble? >> right. in the trailer property across the way? >> yeah. if you can, let us deal with it. >> what if -- what if -- what if i'm the one who's gotta catch todd that dog feces and rocks had been hurled at his home. he then showed todd the evidence.dalism of his home in stark terms. >> he says that he thinks these m and, you know, kind of - - a bell goes off like, "terrorism's kind of aird word to use." and the whole time -- half the time, i guess, he's sitting there. he's -- i notice a shotgun layin' on the ground, you know? and i'm like goin' "that makes me fe

todd caldwell responded to one in april. and tate pointed the finger at his young neighbor. >> i can't remember names. >> seth, seth techel. >> seth techel? >> yup. >> torkel? >> techel. >> techel. >> yeah, his dad owns champion bowl. okay. >> and i'll tell -- i just -- they're good people. they really are. >> reporter: now this guy, brian tate, does he know that you're the father-in- law of the neighbor? >> no, and i don't wanna tell him that because i don't want that to affect maybe what he does or doesn't do. >> reporter: and he thinks that's the source of his trouble? >> right. >> reporter: those people over in the trailer property across the way? >> yeah. >> well, if you can, let us deal with it. >> what if -- what if -- what if him? >> reporter: brian tate told todd that dog feces and rocks had been hurled at his home. he then showed todd the evidence. he described the vandalism of his home in stark terms. >> he says that he thinks these are acts of terrorism and, you know, kind of - - a bell goes off like, "terrorism'

go get him, now. >> who was todd caldwell talking about? turned out there was someone in seth and lisa's life that had everyone worried. >> things were escalating. you mind helping us out with a little taste test? which one of these do you think is v8? the red one. red. definitely the red one. guess what, they're all v8! really? (laughs), yea. y'all came out with some new flavors. do you want to cheers? here's to v8! bringing veggie power to the people. v8 veggie blends. veggies for all! aaaaaaaand we' re back at cricket wireless! switch and get a brand new lg risio for $19.99, or take a spin with the samsung galaxy grand prime for $29.99! cricket wireless. >> reporter: lisa techel was dead, murdered in her own bed. her distraught husband seth was outside, shirtless and barefoot. when lisa's little sister >> your best friend. >> yup. >> reporter: seth was inconsolable, and acting out. >> i went over to him when i first got there and i tried hugging him. he pushed me away. he punched his truck, and i said, "don't do that, seth, you know, let

todd caldwell remembered his lisa. much lisa and i are alike, and i would just tell everybody that she's the best parts of me. >> reporter: the prosecution had the burden of proving the charges, first degree murder and nonconsensual termination of a pregnancy. what did you think your strongest fa was going forward, strongest part of your story for a jury? >> probably the most important single piece of evidence was the shotgun. >> reporter: ballistics showed this mossberg 12-gauge was the murder weapon, a firearm that seth kept inside his house, and only he had access to it that morning, prosecutors argued. >> no murderer who wants to kill lisa techel comes to the murder scene without the murder weapon. >> we argued the impossibility of his story. some unknown asssslant breaks into his house and kills the wife that he says he's gonna leave. >> tyl batterson is our next witness. >> reporter: prosecutors called one of seth's young friends to show the jury, they said, just how deceptive and manipulative seth was. boys, it

he told police he fired a his name is nicholas caldwell, now. but he says he didn't know it was in an unmarked patrol car. let's go back to the scene after 1:00 this morning on south new jersey avenue. the police officer said he had been following caldwell who pulled up to a house on south new jersey. moments later a gunshot, then the officer saw caldwell standing in the front yard. the officer thought he had been shot at, called for backup. dozens of officers responded on the ground. overhead the police officers circled the neighborhood. during questioning caldwell told police he got into an argument with someone earlier in the night. he thought that the officer in the unmarked car was that person and caldwell says he fired his gun into the ground to scare him off. caldwell reiterated to police he didn't intentionally target the police officer. he said he never pointed his gun at the police officer. this morning he is being processed now in to the jail and faces a charge of discharging a firearm in a residential neighborhood. live with tampa po

reporter: the caldwel never waed tbeliseth kild sa. but, headinto trial, they were all now convinced that he did, even presle once his staunchest support. >>here's rlly no oer explanatiofor what has haened. >> when you left t techel redee, who washere? >> repter: tworominent families, e ldwells and techels, once close in-laws, camped out on opsite sid o thcotroom. se had pad not guilty. i was like, "just look at me, like, i wa to see kind of your es,ow y'rdoing," but he doesn'tooat you. >> sheas like best friend >> reporter: prosecurs called to the stand the emotional trumcard. dd caldwl remembed his lisa. >>veryone would tell me how much la and i are alik i would just tell everybody that she's the best parts of me. >> reporter:he prosecution had the buen of proving the charges, first-degree murder and nonconsensual terminion a pregncy. id you tnkour strongesct was gng foard, stronge par yr ory for jury pbay e stmpta ng pcef idceashe repter: blistics showed this mossberg -ggeashe rd wean, a firea tha sethepside h h, and only hhad acces

the caldwell problem is an eighth amendment problem. it was an eighth amendment case and in caldwell, i mean what the jury is told here if, the system exist as the state posits it, what the jury was told here is far more misleading than in caldwell. in caldwell they were simply told that your decision is going to be reviewable by the mississippi supreme court and a majority of this court held that that unconstitutionally diminished the jury's responsible. here the jury was told over and over again and consistent with florida law that your judgment is merely advisory, i will be the one to make this determination. and either if that isn't -- that does appear to be the system, that violates ring. if it isn't the system and if somehow it can be argued that the jury is making implicit findings of aggravation writ large, that is a plain caldwell problem. may i reserve the balance of my time? >> you may. >> mr. winsor? >> if it please the court, florida' haw was constitutional before ring and remains constitutional. the legislature has determi

the caldwell problem is an eighth problem. caldwell was an eighth amendment case. and in caldwell what -- i mean, what the jury is told here, if the system exists as the state posits it, what the jury is told here is far more misleading than what was told in caldwell. and caldwell the jury was simply told at closing argument that your decision is going to be reviewable by the mississippi supreme court, and a majority of this court held that that unconstitutionally diminished the jury's responsibility. here the jury was told over and over and over again, inconsistent with florida law, that your judgment is merely advisory, i will be the one to make this determination. and either -- if that isn't -- that does appear to be the system, that violates ring. if it isn't the system and if somehow it can be argued that the jury is making implicit findings of aggravation writ large, that renders somebody eligible for death, then there is a plain caldwell problem. and that's our position. may i reserve the balance of my time? >> you may. >> thank you. >> mr. windsor. >> mr. c

caldwell. when officers arrested him he explained he was not targeting police, but rather trying to scare whoever pulled up to his house. he was still charged with discharging a firearm. >>> 6:03. a st. petersburg man says he's living in fear. he says someone terrorized him for years and it's only a matter of time before he strikes again. >> and making matters worse police say they are having a hard time making an arrest even though the cars at his home have all been vandalized. it started when a dui driver he said he testified against claims the suspect vandalized again. three weeks ago cummings says in white paint. he says he's also shelled out times after they were damaged. come in. crime stoppers is offering up to $3,000 to anyone who can provide information that leads to an arrest. >>> detectives in polk county are looking for a murderer after a man was found dead. alexander viggo jr. was found dead in a wooded area in davenport. last seen alive by family sunday. detectives say it's a guns

caldwell says he fired his gun into the ground to try and scare the man off. he is in jail this morning, was arrested late last night and face as charge of discharging a firearm in a residential neighborhood. lindsay logue, abc action news. >>> detectives in polk county are looking for a murderer, alexander viggo jr. was found dead in a wooded area off sand family sunday. detectives say he has a gunshot wound but an autopsy will determine exact cause of death. anyone with information about this case is urged to call the polk county sheriff's office. >>> meteorologist shay ryan joining us with florida's most accurate 7-day forecast. best day of the week so far. >> we started so much warmer and more pleasant this morning. we start the day with temperatures in citrus county already in the mid to upper 40s. remember yesterday it was in the upper 30s at this time? so definitely looking better there in -- in hillsborough county low to mid-50s. closer to the beach in pinellas county temperatures also on the mild side in the mid-50s. we are going to top out today in t

kirk caldwell is the mayor of honolulu. >> as you can see, things look out as perfect ass paradise caca be. >> reporter: but just down the street is this, hawaii's crisis of homelessness. >> people want to come to paradise. they get here with a job, but they find it's really hard to live here. buying a home is super expensive, renting a place is very, very expensive. >> reporter: many end up on the streets, on beaches, in parks, and in tent cities. there are now more than 7,000 homeless in hawaiai the highest per-capita rate in the nation. about 5,000 of those are packed into honolulu. many struggle with drugs, alcohol, and mental illness. mayor caldwell says the city is about 500 homeless were moved into housing over the past year, but recently the number of homeless families has been soaring. a family of six lives in this van the parking lot of elizabeth's episcopal church in honolulu. what is the hardest part about living this way? >> reporter: how do they study? >> reporter: onena, who did not want her face on camera, says her husband works full time at a high-end restaurant for min

mayor caldwell says the city is making progress. about 500 homeless were moved into housing over the past year, but recently the number of homeless families has been soaring. a family of six lives in this van in the parking lot of elizabeth's episcopal church in honolulu. what is the hardest part about living this way? >> reporter: how do they study? >> reporter: onena, who did not want her face on camera, says her husband works full time at a high-end restaurant for minimum wage but not nearly enough to pay rent here. >> they've done everything right. they struggle. they work, and there is no housing. >> reporter: father david gierlach helps the family survive. >> it's a government problem, and the government has to step up and help fix it. >> reporter: father gierlach encampment right here in the heart of waikiki. he says that will force of tourist industry and the politicians to do more for the homeless. jim. >> axelrod: chip reid, thank you very much. out on top and upside down. i'm billy, and i quit smoking with chantix. i deci

we're about to turn on to caldwell lane, sand wood and caldwell. mostly dry, very treated surface here. again, some spots you really have to watch out for that black ice, especially on the sidewalks and driveways as you head out the door this morning. be careful, because the temperatures are low enough for that snow that melted yesterday, the little bit has refrozen. we'll keep going, try to find some harder hit areas we see more of that black ice. for now, live in conshohocken, stormforce 10, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> all right, matt, thanks for keeping an out for for us. overnight we did find lots of snow covered streets. check out this one. this is on west abbottsford avenue. check out the conditions in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. the streets are still covered in snow. you can see the cars are stuck, can't go anywhere. >> it will be another busy day as crews and neighbors work hard to clear the snow. people living on side streets will be the last to be plowed in the city of philadelphia. then there are people like miguel perez w

they say willie hicks shot lentrick caldwell in the chest. caldwell did not survival hicks escaped before police arrived and was caught late this afternoon in cleveland. arrested in akron last night. the karaoke d.j. at the bar beat the man to death at the zodiac bar. forest ryan was rushed to the hospital but did not survive. turned himself in >>> another round of layoffs coming to a lorain steel plant. >> one day after republic announced that roughly 200 workers would be without work, we learned that others will be out work. john kosich is live in lorain. >> reporter: the community dealing with this one-two blow, coming from one high-profile employers. >> the rain reflected the mood here as the first round of layoffs will impact about 500 workers. >> last year was the most >> united steel work hes membership already dropped from 1250 to 900 to now this. >> republic idled their operations and nearly 3300 at u.s. steel. they plan add three-week shutdown in march with the prospects not looking good. going to depend on orders and they have to h

that means, the road between caldwell street and tench street will be blocked. a contractor is replacing the scott's creek. a detour is in place from college to speers street to nance and harrington street and much of hollywood may be in recovery mode this morning following the 73rd annual golden globes last night. the event honored the year's best in movies and tv. jinah kim gives us a look at some of last night's winners. nats "the revenant" that frontier revenge epic was a revelation at the golden globes...3 major wins... including best drama, best director.....and best actor for leonardo dicaprio. nats of dicaprio "this film was about survival, it was about adaptation." honors for best actress went to first larson "ahhh! i can't believe this!" for the hostage drama "room". and it was a double win for "the martian".....best musical or comedy. and best actor for matt damon, playing a marooned astronaut. nats of damon "i know how lucky i am." jennifer lawrence, meanwhile, spoke directly to her frequent director, david o. russell....after winning best frequent d

cortina caldwell is leaf's communications director. you will actually be 3 celebrating a big birthday tomorrow, too! do you have any recorded music/cds?where can you get that music? 3 >>jay: 5:57 exactly. >>holly: it put the city salt trucks to work. dot said they had trucks out presalting<7:mj and also show you some weekend wintry weather threat. >>holly: ice and snow are causing problems for drivers, how they are taking extra precautions. >>jay: a fire breaks out an an apartment complex. the heights firefighters had to face to rescue residents. >>holly: the stage is set for the republican debate. the candidates are showing up and who you will hear from >> now, in high definition, from the western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 this morning. >>holly: at least three whippers will share the historic $1.6 billion powerball jackpot. >>jay: this is out of california where one of the winning tickets were sold. winner are also reported in tennessee and florida. >>holly: while there were no two tickets sold in the state

the college street bridge will be under construction that means, the road between caldwell street and tench street will be blocked. a contractor is replacing the bridge that crosses scott's creek. a detour is in place from college to speers street to nance to harrington street and back to college. sc-dot estimates the road will be closed until may of next year. 76-year-old johnnie mae newton died from carbon monoxide poisoning after her home caught fire. it happened friday night on 11-hundred block of quiet lane off decker boulevard in columbia. the fire marshal is still investigating. the new year is getting off to a memorable start for one family in west columbia. thanks to help from his loved ones and social media -- a local veteran has accomplished something he's been try to do for more than two decades. wis' mike desumma joins us now with more on this story. mike -- you were telling me, facebook made the difference here. johnson says friends encouraged him to use the site to find what he was looking for. now after 23 years of searching powerful. "we couldn't find you...and " "23

liz caldwell is here and she has beautiful homes to show us. 450,000. you can get a lot for that >> yes, even though they are older homes they are well maintained. >> todd: interest rates are starting to slowly inch up. >> it is an election year. and you never know what will happen. they will not last at all. >> todd: go ahead. >> this is fromdavy. 450,000. >> todd: you talk about a big yard. that is big. >> this is in waverly 100. and has great schools. and they have totally updated it. metal roof and updated the tchen with oak cabinetry and stainless apmriiances and it has impact windows and doors. >> todd: look at that. view. >> todd: you know it is it a big house when there is a grand pi pano. >> this is 450,000 and hoa, fees are only 250 a year. >> todd: what is next? >> this is in a development plaza. it is a corner lot. it is a four bed room, three and half bath and 2300 under air. they have done a beautiful job of maintaining it. newer a playances. and they have a nice courtyard area with a spa pool. and you have the two car garage. the upstairs

caldwell now faces a charge of discharging a firearm in a residential area. his rifle was seized and by the way, that officer was not hit. >>> it's 6:04. right now, the northeast is bracing for a monster winter storm. so this is what it looks like in washington, d.c. this morning. slick conditions for drivers. it's a similar scene in several other states. crews in tampa are getting ready for the storm. tampa electric is preparing to send workers to north carolina to help restore the power. news channel 8's lindsey mastis is live now from tampa. any idea how long are these crews expecting to be there? >> reporter: good morning. these crews are getting prepared to be there for up to two weeks. there are 250 people getting into these trucks and making the trip north this morning. right now, they are loading up, getting prepared to leave in just 30 minutes. and now this storm is expected to drop everything from freezing rain to snow, even ice and that could knock power out to a lot of homes. well, already some areas are seeing some ice and snow. but the big storm

"if we were going to win the game, we had to run the ball and it's just a mentality that coach caldwell instills in us that it's all on our back and that's how we like it." "you know, we were hungry and we feel disrespected being the underdogs all the time so we were just excited to go out there and play." -------------need an edit here---- "we'll enjoy this and then we'll fix our eyes on what's next and it shouldn't be real hard to get guys ready to play for the national championship. this is it, this is truly the biggest game of the year." joe: clemson's next stop, glendale arizona to play for the national championship on january 11th. ratings to measure how many people watched this year's college football playoffs were down 36 percent from last season. and officials say it's because of when the games were played. the orange bowl, which started around 4 pm yesterday, drew a 9 point 7 rating. last year's first semifinal game pulled a 15 point 5. ratings for the second semifinal were also down by a similar amount. officials say last year's games were played on new year's day instead of

dionne gray's next court date is january 13th. 3 3 the fire marshal in caldwell county is working to determine what caused an explosion at a warehouse in hickory. it happened at a business that recycles plastic bags and other items on highway 3-21. two workers were knocked to the ground by the blast. the owner tried to help put out 3 (no verbatim)3 the fire mashal estimates the damage to be tens of thousands of dollars. 3 3 uber drivers are now being charged with criminal trespassing at the asheville regional airport. airport police are issuing cease and desist letters to local uber drivers. it's because the drivers do not have ground transporation permits. and since uber employees use privately-owned vehicles... they cannot get a commercial license or "for-hire" tags from the north carolina d-m-v. 3 "we need to have an airport permit for a commercial vehicle. we're not a commericial vehicle and can't get for hire plates as an uber driver from what i understand from the dmv. so we're kind of stuck. they want us to pay for a permit we can't even get." airport officials tell news 13 th

alderman gary caldwell, leeroy robinson sided with ending it. while he says many town employees like her, he says there is a significant number who are dissatisfied with her management style and decisions. without going in to detail due to confidentiality reasons, he says there's a pervasive morale problem among workers. >> i found that the only way to address that was to going in a different direction. >> if somebody is better suited for the job then they should look for somebody else to fill that position. >> rex: residents want the best so does marcy o'neil who says she is still working cooperatively until january 29th to ensure a smooth transition. in a statement to board members, she did tell them there are things to deliver on. stating she can't change her gender. and she's not lee galloway. used to provide services to the town. that did not influence his vote. >> i do not have, nor have i had in over three years, a financial interest with the town of waynesville. >> rex: and the board will meet next tuesday to choose an interim manager an

that means the road between caldwell street and tench street will be blocked. a contractor is replacing the bridge that crosses scott's creek. there's a detour from college to speers street to nance to harrington street and back to college. the road will be closed until may of next year. we are now three weeks from the first vote of the 2016 presidential campaign. the iowa caucus will kick off the process. steve nannes reports, iowa is turning into a horse race for both republicans and democrats. :22-:29 :51-1:01 1:16-1:20 hillary clinton's once commanding lead in iowa now appears to be all but gone... thanks to a late surge from her chief rival. presidential candidate : "i think we have an excellent chance to win here" a new nbc/wall street journal/marist poll shows vermont senator bernie sanders trailing by only 3 percent. sanders holds three separate events on monday in the hawkeye state. presidential candidate : "maybe we should have an economy that works for all of the people, not just a handful of billionaires" a win for sanders in iowa -- followed by a w

nearly 2 inches in part of the area. 1.8 inches in the park in caldwell, and the wind was also a big factor before the front moved on through. gusted up to 30 miles per hour in central park but up to 60 miles per hour at islip, and a 71 miles per hour wind gust at 9:20 this morning during the brunt of this storm. and also as the secondary line of thunderstorms has been moving in from the west, there was some hail reported, .3-inch diameter hail in northwestern parts of new jersey. still have a flood advisory. this is mainly due to rainfall that has already fallen over northern parts of summerset, western morris county in new jersey. another 12 minutes or so. some of the creeks and smaller streams in the area are still running near bankful. you see on the radar, there's the line of storms that moved through the city, actually created a lot of rainbows as it moved on by. now it's exiting to the east in parts of long island and the jersey shore. heavy downpours over monmouth. southern parts of nassau, extending into parts of fairfield county in connecticut. those are moving to the east.

jerry caldwell/bms gm "this was a natural to turn to and say that's a great way to support ets you and it's a great way for the rest of the region if they may not be able to make it out to the battle at opportunity for them to come out and enjoy the venue." one week after the battle at bristol..between the hokies and the volunteers.. bristol will host an f-c-s battle..between east tennessee state and western carolina..that's the 17th of september. the virginia tech tennessee game is set for the 10th.. even a passing glance at buzz williams hokies...year two.. will register improvement.. despite a murderer's row of acc opponents..the hokies are in---very nearly every game..to the final possessions.. last night..no different.. with rick pitino's 16th ranked louisville team at cassell..the hokies did nearly everything they were asked to do..except win the game. the hokies fell 91-83-- scoring 83 points against the nation's best field goal percentage defense.. they were even in rebounding..and committed three fewer turnovers.. if not for the cardinals 12 of 18 shooting from 3..virginia tec

that means the road between caldwell street and tench strt will be blocked. a contractor is replacing the bridge that crosses scott's creek. there's a detour from college to speers street to nance to harrington street and back to college. the road will be closed until may of next year. there's no update yet on whether parts of the cayce riverwalk will reopen today as originally hoped. cayce leaders had said they hoped to have three of the four phases back open by today, but some wet weather over the weekend may have impacted those plans. the riverwalk park has been closed again since the latest round of wet weather caused flooding in late december. it's been closed at least four times since last august. feeling brisk today. saying it's going to be chilly! look for abundant carolina sunshine and a bit breezy this morning, few high clouds by afternoon, highs near or slightly above 50 feeling brisk today. that's another way of saying it's going to be chilly! look for abundant carolina sunshine and a bit breezy this morning, few high clouds by afternoon, highs ne

that offensive line has done. game, we had to run the ball and it's just a mentality that coach caldwell instills in us that it's all on our back and that's how we like it." "you know, we were hungry and we feel disrespected being the underdogs all the time so we were just excited to go out there and play." -------------need an edit here---- "we'll enjoy this and then we'll fix our eyes on what's next and it shouldn't be real hard to get guys ready to play for the national championship. this is it, this is truly the biggest game of the year." joe: clemson's next stop, glendale arizona to play for the national championship on january 11th. joe gorchow, wis news 10 sports. the tigers will face alabama in the national championship game after the crimson tide trounced michigan state in the cotton bowl last night. they won in a shut-out 38 to nothing. clememn and alabama will have just over a week and for tiger fans wanting to travel to see clemson go for their second title in school history-- the athletic department says it gets 19,500 tickets to the game. however, members of the clemson ath

out-scored 38-19 in the corner, caldwell, wanted to foul. he got it in the form of a technical.tons complete the team effort, corner three, detroit, six quarters in double figures, reggie jackson, 20, 37 and four at the half way point but they lose 113-95 the final. sharks trying to win three straight at home for the first time this season, dallas in town. antii niemi, marc-edouard vlasic, and sharks led another one later in the period. niemi making the initial stop, but chris tierney bangs it home on the rebound, 2-1 after the second intermission, the complete highlights at 11. best playoff finish in years cardinals deserve credit, but aaron rogers, you can never count him out. unfair to lose the game on the coin toss like the packers did tonight. >> i think that is reasonable. >> yeah, exactly. >> all right, next, the giants debut in washington that is drawing thousands and how you >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, live doppler looks weak but it could be different tomorrow, one area could see flooding. >>> also we talked about a woman who was held in iran, about how newly releas

someone walked in and shot and killed lentheric caldwell. an hour after that shooting forest ryan was shot and died after a shooting in triplet. the suspect robert jarvis took off and later turned himself in. he is charged with murder. >> cleveland city council joe sipperman is resigning in march after 18 years and joined us at 4:00 to tell us about his new job with global cleveland. >> even the g.o.p. decided cleveland is the number one city to come to. we have a real chance to show why the city is so great and attract and also for the people here. >>> global cleveland is a nonprofit aimed to attract people from around the world to come to cleveland. city council will find a replacement. >> mark: spin the wheel. the browns continue to determine who it will land on. mark schwab joins us with the latest coaching candidates to meet with the browns. jerome henderson come on down. you are the next contestant on who will be the next head coach of cleveland browns. the team confirmed the interview with the dallas db coach. he is the 4th guy they h

that means, the road between caldwell street and tench street will be blocked. a contractor is replacing the bridge that crosses scott's creek. a detour is in place from college to speers street to nance to harrington street and back to college. sc-dot estimates the road will be closed until may of next year. one party's over...but others are no doubt just beginning out in hollywood. the golden globes have wrapped up...after honoring the year's best in movies and tv. jinah kim join us live fromomhe beverly hilton, where it all happened, with a look at some of the night's nats "if you do win tonight, remember no one cares as much as you do!!" host ricky gervais may have tried to dampen excitement at the golden globes.... but it didn't work with rachel bloom. nats oh my god! oh my god! she wononest actress in a tv comedy for "crazy ex-girlfriend". nats i love you so much! also overwhelmed was gael garcia bernal..of "mozart in the jungle"...he won best actor...and his series best comedy. nats "this is really incredible. it's a big surprise!" meanwhile, jon hamm clo

spot on the tonight show design.mike has expertise on not dodging back-an assistant principal at caldwell high school. but he graphic artist."yeah, now look at me harding. "i'm just trying to find my niche, trying to find good."they do what can be called an extreme kind of man- scaping."pssh, it's manhandling back hair," said mike. "it's disgusting. but it's funny. you can't deny it's funny."while mike can thank his family for the fitting last name of wolfe he has to welcome his wife's ability to appreciate his coiffed crusade even more."looking back now this might be because of me," said jamie. given him so confidence in some of the proceeds from the sale of his "calend-hair" will benefit gates of hope, a 3&as th. 3 chat3 3 still to come on news 19... carolina women's basketball team trounced arkansas last night...we talk to some young fans about what the team means to them. what they say coming up 3 plus... the carolina panters are one step closer to the superbowl...highlights of how they came back ready to win this week.... alyssa lang will have those highlights from bank of america st

. >>> an explosion caused a fire at a warehouse in caldwell county. this happened at a business that recycles plastic bags. the explosion happened at the rear of the building while a trailer was being unloaded. the owner tried to help put out the fire. >> i went and made sure my guys fire extinguishers. >> how many? >> 20. >> larry: well the fire marshall is still looking in to what caused that explosion. >> darcel: several students and a bus driver were involved in a crash. the bus was heading to school this morning when a driver of an suv ran a red light slamming in to the bus. the bus crashed in to trees in front of an apartment complex. the suv caught fire. witnesses say everyone can learn from what happened. >> you need to pay attention. because she never applied her brakes. she couldn't have seen the bus. >> darcel: bystanders used fire extinguishers. a number of kids and the bus driver was taken to the hospital to be checked. they're expected to be okay. >>> new at 11, three small children were led away from discovered a meth lab. it happened i

and in detroit the fate of coach jim caldwell will be determined by the next gm after that person is hired. finally, in san diego, there are reports that chargers coach mike mccoy is safe. that may be the case. but the first order of business for the chargers is to file a relocation petition to los angeles as soon as tomorrow if they get approval on january 13 to move, mccoy's fate could change. >> a lot of pieces moving around the chess board. again here at lambeau tonight, the final score, the vikings win the nfc north. they beat the packers 20-13. al and cris are back to wrap things up after this. >>> the sunday night football post game report is brought to you by the newly redesigned volkswagen passat. the mid-sized car for your full-sized life. they're your kids. why are you guys texting grandma? it was him. keep your family connected. app-connect. on the newly redesigned passat. from volkswagen. red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah,

in the higher elevations, like blowing rock, way up in wautauga and caldwell counties, it snowed enough to change the look of things. plenty of skiers and snowboarders taking advantage. again, a big concern this morning will be black ice, so i will throw a curveball my photographer, you can see all of these trucks who have been here for hours already. they said for right now, they are laying low and getting ready for the next hours. aly myles wyff news 4 five in asheville. allyson: thank you. other concerns with air travel. some major airlines are looking ahead to the weather and appeasing travelers in advance. american, southwest and delta airlines will waive ticket change fees and fare differences for customers who want to postpone their trips. those airlines are issuing travel waivers to customers who are expecting delays and cancellations. myra: there are other concerns, elderly and young are most at risk with this wintry weather on the way. doctors at greenville memorial hospital say they're expecting to see people with injuries caused by slips and falls , sledding and frost bite.

dontavious caldwell-pope. the steal. he knows how to score. then then drummond with the alley-oop.hits the 3. greens gets golden state the lead. right now 42-33 detroit in the second quarter. >>> usf hosting -- collin roush and his son in the house. waves dominatedded the first half. jets behind the defense. two-handed flush. former cal great led all scorers with 29, including that 3-ball. follows with the layup. pepperdine led by 24 at the half. jeremy major, threw down 20. usf played better in the second half. pepperdine hangs on for the 98-84 victory. >>> tonight the sharks do something they haven't done in a year, win three consecutive games at home. but standing in the way is a tough dallas team and the former goalkeeper antti neimi. the players hope the familiarity can by an advantage. >> some spots, so hopefully that helps. >> played here for long enough time where he knows guys' shots and it's going to be tough but we have to find a way to get it by him and get a w. >> so pulling for alex smith the chiefs to get to to the super bowl levi's stadium. but tom brady, one step c

then 39-year-old caldwell was shot and killed after a fight at the heidi ho lounge. the suspect, 34-year-old hicks was arrested in cleveland this afternoon. >>> new developments on the new id laws that had many travelers worried they would have trouble flying. the new law requires flyers to have the latest type of driver's licenses to get through airport security but some states don't have them yet. today, homeland security announced passengers can keep using their current id's for another two years without problems and some for almost four years but after that will need the proper driver's licenses or use other types of approved id like a passport. and you may want to pack your bags and hit the skies when you hear this, the average price to fly out of hopkins has dropped nearly a hundred dollars in a year. the u.s. department of transportation just released new numbers that show we paid about $370 on a trip from cleveland in a year before that, fairs were averaging $465. down. >>. >> the winner won't walk away with $800 million to spend, thanks to taxes. how much yo

jerry caldwell/ bristol motor speedway general manager: etsu folks are like family to us and this was just a natural as we looked around to say how else are we gonna be able to use the field. once you've gone through all this work to get it in there what else can we do to use it. way to give carl torbush/etsu head coach: perfect scenario. first game back since 2003, a rival that has been a rival for many, many, many years. when you've got two schools together and a school named east tennessee state and one named western carolina, the impact in this region i think, speaks for itself. the market saw some gains today on wall street. the dow climbed 125 points. nasdaq rose 39. and the s and p the one million dollar powerball winner in salem has stepped forward. wdbj7's amanda kenney was there was there when she got her big check. jean, literally a big check. the lottery did the traditional photog ops with salem's winner this afternoon. kelly cox was just one number away from winning the record setting 1.5 billion dollar jackpot. kelly was just one of the many people who only played becaus

now the 25-year-old nicholas accused well admits he fired the shot but -- nicholas caldwell admits he fired the shot but says he thought the cop was somebody else. his rifle was seized and that officer was never hit. the mother of baby chance walsh will spend the next 25 years behind bars and she has to testify against the man she loves. she is taking a plea deal in herman slaughter case. -- in her manslaughter case. in september, officials tell us she watched as her husband joseph walsh beat and killed their nine-month-old son and then helped bury her baby in the woods the. mom will have to testify against her husband as part of the plea. >>> the clean-up continues. many people in the bay area are stepping up to help, some in very special ways. they have friends who live in duette, that's where one of the tornadoes hit sunday. now they didn't know the victims who died, steve and katy wilson, but they wanted to do something to help out. they found that frame there in the wreckage. the couple took it home and worked on it. it was battered and beat up. and we sanded it down, smoothed it

these are the rainfall totals for today and some of them were records, caldwell, 1.8 inches of rain, pretty much every place, over an inch of rain, 1.5 inches in summerville. islip, 1.7. 1.3 in west hampton. and 1.25 in montauk. today in bridge port, 1.25 inches, but two inches in dan bury, 1.5 in white plains and central park, 1.8, that was a record rainfall for the park today. winds gusted between 30 and 40 gust up to 60 miles an hour this afternoon. speaking of that number, 60, that's where some of the high temperatures were and there were many records scattered around here it is january and we are seeing temperatures in the low to middle 60s. well, it says it windy tonight, but this time, the wind is going to change direction and bring in drier, much colder air, we are talking windchills down in the teams some spots by tomorrow morning. right now, temperatures in the 40s and 50s, seeing the leading edge of the cold air, just east of columbus, ohio, it is 24, automatic 8 in chicago and minus 1 in minneapolis. this is not the windchill that is the actual temperature. big low pressu